THE PIRATE SHIP.
Thero was a largo attendance of dancers at tlio Pirate Ship at Milford on Saturday evening. Among thoso present were:—Mrs. Oram, who woro black satin and scarlet shawl; Mrs. Cocker, mauvo georgette and laco; Mrs. N. Jones, peach ring velvet; Mrs. Filton, mauvo and gold crepo do chine; Mi.ss Edna Burrell, black ring velvet; M iss Joan Dean (Christchurch), perriwinkle blue georgette with French embroideries; Miss Annie Chaplin, Alice bluo taffeta; Miss Ofivo Chaplin, larkspur bluo chiffon velvet and tulle; Miss Graco Sovi, silver tissue; Miss Cameron, pink ninon and black shawl; Miss Cocks, black beaded satin; Miss Shaw, blue georgetlo and Spanish shawl: Miss Bona Thomson, ivory crepo do chino; Miss Iris 'Jones, primrose crepo do chine with bluo tulle; Miss M. Harris, cream lace; Miss Stock, ivory crepo do chino and silver laco; Miss Milno, black laco with bluo relief; Miss Iluckstep, black panne velvet with red shawl; Miss E. Eraser, cyclamen georgette; Miss N. Mason, cedar rose georgette and velvet ; Miss R. Wake, black satin and silver lace: Miss I). D'Estorro, apricot crepo do chino; Miss Constance White (Qtago), cardinal rctf ninon.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20241, 29 April 1929, Page 7
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188THE PIRATE SHIP. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20241, 29 April 1929, Page 7
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