AUCKLAND GIRL GUIDES.
DANCE IN AID OF FUNDS. • AN INDIVIDUAL EFFORT. Shaded lights, which reflected their ever-changing colours on many charming frticks, made an attractive scene at the Peter Pan Cabaret Inst evening when a dance was .organised by Mrs. Hugh Fenton to assist the funds of the Auckland Girl Guides' Association. Graceful palms and bowls of chrysanthemums lent an added attraction to the decorations, which were offset, by tall standard lamps reflecting blue and rose lights through th6ir silken covers. To receive her guests Mrs. Fenton wore a frock of sapphireblue fische net with a bodice of gold lace attached to the skirt in four deep points. Among those present were:—The Countess of Orford, who wore a frock of honeycomb satin beaute, the bodice draped and caught in front with a jewelled clasp; Mrs. W. R. Wilson, in a frock ot black satin beaute; Mrs. 11. M. Tolhurst, black georgette embroidered in crystal beads; Mrs. Wills McLaughlin, ficelle ring velvet; Mrs. .T, B. Henry, midnight-blue taffeta; Dr. Margaret Knight, black chiffon velvet,; Mrs. E. If. B. Milsom, wine-coloured embossed ring velvet; Mrs. T. H. Oakes, terra cotta georgette with a tiered skirt; Mrs. Harold Bull, maroon lace frock with an Oriental lame coatee; Mrs. H. Philcox, j ros6-pink georgette; Mrs. Ely, cream net; Mrs. H. McCoy, floral georgette; Mrs. Alison, black georgette embroidered in silver; Mrs. G. M. Tothill, cream sprigged taffeta; Mrs. Berthon, blushpink lace inlet with panels of georgette; Mrs. Carter, black georgette and lace; Mrs. J. Kingston, ivory lace; Mrs. Alan Donald, ivory ring velvet; Miss Mary Milsom, shell-pink moire; Miss Tolhurst, ivory floral chiffon over pink georgette; Miss Jean Gordon, waterlily-green satin beaute; Miss A. George, .buttercup net, appliqued with taffeta flowers; Miss M. Upton, gold laco over white satin; Miss Mary Vaile, gold lace bodice with a cream net skirt; Miss E. Upton, seagreen net, tho bodice appliqued wtih taffeta flowers; Miss Seth Smith, geraniumred ripple ninon; Miss Vincent, apricot floral georgette; Miss Lesley Roberton, almond-green georgette; Miss Ruth Roberton. midnight-blue georgette. Miss McCowen wore a frock of ivory floral georgette, with a deep hem of ivory tulle; Miss Joan Robertson, shell-pink taffeta; Miss Kitty ITorsley, rose-pink chiffon; Miss Mary Wilson, cameo-pink frilled taffeta; Miss Darrie Heather, seagreen taffeta; Miss C. Martin, ivory fische net; Miss Patricia Wrightson (Wellington), black and rose floral chiffon ; Miss Phyllis Biss, almond-green satin; Miss H. Biss, floral lame bodice, with a rose pink georgette skirt; Miss Althea Parker, ivory souple satin; Miss Audrey Hutchinson, jade-green and white floral georgette; Miss Somerset Clive, turquoise-blue not, with a frilled hem; Miss Gwen Kingston, ivory embroidered net; Miss Wilma Plummer, apple-green moire; Miss Dene Plummer, black ring velvet; Miss Lovelace Milne, autumntoned floral chiffon; Miss Elaine Hopkins, Saracen-red floral chiffon; Miss J. Horsley, periwinkle-blue ripple ninon; Miss Eva Roberts, ivory georgette, with a frilled skirt: Miss Strong, black satin; Miss L. Smith, salmon-pink lace; Miss M. Mcßae, steel-blue fische net over satin; Miss June Donald, black floral taffeta ; Miss F. Bruce, black taffeta with a deep lace hem; Miss P. Barry, autumntoned floral georgette; Miss Joan Eivn, cameo-pink lace and georgette; Miss Ruth Wilkie, apple-green taffeta; Miss K. Marshall, daffodil georgette: Miss M. Ballantyne, white fische net ; Miss A. Welsh, hlnck lace; Miss D. King, buttercup taffeta, with a powder-blue hem; Miss P>. Wood, scarlet ring velvet ; Miss Mary Walker, ivorv floral taffeta; Miss Jean Ormiston. apple-green taffeta: MiSs Dorothy Shera. Naples-blue embossed chenille, georgette: Mi«s Ruth Taylor, sage-green net.
AUCKLAND GIRL GUIDES.
New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20866, 7 May 1931, Page 3
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