HELENSVILLE.
LODGE BALL. A most successful and enjoyable evening was spent last Thursday, when the Hineraoa and Tutanaki Lodges held their annual ball in the Star Theatre. The hall was beautifully decorated with streamers and the music was supplied by Clarke's orchestra from Auckland. There was a large attendance of dancers from all parts of the district.
Among those present were: Mrs. C. McLeod, who wore black georgette and lace; Mrs. J. Smith, cyclamen velvet; "Mrs. C. G. Sandin, cyclamen georgette; Mrs. K. White, Nilo green georgette; Mrs. Roy Narbey, white lmnd-painted georgette; Mrs. Plummet - , pink georgette; Mrs. D. Megson,. orange chenille georgette; Mrs. Moss, spring. green satin beaute; Mrs. Beveridge, lotnon taffeta and net; Mrs. Strange, black velvet; Mrs. Deeming, floral blue georgette; Mrs. Duane, pink satin; Mrs. 'Morris, figured georgette; Mrs. J. Vcrcoo, black georgette; Mrs. A- McLeod, figured crepe de chine; Mrs. R. Sereaton, black velvet; Miss D. McLeod, white satin ;• Miss Lorna Smith, cameo pink crepe v satin; Miss McKay, pink georgette; Miss B. Rapson, lemon georgette; Miss L. Stewart, pink taffeta; Miss U. Rapson, flame crepe do chine; Miss Connie Watson, black and gold laco; Miss Ngario Thompson, Nile green georgette; Miss M. Smith, red crepe do chine; Miss Greta Gee, floral lemon georgette; Miss Lean Mills, plum-shot taffeta; Miss Adelia Davis, salmon pink taffeta; Miss Edna Brown, blue satin beaute; Miss Mavis Cooper, orange satin beaute and georgette; Miss S. Hunt, apricot georgette; Miss Joyce Sheffield, blue /georgette relieved with pink chenille; Miss Ella Eddlestori, shell pink georgette; Miss Amy Sheffield, maize taffeta; Miss M. Coombes, blue taffeta; Miss P. Carlton, pink georgette; Miss Olio Menzies, canary frilled georgette; Miss Joan Phillips, almond green satin beaute; Miss Jean Hill, tm-quoise blue georgette; Miss Joan Rimmer, flame satin; Miss P. Megson, canary yellow lace; ' Miss E. Paton, Nile green satin beaute; Miss >E. Stanaway, green satin; Miss Violet Geldard, pink satin; Miss Nelly Sellars, tomato lace and georgette; Miss J. Gillies, salmon pink satin beaute and lame; Miss M. Osborne, green satin; Miss Jean Ellett, autumn-figured georgette; * Miss Willoughby (Auckland), pink fish net; Miss B. McLeod, blue georgette; Miss B. Best, black taffeta; Miss Ella Vercofe, yellow georgette; Miss J. Narbey, pink taffeta and lace; Miss Sutherland (Auckland), figured taffeta; Miss E. Mills, blue satin; Miss F. MacKenzie (Auckland), black beaded lace relieved with maize georgette and lace.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20924, 14 July 1931, Page 3
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