LADIES' NIGHT.
TAMAKI ORPHANS' CLUB. The Tamaki Orphans' Club ladies' night was held in the Parish Hall, St. Helier's Bay, on Saturday. President Jock Reid was in tlie chair and Mrs. Keid and Mrs. Grant received the guests. An enjoyable programme was given by the following artists: The Tamaki Symphony Orchestra, Messrs. R. Warbrick, B. Stark, R. Grace, R. Harris, F. Poore, L. Elliott, Stuart Harvey, Nortliover and King and the Balmoral quartet. The president, Mr. Reid, welcomed the guests, President Bray, of the Onehunga Orphans' Club, proposed the toast of the ladies and Brother Francis responded on behalf of the ladies. The supper tables were beautifully arranged with Iceland poppies and anemones. Among those present were: Mrs. Reid, floral georgette; Mrs. Grant, green floral georgette; Mrs. Long, ring velvet; Mrs. Todd, black and gold; Mrs. Foote, blue and gold; Mrs.Goldsbro, green lace; Mrs. Francis, black lace; Mrs. Bray, wine velvet; Mrs. Osborne, black; Mrs. Horton, apple green lace; Mrs. Mac Arthur, black satin; Mrs. H. Smith, floral ninon; Mrs. Lloyd, grey; Mrs. Stitchbury, black georgette; Mrs. Fierce, blue satin; Mrs. A. Dutliie, black lace;
Mrs. Dean, green crepe; Mrs. Sopor, pink satin and lace; Mrs. A} lls0 "> lace; Mrs. Nealie, black; Mrs. R. Williams, orange and black georgette; Mrs. Elliott, green velvet; Mrs. Harns, Marina blue; Mrs. Andrews, black; Mrs. Bradbury, brown velvet; Mrs. Whaley, green georgette; Mrs. H. Watkin, floial crepe; Mrs. Scott, black; Mrs. Hernck, black lace; Mrs. A. Williams, blue; Mrs. W. Watkins, black; Mrs. Atwool, blue satin; Mrs. Laslftt, pink satin; Mrs. Cox, black velyet; Mrs. Iree, black; Mrs. Fleming, mauve lace; Mrs. Clare, white satin; Mrs. Miles, black lace; Mrs. Middleton, scarlet and gold; Mrs. Hayden, sky blue crepe; Mrs. Anderson, black satin; Mrs. Clark, -black satin; Mrs. Warbrick, pale blue satin; Mrs. Harvey, Lido blue satin; Mrs. Cole, black velvet; Mrs. Proctor, grey marocam; Mrs. Thavers, navy blue sUede; Mrs. Lngel, floral georgette; Miss Hayden, black lace; Miss E. Watkin, pink; Mi°s F. Reid green satin; Miss M. Dnnne. black velvet; Miss Harvey, red crepe; Miss I'. green crepe; Miss E. Hardie, pastel green; Miss Bray, apricot georgette.
LADIES' NIGHT.
Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 238, 8 October 1935, Page 12
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