THE LAW BALL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 160, 8 July 1932, Page 9

THE LAW BALL.

A .scene of animation was presented at the Petev Pan Cabaret last evening when the fifteenth animal Law ball was held. With shaded lights and niasses of greenery -the cabaret looked most attractive. 'Tall stands containing, palms and bamboo were to be seen in the entrance, and in each corner of the room nud on the small tables which surrounded the floor were vases of narcissi. A feature of the evening was tho playing by the orchestra of a number of old melodies, which had been arranged, to suit modern dancing, and a most enjoyable time was spent by the dancers. On the supper tables in the adjoining room ,_rnoro beautiful bloome of spring to bo seen. Among those, present were: —Lady Herdman, who wore a frock of parma violet lace with ostrich feather fnn; Mrs. Smith, wine red gcoreette; Mrs. E. H. Northeroft, black chiffon velvet; Mrs. R. M. Algie, floral chiffon in black and gold pattern; Mrs. G. P. Finlay, black Chantilly lace; Mrs. L. Munro, bottle green georgette; Mrs. Goodall, cream lace over palest pink taffeta; Mrs. T. W. Leys, black floral lame; Mrs. W. C. Somers, black Chantilly lace; Mrs. C. H. Weston, amber shaded lace with velvet coatee to match; Mrs. Howard Miller, oyster shaded, crepe fleuri relieved with lime green; Mrs. A. E. Moore, scarlet chiffon; Mrs. J. C. Ronnie, flamo coloured draped satin; Mrs. P. Andrew, Chinese rod chiffon; Mrs. Xcvillc, moonlight blue satin; Miss Vera Hay, water lily green satin bcaute with flared hem-line and wrap of white fur; Miss Joy Moody, palest blue satin bcaute; Burges Watson, white georgette; Miss E. Burgos Watson, eau do nil georgette; Miss Alice Stanton, ivory velvet; Miss L. Williamson, deep cream net; Miss Joyce Herdman, deep red lace; Miss M. Colson, leaf green satin; Mise Xewcombe, ivory georgette and lace; Miss Elaine Wilson, ciel blue satin beaiite; Miss Fov.ern Bruce, leaf, groen lace; Miss Doris Cleland, moonlight blue georgette; Miss Gwen Kenrick, palest pink taffeta and georgette; Miss Juno Day, pastel pink georgette; Miss Joyce Adams, Lido blue eatin with prim velvet coatee; Miss Dorothy Boyse, palest pink satin with brown fur on short-sleeved coatee; Miss Saunders, ivory georgette; Miss S. Phillips, powder blue georgette and lace; Miss Speedy, black chiffon velvet; Miss Lois Mahon, black satin; Miss Hazel Morison, hunting grcpn lace; Miss Boscavven, ivory satin; Miss Lucy Ellis, black satin; Miss Nancy Coutts, salmon pink satin; Miss Dorothy McCoy, deep cream chiffon; Miss Joan Roberts, black satin and net; Miss Leslie Eccles, whit o: satin; Miss Dorothy Eccles, sedge green satin; Miss Nancy Kcely, parma violet satin; Mies I. McChesney, emerald green eatin; Miss Una Grattan, ivory sprigged taffeta; Miss Rona Warren, palest pink georgette; Miss Joy Menzies, leaf green chiffon; Miss Eileen Stanton, ivory chiffon; Miss J. Dick, Chinese red fischo net; Miss Jean Thompson, leaf green satin; Miss Joan Nicholas (T'iioroa), blue satin with beaded crystal embroideries; Miss E. Hammond, blue satin; Miss Adcle Winks, moonlight blue lace; Miss Davies, palest pink chiffon velvet; Miss P. Harrington, black floral chiffon; Miss H. Gordon Smith, palest pink lace; Miss Betty Abbott, gold ring velvet; Miss H. FTardley, Chinese red satin; Miss Edna Cox, pompadour rose floral taffeta; Miss R. McConnell, black and green floral chiffon; Miss Cummins, petunia taffeta; Miss Alice. Makgill, deep cream embossed taffeta; Miss M. Roardon, ivory-; satin benute; Miss M. McElroy, deep/cream taffeta with floral pattern; Miss Betty Buttle, palest pink organdie .fashioned with pin tucks; Miss Jean Mackay, wine, red georgette; Miss Alma Petricevich, deep cream satin; Miss Mary Enright, mimosa satin beaute; Miss C. Howard, black taffeta with floral design; Miss H. Chalmers, black lace, with sash of turquoise velvet; Miss M. Adams, gold lame- with corsage outlined with scvirjot beads; Miss (i. West, ivory brocaded taffeta with large bow on hip of turquoise blue.