TENNIS EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 848, 4 June 1910, Page 2

TENNIS EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE.

The above function took place in the Masonic Hall last night and was one of the most enjoyable social affairs held this year. In fact, this annual affair is always looked forward to with pleasurable anticipation. The committee spared no pains to make this year’s gathering a “top notcher,” and their efforts were rewarded by success. The euchre tables were all occupied and much interest was displayed in the games. Mr C. Edwards won the gent’s prize and Miss May Walden the lady’s. The “booby” prizes were awarded to Miss A. Neylou and '"Mr A. Reeve. After the tables were removed the floor was prepared for dancing and over fifty couples occupied the floor. The music was supplied by Mr Berthold and son. Mr Phillips made a very efficient M.C. There was an abundance Of refreshments and this department was presided over by Mesdames Edwards, Stewart, Boyesand Healey, to whom a special word of praise is due. An extra was played by Miss Alzdorf. The committee desire to thank all who contributed in any way to the success of the gathering, which was such a success both socially and financially. The following is a list of some of the dresses : Mrs Barber senr., black satin skirt, heliotrope blouse ; Mrs Woods, white muslin dress, red bow ; Mrs Nesbit, embroidered gown with Indian silk scarf; Mrs Clemett, white silk with embroidered bodice ; Mrs Boyes, blue silk with exquisite Maltese embroidery ; Mrs Stewart, black brocaded silk, trimmed with Oriental embroidery, with a chic little white silk bag ; Mrs Collins senr., brocaded silk with white scarf; Mrs C. H. Collins, white silk with red roses in her hair; Mrs Greig, old rose velvet with touches of black lace ; Mrs Gallaud (Moutoa), dainty blue with Oriental embroidery ; Mrs Hamer, embroidered satin skirt, white blouse over heliotrope lining, heliotrope scarf ; Mrs Woodward, pink silk muslin ; Mrs Rough, black and white silk blouse ; Mrs Healey, white embroidered muslin ; Mrs Teviotdale, black embroidered satin skirt, with buttercup silk blouse ; Mrs Edwards, embroidered satin ; Mrs Adams, handsome dress of white chiffon silk ; Mrs Imrie, most handsome dress of crepe de cheue, embroidered with cords and tassels. Misses Hennessy, a beautiful embroidered dress; B. Signal, white embroidered muslin ; Barber, white silk with touches of violets; Jounneaux, cream silk dress ; Evans, white muslin ; Jackson, bine tucked muslin ; Alzdorf, pink silk ; Collins, black velvet, relieved with red ; A. Collins, blue silk relieved with white lace ; Edwards, black velvet with sequin trimmings; Johnson (Kereru), white Indian muslin; M. Wrigley, white dress ; E. Cook, embroidered Indian muslin; H. Cook, white muslin; F. Cook, plain white embroidered muslin; Neylon, blue silk relieved with white berther; A. Neylon, white dress ; Clemett, white silk ; Jenks, spangle silk with pale pink rose ; Vibert, blue silk chiffon dress with chiffon scarf ; Neville, cream silk, spangled scarf ; Sowman, white embroidered dress ; E. Wanklyn, embroidered silk muslin; Dunckley (Shannon), white silk with gold cords ; Levett, white satin covered with spangle net, white sequinned fillet with an osprey; Symons, crush strawberry, relieved with black velvet and white lace; F. Edwards, pale blue silk; Avis Symons (Hastings), pale blue silk; Rough, pale ninon ; Kempton, pale green silk, with a bandeau of silk in her hair; E. Reeve, white silk with black girdle; Speirs, all white ; B. Speirs, white with blue bow; Ryan, Ceylon pink silk, embroidered with Madras lace; Howe, plain white muslin ; Fryer, blue striped silk voile trimmed with white lace; Furrie, white Indian muslin tucked and embroidered ; M. Walden, browQ dress, white silk blouse.