NGAHINAPOURI NEWS

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20497, 13 May 1938, Page 5

NGAHINAPOURI NEWS

KITCHEN EVENING BRIDE-TO-BE HONOURED An enjoyable function was held in the Ngahinapouri Hall recently on the occasion of a kitchen evening held in honour of Miss Elva Rye and Mr Hugh Ryburn. The hall had been charmingly arranged with bowls of autumn flowers and greenery, and a happy time was spent dancing to music by Mrs Wiley (Ohaupo). During the evening, Mr R. Thomas expressed the good wishes of those present and asked the guests-of-hon-our to accept the many gift parcels. On behalf of the Tennis Club, of which Miss Rye and Mr Ryburn have been prominent members, Mr C. Reid presented them with a beautiful crystal salad bowl. Mr Ryburn suitably replied. A delicious supper was served. Miss Rye was wearing apple green lace and net with a green and silver coatee. Among those present were:—Mesdames A. Rye, F. Williams (Hamilton), R. Thomas, W. Reid, Neil Reid, E. Wilkinson, L. Stringer. S. McCallum, W. R. McFarland, Hawkins, A. Bromwich, B. Newdick, H. Gillard, T. Nottingham, W. Livingstone, F. Rothwell, E. O'Regan, C. Cochyane, E. A RyburnMisses Mavis Rye, Doris Forkert, Jean Bain, Sophia Ryburn, Nancy Wing, Thelma Stringer, Margaret Gore, Josie Callaghan, Mary Callaghan, Lex Benton, Alison Mills, Margaret Marcroft, Pat Haycraft (Hamilton), Betty Haycraft (Hamilton), Dorothy Nottingham, Marjorie Nottingham, Elaine Olllard. D. v Tudehope, Mona McDonald, J. Allen, D. Garrett. SOCIAL CLUB OPENING The opening of the Young People's Social Club was held recently. There was a fairly large attendance, and a pleasant evening was spent. A short play. ''George Proposes." was read by Misses .1. Bain and M. Marcroft and Mr .1. Britton 1 . Ping-pong was played, and supper brought the evening to a close.