SOCIAL NEWS

Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 35, 16 May 1938, Page 3

SOCIAL NEWS

of Feilding, is “f the giiest of Ah anti Mi's A. 3?. Stuart while on holiday in Opotiki. # * * « * ■» ]Mr and Mrs A/S. de Montalk and Miss Pauline de Montalk are spending a jveek’s holiday in Gisborne. **•■**'*.*«■ Mrs C. J. Tabb is visiting Auckland. • * x * * « i:Mr and Mrs E. G. Neal and family left this morning for Papakura where they will make their future home. **■*#■*#* Mr and MVs R. H. Walker and family, of Te Kao, North Auckland, are spending the school vacation in Opotiki. They are the guests of Miami Mrs R. Van stone, Otara. * * i:- « * * * Miss E Stuart, of Palmerston North, Miss R. Stuart, of laupo, and Mr Leo. Stuart, of Gisborne, are spending the school .vacation with their parents, Mr and Mrs A. P. Stuart. * * * * a- *- aMiss Daphne Grant, of Auckland, is spending the May vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs J?'. K. Grant. * * if if if * •* Miss Dorothy Dickinson, of 'Humera, is visiting Opotiki. She is the guest of Mrs L. Fox. ***'»#** Mrs AV. Moody, of AVhakatane, and Mr and Mrs Pat Moody and their son Michael, of Napier, are spending a holiday in Opotiki. They are the guests of Air and Airs A. Young. AA aioeka. DANCE AT WAIOTAH! There was a large attendance at a successful dance held in the Waiotahi Hall on Friday night-. The function was arranged by the members of the AVaiotahi AVomen’s Institute. Alnsic was supplied by tlie Jxit Kat Orchestra with popular extras by Airs T. AA . Burke and Air R. Parkes. The duties of AI.C. were capably carried out by Mr L. Looney. Novelty dances were won by Aliss I. Snell and Air AloKenzie, Aliss G. Armstrong and AJr D. Clark. A competition was won by Air A. E. Ruff. During an interval. Airs C. AA'hlte, on behalf of the Institute, presented Aliss Hazel Eason, a member of the institute, who is shortly leaving for Te Aroha, with a useful fountain pen and pencil set. Airs AA'hite spoke of Aliss 'Eason’s invaluable services for the Institute, and wished her success and happiness in her new surroundings. Miss' Eason expressed her thanks for the gift and all joined in singing “lor She’s a Jolly Good Fellow”. The ladies served a dainty supper and dancing was ctmtinued. Among those present were

Mesdames C. White,'" T. AA . Burke, R.. Du Pontet, A. Abbot, J. Anderson, I). C. Forbes, Gates, AY. AYagner, 0: Hill, B. Logan, AY. Moore, V, AAb'lson, demerits, W. McKinnon, ■F. AA'. Gough, H. Leishman, It. Parkes, S. Brown. L. A*. Looney, AY. L: Looney, Misses K. Tyrie, B. ,'Stuart (Taupo). J. Noble; C. D. Grant (Auckland). T>. Julian, N. Wilson, H. Hooper, -I. Snell,- M. Bonrie, S. Scott, O. Scott (Auckland), A!. Ahead (Hamilton), H. and 1. Eason, L. and FI. Gough, M. -Martin, C. Saxe, ID. Clem-

ents. B. Barrcll, 1. Neilson. M. Leishman. N. and B. Abbot, A. A 100 re, M. Lowe. B. C'rappe, Al. and B. Du Pontet, X. and J, Anderson.