DAINTY FROCKS

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 73, 23 September 1933, Page 18

DAINTY FROCKS

DEBUTANTES PRESENTED

Before the commencement of the ball given nt Government House last evening by their Excellencies tho Gover-nor-General and Lady Bledisloc, tliirtythrco. debutantes wero presented, and made their curtsey, the presentations being carried out with charming simplicity and dignity. ''.■■:.; , Sonio very attractive and dainty frocks were worn by the debutantes, all of them appropriately being whits or, some pastel tint. Following their presentation tho aidos-do-Cdmp busied themselves finding partners fdr them. Tho debutantes were:-*-''■•■;• : ' Miss Eosalind Ark'wright (Marton), who woro a frock of silk ilet over"'1 ivory satin, tho skirt and bodice being composed of alternate groups of satin ribbon and tucked net. Her bouquet was of soft roso pink. She was presented by Mrs. 11. F. Arkwright, who wore an emerald green satin frock. Miss Adrienne Bccre, who woro a simple frock of white satin bcauto with largo shoulder frills and bow at the waist of tho reverse side of tho satin. Sho carried frcesias, hyacinths, and snowdrops." Mrs. W. Bcerc, who presented her, woro a "chanel model gown of leaf green satin. Miss Molly Bishop, who wore a frock of palo pink phantom crepe cut on diagonal lines, with a.'capo over one shoulder and a:bow oil tho other. Tho cross-over bodice was gathered at. tho waistline, and (jho skirt flared below tho knees. Sho carried a pale pink posy, and was presented by ilrs. 11. O. Bishop, who wore",* frock •of black phantom crepe cut 'on • diagonal lines with epaulette shoulders and touches of turquoiso blue and silver at tho neck. Miss Madge Castle, who. was in a gown of ivory clephant'.crepe, the short coatee being finished With ostrich feather trimming. Sho.was presented by Mrs. Georgo Castle^.who wore a black lace gown with beaded underskirt, and a coatee with black And whito fur collar. i -, - . Miss Zena. Clarke, who' wore a frock of ivory mirror velvet; cut ~"on. straight lines, and had a halter neckline. Venetian medallions of sapphire bluo trimmed one side, and the sable ornaments appeared on her velvet gloves. She carried a bouqhet ,of white cyclamen and small blue flowers.' 'Airs. K. Hunter Clarke, who presented Her, was in a black chiffon Velvet,'gown with cowl neck revealing a lining of pearl eire satin. Miss Ngaire Cobbo (Chateau Tongariro), who woro a frock of white organdie laco and' plain .organdie, the bodico tut on Princess lines, and detachable capo being,appliques outlined with silver thread to match the hem of tho frock. She carried a posy of cherry cyclamen and green foliage. Miss Doreon Cobbo, who wore a frock of white crinkled organza, had a long bodice and fully flftred skirt, the h*em finished with a deep band of appliqued flowers, and two frills of plain organdie. Tho capo sleeves had' matching bands of appliques, ond/she carried a posy of pink and blue hyacinths and Parma violets. Mrs. Richard Cobbo, who- presented both her daughters, word a frock of black georgette and- lcnf-pat-torncd laco, with long bodice and skirt flared from tho knees, and fini«h<:d with accordion pleated georgette frilling. Miss Diana Goldsmith, who wore a graceful close-fitting , gown Of ivory hatin, fitting to the knees and widening at the 'hem. A capo collar of ivory gcorgctto was finished with a cluster of bluo daisies, and she carried a- bouquet of palo bluo and pink flowers. Mrs. J. I. Goldsmith, J.P., who presented her, wore a black lace and georgetto frock, with ends of black velvet falling from the V-back. Sho woro a shoulder spray of white flowers. Miss Edna Houlkor, who woro a simple frock of white georgette with shoulder capo edged with niching. She carried pink carnations and freesiax. She was presented by Mrs. Knox Gilmcr. Miss Peggy Kain woro a bouffant frock of ivory silk laco over organdie, tho moulded bodice having a .capo effect, and tho skirt being composed of throo- flounces with trails of deep apricot roses. She carried carnations and roses. Mrs.1 R. G. Kain, who prosonted her, was in a frock of black Chantilly lace embroidered with turquoiso and silver beads. A flounce from tho knees was appliq'ued with flowers in turquoise and coral velvet. Miss Kathleen Kempthorne, who wore a frbek of White organdio trimiued with | triangular organdie piping and made with capo effect. Sho carried a bouquet of paated-tinted flowers, and was presented by Mrs. A. S. Kempthorne, who woro heavy corded black silk with trimmings of red panno velvet. Miss Jean KnoX flilmcr, who woro a frock of ivovy satin and uuirictto cut on classic linos with appliques on tho bodice outlined with seed peaila. Epaulettes of marietto and satin gave a wide shouldor effect, and sho carried a posy of pastcd-tinted flowers. Sho was presented by Mrs. Knox Gilmer, who wore a black lace and georgette lMis's Patricia Martin, who woro a. dainty pink floral organdie frock and enrried flowerß to tone. ;Mrs. J, 1. .Martin, who presented her, was in green crushed velvet. "Misses Marion and Joyce Mayer, who were dressed aliko in frocks of ivory silk taffeta, with shoulder yokes and full puff sleeves of ivory organdie lace, the skirls flaring below the knees and finished with sushes of taffeta with long ends. They carried posies ol ■nastol-shadca flowers, one blue and one pink. I'^oy were Presented by Mrs. II G Mayer, who woro midnight bluo la'co with satin bands over the shoulder, ending in A smart bow at tho back. Miss Helen Hoodie, who woro a fully flared frock of whito satin, the hem finished with cogue feather trimming, and tho sleo'velcts lined with shell pink satin. Tho sash was also lined with shell pink and nmshed with a cluster of apple blossom. Mrs. J. B. Moodic, who presented her, woro a handsomo black satin frock, tho bodice encrusted with diamante _ trimming, and Bho carried a whito ostrich feather fun Sho also presented, her niece, Miss Jill Moodie (Napier), who wore a frock of parchment lftco cut on- Princess linos with V back and a trail of flowers from shoulder to wftist., Her poßy was of pink antl blue flowers., Miss Noni Mooro (Nelson); .who woro a frock of cream gcorgcttu mounted on tnrtcta. Mrs. l'lnllp Moore, who presented her, woro a, gold liiro frork over flame georgette. Miss Margaret Munro, who woro n frock of ivory ring velvet with moulded hln lino and" long flowing skirt., Tho bodico hnd n draped ftuckline, and an unusual shouldor cape. Sho carried a Victorian posy oi' pink and white cyclamen und bluo forget-me-not. Lady Ilunier, who presented her daughter, woro a French gown of black georgette cut on diagonal lines with platinum trimmings. ■ ', Miss Mar.jorio Murray, who woro a frock of white doeskin charmouso with cascade flared skirt and fichu capo of georgette edged with tiny while flowers. Sho carried a bouquet of shaded pink flowers. Mrs. \V. S. Mur- - I<x y) who presented her, wore a black marietto model frock cut with full skirt and -trimmed with a cowl capo of French embroidery. Miss Molly Neale, who wore a frock

