LADY TRUBY KING FELLOWSHIP.

Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18871, 10 December 1926, Page 2

LADY TRUBY KING FELLOWSHIP.

DANCE AT DIXIELAND.

Dixieland was looking its brightest and best last, .night, when a very enjoyable dance, in aid of tho Lady Truby King Fellowship - Fund, was held, and proved most successful.

The ballroom was artistically decorated with bowls and pendent baskets of delphiniums, beautiful, stately foxgloves, and fine antirrhinums. The lounge was gay with choice roses and delphiniums, and in the supper-room tho tables were adorned with bowls of mixed flowers.

Marston's Orchestra supplied spirited music.

Owing to the great generosity of Mr and Mrs Dickson, of Dixielarid, the expenses of the gathering were minimised, and the fund should receive a substantial donation from the committee, which comprised the Hon. Mrs Tahu Rhodes, Mrs G. G. Aitken, Frank Wilding, E. C. Crosse, Ernest Boulton, Misses Mary Enright, Jean McDougall; Messrs C. M. Ollivier, E. G. Norman, F. W. Freeman, Gerald An-, derson, and F. G. Bristed. The' Hon. Mrs Tahu Rhodes wore an effective frock of geranium georgette, with ceinture and hem of crystal and pastel-shaded bead embroidery; Mrs George Aitken, beautiful frock of ivory net, very daintily embroidered in silver and opalescent sequins, and finished with a sash of shaded blue taffeta; Mrs Frank Wilding, becoming frock of cameo pink georgette, embroidered uli over with crystal beads; Mrs ErnestBoulton, handsome gown of fuchsia georgette, witli ceinture of diamente embroidery; Miss Mary Enright, smart frock of black georgette and Spanish lace, mounted on flesh-pink georgette; Miss Jean McDougall, model frock of black georgette, banded with gold lace, and mounted in gold lame. Others present were. Mesdames Deans, W. H. Symes, Frank Scott, C. M. Ollivier, George Weston, H. Crust, Kenneth Robinson, Frank Graham, Harold Barker, Algar Williams, Coralie McKellar, Gerald Anderson, Westall. M. C. Keane, W. A.Cunliffe, H. C. D. van Asch, J. L. Findlay, A. F. "Wright, H. W. Macfarlane, M. H. Godby, W. H. Cowper, Cecil Wood, H. W. Macfarlane. E. J. Cordner, E. H. Hargreaves, L. Seymour, Mark Armstrong, Ralph Sierakowski, Bede Loughnan, Keppell Archer, F. W. Freeman, C. Herbert Lawrence; Misses Adrienne Acland, Phyllis Boucher, Mary Cowlishaw, Isabel Turrell, Patience Du Croz, Nancy Gard'ner, E. McCallum (Goulburn), Rosie Atkinson, Mafjorie Denton, Joan Johnston, "Cynthia Fisher, I. Mulvany Gray, Gracie Helmore, Vernor Helmore, Phyllis Clarkson, Gwendoline Jellett, Joan Fulton, Kathleen Helmore, Nancy McDougall, Nell Buddo; Messrs George Aitken, Frank Wilding, Ernest Boulton, George Weston, Gerald Anderson. F. G. Bristed, R. Hall, Herbert Lawrence, Denis Cottori 11, Costello, Macdonald, Mark Armstrong, R. Sierakowski, M H Godby, M. C. Keane, W. H. Cowper, H. Crust. Kenneth Robinson Frank Graham, A. F. Wright, H. W. Macfarlane. E. J. Cordner, E. H. Hargreaves John Duncan. Drs. F. Scott, and f! V. Bevan Brown. Cantain J L* Findlav, Dr. F. A'Court. Messrs W.' 11. Cowper. Murray Hobbs. Guv Beadel. Gordon Minhjnnick, Rlundoil Hawkes, R. Cracroft Wilson, Harmar Mac Donald,

LEWISHAxM DAY,

Great preparations have been made for Lewisham Day, and the various stall-holders have bee n most fortunate in obtaining large and attractivA stocks of goods for their stalls r< \ at.ajj the stalls will be tdeSSfr priced, as the organisers wish to m a L a complete clearance before the day is too far advanced. Patron* u-iii T the satisfaction, not only of rli • • Ve excellent value for their outlay advancing a really good and

A garden party will be held i„ grounds of. Mrs Hampton m. j 6 "Oakford," 45 Riccarton road■ Rho £ es > urdav next, at 2 p.m. s*> °» Satspecial features of eluding musio, refreshment- anT„ '• m " competitions. '