WHATAWHATA DANCE.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20274, 17 August 1937, Page 3

WHATAWHATA DANCE.

i MOST ENJOYABLE EVENING. COMBINED FUNCTION. One of the most enjoyable dances held in the district for some time took place in the Whatawhata Hall recently. The dance, which was in aid of the Whatawhata Rovers’ Football Club, , was held in conjunction with a lcit—- ! chen evening tendered Miss Myrtle I Carpenter, in honour of her approach- ! ing marriage. A farewell presenta- ' tion was also made to Mr and Mrs L. i F. Barry, who are leaving the district. I There was a large attendance of local residents and many visitors from other 1 districts. Due to the efforts of an energetic ; committee, the function was highly , successful, a very happy spirit prevailing during the evening. Excellent music was played by the ; Regent Dance Band, the M’s.C. being Messrs E. King and R. Wills. Novelty i dances were won by Mr B. Gould and i Miss <:. Bynn Waitetuna), and Mr ! '!'• Uindsay and partner, i Euchre was enjoyed in the eard- ; room, the card steward being Mr V. i Davison. The euchre winners were: ! Radies 4, Mrs C. Yeoman, Mrs H. Wts and Mrs Thomson a tied; men 1, Mr A. Bowe; 2, Mr Kcitfuss and Mr : S. Bussell lied. i Before supper Mr S. Russell made i appreciative reference to the esteem in which Miss Carpenter was held and I to the part played by her in the social . life of the district. In asking her to ; accept numerous gifts, he expressed i on behalf of her friends their best • wishes for her future happiness. Miss j Gladys Kempthorne, on behalf of the j Basketball Club, asked Miss Carpenj ter to accept, with the members’ best J wishes, a pair of crystal vases as a • token of their appreciation of her serj vices to the club. Miss Carpenter j ,ias been a member of the Tennis Club i for a number of years, and on the : *'lub s behalf Mr Russell presented j her with a silver sandwich dish and i conveyed to her the members’ sincere j wishes for tier future happiness, i.Musical honours were enthusiastically i accorded Miss Carpenter, after which Mr T. McDell on her behalf returned j thanks. Presentation Made. j Mr G. C. A. Gould, in presenting Mr ! and Mi’s R. F. Barry with a smoker’s ; companion and a silver teapot, made j eulogistic reference to the willing ser- | vices rendered by them during their residence in Whatawhata, expressed ! their friends' regret at. their departure ' from the district, and offered them sin- ' cere good wishes for their future prosperity. Mr and Mrs Barry were ; a^so accorded musical honours- Mr ; Barry then extended his thanks and , those of Mrs Barry. I A delicious supper was served by ! the ladies. 1.. A K or lfarrv OSe "ereMesdarnes Carpenter, black lac*': r ‘ i[‘l- ' -■■Mililc : \. i; wji M . ' CI ml.'. • c ” Carlmson. brown ensemble; j 111 lAln’soii* "V""' »'.-»iooaln: 11. jiooclv. black satlM lace; Egan, brown and beige ensemble; Barton, brick red silk marocaln; r. Jones, nigger brown ensemble- c Yeoman, blue Ilgured -crepe; J. | {l ,sVii (Hamilton), blue crepe and while rur coatee; I-. (aley. pink lace and georgette; 1.. M. iu.nald, dicrry velvet tunic and black erete- Vuv .\' ' an 'N l '’' 1 , • blue Moral ■i'}, 0, “ *'d <te lvowiial). shell pink MICll" iTl'p*'; |1 | J,_; ,■ - M . a , | ... | , black velvet coatee; u. Calder tomato crepe and gold lace; it. I.anglamis blick crepe; Better, Burgundy crepe; E. Butiii ''HI, grey ensemble; Thomson il-'rank-i ton E brown ensemble; n. Fern pink crepe; P. Thomson, tloral crepe-’ Price : navy marocahi: j. Kempthorne navv creno |de chine relieved with white; Wallace , blue Moral georgette: 1(. Wills, grey maroI rl'.-.'.i. \? yl S r 'lf Ko "» al •. bluo norail crepe; b. Bussell, navy silk and lace | Misses Myrtle Carpenter. slack lace: ■ Olive carpenter, tomato taffeta- Yalmu j Bowe, Coronation gold satin beaute; Jean could, blue Moral georgette: Phyllis Snell, .green Moral marorain; .Muriel kvre blue - '■eivpt; Doris Lyre, royal purple velvet: I 11.1-\l,ls I 1 . 1 -\ l,ls EJ re * -Margaret Bose cloque; : l helma king, blue satin and lace- l itz- ; simmons. pink Moral net and gold coatee ! M - Earlinson, apricot crepe; Maureen Hare .white lump ottoman; M. Poster llami!loti', blue satin and silver relief .Mollie i Egan, blue crepe; B. Brown ( Hamilton > I blue velvet; ~ Adolph, blue sain m;. Hall t Hamilton >, black satin gi aim imt Boii-dle i I ra ll k 1 1111 ), green s alm ’ )IMt j | coatee; Ruth clarkc. Buckingham lilac ; Bid eta; 1- l.ypse.v (Prankton). black and white taffeta; J. Manson (Hamilton), black and white ensemble; F. Boley (Prankton >, ! red georgette: W. Bolton (Hamilton). beige and navy crepe; Kathleen Paul sali mon pink satin; Joan YalllHey. blush pink organdie; Kathleen Anderson. Moral ori gandie; Marion Young i Hamilton) . Maine 1 tunic and black velvet skirt; Vera Bliss (11 am 11 ion), white and black velvet cock- • tail suit; B. Evans (Iln lilton), black and ! white silk taffeta; Boyd, pink crepe; Wyn ! Both well, grey and violet lace; Jean Sopj pet (Hamilton), brown and pink tunic i lrock: Kathleen Soppet (Hamilton), red 'and black ensemble; K. Norman ■ llamilj ton), black velvet and white satin; P. Pennell (Hamilton). blue sand crepe: 1 (iladys Kempthorne. pink lace; .Muriel ' Pi lcksen. blue slmt taffeta; Peggy Wills, ; pink cellophane: Brace Fricksen. pale pink ; marorain: Daphne McDell (Prankton), ! white pebble crepe; Mary Cogswell WaiI tetuna), pink lace and green coatee; c. I Silver lame; J. .- tobie .Wahl Beach"', I green ripple crepe; Betty Dohbie. beige land black crop*'; p. BotJiweil. gold satin jK. Walsh - Hamilton >. mauve satin; Joan Dobhie, gold satin: Jean Robertson. lemon I satin; 1.. Perham. black velvet; ,\. Coved, blue tl ■ .11 georgette.