DELIGHTFUL PARTY AT BLOCKHOUSE BAY

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 893, 10 February 1930, Page 4

DELIGHTFUL PARTY AT BLOCKHOUSE BAY

MUSIC AND DANCING A delightful party waa given W Mrs. F. Shadbolt at her resident Blockhouse Bay, on Saturday, t&e j evening being spent in dancing, wW an enjoyable programme of musica and elocutionary items. Mr. J. Parker was pianist. The rooms had been charmingly ranged with mauve and pink peas, and tall vases of apricot cl*®' lias, Mrs. Shadbolt receiving the gu*L wearing a frock of peach-colojrej satin and georgette, with a dipp® hemline. v r Among the guests were:—Mr®, r*. * French, Mrs. 33© 3a Marr, Mrs. *• Hawkes, Mrs. J. Moir, Mrs. I* Mrs. \V. Almond, Mrs. Ross, Mr*..jFox, Mrs. F. Wigg. Mrs. S. Miss A. Walshe. Miss J. Beattie, Cairns, Miss V. Hawkey, Ails® Tibbits, Miss M. R- Fox, ■* Hawkes, Miss Xorma French and R. Ix>uie. HIKURANGI NEWS Mrs. D. B. Anderson and who have been spending a holiday Wanganui and the Waikato, hav<turned home. Mr. E. L. An sell, of Auckland.**# has been spending a vacation w* • a brother, returned to his home cv * the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Graham, of sell, who have paying a Wanganui, stayed with Mr. ana *' A. M. G. Ward, of llikurangi, returning home. * * * BRIDGE DRIVE | The bridge drive held in Park Hall proved most sUC U ti# Twenty tables were occu P ie< U a s on jj4 prizes were won by Mr. E. tW and Mrs. C. E. O’ Callaghan. conclusion of play a dainty supp* served. 1