TE HORO.
SOCIAL AND PRESENTATIONS. (From our own Correspondent.) A very pleasing ceremony took place in the "Public Hall last evening, when .two young ladies, Miss Grace Prouse and Miss Howard, who have taken a preminent and active part in Anglican j Ctnireli matters, were farewelled by the , residents. For some years Miss Prouse has acted as organist at St. Anne'.?. Hauterc. and Miss Howard has acted in j a.similar capacity at Te Horo. After a programme of songs by some o£ the local ladies and gentlemen, given . hrthe usual finished style characteristic ef the Te Horo talent, the vicar, Rev. €r F. Petrie. presented the young Indies wth the gifts subscribed by the people. Miss Howard was given a silver-backed liair brush and mirror, and Miss Prouse an Irish croc-bet lace camisole top and Jarge suede handbag. Mr EH Allen thanked the people on fcehalf of Ihe young ladies in a few well
chosen words. _ -"- -*~«Wa 1 -V rrtea-ant dance followed to "I—■-. j£ by Mrs Day. Mr V. -Allen acted 1 as M.C., and it jgj£*** g Arouse ! sets were not filled up. « . . acted as doorkeeper. r ;_
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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 29 August 1919, Page 3
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189TE HORO. Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 29 August 1919, Page 3
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