BALL AT THE BAY

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 60, Issue 4327, 6 September 1950, Page 8

BALL AT THE BAY

CAME FISHING CLUB

' LARGE CROWD ATTENDS

PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES

The Mercury Bay Game Fishing dub’s annual ball was attended by a large crowd, who all appeared to have a thoroughly evening. ’The /built was decorated with streamshm and 1 balloons and a d|eHefcusbuffet supper was The *' Revellers” of Birkenhead the music and Mr Bruce Wirt . ,MJC. A Monte 'Carlo' [?''■■■ waits was won by Mrs N. A. Wells, and Master Bob Smith, a quiz >/■ Mohbe Carlo by Mtes Adele Smith ft. and- Mr C. L. Smith and the spot ft' waits- by Mr and Mgs L. D. Russell. M'' fc# the club’s secretary, Mr L. presented the trophies won during, the past season. 1 for lady 'anglers & f'WWULaiHMMad.Jby Mrs Macareth with 'Wishing Wtf>/. ; First, striped marlin, -~.x.... I' •. /fef•'■ M Mdlviest/'game p Jbhn ‘ Burna cups ' Heaviest game cttbt- First. striped, marWW* Z z A ' |fgft/lOr DUeel ■* C^S v Worms, accepted by Commander Boot/cdtching Captain and Mrs presoat were: Mtesr - W Wack j georgette florai black' 0df«l einK V- Smith, black >*■ Simpson, Satin; N. A. Wells* /tjifttq' skirt and' roes lace' '.Simpsom powder .blue B. R. Bmith/Wue and blade ||f wfcrte fttr jacket; H. Bryce,, coin net; H, Arnold, peacock .lace; ft J t leafgreen. crepe; F, Wil>j ®»ipsr Stlacik crepe; If. G. Beynon* ekirt, Burgundy ,velvet tunic; */-/ <£ B®wo, black yklvei and lace; C. white crepe,' green velvet Lowe, dusky pink wool; A. black skirt, midnight blue . tunic; 3. Jackman, pale pink spotted ineti'<E/ Brpnlund, black taffeta skirt,' taffeta tUidci W. Vasia-Simons C c and G. L. Smith, red tie. silk; T. Haley, black marquisette; Franklin, '\yaqfoffi giyfrh crepe; J. Hawkeswood, ftvjbßdssom pink corded-silk; Storey, crepe; 3. Wilkins, "black geor*sette,aqd itoee; H. 'H. Simpson, rose £v s4ng velvet; W, Maynard, white organffie; T. C. L, Lwe, black geort’’ /'ijjette/and lace; G. <W George, lemon ■Joefeoii?/:lavendar Worden, viau rose crepe; [/ Bpngard, mrt t brown crepe;, T. ■'Mooker, deep <blue> flat crepe;. Rod k" TWBwtr junior (Auckland), moonlight e; moire taffeta; Doff McMffian (Auck’ft- '' ( 'idqd>, Paisley, crepe;; L. Moyes, black ft thffeta skirt* white silk blouse; F. W. /’ ’ Lee, pale green , marquisette; H. Oliver, ice blue floral crepe; D. Taylor, Vi wW taffeta and black velvet; E. R. > Bbri&Udl, violet moire.taffeta; Phipps, ft P*#* str^e d ®»oire; L< Olivef, "/ft Saffig embossed taffeta; .Suckling |J ' bhwk. ■ skryt;''Bora] emtunic; G. Bdwards, Burgundy violet sequinned w*** and figured Bnen; > wW'W eßbj’Fritchard . <A6cklaW, rwe C. Angle : .f(Whi), black ring velvet skirt, rose :// -‘ imarquisette tunic; R« C, Sewell, black ;.marocain; O. Whiting, kingfisher emibossed georgette; T. Winiata A nattier 4due crepe; W. Moyes, White floral taffeta; R. Lowe, powdet blue crepe; • A. ‘Howard, mArocain; Whitten (Auekldw, blaok, skirt, lime ' sequinned blouse; R. Ross (Auckland), , deep petunia crepe. ;.. ■■ - Mbwes: Jw gdwurds, floral blue.; ekirkblack Hamilton, prim-

lace loke; Shirley Martin, white sequinned taffeta, with cherry accessories;. Erica Hamilton, black skirt, white blouse; V. Bright, cornflower beaded crepe; J. Hughes, cherry marocain; Betty Robinson, dusky pinjc crepe; J. Bronlund, ciel blue taffeta; D. Bowers, natural floral tie silk; Esther Lee, pastel green crepe; P. Storey (Auckland)., white floral silk taffeta; Z. Williams, pale cyclamen tulle over l blossom pink satin; Brenda Lee, floral marquisette; M. Russell, white drawn thread linen; W. Thew, pale blue and white embroidered muslin; J. Dunton (Waihi), primrose marquisette; Heather Lee, pale blue emmarquissette; Barbara Smith, black taffeta ballerina skirt, white blouse; Jan. Stewart (New Plymouth), pastel blue And white Swiss muslin; Adele Smith, white embossed marocain; Courtney, red and white floral ,sdlk; Marjorie Hamilton; Joy Hodge, floral skirt, white blouse; J. 'Martin, floral silk.