SOCIAL NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1919, Page 6

SOCIAL NEWS.

Last Monday at Kawaroa a delightful impromptu dance was arranged by Mrs E. A. Walker, assisted by Mrs C. HWeston, Mrs J. C. Nicholson and Miss D. Bedford, for Mr Gideon Pott, recently returned from the front, who has been appointed to the staff of the Bank of New Zealand, Thames. Kawaroa Park makes a charming scene for a dance, with its broad piazza and delightful surroundings, and one can only hope that this will lead to many more donees being held there. The floor was perfect and the music by Miss and Mr R. George just made one long to dance. The super table was sweetly decorated with wattle and African marigolds, and the table was ladened with all sorts of delicacies. Afternon tea. —Last Friday Mrs J- C. Clarke invited a number of her friends to a most enjsyable afternoon tea party to meet her two sisters, Mrs Dodson (Blenheim), and Mts Redman (Trentham), those present being Mesdames Beatson, Blundell, Cook, W. J. Chaney, Percy Webster, W. Bayly, Alf Webster. Fred Webster, Robertshaw, A. Waters, and Misses Codfrey, Norman (2), and Giblin. The young people have been having quite a gay time lately with dances and parties, the hostesses for this week being Mesdameß Denny-Brown, Rockel and E. C. Griffiths.