SOCIAL NEWS

Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 36, 18 May 1938, Page 3

SOCIAL NEWS

Mr and Mrs A. Anderson and Miss Marie Anderson, of St Heliers, Auckland, who have been on an extended holiday in Opotiki as the guests of Miss R Reitl, “Burnside” will return to to-morrow. ?*** * * ' Miss will leave to-morrow on a holiday visit to Auckland. She will be the guest of M(r and Mrs A. - Anderson, Vale Road, St. Heliers. *- * * * * * « Rev. N: F„ Benham, formerly vicar of Opotiki, has been appointed as an honorary child welfare officer for the Tclaga Bay district. -:<• * 44 x- ■* *• Miss Bernadine Parkinson, of Morewa, is the guest of Mrs Mulhern, Woodlands, while on holiday in Opotiki. 44 * 44 * * * * Mrs F. Chapman, and her two children, Anne and John, have returned from a holiday visit to Wellington. #** * * * „ Mr and Mrs Geo. Slialfoon and their daughter, Carol, have returned from a holiday visit to Auckland. 44 * 4:- 44 45- 44 X- . Mrs Blackie, of Auckland, is the guest -of Mrs 33. P. V oolfiekl, V aimana. * * 44- 44- 44- 44- 44 Mr'and Mrs A. Grover of Auckland, have been visiting Waimana and were the. guests of Mr and Mrs 1).-Grover. * 44- 44- 44- 44- 44 44 Mr and Mrs W. Stevenson, of Waimana, are holidaying at Tauranga and Waitomo Caves. * 44- 44 44 44- 44 44- '44 All’s R. Spanhake. of Nnkuhou North, is on holiday in Auckland. 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 Commandant Newton and Ensign Newton, of the Salvation Army, who recently returned from China, are the guests of Mrs J. T. Thompson, while visiting Opotiki. 44 44 44 44 44 4!- 44 Miss Olive Shalloon is spending a holiday in Auckland.

WAIMANA NEWS TENNIS DANCE The dance held under the auspices of the Waimana Tennis Club last Thursday evening in the Waimana Hall was quite a success.

The novelty dances proved popular, the paper hats anil streamers causing much merriment. The Kit lvat’ Orchestra. supplied.-the music for dancing and Mr A. Ward law and Miss M. Wardlaw kindly obliged with extras. The duties ot 31. C. were most capably carried out by Mr A. Wardlaw, and Air Morton was doorkeeper.

The Monte Carlo waltz was won by Alias Trotter and partner. Lucky paper hats were won by Mrs Al. King and Air Lyons. .After a dainty supper had been served, MV T. X\ . WardJaw, president of the Tennis Club, thanked all who helped to make the evening the success it was, and many thanks to those members who forwarded donations. Air Wardlaw also presented trophies won during the tennis season. A box of chocolates for competition was won by Miss Al. Doran. Dancing continued till a late hour. Among those present were: —

Airs Al. King, Airs Hewitt, Airs T. W. Wardlaw, Airs ft. Axtens. Airs I. Bell, Airs Hughes, Airs O. Hampton, Airs I. Savage, Airs 'lyric (Opotiki), Airs. Dick Wardlaw.

Alisses J. McConnell, Al. Woolheld, It. and (J. Spanhake, .El. Debroceny (Opotiki), Al. Stansburv, 0. Trotter, B. Bell, S. Addison, J. 'Jrover, K. Addison, Al. Horan, It. Hughes, AL. Ruff, E. Doran, Al. Wardlaw, 13. Luttrel! X.,Hughes, AL Hughes.