CAMBRIDGE NOTES.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20264, 5 August 1937, Page 5

CAMBRIDGE NOTES.

COMING-OF-AGE DANOE. To celebrate her daughter, Miss ♦Kathleen Horne’s, coming-of-age. Mrs Willoughby Horne arranged a delightful dance at the home of Mrs R. S. Hanna, of Leamington, recently At supper Mr R. S. Hanna proposed the toast of the guest-of-honour who out a birthday cake made and beautifully decorated by Mrs Hanna. Japonica and pink camellias were the charming floral decorations on the supper table. Mrs Willoughby Horne, wearing a frock of black velvet and a gold lame 'Coatee, received the guests. Mrs Hanna wore a frock of burgundy laoe and Miss Kathleen Horne was wearing geranium red cloque. Among those present were:—Mesdames J. W. Garland, wearing- vintage red maroce!n; H. P. Nelson, Ivory and petunia floral crepe; A. J. S. Richardson, rust crepe sole; Eric ißlomfleld (Auckland), rose beige crepe suede; W. Goodwin (Auckland), navy embossed georgette. Misses Mildred Horne, moonlight blue sand crepe; Phyllis Nelson, navy and white talTetas; Joyce Lewis, Ivory tinsel threaded cloque; Ethel Goodwin (Auckland), wine red crepe suede; Norma Garland, blue and black checked crepon; Joan Meredith, bronze talTetas; Mollle Sawers, navy tafTetas; May I.atlmer, ice green crepe; Mary Ferguson, delphinium blue •talTetas; Moya Mahoney, Wedgewood blue matalasse; Gwen Rrunsklll, hyacinth blue sand crepe; Valerio Catran, pastel blue satin; Mary Turner, coral pink crinkle crepe; Hilda Dalllmore, black chlfTon; Margaret -Goodwin (Auckland), black pleated tafTetas; I.ols Amyes, lacquer red satin; Joan Ross, black and scarlet figured satin; Emily Rose, ivory satin; Enid rainier, delphinium blue ialTetas. SOCIAL EVENING. Members of the committee o,f the forthcoming bazaar of St. Peter’s Church, Cambridge, held a social evening to raise funds for the afternoon tea and the children's stall, recently. The first part of the evening was devoted to community singing interspersed with songs by the Convent school choir, a sword dance and a boxing display. After supper the evening was spent in dancing. SUPERVISOR ENTERTAINED. Miss N. P. Fitzgihbons. New Zealand supervisor of the Plunket Society, who has just returned from a world tour, was a recent visitor lo Cambridge. She was entertained by Mrs M. A. Bell, president, and Miss F. Hooker, secretary, and other members of the Cambridge branch of the Society, at morning tea at the Triangle Rooms. Those present were:—Mrs W. J. Oxbrow, Mrs C. W. Vennell, Mrs E. H. Leigh, and Miss McGulnness.