SUCCESSFUL DANCE

Evening Post, Issue 12, 14 July 1936, Page 15

SUCCESSFUL DANCE

lop (who wore a trained, gown of black ring velvet arid a' short fur cape), Lady Elliott (wearing a black lace gown), Mrs. L. J. Schmitt (in black, rose-sprigged marocain), and Miss Amy Kane (who wore a gown of'aquamarine lace). : ■' :

, Miss Nellie Donovan (secretary, and (treasurer) wore a frock of cameo pink jlace with swathed shoulder straps and diamante girdle.

■i- The guests of honour were the Hon. D. G. Sullivan (Minister of Railways) and Mr. Mitchell, his secretary, the ■Hon. Lee Martin (Acting Minister for the Tourist Department) and Mrs. Martin, Mr.; .and Mrs. C. J. B. Norwood, Mr. G. A. Bucklin (American .Consul General) arid Mrs. Bucklin, Mr. J. F. Woodward, Mrs. Paul Colony (America), Miss Warry , (Melbourne), and American teachers from Hawaii.

Art excellent musical programrrie followed addresses by Mr. T. C. A. Hislpp (president), the Hon. D. G. Sullivan, the Hon. W. Lee Martin,: and Miss Eleanor Kellogg and Miss Y°&el (Hawaii). A string; quartet, Dr':~ A. C. Keys and Messrs. R. Davies.L. Logan, and J. S., Lomas, played Allegro Vivace and Allegretto (Haydn) and "Corizometta" (Mendelssohn). Mr. Will Mason sang "Kings of the Road." Miss Evelyn Goldsmith gave a musical monologue, and Mr. Hertiert F. Wood sang "I Care Not If the Cup I Hold" (Basil Hood), and as an encore, the "Good-bye" song from "White Horse Inn." Mrs. Amy Woodward's solo was "Rorhanza" from "Cavalleria Rusticana," and with Mr. Herbert Wood she sang the duets "Pardon Madame" from "Victoria and Her Hussar" arid "Bird Songs at Eventide." The accompanists were Misses Lalla 'Vondersloot and Patricia Beckett. The serviflg of. a delicious supper made it possible for members to meet the' guests of honour and to enjoy general'conversation. AMONG THOSE PRESENT. Among the many present wex~e: — Lady Gray, Lady Hunter, WingCommander and Mrs. T. M. Wilkes, Mrs. L. J. Maule, Mrs. L. I. Mitchell, Mrs. C.H. Mitchell, Mr. C. J. Maule, Mr. E. J. Moon, Mrs. E. J. Moon, Mr. and Mrs. E; G^ \Martin, Miss W. E. Magill, Miss L. Morgan, Mrs. MartinIn'nis, Mr. and Mrs. F. McAuley, Mrs. Hay 'Mackenzie, Miss Macalister, Mrs. •J. H. Miles, Mr.- and Mrs. Murie, Miss D. Nairn, Mr^ and.Mrs/ H. F. Norman, Miss Irene Newbury, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Marshall, Mr.' and Mrs. Harold Oakes, Mr. and Mrs. E. W., Pearce, Miss Florence Penney, Mrs. James Payne, Mr. W. H. Price, Mrs. G. Player, Mrs. F. Li Rossiter.'Mrs. O. M. Richardson, Mrs. H. J. Rule, Mrs. Hugh Ross, Mr. A. R. Row, Mrs. W. F. Stjlwell, Mr. and Mrs. GV C. Stewart, Miss Stewart, Mr.: and ■•'•Mrs.-- Vernon Sutherland, ;Miss Joye Sutherland, Mr. V. Suthex-land, Mrs. Rupert Scott, Mr. and Mrs. George. Spink, Mr. Fussel,, Mrs, A. G. Fdrdham,; Mr. and Mrs. JJ W. Fergie, . Mr. and . Mrs. George Fowler, -Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Fernandez, Mr; and Fielding, [ Mrs. Len J. Greenberg, Mrs. A. G. Goldie, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Goldsmith, Misses D. and N. Goldsmith, Miss' M. Garland, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Good, Mr. and Mrs. HogarthGill, Mrs. A: P. Gibson, Mr. Sinclair Gray, Mrs. J. M. Gibson, Miss Glecson, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. . Igglesden, Mr. Robert Munro,- Mrs. M. Henry, Mr. Hickson, Mrs. P. Hendra, ■ Mr. Horn, Mrs. Horn, Miss C. Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Will Mason, Miss Zelma Mason, Captain arid Mrs. H. W. Hargreaves, Misses M. and N. Jordan, Mrs. Wallis Jackson, Miss L. Jackson, Mrs. W. F. Jensen, Mr., and Mrs. A. Yon Keisenberg, Miss Amy Kane, Miss E. Kane, Mr. James Kirby, Mrs. W. F. Keddell, Miss C. Keddell, Mr. and Mrs. L- Kerr, Mrs. F. A. Knight, Mr. C. Lamberg, Mr. and Mrs. P. Lawlor, Miss P. Le Dez, Mrs. Lance Moore, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Mauner, Miss Livingstone (Fiji), Mr. and Mrs. Annand-Smith, Mr. E. Arundel, Miss J. L. Anderson, Mr. E. Anscombe, Captain and Mrs. C. ,C. Bullock, Miss E. M. Black, Mrs. Graham Berry, Mr. and Mrs. A. E; Bott, Mr. J. W. Black, Mrs. A. Barnard, Mr. E. T. Wynne-Bond, Miss Doris Black, Mr. F. Bromley, Mrs. F. T. Castle, Mr. and Mrs. G. Castle, Mrs. J. W. Carr, Miss Valeric Carr, Mrs. A. J. Cowles, Miss N. E. Coad.'Mrs. David Coutts, Mrs. Paul Colony (America). Miss Couch-

MELROSE BASKETBALL CLUB

The Melrose, Basketball Club held a very successful dance recently in Miss Margaret O'Connor's studio. There was a large attendance and the function went with a swing from the .beginning.. The orchestra provided excellent music and the office of M.C. was cap ably performed by Mr. C, Hood: The Monte Carlo prizes were won by Miss N. Fulton and partner and Miss L. Nunns and partner. Miss M. Moynihan and Mr. J. Cottier demonstrated the quickstep and Rumba, and a delightful exhibition of tap dancing was given by Miss Margaret Tallantire.

The pommittpe rpsponsible for the organisation of the dance consisted of Mesdames Simpson (who wore black taffeta), O'Connor (black georgette), and Misses Clark (blue blistered crepe), P. Flan (apple green voile), O'Connor (black velvet), Murin (powder blue lace), I. Musgrove (pink satin), Simpson (flame.Velvet), and J. Flan (blue lace over satin).

Among those present were Mesdames

Munin, Tallantire, Pincott, Misses IJ Clark, 'Bobcock, Flan (2), Stairmaid, O'Connor, Nicol (3), Cbllett, Latham, Freeman, Hedderman, Mackenzie, H. Musgrove, Bowe, Daly, Foley, Wemyss, Blencowe, Mexted, Allen, Thompson; 3VTollby, Pincott, Walker, Larnach, F,ul-, ton; the Hon. Mr. Mclrityre, Ml.t.,' Messrs. Stephens, D. Munn, Armstrong, Wilson (2), Sumner, Cowan, Fitzmaurice, Elliott, Gunson, Matheson, Creasy, Scott, Todd, Lane, Moncrief, Jacobsen, 'S. Gerondas, Ben Johns, Billish, Boyd, Smith, Tonks, and Bowe. : . ■. ■