YOUNG NATIONALISTS

Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 2, 3 July 1939, Page 14

YOUNG NATIONALISTS

PARTY AT ISLAND BAY

The spacious residence of Mr. and Mrs.: E. R. Toop, Island Bay, was the scene of much gaiety, on Saturday night" when a large number of young people attended a very cheery party organised by the committee of the Wellington South Young National Party. i

After the chairman of the electoi'ate had delivered a short address, much hilarity was caused by a mock broadcast conducted by "Tony" (Miss Peggy Cook) and "Peter" (Mr. BuchananBailey), who passed appropriate comments, with incidental recordings, about as many of those present as time would .permit. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing and many amusing games. A sit-down supper was served.

The committee responsible included Misses Gwen Swinson and Peggy Cook and Mrs. Ross Scrymgeour, and among others, present were Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Toop, Mr. and Mrs. BuchananBailey, Mr. H. E. Napier, Mrs. Grey, Misses Ngaire Mawson, Ruth Hamilton. Esther Wainwright, Jean Wilkinson, Nancy Martin, Girlie Wilson, Jeanne Napier. Marie Stewart, Rona White, Bernie Martin. Edwina Vare, Isobel Eggers. Thelma Fitzgerald, Marg. Atkinson, Laurel Bell, Molly Pilkington. May Goodman, Vera Swanson, and Messrs. Fred Knight, Peter Holmes, W. Wainwright, C. Toop, J. Brook, I. Napier, D. Brook, R. Sceats, G. Nevitt, C;. Dunford, M. Craig, K. Mawson, and H. Stephenson.