GOLF CLUB DANCE

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 177, 7 November 1941, Page 8

GOLF CLUB DANCE

LARGE WAIMANA GATHERING

PIIESENT'AjTPON" OF TROPHIES

The dance held under the. auspices of the Waimana Golf Club, was well patronised. The music was supplied by the Victory Boys' Band, and an extra played by Mr M. Burke. Mr H. Ward] aw made a most efficient M.C. and Mr Morton was doorkeeper. Boxes of chocolates for competition were won by Mrs Wyklc 1 and Mrs M. King 2. After a delicious home-made supper had been served, the trophies won during the past season were presented, the winners being as under: — Men's A Championship: Mr J. D. Wardlaw; B Championship: Mr M. Burke'. Ladies' A Championship: Miss M. Woolfield; B Championship: Mrs T. Burke. Morton Cup: Mr H. Ruff. Jerram Cup: Miss M. Woolfield. Runner-up Men's A Championship: Mr A. K. Bell. Runner-up Men's B Championship: Mr Henry Wardlaw. Runner-up Ladies' A Championship: Miss R. Macdonald. Runner-up Ladies' B Championship: Miss M. Hughes. Mr Cranswick's Trophy: Mr T. Wardlaw. Runner-up: Mr F. Mitchell Ladies A Eclectic: Miss Woolfield. Ladies' B Eclectic: Miss B. Bell. Ringer Competition: Mrs Schwieter. Hidden Hole Competition: Miss B. Bell. Stableford Bogey: Mrs J. Wardlaw. Mixed Foursome: Mr H. A. Ward-, law and Miss S. Grover. One Club, Men's: Mr Cranswick. One Club, Ladies: Mrs H. Ruff. Men's Fourball: Mr T. Burke and Mr D. Bull. Driving (men): Mr J. D. Wardiaw. Driving" (ladies): Mirs Schweitero (Mrs King's trophy) . Putting (men): Mr A. K. Bell. Putting (ladies): Mrs Ducker (Mrs J. D. Wardlaws trophy'). At the conclusion of the presentation Mr Ducker, president of the club, thanked one and all for their help during the past season, and also those who had helped with the promotion of the dance to make it the success it was. He then called on Mrs Bob Wardlaw to accept n ijift from the members of the goli club and also one for her husband, in appreciation of their many kindnesses during the building of the clubhouse. Mrs Wylde also presented gifts to Mirs King (lady secretary) and Mrs J. D. Wardlaw (captain) from the lady members, in appreciation of their work during the past season. Dancing continued until a late hour when the singing of the Na-> fcional Anthem closed the evening. Among those present were: Mes-. dames J. D. Wardlaw, black dull finished satin frock; Stevenson, black moire taffeta; M. King, cyclamen taffea; Hodgson, black velvet; D. Wardlaw, red and gold taffeta; Mitchell, embossed cloque; L. Ducker, black and white velvet; C. Bell, black georgette; R. Wardlaw, red taffeta; C.> P. Wylde, black lace and georgette; H. Wardlaw, gold brocade; M. Mannion, white lace and black taffeta; H. Bell, wine taffeta and tinsel brocade; D. Bull, rec taffeta; I. Savage, navy embossec crepe; R. Henderson, green lace; A. Cruse, white satin; M. Burke, blacl crepe de chene and coatee; T, Ward law, blue georgette; F. H. Bell, bot 1 tied green; B. Hughes, figured crep< " de client?; J. Ruff, floral georgette : J. Boynton, strawberry crepe d< ; chene; F. Stirling, pink satin; R Logan, signal red satin beaute; G ' Lovell, sky blue chiffon velvet; H 5 Marra, black embossed cloche; H Ruff, green satin; A,. Boynton, blacl georgette; E L . Lockyer, W. Ball. Misses S. Grover, blue spot net H. Boynton, pink satin; V. Burnetl pink organdie; S. Cooper, flame lace ' B. Fairweather, cyclamen taffeta ' Pat Cranswick, blue satin; M Wool 2 field, white spotted net;. M. WardlaA blue lace; I. Leslie, floral taffetfi r P. McConnell, angel skin; B. Bel Egypt khaki; H. Boynton, pink sat in; B. Wragge, plaid taffeta; A, Bui nett, black and white voile; G. Sa? pink georgette; R. Macdonald, sliel pink georgette: E. Doran, Egyptian green and scarlet taffeta; K. Doyan. midnight blue taffeta; M. Leisham. lime green taffeta; B. Barrell, apricot lattised sheer; C. Sullivan (Ghristchurch), white georgette: E. Addison, pink taffeta; S. Addison, rose taffeta; Eileen Addison (Hamilton). green-gold shot taffeta; Agne? Ruff, E. Clements. A. Burns.