LOWER HUTT AMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLING CLUB DANCE.

Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 2, 5 June 1930, Page 2

LOWER HUTT AMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLING CLUB DANCE.

• Tke;"King/;:.G^rg^\;i>iiuie;ji:: Hall \ was a gay scene on i'ho night oi vWe^wo-sday, 28th May, when tbb Jibo^s CfcHtb; kc*a, s <Jun©e,.*t >vihkiL the. presentation,.yf-the traphies • won duiinijj tike season toiok place. The hall Tivias d(3«oratecl vvithi-eO. ttnd 'bkick (the club's colours) and on a dais at the fai- end was Paseoo's ixaiejy Orchesitxa, waicik vv^as responsible for tiho veiy excellent music.. The chaporones for the evening were L»ady Bofberfcs in coffee niarieitte and JfiWjG with b'H<ik and goLd brocaded <ioat; Miis MeHoil'ui,; in1 green maiiette an<l gold, wit> red and silver brocaded iii fla-ine geprgette •with picotted £iullsto the .'waist,1 and black silk wrap. • Mr.' Vagg was respoaaible for tie :deeorati<nis Vuid a'Jso acted as M.C. Inuring the evening Sir; Alexander Kobea^ts presqnted the trophies won diiiang tixo .seasipn, to the following:—James -Cup' (member gaining most points i nladies' events), won: by Miss T-. ; Kenieh. ; Frasor Caip (member, gaLiniag most points in eycrling evenit^), won by • Mr. (, Ll Hall. Tressieder Cup (for member wiro fe also; a member of.the Hut.tHug^y Fooitibail Olu'b, niost points in all events) won by "Mr. : Wi.-H.^ E«;berts. Strand ■Cup (for jnGMii&r. gaining most |>oints in events over 400 yards),won by Mr. E. Payne. Matthews Cup (for eveo)t§ up to and ineluiding 440 yards) won by Mr. W H. Boibei-ts. Horman Cup (for memibor gaining most points in juuior events-), won by Mar. E. Bowman. Purdy Cup (for meonber gaining most points in field events) won by Mr. GroflßtSis. Sir Alexander Roberts, in presentimg the tropihies, expresßed his belief that the Hutt athletic meetinigs •wexo the best run in New Zealand. Tibey had magnificent grounds and a. mopt ai)le set of of&eiaiLs, and' tth.e speaker voiced his appreciation, of tflie most excellent work done for the ehiib "by those officials.

AsraiHiigst those present were Mrs. Stalker, white marietta and la^je; Misses Moore, pink satin and ttile; Lockjex, blue lace; E. Blatherwick, feuxquoise - aoariefcte; M. Russell, lemon georgette; c X». Broe, pink georgette; L. Mirrison, lemon georgette and Jace; E. Buckley, blue georgette; M. Haig, bdack georgette; MeSkose blue and gold brocade; M. Windsor, read and black georgette

M. Mirrison, rose taflfeta; E. MeyTick, white taffeita; E. Pcwell, lavender georgette and satin ;'O. Payne, bhie georgette; M. Wallace, creaon saitin; F. Pointon, blue and .'lemon georgette; "D. Dykes, pink brocade arid georgette; L. Kussoll, powder blue georgeitte;; ]>eller, •heliotrope georgete; Payne, blue rayon; ilaig> black crepe-de-icihine; J. Baker, .blue erepe-de-clhine; More, pink georgette; Kench, pink satin;- O. Mullock, blue georgette; Buekley ,tolue georgette; Green, lemon lace; Newmani pink sarfjin; Cpriiss., flame lace; J. Vxede, saixnon and green taffeta; Matthews, brocade and -green nrariette. Amonigsft the gentlement present were the followsings :— Messrs Gane, Dayies,. Daly,. P. Evans, '£ Innis, R. Hart, r JC^kyer, ', z & Cloa^t, 13. "White, H.- Jone^, Ttilner, McGut^, J. ,B. Goriins., E., A. Cottie, J. %oe, V. Harris, Kencjh, -P,- Bennett, R. Perkins;; C: Baiber, C. Burning, Newimaiij €iapham, TJhoanas, L. W. Anderispn, IST. V: Mitchell, ;D. Wilson, M. MJaiftiand, X; Hinjbon, A. B. Kos< E. Luke; J. :■ W. Roiberts and L;' Money.