Tangimoana

Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 308, 30 December 1939, Page 3

Tangimoana

From Our Own Correspondent. There was a large crowd at the Beautifying Society’s dance on Boxing I Jay night, the duties of AI.C. being carried out by Mr. J. C. Johnson. Novelty dances were won by Air. S. Berkahii and Miss E. Berkahu and Miss W. Watkins and Air. Connolly. Among the Judies present were:—AJcsdames J. C. Johnson, multi-coloured crepe; E. O'Brien, cyclamen uinon; L. Cockburn, floral sheer; It. Griffiths, black lace over pink satin; B. liaruciss, green satin and lace; G. .Schulz (Koputaroa), Air Force blue satin; P. L Kent, lemon spotted rayon; L. E. J. Tantrum, American model frock of mauve; G. Joues, blue georgette; K. Webby, na\y crinkle crepe; T. lioness, brown dural silk; T. Hayes, wine marocaiu; Nelson Scott, black georgette, clover and blue sash; 11. Hansom, jnr., tau linen; M. Anderaou (Feilding;, pink linen; A. (Quinlan (National lark), doral velvet: j. Harford (Huntervillc), black velvet; K. fcihailer (Oroua Downs), green taffeta; O. Benson, clover fancy cloque; \V. Or. Jen (Feilding), doral uncrushable crepe; Misses Harris (Bauson), doral foulard; J. Sinclair (Bunoythorpe), cheek silk; A. Sinclair, doral iergotex; N. Wild bore, floral satin; Al. Wild bore, ivory satin beaute; E. Berkahn, white brocade and black velvet; W. Whittaker (Palmerston North), pink floral georgette; A. Thomson (Palmerston North), black lacquered taffeta; B. Green (Feilding), floral dirdnl; J. Green, floral georgette, rich ivory satin and lace; D. Rich, floral silk; K. Taylor (Ohakea), mermaid rayon; J„ Dryden (Palmerston North), pink floral georgette, white fur coatee; D. Mochau, white pony skin taffeta; I’. Fawcett (Palmerston North), floral dirdnl; A. Hayes, blue sprigged organdie; P. Lyon (Nelson), blue bird’s-eye taffeta; E. Badd, W. Watkins, green satin; L. Knnsem (Kongoteal, Eondon tan linen; E. Anderson (Feilding), white linen; P. O Began, floral dimity; N\ Dear, ’blue autin-backed marocaiu; It. Knox, florai linen; M. Bchulz i Koputaroa), dusky pink georgette; P. Bchulz, mermaid green taffeta; J. Bchulz, pink florai georgette: E. Knox, naw si lie mam.

.am; L. Fieldhouse, teal blue and clover .beer; T. Hose, blue lineu; .N. O ‘lCeyau, mauve net over taffeta; A. Carmichael, black velvet; K. .Maxwell riaflodil organdie; I. Maxwell, floral; .l’. Tantrum, black luco over rote pink autin; Jeanette Scott (Glen Oroua' navy georgette; 11. Dear, cigar brown kabe crepe; M. Kerr, blue coin spot taffeta; V'. .Mathews, red taffeta. Tennis Tournament. The local Tennis Club conducted a jankec tournament on Uuxing Dav, the event proving popular. The loiiovviug u the detailed account of the games plaved:— first round: I. Jeukin and O. Sinclair beat S. Maunder and J. Sinclair, -1—lj; D. Jenkiu and A. Sinclair lost to K. Dixoit and Miss B. Green, Id—2l; G. Hyde and Mi e s J. Green beat G Angel and Mrs. H. A. Kogers, I'l—lHJ. Marner and Mrs. X. t. Dixon beat G. Cole and Mrs. M. Davidson, 21— gA. Combe and Miss D. Burne lost to H Gloyu and Miss J. McDonell, 11—21- \ tarkeek and Miss V. Hobbs beat (X Broughton and Miss K. Knox, 21—14w Gloyu and Miss J. Drydeu beat F. idmonds and Miss L. Thomas, 21—9X. C. Dixon and Mrs. J. W. Dixon beat A. Oracle and Miss X. Mallett, 21—7W. \oung and Alisa J. Kilgour beat ll* A. Dixon and Alias B. Gibbous, 21—10J. Scott and Mrs. Aleads lost to L J Burne and Mrs. J. Gibbons, 17—21; N Scott and A. Hill Jost to G. Thomas and J. Gibbons, 13—21; D. I*. Burne and Al. Slattery loat to D. AlcKenzic and R Ball, b—2l. Second round: It. Dixon and Alias B. Green lost to F. Edmonds and Aliss J. Drydeu, 16—21; L. Ball and Aliss .T Sinclair lost to R. Gloyn and Miss J McDonell, 10 —21; Coombe and Airs. N. C. Dixon lost to W. Gloyn and Mrs. Aleads, 8—21; A. Hyde and Miss L. Thomas lost to J. Gibbons and Aliss V. Hobbs, 8 —21; S. Maunder and Aliss O. Bine lair beat I. Jenkins and Mrs. H. A. Kogers, 21—11; A. Hill and Aliss U Burne beat A. Gracie and Aliss A. Sinclair, 21 —20; C. Broughton and Miss J. Kilgour beat H. A. Dixon and Alisa J Green, 21 — 17; G. Cole and Mrs. Al Davidson lost to G. Angel and Mrs. J. W. Dixon, 11 —21; D. Jenkins and Mias N. Afallet beat D. K. Burne and Miss E- Kuox, 21—16; N. Scott and Miss B. Gibbons beat N. C. Dixon and Airs. J. Gibbons, 21—16; W. Young and G. Thomas lost to D. McKenzie and J. ; Scott, 17—21; L. J. Burne and J. Warmer beat A Carkeek and M. Slatterv, 21—7. Bowing and Social Club. The members of the newly-formed , -Rowing and Social Club provided a treat for holiday-makers on Boxing Day when they arranged launch trips up the river for everybody. On New Tear’s Day they intend holding a regatta when it is anticipated that all the launches at present at Tangimoana, ap- . proximately forty, will be taking part. It is the endeavour of the club to pro- i cure up-to-date club rooms as soon as 1 possible) and they appreciated the generous response to their appeal for funds on Boxing Day. The competition was won by Air. D. Dear, of Rongotea.