DEBUTANTE'S DANCE.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20027, 8 September 1930, Page 2

DEBUTANTE'S DANCE.

At "Totara," Horrelvillc, on Friday evening, Mr and Mrs B. G. Wolff entertained a number of their friends in order to introduce into adult eociety their elder daughter, Dorothy. The hostess received her guestsfwearing a frock of floral georgette in 6oft shades "of bluo and gold. Miss Dorothy Wolff wore a charming French frock of deep cream lace and. georgette. She carried, a posy of freesias and pale blu6 forget-me-nots to match her bluo shoes. Dancing to the spirited strains of Mr Cecil Hunnibell's Band was enjoyed in the woolrshed, which was transformed into a gaily-decorated ballroom for the occasion, and many of the guests played bridge in the drawing-room. Supper was served in the dining-room, the tables being decorated with bowls of spring flowers and foliage. Amongst the guests were the Bev. G. B. and Mrs Nanson, Mr and Mrs A. Wells-Newton, Dr. and Mrs Burnett, Dr. and Mrs King, Mr and Mrs K. D. Henderson, Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Hamilton* Mr and Mrs 11. B. Williams, Mr and Mrs A. P. Tutton, Mr and Mrs A. B. Blunden, Mrs G. March, Mrs Leslie Anderson, Mr and Mrs Lock, Mr and Mrs C. Bassett, Mr and Mrs Denis Chapman, Mrs Harvey Burgin, Mrs Martin (Wellington), Mrs Boyd, Mr and Mrs W. Mackenzie, Misses Mabel Cooper, Nell Armstrong, Molly Orr, Nahcie Henderson; Amy Dixon* Nina Hamilton, Shona Bassett, Audrey Tutton, Joan Davidson, Gertrude Henderson, Kitty Dixon, Marie Fear, Mary Hamilton, Barbara Beckett, Margaret Mcintosh, t L Montgomery, Brenda Burgin, Beatrice Henderson, Marie Wolff, Genette March, M. Ferguson, Messrs B. Dawson, Bobin Chapman, Denis Cnrrie, Tom Beckett, Alex Bennett, Leicester Henderson, Colin Bassett, Shirley Buxton, Jack Tutton, Rex Parsons, John Wolff, Leslie Burnett, Nigel Newton, Geoffrey Parsons, Boss Henderson, M. Spencer-Bower, Walter Nansen, Bichard Bassett, and R. Parsons.