WAIPUKURAU DANCE

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 163, 25 June 1934, Page 11

WAIPUKURAU DANCE

HOCKEY AND ATHLETIC CLCB’S FUNCTION The fortnightly dauces organised by the members of the Waipukurau Hockey and Athletic Clubs to augment the funds of the dubs are proving most popular, there being an excellent sttendance at the one held in the Masonic Hall on Friday evening. Splendid organisation, popular dance music played by Les Anderson's orchestra (Dannevirke) and a dainty supper were features of the evening. Mr Don. Urquhart made a highly efficient secretary and was ably assisted by various members of the clubs. The supper arrangements were in the capable hands of Mesdamea Cochrane, W. Tate, D. Urquhart and Miss M. Coch rane. Mr N. Tate made a very active M.C., the dance bcin£ a very happy and cheerv one. The winner of the spot number was Mr J. Mackay, which entitled him to a double ticket for the next dance. Extras were played by Mis, Guilder and Messrs Chute and Les Anderson. Among those present were: Mrs IV. Tate, wearing black satin with a dark red floral ribbed velvet coatee with high fawn fur collar; Mrs Cochrane, black crepe de chine mid black chenille coat; Mrs D. Urquhart, flame satin worn under a tobarco-brown velvet coat and brown satin shoes; Mrs T. Murray, pale pink floral georgette; Mr W. Grant (Dannevirke) emerald green and beige jazz figured silk nile; Mrs J. Williamson, lemon suede crepe, the skirt prettily trimmed with narrow Ince; Mrs L Hnnseu. black satin and black velvet eoat; Mis, A. Davie,, white taffetns, flowered in emerald green and scarlet; Miss B. Tunney, npricot satin with narrow hip frill on the full skirt: Mis, M. Cheer, froek of pale blue lacenith side ,ash of blue satin ribbon worn with blue velvet shoes; Mis. M. Morris, blaek georgette, the skirt finished with a deep rucked flounce, scarlet ve*vet ent; Miss M. Moffatt, nppte green «atm: Mis, D. Shore, frock of poppy red vel vet fullv flared; Mir, O. Williams, roatee of apricot windswept velvet, made with a high shirred collar end full ehwred sleeves over a frock of black taffeta; Miss J. Findlay, black velvet frock, maroon velvet coat and maroon satin shoes; Mis, 0. McLean, poach

pink satin worn under an electric blue velvet coat; Miss M. Gibson, black taffeta with a long necklace of turquoise blue; Miss G. Morley, flared frock of black lace and scarlet velvet coat. Miss D. Harris, moulded frock of old rose velvet; Miss H. Haswell, froek in blush rose pin spotted voile; Miss M. Field, floral georgette in autumn tunings; Miss N. Grant (Dannevirke), tiered frock in green Ince, with a deep pointed yoke in silver tissue; Miss I. •Sleep (Dannevirke), froek of genanium red lace with full skirt of tulle; Miss McDonald, capelet of cream velvet with a frock of white satin, with mchings of satin on the flared skirt; Miss J. Parker, deep pink satin, relieved with blaek; Miss F. Sullivan, pale bine floral organdi with a deep yoke and wide triple frill on hem of skirt of blue organdi; Miss D. Hook, cream and red floral crinkled voile; Miss R. Field, pale blue and lemon silk voile; Miss Guilder, black satin with silver sequin shoulder strap; Miss V. Ross, frock of pale pink organdi, the fullv flared skirt inset with tiny niched frills; Miss 0. Manning, maroon wool crepe with a narrow white collar; Miss M. Waite, silver grey crinkled crepe.