OTAHUTI NOTES.

Digger (Invercargill RSA), Issue 15, 25 June 1920, Page 9

OTAHUTI NOTES.

On Saturday, witli a greasy ball, the second series of banner fixtures were played, Waianawa defeating Calcium by 9 points to 0, while Otahuti secured a win over the W right 's Bush team, the scores being 11 points to 3, The latter game was one of the best of the season so far, the Wright's Bush team being a greatly improved side in many respects, and Cameron should leacl his crowd to victory before long. Cameron, Ryan, Sims, McDougall, Gilchrist, Anderson, and Slaughter are good solid players and it is hoped they will meet with better success in the future. Ryan placed a penalty goal for the visitors. G. Grieve, W. McKenzie, and Steele scored for Otahuti, A. McLeod converting the last try. Next Saturday Otahuti play Waianawa at Waianawa, Drummond travelling to Wright's Bush. Both matches start at 3 p.m. The bachelors gave a very successful ball last Friday night, and Messrs R. McLeod and B. Finlayson are to be congratulated upon the excellent arrangements made for entertaining the public. Duerdon's orchestra supplied appropriate music and the spcctacle was most fascinating as

the crepe-de-chine, georgette, and voile clad figures glided to the strains of the dreamy "Destiny" or the alluring "La Rinka," and one could hear the faintrustle of silks and satins above the soft notes of the "Missouri." Some of the dresses were beautifully designed and one noticed the latest chic Parisian touches, which are most essential in modern dresses.