WHAKARONGO.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 183, 6 July 1937, Page 10

WHAKARONGO.

(From Our Own Correspondent. ] WH AKA KONGO, July 3. Airs T. Roniiey has been spending a holiday witn triends in the Auckland district. Mr G. Selim.dt is homo from the hospital and is convalescent. ihe A basketball team registered a win against Technical C, oi—4, Tito players were Misses J. Wood (captain), E. vtoodd, M. Kadoinski, C. Vautier, ii. Wood, A. Olsen, W. Vautier, L. Speedy, .J, Smith, and H. Hanowlieid (emergency). The B team had a bye. M ss AI. Lancaster, of Palmerston North, spent the week-end in the district A particularly onjoyab.o ball was held in the hall for funds lor the Hall Queen. Streamers and balloons were distributed amongst the dancers. Round übout J.O o’clock, many an eye turned toward the stage, where the leading queen's flag was to bo run up for the liist time. Mr. E. Heneghan explained the position, after which, Mr J. Alorrls (treasurer), who alone know the leading queen, raised the flags, the gren and white hall one on top, with the purple and gold just below. Among those present were : —Mesdamos Uhrboni, black georgette; D James, powder blue lace; Morris, blue and silver; A. Sly, rust velvet and gold; Eagle, wine crepe and silver; Lawrence, black velvet; E. Woldfsbauer, green crepe; L. Upston, white organdie; L. Wolfsbauer, pink satin; \V. Broughton, cherry taffeta; Osten, creme lace; Burt, green taffeta; N. Wheeler, black and white crinkle crepe, Alisses O. Olirbom, green satin and white, L. Speedy, gold satin and purple; M. Vau tier, powder blue georgetto; W. Vautier, nil georgette; D. Day (Marton), black tulip velvet; AI. Speedy, apricot embossed satin; S. Speedy, blue and silver; H. Gore, floral georgette; B. Uadomski, blue and white figured; L. Smith, lemon taffeta and green; T. Newcombe, bluo taffeta and cherry; J, Smith, red taffetas and silver; D. AfeGregor (Auckland), mauve ring velvet: AL Proctor, black satin and silver: J. Gray, black velvet; K. Fay, blue and silver; A. Ilcwson, black and pink crepe; H. Madgewick, green georgetto; L. Lousick, gold and black, satin; L. Cook, blue lacc; O. Zeineil, pnk crepe; E. Ward, blue marocain; J. Jacques, red marocaitt: J. Shaw, black velvet; P. Russell, pink floral georgette; P. Butterworth, blue lace and silver lame; Hermanson, red windswept satin: Newman, red and black velfet; I. T>ion, bluo crinkle crepe: M. Wats, black and white satin; M. Driver, black crepe; Raison, pink floral organdie; W. Hubbard, gold satin beaute; Blaison, peach georgetc; N. Wolfsbauer, pink embossed crepe; E- Woods, pink crinkle bossed crepe; E. Woods, pink crinkle crepe: 11. Wolfsbauer. brown satin. Air 11. Gore was the M.C., and the lucky dances were won by the following: Gay Gordons, Aliss Baker and Air Pritchard: lucky door ticket. Airs Burt and Mr G. Hunt: lucky balloon dance, Miss James and Mr Moore; Monte Carlo, Air and Airs D. James.