SOCIAL NEWS

Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 34, 20 May 1938, Page 3

SOCIAL NEWS

Ml* and Mrs G. J. Neilson left this week by private ear, for National Park, where they will spend a holiday, returning- to Opotiki next week. ' * « ■K- * ]\if and Sirs A. S. de Montalk and Miss Pauline de Montalk have returni ed from a. holiday visit to Gisborne, p * * 4:- ■):- -is- *- * JT pMr EUW.* Seville has returned from where he was visiting his mother, Mis E. Seville. * -jt # # * Mrs R. W. Todd, of Paeroa, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs J. Morgan, St. John Street, while visiting Opotiki. •5C- * *JI- ¥? K* & .t* IMisses M. ill Scott and Clarice Scott, of Remuera, and Miss Kadia Scott, of Rangiriri, left yesterday for Hamilton, after spending a holiday in Opotiki.

DAHCE AT OTAR A i An enjoyable and successful dance, organised by the members of the Otara Women’s Institute, was held in .) the Otara Hall on Wednesday night. Dancing was enjoyed to an excellent programme of music supplied •by Mr S. McDougall. Messrs C. Black and P. Chambers capably carried out trie duties of 31. C. Novelty dances were won by Miss! P. Scott and Mr F. Brown and Miss E. Eason and partner. The ladies 'of the committee 1 served a dainty supper and dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. During; the evening an exhibition of b tap-dancing was given by Miss Mead, of Hamilton, and was greatly appreciated. Among those present were: — Mesdames E'arp. H. Jones, C. Black. J. Maxwell,- K. Brown, C. Maxwell, R. A. Hedley, Fraser. Hampton, Bingham, Kelly and R. Abbot. Misses I. Abbot, A. Scott, P. 3lcNee, -M. .Maxwell. H. Tew, G. "Withers. H. and E. Eason. 31. Mead (Hamilton). H. JMorice, A. Hedley. M. Beckett. 31. Wilkins. G. Brown, 11. Borrie, S. and P. Scott. K. Har-

risen. G. Lees, I. Snell, t . Scott (Auckland).