TAKAPUNA TENNIS CLUB.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20251, 10 May 1929, Page 7

TAKAPUNA TENNIS CLUB.

SUCCESSFUL DANCE

The Takapuna Tennis Club held its first dnnceof the season at the Pirate Ship at Milfovd last, evening. The club committee had worked hard to make the evening Ihe success which it proved to be. The supper tables on the upper deck were arranged with bowls of red salvias and white cosmos, and elsewhere on the ship I ho decorations were equally effect ive. '1 lie committee comprised Mrs. T. Mowbray, Mrs. N. Howe, Mrs. 11. Cadness, Mrs. W. W. O'Brien, Mrs. 0. Crosher, Mrs. JL>. M. Davidson, Mrs. Randall, Miss B. O'Neill, Mr. Beattie, Mr. Gamble, Mr. Best, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Bowden, Mr. Mason, Mr. Everton, Mr. Freakes.

Among the guests present were:—Mrs. Julius Williamson, who wore a frock of Mack georgette over silver lace with a blue shoulder spray; Mrs. T. Mowbray, cardinal red georgette; Mrs. N. Howe, ««ld lace over scarlet satin; Jlrs. S. Best, Mack and white georgette with silver sequins: Mrs. J. GedrJis, Mack lace over jade satin with French bow; Mrs. C. Crosher, cyclamen crepe do chine and t ulie with shoulder spray to tone; Mrs. F. Weston, silver grey ring velvet witti shawl to tone; Mrs. Beattie, gold-shaded flowered ninon; Mrs. Mason, black georgette; Mrs. E. E. Grimwade, black georgette beaded in jet; Mrs. Allan O'Neill, black beaded georgette and ring velvet; Mrs. Blackwood, gold satin; Mrs. Ellerber.k, black charmeuse; Mrs. King,, lavender taffeta; Mrs. L. J. Minogue, black and silver lace ; Mrs. Boak, blue shot taffeta; Mrs. Tornquist. plum-shaded shot taffeta; Mrs. Fotheringham. black beaded georgette and fare; Mrs. E. W. Mills, old gold lace with green shawl; Mrs. Eric Wiseman, silver lace over white georgette; Mrs. Whyte, primrose satin with shawl to tone; Mrs. Gould, black georgette; Mrs. Woodward, salmon crepe de chine and shoulder posy; Mrs. R. N. S. Chisholm, almond greon flat crepe; Mrs. Christiansen, black georgette; Mrs. Grcville. lemon arid black satin; Mrs. Brvco Hart, emerald green sequinned georgette and black laco; Mrs. Donald, palest pink georgette and lace; Mrs. Eugene Sullivan, cyclamen satin; Mrs. Leslie Rainger, black lace; Mrs. C. M. Littlejohn, black lace and georgette with petunia shoulder flower; Mrs. Bartrum, jade satin with steel beading; Mrs. E. Bridgcman, old rose ring velvet; Mrs. Temple, red georgette with uneven hemline: Mrs. Hollo, flame georgette; Mrs. Deighton, cau do nil taffeta with silver relief.

Mrs. Guy Masfen wore red georgette; Mrs. A. Webster, turquoise blue satin and lace, Mrs. Curtis, orchid-shaded crepo do chirte; Mrs. B. E. Gokhvater, black and gold figured georgette; Mrs. H. Cadness, black beaded georgette Mrs. Everton, deep blue beaded georgette; Mrs. I'reakes, palm green georgette; Mrs. Randall, green sequinned frock; Mrs. B. Johnson. Mack and Oriental georgette; M,Martin, black satin; Mrs. F. O'Neill, pink charmeuse : Mrs. .Tacobi, saxe blue fringed soie de-ehine; Mrs. D'Esie, black lace over emerald-green satin; Mrs. Salmon, black embossed crepe de' chine with diamante trimming and Spanish shawl; Mrs. Humphrey Duder, apricot lace and georgette; Mrs. Morris, black embroidered satin; Mrs. Edey, tomatoshaded ninon; Mrs. L. L. Speedy, cold lame frock; Mrs. Foote, silver and fl anie brocade; Mrs. Kensington, mauve and black georgette; Mrs. Loveridge, blacklace; -Mrs. Connolly, orchid lace; Mrs. Gillctt. beige ninon: Mrs. Tysorc, applegreen satin; .Mrs. Whitiaker, greeu taffeta; Mrs. Frank Howes, silver lame; Miss Marjorie Dryden, cream georgette and gold lace; Miss Moore, black lace with feather posy: Miss B. Randall, blue taffeta; Miss B. O'Neill, green .embossed georgette; Miss Esdale, jade-green crepe do chine with pink shoulder (lower; Miss McEldowne.y, black satin and green shawl; Miss Ella Weston, bronze taffeta with velvet shoulder bow; Miss Gudgeon, black satin with fringe beading; Miss White (Central Oiago), rose-pink taffeta; Miss Beverly Horrocks, pastel-pink anklelength frock.

Miss Grace McDonald wore silver and blue shot velvet; Miss .St. Paul, black lace: Miss, Doris Hopkins, bois-de-rose taffeta;' Miss Jean Deighton, amber chenille and georgette; Miss Lenoro Dunnett, j white georgette; Miss B. Payne, apple-j green beaded georgette; Miss Harding, lemon taffeta: Miss Mills, pastel-green georgette and gold lace; Miss E. Arthur, strawberry beaded georgette; Miss Barbara Wilson, white flowered ninon; Miss Marjorie Meek, silver beaded georgette; Miss Rnth Owens, blue beaded georgette; Miss Mary Nathan, pale pink taffeta and tulle; Miss A. Payne, white satin; Miss R. Warbrick, cherry-shaded velvet; Miss Phyllis Bailey, pompadour-blue lace and georgette; Miss Edna Smeeton, green frilled taffeta: Miss Davies, flame shot taffeta; Miss Tn» Wight, eau-de-nil georgette; Miss Olive Scarborough, black lace; Miss Bestic, smoke-grey georgette; Miss Lewis, salmon-pink taffeta; Miss P. Hague-Smith, amvthist beaded georgette.; Miss Ruth Scarborough, gold lace; Miss Eileen Brodie, black and gold chenille; Miss Molly Forsyth, white georgette: Miss Samson, applo-green georgette with silver shoulder flower; Miss J. Morris, saxe. -blue crepe' de chine; Miss Jean Collinson. primrose and blue taffeta; Miss In*. Weston, duchess-blue frilled crepe dp clnne: Miss R. Wake, saxe-blue beaded georgette; Miss D. Mahon, sunset-tihaded taffeta ; Miss M. Edwards, white satin and shawl with red embroideries; Miss Nancy Martin, blush-pink net with green posy; Miss M, Ward, primroso satin and tulle; Miss A. Johnston, deep cream taffeta with, tulle and silver hip bow; Miss Jean Mason, salmon-pink taffeta ; Miss M. Cnfield, bfige. Inre over satin; Miss Marjorie Yeats, rose crepe de chine and tulle. !