BLUE TRIANGLE COMMUNITY CLUB.

Otaki Mail, 22 June 1923, Page 3

BLUE TRIANGLE COMMUNITY CLUB.

A jolly evening was spent at the Girls' ' lul, last k uit i*ij n paper fancy d.-_ .- coinpc-.Rioti mis held. Dr. Gertrude Alumu'c bulged the ,|rr.--,-s ami prizes were given by .Mi. -spalile and Alins Booth. The prize tor the prettiest dress wr awarded *.o Miss Alaidie .Smith, «S* looked very charming as “Early Victorian.’’ Tlie prize, for the most irigiiml costume was won by AJiss Janet Sin th, who made a most realistic Sir Walter Raleigh. Others in paper dress*:-; were:—Mßs Jiu.-e Kerr, “Alaori Girl’’: Miss Joan Lawn-. “Shamrock’’; Ai i.ss Beatrice K*■:*]). “Sweet Seventeen'’: Ruby Weed, ' “Night"; Mis- D-.ris P.*we! ••Rose”; Aliss Joan Pereira!, “Dutch Girl’’: Miss Rose Lee. “Day and Night." - Alter the dies-*-- had been pioperly admired Mi C. F. Arinore judged a J* - [ bate, the subject being *'Should A.-i- ---[ aties be allowed d*te New Zealand?’’ The speakers were : —Misses Beatrice Kea’il and J*.*-.*;i Percivnl'foi* the affirma--1 live, and Misses Alsude Elderton and Rose Lee the negative. Prizes for the 1 two best speakers were given by Mrs ■ Pole and Mi-- Sealv ami were won bv • Aliss Maude Elderr.ni first and Miss

Beatrice Real! second. At the conclusion ol’ the debate Airs stable proposed a hearty vote of thanks for Dr and Airs At more for judging, and they were accorded .musical honours, Ofi Tuesday, koth June, there will be a literary evening, and readings will be judged by Airs Wills.