GOLFERS ENTERTAIN

Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 23, 27 July 1939, Page 18

GOLFERS ENTERTAIN

MANOR PARK CLUB

Gas-filled balloons bo"bbed against.the ceiling of the Mayfair Cabaret. last night and active members of thei Manor Park Golf Club reached to::. grasp their tantalising floating stream-:! ers, presenting the ensuing "prizes";., to their partners. The occasion was, the second annual ball, of the club. and the dance was very well, attended. Further decorations in the way ■ -fittali irisas were mingled with; greenery:; and arranged, in amber vases,' and- set in the foyer. ■ •, ■• '•• > .!';;-' ■"■: The president, Mr. A. S. T. Buller,', received the guests with Mrs. .Butleiy,. ■who was wearing a black taffeta :hos-,' tess gown and a black and gold jacket.^ They were assisted by Mr. and Mr&ij B. Brickman, the latter wearing a frock: of black and white floral marquisette finished with a Peter Pan collar of ""■ black sequins. . : :

Among those present were Mr. an(j/ Mrs.' Frank Pitt, Mr. and Mrs. IV; Bustin, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rose, Mr.; and Mrs. H. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. James Irving, Mr. and Mrs. M. Jacobs, sen, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. A. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mantell, Mr. V and Mrs. R. Malcolm, Mr. and Mrsir Hugh Smith, Mr. and Mrs! W. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. H. Harman, Mrs;: S. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. McMul** lan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. K. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Liv*. ingston, Mr. and Mrs. M. Corlissoiv, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Tti-': Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy, 'Mr. and Mrss F. Gevar, Mr. and Mrs. H^Ait^en, Mrv and Mrs. Bilderbeck; Misses /Bernici^ Barker, Nell Oughton, Maureen Shoo-1 smith, Alice Herd, Mbiia 'Nolan, P;i Gray, Marie Allen, Leba /Bnckmahp Nola Payne, N. Jenkins, KatK i^aylor^. M. Morgan, Helen Smith, >E3Pringle# I E. Poison, Valda de Qamp^ ;D.4Nash^. Phyllis Carpenter, poi^~Fair^c#her^ Edna McCarthy, M. Cooper^ M.'|#ous4i ton, K. Holmes, T. Denrrehyf-Xjk'Jen-f' kins, N. Mackintosh, RvHiggsjiE^.Webb,'' N. Triester, R. Pauley,'L. Egeston, N.V Rimmet, J. Watson, and B; Marks; and . Messrs'. J. McVicar, K. ■"•iSlanson, J^',' Triester, Nausbaum,' J.;;Clduston, Rf Butler, J. Kilgour, H. Marshall, Ry; Rattray, J. Meadows/P. Bell, G. MaxW field, M. Morgan, L. Hiorgpn, E. Truby^ C. Allen, McDonald, Ci? Smith, Ik, Halley, R. Grugeon, C.Gooday, HainesL" Nausbaum, K. Banks, 'B. Woodhous^; M. Turner, D; Butler,: >:'J. Bannin, Gfcr James, L. Fitt, L. Branch, L. Gold-* smith, J. Stanley, ahdlß. Telford. 5,

When packing for holidays, cut soxnii pieces of cardboard the same size aa the suitcase and fold any silk andj crushable frocks on top of them. Thei£ tie lightly into place with tape,- and; it will be found, that the frocks- wii£ keep "quite uncrushed. A badly-creased* frock should be hung on a hangeif behind the bathroom door. The steam from the bath will take the creases outi of the frock. \z