"SURPRISE PARTY"
An enjoyable "surprise party" was held recently at the residence of Mrs. E. R. Robson, Bridge Street, Rongotal. The party was given in honour of Mr, Rodger Naylor, of Nelson. Those present spent a very happy evening, dance music being supplied by Mr. Ivor l.obinson with his piano accordion. Much amusement was caused by a "turtle race" and "elopement race," the winners being Miss V. Sparke* and Mr. Arthur Wadsworth. Numerous competitions were held, after which supper was served in the sitting-room, pride of place. being given to a beautifully i decorated cake.'- • ■ v
The health of "his Majesty" -was enthusiastically toasted, after which the guest of honour was also toasted. The proceedings were Drought to a close with- the singing of the National Anthem. •
Those present were Misses Margaret Thorns, Huia Donnovan, Claudine Rapp (Cape Town), Vida Loveday (Palmerston North), Collett (Christchurch) .,'. Chambers, Betty Kemp, Vera Sparke=s, Dorothy Smith, J. Roberts, and Mess^.' Rodger Naylor (Nelson), Bob Lindr/jy, Ivor Robinson, Maurice Robinson, Keith Mitchell, Jack Calvin,' Arthur1 Wadswqrth, J. Ham, E. Nash, and/E. R. Robson.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 124, 27 May 1937, Page 18
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