R.S.A. BALL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 244, 15 October 1935, Page 14

R.S.A. BALL.

FUNCTION AT HUNUA. The second annual ball of the Hunua branch of the Franklin Returned Soldiers' Association, held in the Public Hall, Hunua, was a great success, a net profit of £10 being handed over to the distress fund. The hall was charmingly arranged with numerous coloured electric lights and multi-coloured streamers. Old-time and modern dances were supplied by Keane's Orchestra.

Among those present were:—Mrs. W. J. Redman, who wore saxe crepe de chine; Mrs. A. Sutton, blue and white marocain; Mrs. H. Pollock (Papakura), black chiffon velvet; Mrs. W. Quigley, grey silk; Mrs. C. L. Lasten, green windswept satin; Mrs. W. Gillespie, tomato crepe de chine; Mrs. F. Furniss (Christchureh), floral ninon; Mrs. M. K. Baker, black satin; Mrs. F. Lockwood, floral crepe de chine; Mrs. D. Roigard (Papakura), pink satin and silver lame; Miss M. White, white flat crepe; Miss Mackie, black crepe de chine; Miss M. Quigley, black and pink crepe de chine; Miss I). Pickard; scarlet marocain; Miss L. Dickey, floral ninon; Mists A. McGregor (Papakura), apricot marocain; Miss D. Slcctli, pink satin; MiSs H. Lockwood, pink bemberg silk; .Miss L. Jones, black satin; Miss E. Hill "(Papakura), apricot marocain; Miss W. Hill (Papakura), eau do nil taffeta; Miss L. Climo, black marocain; Miss D. White (Clevedon South), floral voile; Miss M. Walsh, black and white marocain; Miss A. Prattcn. black taffeta; Miss G. Webster (Runcinian), green taffeta; Miss A. Cossey (Drury), brown crepe de chine; Miss N. Wilson (Paparimu), wine taffeta; Miss K. Walsh (Clevedon South), black crepe 'de chitie; Miss E. Hughes (Ponga), floral voile; Miss E. Nicholson (Paparimu). cardinal red windswept satin; Miss E. Dillon (Papakura). red floral ninon; Miss M. Hogg, white silk; Miss E. Douglas (Papakura), windswept satin.