MASONIC BALL.
Masonic Lodge, Takapuna, 202, held a social evening and dance at the Pirate Ship at Milford last evening. There was a good attendance of members with their wives, as well as visitors from other clubs, and a thoroughly enjoyable evening was spent. The Worshipful Master, Mr. C. Black, welcomed those present, and Mr. Warbrick was master of ceremonies for the evening. Supper was served upstairs on long tables, where the decorations were particularly effective. The daffodils, which were given by Mrs. Mills, were arranged in wide glass vases, and yellow streamers lined the table. During the evening items were given by Miss Tyer, Miss Winifred Hill, Mr. Hunter, Mr. Fogarty, Mr. Munroe and Mr. Mcllor. Among those present were.—Mrs. C. Black, who wore a frock of black souple satin with flared insets; Mrs. S. Lo'nergan, cornflower blue georgette; Mrs. J. A. Howie, black lace with lame bridge coat; Mrs. C. Cutler, black lacc over scarlet satin beaute; Mrs. G. Cooper, black georgette with diamante clasp; Mrs. A. Bow, black ninon with satin beaute and bridge coat in pastel shaded lame; Mrs. H. Dunn, black georgette with diamante trimming; -Mrs. Keith Sim, cameo pink 6atin and silver lace; Mrs. G. C. Malcolm, black georgette with silver beading; Mrs. H. Bell-Booth, beige and blue figured crepe fleuri with shawl to tone; Mrs. T. Mackie, water-green georgette headed in silver and white; Mrs. A. F. Penman, black crepe de chine with autumn-shaded shoulder flower; Mrs. H. Dowsing, flame satin beaute with silveu and autumn-tinted posy; Mrs. J. H. Bear, black silk lace and georgette with midnight blue tissue coat; Mrs. P. Stott, geranium red satin beaute with black jacket; Mrs. A. J. Oborn, almond green flat crepe; Mrs. Bavage, leaf-green satin with pink applique; Mrs. Beauvais, pink and beige chenille georgette with jacket to tone; Mrs. A. Bishop, green and yellow floral crepe de chine; Mrs. E. Wilson, apple-green lace and georgette with mandarin jacket; Mrs. J. Gordon, strawberry crepe do chine; Mrs. D. W. Vaughan, pink and blue flowered georgette; Mrs. A. Allen, gold with cinnamon georgette; Mrs._ Norman Fletcher, rose beige jersey satin; Mrs. J. Phillips, turquoise blue floral taffeta; Mrs. Oscar Boak, beige georgette with blue floral design; Mrs. J. S. Birtley, cherry red georgette; Mrs. J. Switzer, black frilled lace; Mrs. George Mills, almond green crepe de chine; Mrs. J. Winter, Burgundy red satin beaute; Mrs. Bodle, beige georgette with embroidery in pink and blue; Mrs. Phillip Rice, black georgette; Mrs. N. S. Chalmers, white satin beaute with scarlet relief; Mrs. George Nicks, black ripple ninon; Mrs. C. Crosher, cherry ring velvet; Mrs. Mellor, black lace.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20969, 4 September 1931, Page 3
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439MASONIC BALL. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20969, 4 September 1931, Page 3
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