COMBINED COLLEGES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20333, 14 August 1929, Page 17

COMBINED COLLEGES.

The annual dance of the pupils of the combined Sacred Heart and St Mary's Colleges' was held in the Manchester Unity Oddfellows' Hall last evening. There was a particularly large attendance of pupils of both schools, and also of old boys and girls, who danced during the latter part of the ovening, the earlier part being given to the younger ones. Besides modern steps, a special set of lancers was danced by the young girls of St. Mary's College, this being very picturesque and effective. Entertaining items were also given by some of Miss Daphne Knight's pupils. Tlie music for the dancing was provided by Clyde Howley's Famous Internationals'. Acting on the committee were:—Mrs. Buxton, who wore black gporgettp embroidered with red beads; Airs. C.'H. Drysdale, black georgette with deep hem of pastel Jace and black and silver beaded bridge coat; Mrs. Roberson, black satin and silver lace; Mrs. Emmet t Kelly, pervanche-blue embossed chenille georgette; Mrs. Moynahan, black georgette; Miss D. Knight, black ring velvet/with rhinestone embroideries; Miss Mavis Grevatt, peach taffeta frock; Miss P. Flynn, >Nile-green georgette; Miss Grace, flame georgette with crystal embroideries; Miss Locke, rose-pink chiffon. Among those who were present were: — Mrs. A. Snedden, who wore navy blue georgette - t Mrs. G. Casey, Wedgwoodblue georgette: Miss Kiely, powder-blue satin; Miss I. Kiely, peach lace; Miss A. Wilkins, lacquer-red chiffon with diamante girdle; Miss L. liill, black crepe de soie lemon satin, shoulder bow; Miss M.' Hill, amber panne velvet trimmed with coloured beads.

Mrs. Tilythe wore cherry embossed velvet: Miss Blvt.he. Chinese-red beaded georgette; Miss Corley, cameo-pink satin; Miss Kdna Smith, peach and silver lace; Miss Leah Trigg, apricot satin; Miss Sybil Scott, cerise georgette; Miss Edna Wools! oriholme, Wedgwood-blue georgette with silver motifs: Miss 'lorr, Oriental lame corsage and ciel georgette skirt; Miss V. Driimm, floral lame and cyclamen crepe do chine; Miss D. O'Connell, ivory crepe satin with hem of silver laco: Miss M. Kelly, geranium-red georgette with uneven hem- Miss Kane, sapphire-blue spotted tulle; Miss Margery Clifton, jadegreen crepe de chine with hem of silver lace; Miss Marie McDonald, mauve georgette and panne velvet; Miss Connie 01 if--1 on. paste-pink taffeta and tulle; Miss I, Really. Coral lame bodice and skirt of rose georgette; Miss D. Nicholson, cameo-pink georgette and silver lace: Miss Ena Little, lemon crepe de chine; Miss M. hnirburn, mimosa-yellow ring velvet with long tiered skirt • Miss Tsdale. sapphire-blue georgette • Miss L. Drysdale. shell-Pink taffeta with deep hem of gold lace: Miss Jean MeTlwrait.li, leaf-green crepe de chine: Miss Nancv Myers, white satin and tulle; Mrs. C. Delaney. petunia georgette with front panel of gold lace: ?»liss Mahonov. black chiffon; Airs. Dolaney, Black reorgette; Mrs. Tyler, navy blue line velvet: Miss Audrey Kellv. rose-pink taffeta nnd silver lace; Miss Fileen Keenan, white satin with silver lace yoke; Drysdale, leaf-green chiffon; Miss O'Biien, i;osc georgette.