PARKVALE GOLF DANCE

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 211, 19 August 1933, Page 10

PARKVALE GOLF DANCE

SUCCESSFUL EVENING. “MIXED TOURNAMENT’’ FOR MAYOR’S FUND. On Thursday a most successful dance was organised by a social committee composed of members of the Parkvale Golf Club, the proceeds to be given to the Mayor’s Fund. The hall had been most artistically decorated, the committee responsible being Misses E. Stubbs, H. Goertz, and D. Carr, Messrs. E. Hixon, W. Wilson, W. Keith and C. Crichton. Beautiful pungas which had come from Puketitiri (given by Mr. C. Watkins) stood with gracefully d.ooping fronds on either side of the stage and at the end of the hall. The stage had palms and shrubs effectively placed, these being lent by Wilson’s Nurseries, and Mr. Wilson also gave quantities of beautiful Iceland poppies, which adorned the supper tables. Along the walls were draped flags (lent by the Borough Council) which added a gay note to the general effect, and above the stage and stretched in lines to the middle of the ceiling were interlooped streamers of blue and gold, the club colours. The whole scheme of decoration was enhanced by coloured electiic lights carried out by Mr. Torr. Mrs. Keith arranged the very appetising supper. Messrs. C. Crichton and H. Poppelwell were M.C.’s. Popular dance music was supplied by Messrs. Walden, Cameron and Redward. Mr. C. Crichton, as dance secretary, spared no trouble in carrying out necessary organisation, with Mr. E. Rixon ( club secretary). A number enjoyed games of “500” in the adjoining roon- Mr. C. Watkins supervising the cards. The winners were:—Men, Mr. C. Campbell 1, Mrs. Carrell 2; ladies, Mrs. Coles 1, Mrs. Walden 2. Those playing included: —Mesdames Short, J. Vesty, Carrell, J. Barr, Coles, Horne, Kessell, Matthews, Toothill, Campbell, R. Henderson, 11. Smith; Misses Henderson, McKay, Thoms; Messrs. H. Smith and Carrell, and many more. Among the dancers were Miss E. Stubbs, wearing lettuce green satin beaute, with a black panne velvet coatee; Miss H. Goertz, ivory satin floral frock with long flared skirt and fitting bodice cut to a V at the neck; Miss D. Carr, black georgette model with little capes edged with niching over each shoulder and long flared skirt and a rose pink gathered panne velvet coatee; Mrs. B. Lean, rose georgette model, the puff sleeves very finely gaged, and the hip line stitched, also wearing a long- crystal necklace; Mrs.- Millson, navy blue lace model with cowl draperies and godets inset, and a coatee clasped with jade; Mrs. S. I. Jones, long frock of very full black fischa net, with a coatee of black embossed chenille georgette; Mrs. Carberry, model of black satin with emerald green inset in little tabs at the back of the waistline; Miss Robertson, green and deep beige floral georgette with a green panne velvet cape; Mrs. K. Crichton, green, blue and amber moulded frock of modern design with green ties at the shoulder and green flounce at the hem; Miss D. Heaton, blush pink georgette and lace; Miss J. Robson, well cut model of patterned georgette in tones of green and rust; Miss M. Robson, blue and white floral satin, with long spray of japonica, violets and primroses; Miss A. Goertz, flared black georgette frock, and a black panne velvet coatee with puff sleeves; Miss Carrell, model of flame and ivory ring velvet embossed in floral design on georgette and a coatee of the same material, and flame shoes; Miss M. Burton, floral taffetas model in blue with maize and rose tulip design; Miss May Rhynd, rose organdie with little kilted flounces trimming the bouffant skirt; Miss Morris, scarlet crinkled crepe frock with a cream velvet coatee and a posy of real violets; Miss L. Ward (Hamilton), black suede crepe frock with limegreen georgette coatee beaded in gold; Miss Penman, scarlet lace frock with soft godets flaring the hem and a black and white coatee; Miss Martin, deep cherry lace with flounce at the waist and a black velvet coatee trimmed with fur; Mrs. Rigby, black satin frock in bias effect and a satin cape; Miss Pownall, ivory crinkled crepe model with little cape crossing in front to the waist; Miss Purvis, lemon georgette frilled frock with Mary blue flower and relief, and a cream coatee; Miss Standing, flame organdie with moulded bodice laced with black velvet at the back and black organdie cape sleeves; Miss R. Standing, peaeh pink georgette tucked in diagonal design with flared hem and little cape; Miss M. Rees, pale pink satin with flounce at the hem and a blue floral coatee; Miss A. O'Neill, black panne velvet model with black and white bow at the back and a cape to match; Miss Kean, beige lace georgette model with lace at the flared hem; Miss H. Webb, primrose georgette model with flared hem and flounces at the hip; Miss Flanders, nattier blue lace with large bustle bow of gaged taffetas and fluted hem line; Mrs. Ingram, mustard yellow elephant crepe moulded dress with jade satin and laee cape; Miss M. Downing, apricot crepc-de-chine frock with little frills on the flared skirt and a brilliant buckle; Miss H. Garland, jade green crepe-de-chine with flounces at neck and hem and plaited belt with rose coatee; Miss L. Ladbrook, ivory crepe flaminsol with pin tucks on the skirt and hem godets, and a shoulder cape and green shoes; Miss T. Hackett, pink finely patterned dimity muslin frock with flared hem and fitted hip line and a blue brocaded taffetas coatee; Miss Roberts, model of ivory elephant crepe with a cape of ivory panne velvet.