HAMILTON NOTES

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 534, 11 December 1928, Page 4

HAMILTON NOTES

, Dr. and Mrs. S. Graham, of To Kuiti have come to live in Hamilton. Mrs. R. Mcßae Fit tall, of H&wcra j visiting her mother, Air* P. p. White! VISITOR HONOURED. On Saturday evening Mis* B eU y Manning gave a very jolly party for Miss Norma McCulloch, of Auckland Miss -Manning was wearing a lrock of j black luce. -V pleasant surprise party was taken to ulcncoe, the home of I Mrs. ii. Haw kins, w here they • the remainder ot the evening in da no ins Those present were: -Mrs. Haw! kins, L. lcnipktns. .Mrs. ColJn Taylor. .Miss I. Hawkins. Miss X. Mcj Cullock (Auckland). Miss Janice* Seavill, Miss T. Monckton. .Miss II Soy* w ood. Miss A. Gilfillan, Miss X. Atonck- ; ton, -Miss L>. Wilson. Miss X. Pittar Miss F. Ballin (Christchurch). Miss P Ford (Xgaruawahia). Miss c. Chittv Miss K. Oliver. Miss A. Coventry* Messrs. L. Tompkins, C. Taylor, G i Hampton. I*. G. Harkness. K. Chamber? [S. Douglas. D. Xe\vlands. IX Coventry’ D. McCaw. J. Butter, R. D. McFarlanol IJ. Hawke, X. Rawson, la. Smith, I j Oliver, K. Hawking. LYCEUM LUNCHEON | On Monday Mrs. Melville. Bell, one of ; the vice-presidents of the LyceVim Club, and Mrs. Magnus Johnson, an ex-viee-president, who are shortly leaving j Hamilton, were the guests of honour | at a luncheon party given by the club : committee at the Lyceum Club. Mrs. i H. Douglas, the president, was host- ; ess. The tables were beautifully ! decorated to match the colour scheme !of the lounge. The members present j were: Mrs. H. Douglas, Mrs. Melville 1 Bell, Mrs. Magnus Johnson, Mrs. H. j, | Greenslade, Mrs. 11. T. Gillies, Mrs. W. i 11. Hume, Mrs. Vere Chitty, Mrs. T. Platts, Mrs. R. B. Cranwell, Mrs. J. D. ! Smith, Mrs. F. Vickery, Mrs. E. v. I iStace, Mrs. 11. Valder, Mrs. H. J. Mc- : Mullan, Mrs. F. B. Jolly, Mrs. \V. J. I Stevens, Mrs. J. Page, Mrs. F. Bui- ! lock. Miss E Eggleston, Miss M. Stej vens, Miss M. Hodgson, Miss G. M. Wyatt. Mrs. Douglas, Airs. T. Platts, and Mrs. W. Stevens spoke, and eulogised the great work done by Airs. Bell as the president of the Arts and Crafts, which amalgamated so successfull y with the Lyceum Club, and bv Mrs. Alagnus Johnson, the first club secretary. * * * CHINA AFTERNOON. On Wednesday afternoon Airs. Xeil Reid and the Alisses Reid gave a very enjoyable china afternoon at their home, Halmwood, Ngahinapouri. The guest of honour was Miss Renee Sanders, who is shortly to be married. Mrs. Reid had chosen a pretty floral crepe de chine frock. Miss D. Reid was in a dainty' floral voile, and Aliss G. Reid in a cream sports frock. Miss Banders was in a smart cream frock, banded with green. Tennis, clock croquet, and competitions passed the afternoon. The winners of the competitions were Aliss H. Ryburn and Miss E. Ryburn. Those present were: Alesdames J. AlcGregor, W. Sanders, C. Reid, R. Gillard, T. AlcCaJlum, Stewart, Reid, Misses F. Reid. E. Douglas, P. Aloore, jl. Rye, D. Vowless, AI. Stringer, A. AlcGregor, E. Ryburn, D. Thomas, V. McPherson, M. AlcPherson, H. Ryburn, E. Walker, and M- Gore. * * * LEAP YEAR BALL. A gay Leap Year ball was held in the Xgaruawahia Town Hall on Wednesday’ night, and proved most successful, over 120 couples from the surrounding districts being present. Splendid music was supplied by Prendergast’s orchestra, extras being played by Miss O’Sullivan (Hamilton) and Afessrs. AlcGruar, Jones, and Pettit. Among those present were: Alesdames AlcGruar, Garry, McKeown, Jew, C. J. Rogers, Brunt on, J. Cavanagh. Feeney, Powell, T. A. Clayton. Pharo, Alisses V. Prendergast, B. Pharo, E. Wallbank, Z. Wallbank, Marwood, H. Jones, AI. Hart (Cambridge). V. Smith, Rimondi, Trebles, M. Trebles, Pettit (Whangarei), Shan ley (Runtly), Alelling, J. Livingstone (Hamilton). Burges (Huntly), Nicol. Fitness, McClay, Fox, AlcKenzie. Topliss. Souter, Peglar. AU McKenzie, Bowen, Scott, Aliillen, M. Cornish, H. Roper K. Crosby. McCormack, Hinton. Stewart. Brown, Wilson (Hamilton) E. Price, R. Hill, O’Sullivan (Hamilton), R. Malcolm, V. Burt. D. Burt, O'Connor, E. Paterson. Jackson. Paterson, AlcFarlane, Abbott, and Wallbank.