DIXIELAND BY THE SEA.
j Dixieland was ihe scene of much raictv j on Saturday evening, when the many dancers present enjoyed the excellent music provided Lv }iLr. 1L Neiiscn and his orchestra. The attractive lighting effects j trose and blue cast a warm glow over | tl;e prettily {rocked dancers. The Ameri- ! can entertainers, "The Dizieland Boys," j gave an item which was enthusiastically ' received.
Among those present were: —Mrs. Ellis Prime, who woie a frock of Same satin; Mrs. Humphrey Buder, apricot georgette and lace; Mrs. E. A. Woodward, ciei blue satin embroidered in pink and black; Mrs. T. M. Eollo, black embossed georgette with gold shawl; Mrs. Eldon Napier, bois de rose jwrrette: Mrs. Hindson. gold tissue with blue relief; Mrs. X- Danes, amethyst georgette beaded in pink and green: Mrs. A. Hodgson, apricot georgette and p-:ld lace; .Mrs. E. Kissen. cameo pink embossed in gold and green; Mrs. Sheldon (Sydney), gold lame with rainbow georgette: Mrs. 11. E. Ash, maiz*> gold embossed satin: Mrs. Lysnar, water green georgette: Mrs. Hayes, white georgette handed in pale green; Miss C. Bouillon, pink satin and georgette; Miss delphinium blue ruile and geor gcttc; Miss Jean MacCormick, apple green sprigged taffeta: Miss J. Bioomfield. scarlet lace frock: Miss Betty Wilson, powder bin* taffeta; Miss Leslie Waller, barn:shed gold lace and tulle; Miss Eostmary Waller. palm green georgette; Miss B. PhiJcos. blue and gold tissue: Miss Janet Clarkson, black lace: Miss Maida Mclndoe, flesh pink georgette with shoulder spray of flowers to tone; Miss R. Patrni, leaf green beaded georgette; M:ss Neil Batev, pastel green tulle over satin; Miss Alison Laerv white taffeta; Miss Vera Dewing, black satin with scarlet polka dot ted "net; Miss Odium. siller tissue and white georgette; Miss Nina Wallace, apricot. georgette; Miss Tinkerbeil Jackson, mauve shaded georgette; Miss Audrey Lawrence. eau de oil georgette and silver tissue; Miss Henley, pale pink georgette; Miss Joan Hudson, lavender georgette: Miss Anita Sutherland, pastel pink ripple ninon; Miss B. Suter, black net with pink chiffon velvet hip bow; Miss Olga, Jacks'n. palm green chenille georgette with shoulder spray of pink roses; Miss Koso Kennedy, night blue georgette With primrose shoulder posy: Miss K. "Wallace, black taffeta; Miss Sanderson, lemon georeet.te; Miss J. Lawrence, cherry georgette; Miss N. Masun, palest pink beaded georgette. Miss Edna Sinclair wore jade and gold beaded frock: Miss Abdullah, silver and gold beaded crepe satin; Miss Morland. mauve taffeta with touches of gold; Miss N. Mr Arthur, apricot chenille georgette: Miss M. McAnliur, green georgette and lace with gold flower; Miss Oliver, tantrarine rinsr velvet banded in gold tissue; Miss P. Hollev, pompadour blue satin; Miss E. Hollev, bronze taffeta; Miss Hardman. black ceorgetfe; Miss L Black, black crepe ue chine with ostrich feather trimming; Miss B. Monk, peacock blue georgette: Miss Johnston, blue chiffcn velvet; Miss Coffield, silver lace: Miss Beryl Bucklev, flame and gold satin; Miss S. Meiklej"hn, pink and silver sequinned frock; Miss X. Johns, gold lame and tulle: Miss Danes, almond green charmeuse: Miss A. 'Jlichardson. Wedgegood blue embossed georgette; Miss Pose Ayres, black beaded georgette; Miss M. Avres, pink and blue sboti taffeta; Miss D. Williams, shell pink georgette and silver la.ee; Miss R. Suisted,
maize-gold Lire over satin: Miss B. Endean. appl* green tuHe and satin; Miss Margaret. Young. almond green spriertreti taffeta: Miss Perry, black and pink chiffon velvet: Miss FitzPatrick®. black georgette: Mils K. Dow ling, apple green" sprigged taffeta: Miss IS. McCaithv, cream and pink net over goorgetif: Miss McKenlay, qreei) late and gcargetie: Miss M. Woolley, while taffeta with green shoulder Bower; Miss Start, white jreorgette: Miss J. Jones, pink georsctte: Miss D. Koller, black ceorjzeue: Miss D. Flood, crt-cn gaergrtte; Miss 51. Flood, feirlet T>engaliae: .Alva Payne, while taffeta with scarlet shawl ; Miss Be-t v Snoad, black georgette; Miss Olca MncDuff, orange taffeta; Mls3 B. Mollcy, gold lame and satin.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20307, 15 July 1929, Page 17
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645DIXIELAND BY THE SEA. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20307, 15 July 1929, Page 17
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