PARTY AT MANGERE

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1071, 8 September 1930, Page 5

PARTY AT MANGERE

JOLLY EVENING AT ORIENTAL RENDEZVOUS A very gay dance party organised by Miss Montgomerie was held at the Oriental Rendezvous. Mangere. on Saturday. The hostess received the guests wearing a frock of rose georgette with a coatee to tone.

Among the guests were: Mrs. McLeod, who wore black georgette and lace; Mrs. Lanigan, lilac tafTeta and tulle; Mrs. Crawford, blue taffeta; Mrs. Arthur Wilson, black and gold sequined frock; Mrs. De Luen, gold lame; Mrs. Ballantyne, orange georgette; Miss B. Bere, green floral ninon; Miss Cross, rose lame and taffeta; Miss Wernham peach georgette; Miss V. Bere. blue floral ninon; Miss Alice Thomas, Chinese red lace; Miss Montgomerie, black lace; Miss Anderson, ivory taffeta; Miss Reed, rose pink taffeta; Miss U. Wilson, apricot georgette lace; Miss Oorie Thomas, green and pink taffeta; Miss Baylie, green taffeta; Miss Cunningham, black satin beaute; Miss Arrowr.mith, pink taffeta.

WAIKATO NOTES Mrs. St. L. Gribben, of Hamilton, is visiting friends in Christchurch. * * * Miss Nell Pittax, who has been visiting her parents in Hamilton, returns to Gisborne during the week-end. * * • Mrs. J. D. Smith has returned to Hamilton frojn a visit to Tauranga. AFTERNOON AT LYCEUM CLUB On Thursday afternoon the amusement committee of the Lyceum Club arranged a vpry enjoyable party to enable town and country members to meet. The decorations of bulbs and other spring blossoms made the lounge very attractive to the visitors, who spent a happy time with competitions, tea and music. Luring the afternoon the Misses Barrell gave a pianoforte duet, Mrs. Hubert Hammond and Miss Norah Valder played solos and Mrs. J. J. Standrin and Mrs. Farquhar sang songs. Those who were present were: Mrs. H. J. Greenslade, Mrs. T. Platts. Mrs. E. Walders, Mrs. J. L. Smith. Mrs. Marychurch, Mrs. A. Ramsay, Mrs. Burke (Ngaruawahia), Mrs. W. M. Coventry, Mrs. Mackay. Mrs. H. Saunders, Mrs. H. J. Ferguson, Mrs. C. M. Hume. Mrs. F. Vickery, Mrs. Marples, Mrs. W. H. Hulse, Mrs. G. Valder. Mrs. H. Hammond. Mrs. A. Beale, Mrs. J. Thompson, Mrs. E. Speedy, Mrs. Reynolds (Auckland), Mrs. N. Blomfield, Mrs. Smales, Mrs. R. J. Nlcholls (Tauwhare), Mrs. C. B. Gunter (Morrinsville), Mrs. W. Oliver, Mrs. Verrall, Mrs. F. Vercoe. Miss Vercoe, Miss I). Mackay, Miss Roberts, Misses Barrell. Miss Hewitt, Miss Bright, Miss N. Valder. * * * HAMILTON-TE AWAMUTU GOLF MATCH A very pleasant day was spent on the St. Andrew’s Links on Thursday afternoon when a team of local players played the Te Awamutu women. The home team proved too strong for the visitors, who won only one game and halved two out of the 14 played. Among those present were: Te Awamutu, Miss Foche, Mrs. G. Teasdale, Mrs. C. Blundell, Miss Clark, Mips Montefiore, Miss Lees. Mrs. J. O’Sullivan, Mrs. J. Oliphant, Miss Kay, Miss Irwin, Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. McGovern, Miss Jeffrey: Hamilton, Mrs. H. C. Ross, Mrs. W. Batt, Mrs. C. Bartleet, Mrs. A. James, Mrs. H. D. Matthews. Mrs. P. P. Hazard, Mrs. A. E. Sandford, Mrs. W. Peterson, Mrs. F. Grilar, Mrs. H. Griffiths, Mrs. A. McCracken. Mrs. N. Ross, Mrs. J. Clachan. Miss W. Manning, Miss V. Cann, Miss M. Stevens, Miss K. Oliver. Miss J. Tern- • plar, Miss W. Manning.