SOCIAL GATHERINGS.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 242, 12 October 1929, Page 14

SOCIAL GATHERINGS.

On \f ednesday evening, at her home in Eemuera, Miss Norah Whineray gave a party to some of her students. Several pianoforte and elocutionary items were given, and the evening was brought to a cloee with some jolly games and competitions. Those present were: Mrs. Bright, Misses E. Gunman, E. Furness, Miriam Furness, Joan Furness, Audrey Ivil, Glenise Adams, Shirley Adams, Betty Coe, Joyce Grantley, Jeune Grantley, Myrtle Grantley, Gwyneth Bagnall, June Goodman, Erla Saunders, Eva Tomlinson, Mildred McGill, Masters Jack Gunman, Eric Pountney, Sydney Ivil, Keith Coe, Bobby Rolls, and Jack Rolls. « * if « A pleasant evening was given on Wednesday by Mrs. J. Pye, of Springfield Road, in Hirst's Hall, Morningside, in honour of her husband's 60th birthday. The evening was spent in dancing and games. Mrs. J. Pye received her guests wearing a frock of black beaded georgette. Amongst the guests were: — Mrs. Edmonds, jun., cream georgette and lace; Mrs. Atkinson, mustard crepe de chine; Mrs. Ross Pye, brown satin beaute, georgette, gold applique; Mrs. W. Pye, blue taffeta; Mrs. O'Donnell, navy blue crepe de chine; Mrs. E. Tomlinsoii, black crepe de chine; Mrs. T. Tomlinson, fawn rayon; Mrs. A. Hill, biscuit crepe de chine; Mrs. Souter, navy satin beaute; Mrs. Jensen, navy crepe de chine; Mrs. Edmonds, .black crepe de chine; Mrs. Graham, scarlet georgette; Mrs. Murray,, black georgette; Mrs.

Macowan, floral georgette; Mrs. A. Denize, navy georgette; Mrs. Webb, biscuit rayon; Mrs. H. Fiveash, bois'de rose, beaded georgette; Mrs. Carr, black georgette, radium lace; Mrs. Matthews, black georgette; Mrs. R. Joy,. tangerine embossed georgette; Mrs. Graham, jun., shell pink; Miss O'Donnell, black velvet; Miss Deacon, cherry georgette; Miss Whitley, lime georgette; Miss Chapman, ciel blue taffeta, embroidered tulle; Miss Rhoda Chapman, Valencia blue, taffeta. • * • • A social; arranged by the Richmond ladies' committee, held in connectiou with the forthcoming bazaar at St. Joseph's, Grey Lynn, was largely attended at the O'Neill Street hall. Vocal items were contributed by Mr. Peter Black. Music was provided by Edna Jaggar-Smith's orchestra. Amongst those present were:—Mrs. Fleming, navy blue crepe de chine; Mrs. G. Co pas, blue georgette; Mrs. Sullivan, green Mrs. Davy, black crepe de ■chine; Mrs. lemon taffeta; Mies Fleming, moonlight blue crepe and silver lace; Miss Ina Fleming, 'fawn crepe de.chine; Miss Billie Dobson, white georgette; Miss Nightingale, black geor-' gette; Miss Hopkins, flame georgette; Miss Nicholson, rose georgette over silver lace; Miss Webb, silver lame eau de nil crepe; Miss Condon, dove grey' chiffon and rliinestones; Miss Beardmore., Madonna; blue chiffon; Miss T. Stenbeck, pervenche blue georgette; Miss Stenbeck, midnight blue taffeta; Miss Greene, daffodil crepe and satin flowers; .Miss Higgins, red georgette' and gold; Miss Jaggar-Smith, pale blue satin; Miss N. Jaggar-Smith, pink, panne velvet; Miss V. Collins, pink georgette and silver; Miss Jones, black frilled. georgette and apricot; Miss Atkins, orange taffeta; Miss Grey, embossed georgette, Victoria style; Miss Kewpie Bryan, heliotrope 'lace over satin; Miss Heeney, red and silver lace; Miss Keesing, cerise satin ai:d silver tissue; .Miss M. Cox,, pale blue chiffon taffeta; Miss McGill, bottle green crepe and gold sleeves; B. O'Brien, silver lame and peach georgette; Miss Mollie O'Brien, rose taffeta,, black ehawl; Miss Lawson, black crepe ide chine, pink shawl; Miss Gfeenhalfj pale green lace and crepe de chine; Miss Glover, blue crepe and silver tissue; Miss Helen Staton, lilac crepe and silver-lace; Miss Nolan, black crepe and gold lace.