Record Crowd At Kaikohe Dance

Northern Advocate, 28 July 1939, Page 2

Record Crowd At Kaikohe Dance

Fulfilling preefictions. the annual staff dance of Fairhall Motors was an outstanding success, the hall being crowded.

Thanks to me splendid organisation of the staff, Kaikohe was given its

happiest evening. Bcautilully decorated with streamer:- and terns, the hall presented a gala carnival appearance, and novel lighting effects impressed all present.

Streamers, novel "fashion" hats, squeakers, balloons, and confetti, added to the enjoyment of the evening. and when the last dance was played at approximately 2.20 ,a.m. the majority of those present wished to continue. Everything was excellent.

The floor was ideal for dancing, good music was supplied by Davison’s Orchestra, and the supper was a pleasure to behold, —and cal. Mr E. Williams was an efficient M.C.

The Monte Carlo was won by Mr and Mrs E. Baynton, and a statue dance was won by Miss Nan Berry and Mr H. Jackson. Noticed among dancers were.— Mesdames C. T. Beamish, black lace; W. C. Bell, gold crepe mer le moire; E. B. Berry. magnolia satin; G. V. Ludbrook. red crepe with daisies. L. Davison, black taffeta with coatee; L. Pearson, black skirl and pink jumper; F. C. Walker, green georgette; F. W. Macdermott. striped taffeta; D. W. Hudspith, crinkle crepe, pink and blue; H. Hudspith, black silk ring velvet; L. Muir, water wave crepe suede; J. Rollinson, ivory cire d'or; W. Parrott, red georgette with black velvet coatee; H. F. Baker, black velvet; M. Smith, midnight blue taffeta; C. Payne, blue chenille embossed suede cyclamen trim; F. J. Williams, diagonal striped satin; Ray Dinsdale, gold satin; C. Dinsdale. strawberry ring velvet; H. W. Broad, red taffeta. Misses Joyce 8011, almond green lace blouse with black skirt; Maida Schepens, blue and silver novelty taffeta; Shirley Sanders, cherry taffeta with silver waterwavo accessories; Connie Fenton, blue taffeta; Clara O'Neill, blue embossed taffeta; M. Roberts, lemon shot taffeta; P. Mag ill. red velvet; R. Monoghan, cyclamen georgette; Laura Stancich, blue cloque and velvet coatee; Nellie Fenton, black water waive taffeta; May Edwards, floral taffeta; Joy Rowsell, black taffeta with contrasting accessories; O. Beaumont, blue taffeta; Nancy Berry, navy and while corded silk; A. Dare, white satin with navy coatee: Daisy O’Neill, gold shot taffeta; Nellie Newman, powder blue taffeta; Winnie Smith, black velvet; June Robinson. floral satin; B, Burgess, mauve spot net; Molly Morfette. cherry cloque; Thelma Sanders, pink taffeta with dark rose accessories; H. Young, shell pink taffeta; A. P.ausina. clover striped satin; Winnie Bartle, ruby and gold spotted taffeta; Sylvia Eisenhut, cerise taffeta; B. Nesbit, black panne velvet; E. Parrott, pink taffeta with blue bolero; Joan Beaver, clover lace with net trimmings; L. Charters, black striped panne velvet; A. Sanders, cherry fish>-scale datin with black coatee and trimmings; Phyllis Squires, flame crinkly crepe; Lulu Munn. sky blue spotted taffeta; Dorothy Morfette,

pale green taffeta; M. Griffiths, green georgette with violet trimmings; Marie Bartle, mauve floral taffeta; Isla Goodwin. ivory embossed moire taffeta; Joan Roberts, black marocain with silver trimmings; Iris Whitefield, cream georgette; Molly Clark, mauve taffeta; L, Ford, old gold lace; G. Hudspith, grey taffeta; E. Thompson, white ripple satin; N. George, floral satin; Joan King, sky blue velvet; Audrey Perkins, red and green spotted satin; Eileen O’Neill, black skirt .and striped satin coatee; B. Snelling, bottle green chenille velvet over taffeta; K. George, white floral corded satin; L. Hui, green taffeta; D. Coulter, clover georgette.