of ivory elophant- skin laco with soft cowl neckline, relioved with geranium rod velvet flowers, and carried a bouquet of red and purple anemones. She was presented by Mrs. G. H. Neale, who woro a black laco frock with touches of jade, ... -. . Miss Oriel Pollock (Napier), who wore a deep parchment tinted crepe frock with a largo velvet bow of the same shade,- and. wide diamante shoulder straps, and she carried deep cream froesias. . Sho was presented by Mrs. T. A. Hunter, whose frock of black crepe marocain had a diamond buckle ornament. ■ ./. .. ..;.. Miss Ula Bajnsey, who wore a white organdio muslin frock made on slim lines with a full flaring skirt. Ruchings formed littW sleeves and trimmed tho skirt, which was finished with a palo bluo satin sash. She carried a posy of primroses, forget-me-nots, and hyacinths. She Wai3 prosented by Mrs. J. E. Ramsey, who woro a graceful black lace gown with touches of white, and carried a white ostrich phyiic fan. Miss Rosamond Riddiford (Featherslon), who was iv a simply-mado frock of whito organza chiffon with a sash of the same material. ' Mrs. D. H. S. Eiddiford, who presented her, wore a mushroom pink marocain frock with a swathed belt, which had long ends in front. Miss Pauline Shaylc-GCoTgc (Lyttclton), who was in a frock of pearltinted crepe satin made on slender lines, flaring at the knees and caught up at the back with bustle effect finished with a large bow. She wore a deep crimson shoulder spray and car-, ricd a crimson posy. Mrs. S. E. Bhaylo-Gcorge, who presented her, wore a black ring velvet frock, tho bodico composed of shadow laco over palest pink georgette. Miss Betty 'Sladden, who wore a frock of heavy Eastern silk of a tea rose shade, and cut on Princess lines. She carried a, bouquet of red roses. Mrs. E. M. Sladden, who presented her, was in flame-corded silk, cut on classical lines with a small shoulder cape lined with dove grey. Miss Helen Stoele (Napier), who wore a cream frock of coin-spotted net over crepe do chine, fully flared and trimmed with taffeta ruchihgs. Mrs. Harry Steele, who presented her, wore an almond groen lace frock cut on Princess linos with cape of velvet in a deeper tone edged with beige fur. She also presented Miss Betty Swinburne, who woro a dainty, frock of whito organdio with frills at the neck and hem and forming tiny puff sleeves. The frock was mounted over soft satin. Miss Kosalind Stott, who wore a white organdio frock embroidered with sprigs of bluo flowers, with upstanding shoulder frills of plain organdie anil pleated ruchings on tho skjrt. Sho was presented by' Mrs. C. \V. Earlc, who wore a black and white laco frock with dee*p hem of* black. Miss' Natalie Tartakoyer, who wore a whito tullo frocU over taffeta with panniercd skirt trimmed with ruchings of narrow satin ribbon and upstanding epaulette sleeves. She carried a bouquet of primroses and forget-me-nots. Mrs. A. M. Tartakover, who presented her, wore a black satin frock, with shoulder trimmings of black tulle. Miss Betty Tonge, who woro a frock of whito elephant crcpo cut on classic lines, the skirt flaring at the hem. The V-necked bodice had epaulette sleeves, and with it she wore a capo of leaf green satin. Sho was presented by Airs. Knox Gilmer." ~" Miss Nora McLaren, who was in a frock of poach blossom angelskin lace, with tiny georgette frills outlining the neck and forming littlo sleeves, (sho carried v bouquet of pink cyclamen); 'and Miss Betty McLaren, who was in white organdio with large puffed sleeves and a wide flounced skirt (sho carried grape hyacinths and primroses). They wero both presented by Mrs. T. McLaren, who wore a wino silk laco gown;