GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY ANNUAL DANCE

Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 263, 4 August 1939, Page 4

GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY ANNUAL DANCE

The annual dance of the Girls' Friendly Society was held at the Hostel, 'Wellington, this week, and was a groat success. The comfortable lounge, which was used for dancing, was attractively decorated to represent a winter scene, with snow effects, and with gold and silver pendants on the walls. The rose-shaded lights gave a warm glow to the setting and to the pretty frocks of the girls. The guests were received by Miss Gleeson, the lady superintendent, who wore a handsome gown of black velvet. Miss Audrey Childs was secretary of the dance committee and was ably assisted by Misses Davidson, Fearnley, Wingfield and Priestly. Supper was prepared by a committee consisting of Misses Brown, Nicol,. Barnes and Richards. Among those present were: Mesdames Cook, Clapham, Johnson, Wareham and Ponder; Misses Richards Smith, S. Frost, J. Johnson, F. Cording, M. Mushet, I. Docherty, J. Francis, M. Fitzherbert, A. Gower-Jones, C. Hoskings, J. Hunter, H. Black, J. Taylor, E. Smith, A. Menzies, B. McGurran, O. Boyd, J. Armstrong, P. Taylor, G. Williams, J. Groves, R. Wyllie, Clap-, ham, A. Fleming, Yalden, Barlaw and McLeod; Messrs. Clapman, Oakley, C. M. Hayes, T. Mills, J. Davies, I.' Croft, S. Torrens, E. Belch, S. Watson, E. Clapman; B. Rae, L. Dunshea, R. Priest, S. Mitchinson, T. Campbell, D. Mummie, G. Fanning, R. Jeffs, F. Swain, A. Martin, C. Derecourt, C. Priestley, K. Given, B. Young, J. MeLaughlan and K. E, Kelly. KNIT A DRESSING JACKET. Pa tons and Baldwins new Specialty Knitting Book is an extra special number introducing new styles in Ladies' Dressing Jackets. There are nine charming and original designs illustrated with full knitting instructions. Send Bd. in stamps for Specialty Knitting Book No. 100, to Batons and Baldwins, Box 1441W, Wellington.—Advt.