DANCE AT SYMONDSVILLE.
A CHARMING SETTING. The Symondsville Cabaret looked very attractive last evening when a dance was held by the Auckland Pekinese Dog and Persian Cat Society. Cherry blossom interlaced with lycopodiuin made a charming setting for the pretty frocks and shaded lights added to the note of colour. For those who preferred bridge, tables were arranged in the supper room and excellent music was provided for the dancers by the Snappy Six orchestra. During the evening songs by Miss J. Bailey, Miss N. Lingard and Mr. H. Baxter were greatly enjoyed. Among those present were: —Mrs. S. A. Moore, who wore a frock of blue and beige embossed chenille georgette; Mrs. Powley, black georgette with a gold lame bridge coat; Mrs. Hutter, black satin beaute; Mrs. Coursey, black georgette; Mrs. Beckerleg, cinnamon figured chiffon; Mrs. Dixon, gold lace; Mrs. Coulter, beige satin; Mrs. Hornblow, periwinkle bluo georgette with frilled sido panels; Miss Hutter, gold and black embroidered net over apricot georgette; Miss Dixon, floral brocade; Mrs. Pezaro, black georgette; Miss Hutter, salmon pink embossed chenille georgette; Mrs. Israel, black chiffon; Mrs. Kingsland, cameo pink georgette embroidered with pink beads; Miss Moses, pearl grey georgette; Mrs. Tollei'ton, lettuce green georgette with a gold la mo coatee; Mrs. Cahill, shell pink georgette and gold lace; Miss, V.'Bright, pale green figured ripple ninon; Mrs. It. Marshall, beige lace and georgette; Mrs. H. Thomas, black satin beaute; Mrs. Cowley, flame taffeta; Miss Cross, midnight blue floral taffeta; Miss Jamieson, pink satin bodice with a tiered tulle skirt; Miss L. Bailey, black georgette; Miss J. Bailey, powder blue georgette embroidered with silver sequins; Mrs. C. J. Bishop, black georgette embroidered with jot beads; Miss Mullis, mauve lace with a gold lame hip bow; Mrs. >L. A. Braithwaite, black georgctto beaded in silver; Mrs. N. R. Moore, white georgette and silver lace; Mrs.' J. H. Hubber, shell pink georgette and silver lace; Mrs. Shrimski, black beaded georgette; Mrs. Sutherland, black and white floral chiffon; Mrs. T. Davis, black and rose patterned ring velvet; Mrs. Gresham, black ancl gold brocade; Mrs. Perrins, nattier blue lace; Mrs. Jamieson, black ring velvet: Mrs. Summerhays, floral satin beaute; Mrs. Harp, black satin; Mrs. Milsom, cinnamon satin beaute; Miss J. Harp, green and silver lame.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20720, 13 November 1930, Page 5
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376DANCE AT SYMONDSVILLE. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20720, 13 November 1930, Page 5
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