SOCIAL EVENING AT WAIHOANGA.

Otaki Mail, 18 July 1923, Page 3

SOCIAL EVENING AT WAIHOANGA.

The fourth evening. under the auspices of the WaiWa'Bgu School Oom- ; laittec, vrai luslci in *ie school room on Friday evening last and the crowd present, constituted a record, no less than •ill people paying for admission. This is strUrina- testimony to the organisa- ; lion con troll i. g tlicsv very pleasant , affairs, which make such a complete break from "the daily round of toil and ; ear*. Certain if’is the “Boddims of ; I.anghtwr” roigns supreiae ui any into on*e a fortnight in this poacefid valley. Th« result of ihe euchre, 10 gam«i» played, wars as follows: First Lady: Mrs. ii’.A. Judd; first sent. Master George Flutey* Julies’ consolation, Mias (4. Ashbolu gents’ consolation, Master Ohas. Beauchamp. 1 It ia » noteworthy fact that tho two booby prizes, were won by two people who commanded playing at table No L>, and the evening was also a fateful one being Fridov It'.th, "Who says the ago Of superstition Vs past! Only one compgtitron was hold, being won’by Mrs. Bruslfiig for a prize presented |,y Miss B?auchamp- During the supper ndjouymjient Mr. Beaitehamp. on behalf of "'the "committee, thanked those present for attending ip «««!* bars end helping to bring to fruition, th* plans of iHo commiHev. mirnely im-1 grounds, and most important library. TUhee rousing aheers were .fives"for the ladies rasponsible for the aplcndid sapper. A dance, short hut Sweet, concluded s.'happy evening. seeswsßssaessaw