SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Evening Star, Issue 21748, 16 June 1934, Page 23

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Lancashire and Yorkshire Association. The monthly social of the Lancashire ami Yorkshire Association was held m the Unity Chambers on Saturday, June 9. In spite of wintry weather condi. tions there was a large attendance cf members and their friends. The president (Mr A. Pemberton) occupied the chair and welcomed the members of the Toe H. concert party, who, assisted by Mr Freeman (tap dancer), provided the evening’s programme. The various items wore greatly appreciated by the audience, and the artists were accorded a very hearty vote of thanks for so willingly contributing to the evening’s entertainment. Supper was served, and the remaining time was spent in dancing. A pleasant little event took place last month, when the executive were the recipients of the honour board <f the first Lancashire and Yorkshire Society in Dunedin. Owing to meAbers enlisting for the war, this society had to abandon, and was not revived until November, 1932, when the present association was formed. Mr Frye, a surviving member of the original executive, made the .presentation in a very happy manner. The President, in thanking Mr Frye, assured him that the existing executive would be proud to - be the trustees of such an hoflour board' bearing the names of former presidents. The members were reminded that a special “members’ night' would.be held oh Wednesday, June 27. Law Students’ Association Ball. The annual ball arranged by the Law Students’ Association was held on Friday evening in the Concert Chamber of the Town Hall. Among the honoured guests of the association were His Honour Mr Justice Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy (the latter wearing a frock of patterned _ taffeta), Lady Sidey, who wore a frock of black taffeta and a black velvet coat with a. large white fur collar, Mr W. J. Morrell (Chancellor of the University), and Mrs Morrell (frock of midnight blue velvet), Mr P. S. Anderson (vice-president Law Society) and Mrs Anderson (frock of schooner bine crepe), Mr Aubrey Stephens (dean of the faculty) and Mrs Stephens (becoming frock of black lace with sash ends of black velvet). There were also present Mr and Mrs A. N. Haggitt (silver and rose brocade frock), Mr and Mrs E. J. Smith (graceful frock of black velvet), Mrs Douglas Duthie (frock of cherry lace, velvet sash). Mrs M. E. Allan (Christchurch, charming frock of fuchsia georgette), Mr and Mrs F. Rolfe (frock of cherry crepe), Mr and Mrs Alan Ramsay (grey lace, edged with feather trimming and motifs of pink roses), Misses Mary Mandeno (orange velvet), Winnie Speight (cherry crepe frock), Jane Hay (champagng.. silk -frock),.. Dessa Stabb (blue crepe), Mary.'Jolly (blue frock), tsobel '"Newlands (blue matalasse), Kathleen Begg (very charming lace frock with sash ends of deep wine velvet), Lilias Samson (black satin frock, coatee of red satin), Rces-Jones (midnight blue velvet), Dora Campbell (black velvet), Greta Adams (Wanganui, soft white satin), Joan M’Leod (white ripple crepe, with cherry velvet), Pat. Maunsell (blue velvet), Lorraine Lindon (dainty frock of frilled white net), Joan Cameron (powder blue crepe), Naomi Pratt (white net frilled, orange velvet sash), Diana Abraham (white satin), Mary Ibbotson

(black velvet), Doris Ivellan (gold satin), Hazel French (blue Moral georgette;, H. Alien (green crepe satin, gold sequin cape), F. V. Finfaysou (rose panne velvet!, W. Fowell, M. Coghill, Spence-Sales (Wellington), Murna .Simpson. G. Adams, A. Stevenson, N. Gillespie, 1). Bain, it. Thompson, and Novill, Messrs Maurice .loel (president Law Students’ Association), L. F. Moller, F. P. Evans, I. A. Mitchell, B. dopes, W. R. Chapman, ,T. H. Kempthorne, C. E. H. Pledger, F. •). Green, ,1. W. Hayward, F. Halsted, F. W. M'Elrea, W. Hawkworth. W. Titchcner, .). W. Bain, V. H. Fahey, F. M. Bremner, G. Lloyd, Lloyd Martin, E. Standage, R, G. Napier, W. R. Hamilton, Bryce Thomson, •). R, Warrington, W. P. Wellington, J. H. Konmitz, S. Jacobs. M. V. Lousley, J. S. Laing, J. D. Neil, and L. V. Ma they son.