JUBILEE BALL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 106, 7 May 1935, Page 10

JUBILEE BALL.

AUCKLAND RUGBY LEAGUE

PAGEANT OF COLOUR. There was an animated scene at the Peter Pan Cabaret last evening, when the Auckland Rugby League held its Silver Jubilee Commemoration Ball in honour of His Majesty King George V., Supreme Patron of Rugby League Football. The cabaret was specially decorated for the occasion, the whole being a pleasing spectacle with the red, white and blue streamers, intermingled with the various senior clubs'colours. Pictures of Their Majesties King George and Queen Mary, framed in red, white and blue, were conspicuous in the decorative scheme, together with the Union Jack, the New Zealand Ensign, and the Cross of St. George. The supper tables were distinctive with decorations of (lowers in autumn tonings, with green foliage set in tall crvstal vases.

Mr. G. Grey Campbell (chairman of the Auckland Rugby League), together with Mrs. Ivan Culpan (chairman of the ladies' committee of the A.R.L.), received the guests, Mrs. Culpan being attired in a charming frock of midnight blue silk marocain, relieved with brown crystals. The energetic ladies' committee were fully represented, and great praise is due to them for the success of this function.

Those present were; Mrs. F. Thompson, who wore Burgundy crepe suede; Mrs. A. Ferguson, black silk chiffon velvet, with brocaded wrap; Mrs. R, Doble, phlox pink chiffon velvet: Mrs I. Stonex, lacquer red taffeta; Mrs. A, Scott, amber and brown taffeta, with Russian tunic top; Mrs. G. H. Taylor, Marina blue satin and lace; Mrs. L, Binns, black glace silk; Mrs. T. Chermside, geranium red marocain; Mrs. J. W Probert, coral crinkled crepe, with silvei lame coatee; Mrs. L. O. Houghton, royal purple silk faille, with chiffon velvet trimming.

Others present were: Mrs. G. Waugli, white satin; Mrs. Molloy, black crepe suede; Mrs. Edwnnl South, black chiffon velvet; Mrs. A. Lucas, rose and green lloral georgette; Mrs. E. Eraser, check taffeta; Mrs. G. L. O'Sullivaii, scarlet

crepe suede; Mrs. McFetridge, blush pink satin; Mrs. Loglev, cinnamon brown velvet; Mrs. S. Eddowes, white satin and sequins; Mrs. B. Guards, rose suede; Mrs. Hunt, powder blue satin; Mrs. Hobbs-Jones, blue georgette; Mrs. Leslie, black satin with embroidered tunic; Mrs. E. Ashe, cream crepe suede; Mrs. Evans, black faille, with sequin cape; Mrs. W. R. Farrell, black marocain; Mrs. M. Coomber, black lace and ninon; Mrs. A. Williams, Lido blue crepe; Mrs. J. Turkington, black ring velvet; Mrs. B. W. Davis, electric blue faille and silver lame; Mrs. 11. C. Olsen, black and white taffeta; Mrs. 11. G. Shaw, cream embossed georgette; Mrs. W. F. Clarke (Dunedin), gold ring velvet; Mrs. C. Howe, black satin and sequinned cape; Mrs. A. Dixon, autumn-shaded flora ninon; Mrs. M. Stephens, ciel blue ring velvet; Mrs. F. R. Mason, royal blue taffeta; Mrs. M. Penchey, blue and rose floral chiffon; Mrs. J. P. Callaghan, magnolia windswept satin; Mrs. R. T. 11. Hill,.pink lace and sequin trimming. Miss D. Ncalis, cameo pink taffeta and angel skin lace; Miss I'. Ncalis, black angel skin lace, with diamante trimming; Miss E. Cole, wine marocain and silver lame; Miss D. Ross, pink and black marocain; Miss A. Houghton, ivory corded velvet, with diamante trimming; Miss Jean Watson, peacock blue and scquiu trimming; Miss Audrey Fulness, white silk faille; Miss B. Shirriffs, black velvet and gold lame; Miss M. Chermside, black satin and silver lame; Miss A. Griffiths, black crepe suede; Miss 0. Dore, black and pink craquelle crepe; Miss E. Lee, white duchess satin, fuchsia velvet bow; Miss V. Joy, willow green lace; Miss A. Lewis, cream panne velvet; Miss Kyle, rose taffeta and satin; Mi>s Jean Thomson, black crepe; Miss Braun.

grey checked taffeta; Miss E. Cook, royal blue organdie; Miss E. Sinclair, blue flowered chiffon; Miss Harvey, \ ietix rose shot taffeta; M!ss T. Noonan, saxe blue lace and tulle; Miss J. Taylor, black satin; Miss J. Mark, rose and white patterned taffeta; Miss Marie Douglas, black and green Cliantilly lace; Miss Lilian Skeels, black velvet and silver lame tunic; Miss Tessibel Williams, rose and white muslin; Miss 1. Hemingsen, rose pink crepe suede; Miss M. Sleeman, black ring velvet and sequinned cape.