SOCIAL NEWS

Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 37, 27 May 1938, Page 3

SOCIAL NEWS

jYmKiul Airs J. "Wilson, of Gisbc'rne, avei Spend holiday in Opotiki as tiie guestsAwtheir daughter, Mrs L. Weston. I * * s- * * Mi§s Catherine Anderson sailed from Sydney to-day per s.s. '“Monterey . Miss Anderson has been spending three months’ holiday in Australia with relatives and will return to Opo-> tiki next week. * *- * * * * Mr and Airs E. J. Maxwell,'- of Queensland, are speeding a. holiday in Opotiki as the guests of Mr and Mrs 15. Maxwell, Tirohanga. Once a resident of Opotiki, Mr Maxwell is paying his first visit for twenty years. 'v * # * *- * « * M'iss Gwen Neal left for her home at Papakura yesterday morning after a brief visit to Opotiki as the guest of Mr and Airs C. K. Ebbett. Opotiki. ■3s* *K- 1!* ■K- ■3S' # vr Miss Betty Tocker. of .Tanoatiui, was a visitor to Opotiki for the first hunt of the season. She was the guest of Mr and Mrs L. M eston. Miss Joan Morice lias returned from a holiday spent with her parents in Wairoa. • < * * * i.- * * Mrs B. E. Wykle, of Greymouth and Mrs It. N. Hooper, of Balmoral ltoad. Auckland, are the guests of Mr and Mrs W. Wykle. while spending a holiday in Opotiki. **** + * * Mrs W. Sullivan, ex-mayoress of Whakatane, is accompanying her husband on his election campaign tour of the Bay of Plenty Electorate in the interests of the New Zealand National Party, and is at present in the Poverty Bay district. -* * * # * * * Mrs V. E. Wils'cm, a prominent member of the Women’s organisation of the National Party, is accompanying Mr and Airs Sullivan oil their tour. ■'hunt club dance k:j . OPENING DAY CELEBRATED

A successful and jelly dance to mark the opening of the hunting season was held in the Woodlands Hail on Wednesday night. There was a large attendance and the happy atmosphere which attends functions of the Opotiki Hunt Club prevailed. Air. T. Hickey capably dealt with the duties ot' ALC. A bright programme of music was provided by the members of the Kit Kat Band with extras by Alessrs O. Carruthers and B. Parkes. Novelty dances were 0 won by .Miss G. Goodall and -Hr E. Fisher, and a competition for a charming cushion presented by Mr and Mrs J. T. Clark, was won by Aliss D. Nattrass. The ladies served a dainty supper. / Among those present were':— ■ Fort, Mrs S. -3). Abbot, v* Black. All’s G. Vanstone, Airs -W-TiEurner. Airs I. Kusden, Airs 1?. (Alaiwellj/Mrs E. Abbot. Mrs-L. Kelly. 'Alls G. F. Powell, Airs A. Jeplison' Airs E. Parkes, Airs T. AlcDonnelU Airs E. Wells. Airs AY. Pilkington. Airs K. Alassey, Airs-C. T. Clark. Airs G. Brown. Misses A'. Alerrle, D. AloodyX B. Carruthers. 11. Crapp. B. Abbot, I*. A lead N. Neilson. O. Julian, Iv. Alarshall. Al. Day, I. Snell. K. Jephson, N. -Storer. I. Storer,. AI. Hewitson, P. Holloway. P. Bryant. D. Nonie, T. Adams (Ton, Toa), :P. Daine, O. Collins. 0. Armstrong. H. Hooper, N. 'lyric. X. AVilson. B. Harrison, D. .Davies’ N. Davies. ' J. Alaxwell, V.. White. T. and AI. Parkinson. AI. I.eishman. I). Hawkins. N.gHaukins. AY. Amoaino, D. /Anderson,;;®. I ck-Ic.-er (Taneatua). J. AXotgcei;/.N. Chirk. Mud L. Caves, S. Scott. G. OoodJtliv- Ilk. Natty***. 'K Hollanl, B. Parkinson r^'). ' d '*