BALL AT LAKESIDE.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18135, 26 July 1924, Page 2

BALL AT LAKESIDE.

This year's annual ball of the bachelors and spinsters of Lakeside was held during the week, and was one of the most snccessful on record. A large committee had made excellent arrangements, including a decorative scheme which was greatly admired. Miss S. Sclmelle and Mr J. Husband were joint secretaries, and „ led the grand march. Messrs E. J. McMahoit and W. Mcilraith conducted the ceremonies, and Sutherland's Jazz Barnplayed splendid dance music. Inconvenience was caused through the electric light tailing, and oil lamps had to be Jit, but tiuK untowa'd mcideii'. did not detract from the piuasuiO ui the ballroom. The tOJlowjng latiiet. were present: — Jleidames E. Johnson, who wore vieux rose satin with beitne of geo-fc.-i.te; K. limine, black ciepe de chnie a 'V/ U late; B. Bruce, royal blue Batin; b.acK guo.gcWs uiiu jel Liuwui.. o a; ii. lug, b»ack c*epe de caine a'»ul b—ck be«ul,.» onearei, biack taliu and radium luce; Webster, navy satin and goid b.ads; maroon \elvct; W. Luuemann, saxe* tatm cire lace; Heainsi.y, black fiock; J-iyte, navj. crepe de chine; faullierlaud, bla<;k satin ana go)a lace; Anderson, b.ack satin and B 0 '" trimming; loung, black crepe de cbiue; btretz, black frock; McCluie, jersey silk; J. McEvedy, n-gge-.-biown marocain; i± "Winchester, navy satin with jet and g-»ld beads; C. Brown; b.ack souple satin and radium lace; T. Brown, brown marocain; HcCarten, b : .ack satin; M-sses btella Schre 1. afcrimp marocain and silver shot tissue; Amj Deed, salmon pink shot satin; Muriel Jackman, sky blue panne velvet and radium lace; Kdnal .Clausen, silk brocade and lace; A.m.* Alexander, spangled net over lemon Bilk, Clarice "Winchester, sunset shot satin; Patricia Ciau-en, :emon marocain; V. McCabe, green silk and lace; M. Hantz, coral brocade; E. Miller, go d brocade; McClnrc. b'.ue satin; ■D. Marshall, satin brocad?; M (trabam, black velvet with jet trimmings; Jean Mahar, rose satin and silver lace; 1 M. Nairn, rose Bi]k, \berthe of la'cs; Mma Sehnelle, jade satin and silver trimmings, j Nellie Cairns, black georgette and led beads; V. McKenzie, green shot taffeta; Agnes Mcilraith mauve sVot tr.ffrta and bertho of lace- G. McCartin, midright blue satin and beads; M. McEvedy, b'.ne teffeta and lace; W. Chapman, apricot crene de chine; V. Oyce pink satin: Gwen Nai"n, rose brocad ed marocain; J. Hay, tnrqi oise blue marocniTand lac 3: J. Quigley, jade greenj>atln - afd lace; G..l'hisn, bl-ck taffeta; S. Thian, b.ark velvet; M. Rickerbv, net over silk, rosebud trimmings; J. R:bb, rose satin, bead trimmingß; Y. Bobb, rose satin ard gild lace; E. Merriman. black velvet and lace collar- M-iud Johnston, electric brocaH-d satin; Annie Quigloy, shot taffita and raclium lace, Julia McMahon, silver marocain and lace; Doris Hu-band, blue and gold shot taffeta; Phyllis Winchester, shell crepe de chine and silver lace; L. Winchester, blue silk; Mary Lamb.ie, shrimp broepde and silver lace, M. Nee, black crepe de chine; D. McCabe, nigge* velvet; Ida Everest, flame crepe elk chine; G. McDonald bhie satin and radian, lace; M. Greenan, cream marocain; E. Hannaford. vieux rose crepe de chine and radium lace; "Veronica Brown, blue shot satin and rosebuds; N. Stretz, black satin and reo flowers. • . ... The following cotapn c «d the committee in charge of the ball:—Misses Stella Srhnelle (secretary), Annie Quigley, Doris Husband Gwen Nairn, Alma Alexander, Clarice Wincheater, Gertie Thian, Nellie Cairns, JnJie McM"hon, Mina , Schnel'-e." Bhvllis Winchester, Marv Lambie, E. Hanrafo'-d. G. MrDonnld. Jaret Quigley. Julia Jepr> Messrs Jack Hu=bsno 'i-cretaryt W. Mcilraith; G'. Barneft, D. ix.-irn; J. Vines. Johnston, T. Oord-rv Young, J, Lambie, A.' Thian, B. M^^-'-on.

SURPRISE PARTY AT ISLINGTON. A most enjoyable surprise party, organised by the bachelors of the dis trict, recently visited the home of Mr and Mrs Francis, Islington. The spacious dining-room was cleared , and about sixty couples danced to music supplied-by Mr F. Smith. Extras were played by Mr Ev.ms and songs were contributed by Miss Crequer and Messrs A.vlward, Windle, Laurenson, and Francis. During the evening Mr T. Weir, on behalf of the bachelors, spoke in eulogistic tonus of the good qualities of the host and hostess and made a presentation of a handsome xyl nite d'. o esse set to Mrs Ftw-nc s. nd a small token to Mrs Clark in appreciation of their services during the bachelors' annual ball. Mr Francis suitably responded. " A pen was presented to Mr H. Wilson in recognition of his services <is secretary, and Mr and Mrs Francis were presented with a Doulton afternoon tea sot from the boarders of the house. Supper was served by the bachelors, and Mr Aylward carried out the duties of master of ceremonies.

SALMON TINNED "WITH THE WIGGLE IN THEIR TAILS": - -their rich, red flesh, fresh from the sea to the cannery. When you're wondering what to get for lunch or tea, remember salmon, served hot with parsley sauce. AH Grocers sell Golden Net Brand (riHh, red) Cohoe salmon. Pine Tree is a cheaper reliable brand. Don't take "just as good"— there isn't any. —.3