THAMES GIRLS' DANCE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20302, 9 July 1929, Page 17

THAMES GIRLS' DANCE.

Many functions of a social nature have been given in Auckland recently 'to swell the funds raised for tho earthquake sufferers, and a considerable sum of money was obtained last evening for this purpose at a danct held by the Thames Girls' Club, in the Manchester Unity Oddfellows' Ilall. The evening was passed pleasantly in dancing, when many of the older dances, including the La Rinka, schottischo and barn dance were very much enjoyed. Solo dances were given by some of Miss Boresford's pupils, and little Miss Keesing sang "Please Give me a Penny, Sir," pennies showering meanwhile into a Union Jack held by the little soloist. Excellent dance music was provided by Morrow's orchestra, the members giving (heir services free for tho evening.

Amon£ thoso who were present were:— The Mayoress, Mrs. A. D .Campbell, patron of the nssociation. Mrs. P. McGregor, president, Mrs J. Crawford, Miss J. Aitkcn, Miss N. Surman, Mrs. H. Stubbing, Mrs. Culfiitt, Mrs. Ilubher, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Renrdon, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. H. Cordes, Mrs. Nircols, Mrs. Gribble, Mrs. Radford, Mrs. Ray, Mrs. R. GHutchinson, Mrs. Otto, Mr 3. W. McDonald, Mrs. F. Crawford, Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Harvey. Mrs. Gwilliam, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Jack, Mrs. Gladding, Mrs G. Walkor, Mrs George Smith, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Mclntyro, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. llearling, Mrs. T. Aitken, Mrs. T. Smitheman, Mrs. Ifeath, Miss Bart rum, Miss A. Empsom, Miss Preston, Miss Clark, Miss Evans, Miss Brownlee, Miss Lois Treniaine, Miss Rhona Tramline, Miss Olga Ray, Miss Norman, Miss Wiltshire, Miss P. llearling, Miss Nancy Hearling, Miss A. Ramsay, Miss V. Prescott, Miss Dick, M iss Hutchinson, Miss Cross, Miss Rhona Davidson, Miss Ailsa Stubbing, Miss Jessie llearling, Miss Mclntyro,. Miss Walters, Miss Gwilliam, Miss Jack.