SELECTION EVENING

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 982, 27 May 1930, Page 4

SELECTION EVENING

PIANO STUDENTS’ MEETING At a selection evening held in Lewis Eady. Ltd. building yesterdaJ® by the Auckland riuno students' A ’ soeiation. am. delightful pianrfort* solos were played by the members The president, Aliss Joyce Parker, presided. During the evening Miss Elva Car, ; gave a lecturette on .he overture form i ;tn tl illustrated her address by pi.. v iE: . uie overture lrom "1 lie Messiah" Other items given were: •Impromptu in B flat, by Doris l’.inns: -The Xuids" (Earjeon, ! Miss Rcita Kennedy: "I’antasie Im.’ prompt!." (Chopin). M-.ss Urace Pig' yott: ".Nocturne" (Oreig) Miss c Martin: "Impromptu" in A Flat (Schu-’ l • rt). Miss K. I’.la -kbun able" isJaint Staens). Misses Carr and Wallace: " Impromptu" (Schubert! Miss Ailsa Walker: "The Rope Dancer" lWuclls). Miss K. Judge. WAIKATO NOTES Air. and Airs. G. Vosper have rej turned to Cambridge. Aliss Brann, of Cambridge, has reI turned from a holiday in Tauranga * * * Airs. 11. J. AlcMullen has returned •to Hamilton, having spent the school holidays with her family in Tauranga. Airs, and Aliss Eckford. of Blenheim have been visitors to the Hamilton Hotel Mrs. P. K. Stewart, of Hamilton, is on a visit to Rotorua.. Aliss Joan Couper has returned to Cambridge from a visit.to Rotorua BRIDGE AFTERNOON Airs. Sutherland, of Cambridge, was hostess at a bridge afternoon given for Airs. Tate, who was the guest of Airs. Jennins, and Aliss Poole, of Auckland, who was visiting her sister. Airs. I). Lundon, Cambridge. The room was beautifully decorated with gold chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. Airs. Sutherland received her guests wearing a black and oriental crepe de chine frock. The prizes went to Airs. T. Taylor and Aliss Cox. Those present were: Alesdames London, Jennins, T. Taylor. Tato (Hamilton), Aliss Cox and Aliss Poole. * * • FAREWELL TO MIBB SWAVVK

FAREWELL TO AIISS SWAYNE A party to bid farewell to Miss Swayne, who is leaving Cambridge for Australia, was given by Mrs. Sam Lewis, Cambridge, when she entertained about 50 guests. Airs. Lewis was wearing a beige coloured georgette and lace frock, and Aliss IL Lewis wore blue floral georgette. Airs. Rush was the winner oi an advertisement competition. The afternoon tea tables were prettily decorated with crimson and old gold flowers and autumn leaves. Aliss Swayne was presented with a handsome suitcase by Airs. Lewis, on behalf of those present. Those present were:— Airs, and Aliss Swayne, Mrs. 1.. Swayne, Airs. Frank Swayne, Aliss AI. Swayne, Airs. Innes Taylor. Airs. J. Cox, Mrs. R. Cox, Airs E. B. and Aliss Cox. Mrs. Rny Wilson. Airs, and Aliss Hart, .Mrs. Nolan, Airs. Chi tty. Airs. Ritchie, Mrs. Skeet, Airs. Conte, Airs. Aleredith. Mrs Ziman, Airs. Gant, Airs Rush, Airs. AI. Wells, Airs. Sou ter, .Mrs. Staple y. Airs. D. Lundon. Airs. Bryce, Airs. W. S. Mrs. Crow tlier, Mrs. Peake (2), Ain. O. Gane, Airs. Xicoll, Airs. X. Alacky, Airs. Roberts, Airs. Tod. Airs. Hounslow, Mrs. Neely, Airs. A. Richardson, Air* Sutherland. Airs. Jennins, Airs. Porrit, Airs. Gruniitt, Airs. Blomfield (Auckland,) Airs. Couper, Airs. Jasper Smith, Aliases Sou ter (2). Christophers (-). Foley, Gwynneth, K. Lewis, U’loustou. Brann <2>. Poole (Auckland), Valentina .Wellington). FOOTBALL CLUBS DANCE The Matungi Football C’ub held Its first dance of the season on Tuesday evening. The room was gaily decorated with the club's colours, and music was supplied by the Maritza Orchestra. The dance was a great success, many thanks being accorded to the committee. Airs. Neilsen. Mrs. Jamieson and Messrs. C. Strong, T. Shaw and Erick Siiaw (secretary). Among those present were Alesdames Jamieson, TV Shaw. Neilsen, Buckingham, Williams. .McKt nzie, Clark. Brinkwortli, Baird, Trubshaw. Greenwood, .Misses Neilsen. AI. Shaw. V. Wilkes, J. Baird. J. Curie, Benge, L. Baird. Turnbull, E. Wat tarn, Greenwood, E. Smith, Lye, Nixon, J. Cranston. L Cranston, AlcKendri*. Luxton, D. Froude (Hamilton), L. Froude, L. Better, E. Teddy, AI. Teddy, Trubshaw, Neill, F. Benge. K. Nicol. Simons, Snowden. L. Seaver, McDowell, B. Better, L. Gtodwin, F. Ketter. L. Townsend, # * * SURPRISE PARTY Several members of St. Peter's Tennis Club visited Air. and Airs. Frank Cooper at their home in C'audelamls ' on Friday night to bid them farewell prior to tlieir departure for Christ- ! church. j Games and competitions spent a very : enjoyable evening. Miss S. Coker and Air. E. Hunt being the winners of the competitions. Air. AI. Rosie presented : Air. and Airs. Cooper with a silver sugar basin and cream jug, and in expressing regret at their departure wished them every happiness in their j new home. A dainty supper was served, and the evening was brought to an end by the singing of “Auld Lang Syne.” Airs. Cooper wore a charming beige georgette frock to receive the guests. Among those present were:— Airs. Parsons, Mrs. Ding!*', Mrs. >• Geary. Alisses J. Gaze, S. H. Pigpen, AT. Coker. T. Baird. AI. AlcGuiness, Messrs. AT. Rosie. N. Geary, H. Blackburn and E. Hunt-