BACHELORS' DANCE

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 69, 2 October 1939, Page 5

BACHELORS' DANCE

PLEASANt EVENING

(Beaqqtt; Correspondent)

J The bachelors' dance held in the Waimana Hall last Monday evening and organised by the Young Farmers' Club, was quite a success. The hall was well filled with happy dancers from all surrounding districts. Excellent music was played by McDougall's Hot Scots orchestra from Opotiki. The new dance "Boomps-a-Daisy"' was danced for the first time and caused much laughter. Mr A. Wardlaw capably acted as M.C. and Mr D. Woolficld was doorkeeper . The Monte Carlo waltz was won by Mr J. Perfect and partner.. Extras were played by Miss M. Wardlaw and Mr A. Wardlaw. A dainty supper was served, after which dancing continued till a late hour. Among those present were: Mesdames E. P. Woolficld, A. Eagle ? W. Stevenson, J. Wardlaw, H. Bell, A. K. Bell, INI. King, M. Mannion. E. Cranswick, N. Macdonald, C. Bell, C. Hampton, D. Wardlaw W. Ball T. Savage. B. Hodgson, P. Looney (Waiotahi), L. Ducker, J. Rust ? Robert Wardlaw, B. Hughes, H. Henderson.

Misses M. Woolfiekl, P. Cranswick E. Addison, M. Wardlaw, B. Bell, M. Hughes, B. Old, S. Grover, J. Grover, E. Debreceny (Opotiki), M. Stansbury, E. ~and K. Dor an, M. Ruff, I. Profitt, H. Eason (Waiotahi), J. Miller, T. Moore, J. and P. McConell ? A. Patterson (Opotiki) M. Clayton '(Waiotahi), P. Dain, E. Lake, $. Power, B. Abbott (Opotiki), J. Dunstan j Frankland„ R. Macdonald.