FRENCH CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 127, 1 June 1927, Page 12

FRENCH CLUB.

SUCCESSFUL DANCE.

The Click Clack Cabaret was a scone of revelry last evening, when the members of the French Club hold a most enjoyable dance. M. Paul Serre, Consul for France, was among those preseut.

The ballroom was a most attractive scene. Japanese lanterns, many coloured and multifarious, were suspended from the ceiling, making a keleidoscope of colour with the pretty frocks below. On the walls were panels of old Japan, and at one end was a lily-pool emooth and clear, sheltered by clusters of feathery bamboo. All the little alcoves were decorated with bamboo and great clusters of Japanese chrysanthemums arranged in loug-necked vases. The musician's stand was decked with pot plants and trellis entwined with couvolvuli, and supper was served at little blue tables round the room, on which were vases of orange-coloured flowers.

Mrs. W. J. Napier acted as hostess, and wore a frock of black georgette beaded in jet. She was presented with a beautiful bouquet of roses tied wfth ribbons of the tricolour. Mrs. Rout wore white charmelinc heavily bonded in crystal; Mrs. Trafford, cream georgette, beaded in crystal and shawl; Mrs. E. Napier, beige lace; Mrs. Mann, black

.crepe de chine; Mrs. E. Palmer, shot rose and gold lace; Mrs. Masscy, frock of pink sequins; Mrs. C. Carr, black sequined frock; Mrs. Alexander, black satin with touches of rose; Mrs. Atallah, black crepe de chine; Mrs. Little, blue georgette and silver lace; Mrs. McCready, pale pink georgette; Mrs. Tilsley, old rose brocade; Mrs. Cash, flame georgette; Miss Jennings, white satin and bands of silver lace; Miss I. Jennings, cyclamen velvet; Miss L. Musseller, cobweb frock of gold and silver sequins; Miss E. Rosscr, sea green georgette; Miss E. Lock, white satin; Miss Anne Gordon, jade green georgette and silver lace; Miss Eales, leaf green crepe de chine; Miss M. Beale, lemon georgette; Miss T. Wake. black taffeta; Miss Sturt, black talTctn; Miss Cash, floral georgette; Miss Guthric, old rose georgette beaded in crystal; Miss Wright, cyclamen georgette and sequins; Miss A. Jeffreys, orchid georgette and sequins; Miss Palmer, shot rose taffeta and gold lace; Miss M. Trafford, white satin and silver; Miss A. Lewis, rose du barry georgette; Miss Colebrook, pale green georgette; Miss June Berry, jade green georgette heavily braded in crystal; Miss Moses, japonica georgette and silver; Miss Lewis, pale cyclamen; Miss A. Fraser, cream georgette beaded in crystal; Miss Bowel], blue satin, with touches of flame; Miss Joyce Porter, pink shot taffeta; Miss Dorothy Richardson, Duchess blue and silver lace; Miss Wake, delphinium blue taffeta; Miss Benjamin, blue panne velvet; Miss Anthony, black georgette; Miss I. Underwood, silver lace over pale pink georgette; Miss K. Underwood, pink georgette with diamante trimming; Miss Hutchison, heliotrope georgette; Miss Clifford, black lace and georgette; Miss D. Smith, gold lace over cherry georgette; Miss Lonergan, flame georgette and silver; Miss Rotherhan, leaf green georgette and silver lace; Miss O'Halloran, floral georgette; Miss Fraser cream romaine beaded in crvstal; Mies P. Withero, cferet coloured * crepe de chine, r