MUSICIANS' DANCE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 182, 3 August 1932, Page 10

MUSICIANS' DANCE.

The Auckland Musicians' Union annual dance given at the Scote Hall last evening, was a brilliant success. The chief item of the evening was the music played alternately by all the leading dance orchestras in Auckland. The stage was arranged with brightly painted panels and was effective. A large committee were responsible for the successful arrangements. Among those present were: Miss E. Jones, rose du barri satin, and black relief; Miss E. Moran, black satin; Miss H. Ford, forest green georgette; Miss G. Ne'lmee, Lido blue ninon; Miss C. Jones, pale green fcatin and silver lace; Miss A. Dawson, ciel blue satin, and black ribbon velvet; Miss C. Middleton, ivory taffeta and ninon; Miss J. Somerhayes, rose pink floral ninon; Mies Nancy McAneney, ■ duchess blue lace; Miss Forrester, pink satin, and diamante; Miss V. McKenzie, pastel pink velvet; Mia» S. Jones, ivory taffeta, scarlet fur trimmed coatee; Mies S. Pegler, blue satin and frilled panels; Mies Withey, blacl* satin and gold lame; Miss S. Moir, beige georgette and lace shoulder cape; Miss K. Wilson, sea green satin; Miss Harvey, pink satin and organdie; Miss P. Tallis, black panne velvet; Miss Rover, gold metal lace; Mies L. Elbeck, gold shot taffeta, hem of silver, lace; Miss Etlsor, cherry satin; Miss Avis Brown, daffodil taffeta; Miss Margarat Beale, floral georgette; Miss Z. Pegler, green Chartreuse satin and rhinestones; Mfes Arcott, primrose satin, black floral corsage; Miss D. Gaunt, briar rose taffeta, black lace coatee; Miss M. Cheeseman, scarlet satin and metal lace; Miss O. Oborn, pink flowered taffeta; Mies C. Middleton, ivory ninon and lace; Mi*3 Walker, black lace; Miss McDonald, brown and orange georgette; Miss N. Brown, fuchsia sprigged satin; Miss E. Truman, forest green satin; Mies E. Gregory, deep crimson satin; Miss M. Nairn, primrose crepe faille; Miss L. Smith, black ring velvet; Miss Scott, white satin.