OTAHUHU TENNIS CLUB ENTERTAINS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 922, 15 March 1930, Page 20

OTAHUHU TENNIS CLUB ENTERTAINS

ENJOYABLE “AT HOME” The annual At Home of the Otahphu ! Tenuis Club, held on the club’s courts yesterday afternoon, was a very enjoyable function. Visitors were present from a number of neighbouring and A series of keenly-contested progressive tennis matches was played. The successful competitors were:-—A section, Miss Burton, Mount Albert, and Miss Cutforth, Papatoetoe; B section, Mrs. Garlick, Mount Albert, and Miss Feet, Onehunga. BIRTHDAY PARTY CHILDREN SPEND HAPPY HaSE A delightful children’s party was given by Mrs. E. Jones, of St. Leonards, Grafton Road, in honour of her little daughter’s seventh birthday, at the Domain Tea Kiosk, on Thursday afternoon. The rooms were prettify decorated with coloured balloons and streamers. The little people were entertained with games and races in the grounds and a dainty tea was served. Little Alvina Jones received her guests in a pretty frilled frock of rose de bois marocain. Among those present were:—Kola and Enid Burton, Joyce and Ilona Waghorn, Patty Payne, Lois Clarke, Beryl McCullough, Doreen and Korina Hogan, Winifred Dervan, Joyce Rogers, Beverley Bailey, Leonie Blackett, Audrey McQueen. Mary Stratham, Leslie Andrews, Betty Oliver, Edwin Rogers, Martin Clarke. Leslie Webberley, ®and Billy Dervan. BLACKBERRY CHARLOTTE Rinse a Cliarlotte mould out with cold water, and pour in a little cold but lemon jelly. Decorate with sound whole blackberries and angelica. Set the decorations w T ith more jelly. Line the sides o£ the mould with finger-biscuits, cut to fit. ‘ Ste-w IJlb | of blackberries, sieve them and add 1 foz of sugar and loz of gelatine melted | in half-gill of water to the pulp. When ; cool stir jri IX gills of whipped cream ! and'when cold, but not set, pour into i the prepared mould and leave in a | cold place until set. i Turn out carefully.