COLLEGE OLD GIRLS

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 25, 29 July 1932, Page 13

COLLEGE OLD GIRLS

The Pharmacy Hall presented a very gay Bpectacle recently, when the Wellington East Girls' College - Old Girls' Association gavo their annual dance. Many old girls of the college were present, which promoted a delightfully " chummy ?'-atmosphere, and dancing was eujoyed to. particularly bright orchestral music. The supper room and tables were artistically decorated in the college colours, and a delectable-supper was served, . The hostesses for the evening were Miss Batham (who wore a frock of wii^e-embossed georgette)i Mrs; F. Holdsworth (black georgette arid laco), Miss E. M, Collins (mauve georgette), and Mrs.,W,. White, (black chlSon velvet). Each hostess was. presented with: a shoulder spray,of flowers upon :her arrival. An interesting feature-was I the exhibition of the waltz and quickstep given by MissValma Spiller and Mr. Alan' Grant, which was followed later by two intriguing tap fiances by the Misses Valma .SpUler, June Eeid, and Jean Turnbuil.'The committee responsible'for. thear^ngementsconipris-' cd the Misses Mildred. East (in blue and maize floral taffeta), Kathleen White (apricot taffeta), Kathleeu Holdsworth (deep blue georgette), Dorothy Carson (burgundy satin), •Doreen. Cunningham (flame georgette), Marjories Stone (apple green -. satin), Jean Mitchell (daffodil, .yellow taffeta),' Amy. Carson (peach satin), .Joyce' Gibson (scarlet lace), and .Meg: Parker' (pink laceV. Among the many guests were Miss A. 1. C.. Marsdon (who. wore a frock of black georgette), Mrs. Hands (in cherry lace), Mesdames Lynam and Pocock' Misses M. Windsor, M.Amers/J. Hands, S. Eberlet, J. Millar; C. Longmore, m! Steele, V. Harris, Y. Monntier, E. Gibson,,M. Eobortson, O. Jackson, L, StuS S^T^E^Bawle, N.-EeU; :A.;-Elliott, at Bidell,,N.-Bromley, ;M. White,' P. Cuni ningham,; L. Pranklyn, IJ. .Barrett,- J; Highet, M. Brooking, JN. BoUons and comS S> I' toil» B. East ■G. Whi£ combe, ; A. McGregor, -.G. Bundle, W.