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DIOCESAN OLD GIRLS

DAKICE AT PETER PAN A SCENE OF COLOUR Gay music, attractive frocks and a scene of brilliant colour were features of the annual dance of the Diocesan High School Old Girls' Association, which was held in the Peter Pan Cabaret last evening. So popular was the danco that extra tables and chairs had to be brought out to accommodate the guests, but at no time was the floor crowdod sufficiently to mar the enjoyment of dancing, and the function was one of the most successful to bo held this season. Bowls of daffodils and Iceland poppies graced the small tables surrounding the danco floor, and the variegated lights cast their colourful glow on charming frocks with delightful effect. Popular danco music was provided by the Peter Pan Players. On arrival the guests were received by Miss E. Roberton, president of the Old Girls' Association, who wore a frock of ecru lace, and by Mrs. V. P. Fisher, vice-president, who was in a frock of black satin beaute. Among those present were:—Mrs. Clyde Heather, who woro a frock of champagne satin beaute/, Miss Marie Colson, black net with diamante straps; Miss J. North-' crgft, black georgette; Miss Margaret Gunson, silver-grey satin beaute; Miss Lois Mahon, turquoise bluo taffeta; Miss D. Browne, shell pink lace; Miss Ellie Thronsen, white frilled net; Mrs. V. F. Usher, ficelle chiffon and embossed georgette; Miss Joyce Hordman, lacquer red lace; Miss Mary Burges Watson, duchess blue satin beaute; Miss Joan Hudson, morone moire; Miss Betty Kelly, delft blue embroidered net; Miss Mary Milsom, cherry lace; Miss Joan Horsley, cigar brown ring velvet; Miss Lesley Jackson, black and rose floral taffeta; Miss Betty Wilson, black frilled net; Mrs. Surrey Alleman, black satin beaute; Miss Gwen Kingston, parchment moire; Miss Judy Aickin, flame satin beaute; Mrs. Scott Wilson, delft blue chiffon; Miss Mary Wilson, pale primrose floral taffeta; Mrs. T. N. Maxwell, ivory lace inlet with godels of net ; Mrs. A. B. Rainger, champagne satin beaute; Mrs. W. Averill, peach moire; Miss Irene Isaacs, black satin; Miss Mary Upton, peach satin beaute. Miss Dene Plummor wore black satin; Miss Joy Moody, powder blue souple satin; Miss Eleanor Upton, black Chantilly lace; Miss Lesley Roberton, sapphire blue satin; Miss Marjorie Low, black georgette with a yoke of ecru lace; Mrs. J. Chambers, black satin; Miss Betty Goldie, white net; Miss Marie Conlan, cherry floral chiffon; Miss Althca Moiley, white souple satin; Miss Kathleen Stokes, white satin; Mrs. Garnet Arrowsmith (Tuakau), shell pink georgette and lace; Miss Susan Arrowsmith, apple green ninon; Miss Mary Arrowsmith, duchess blue georgette; Miss Rika Paterson, rose pink georgette with a hem of primrose frilled net; Miss Betty Abbott, apple green satin; Miss Marcella Laurie, peach taffeta inlet with bands-of net; - Miss Nancy Paterson, primrose taffeta; Miss D. Moorhouse, geranium red frilled taffeta; Miss Mavis Wallace, white satin inlet with net godets; Miss Orby Shortt, almond green satin; Miss M. Chatfield, cherry satin; Miss Ruth Wilkie, black Chantilly lace; Miss Helen Low, ficelle floral taffeta; Miss Rhoda Robertson, shell pink georgette and powder blue taffeta; Miss Nerelle Closs. peach embossed ring velvet. Miss Mabel Niccolls was in shell pink taffeta; Miss Kathleen Bates, lemon hailstone muslin; Miss Noel Gresham, flame georgette; Miss Alice Makgill, white taffeta embossed in gold; Miss Peggy Leeper, black satin beaute; Miss June Donald, black georgette; Miss Hilda Walkley, pervencho blue taffeta; Miss Helen Scinerville, Lido blue lace; Miss Connie Rainger, cherry lace; Miss Brcnda Brown, midnight blue satin and lace; Miss Ruth Sutherland, lacquer red satin beaute; Miss Joan Robertson, champagne moire; Mrs. R. King, black lace; Miss Ina Wight, parchment satin; Miss Bub Suter, white floral organdie; Mrs. G. A. Eddowes, black ring velvet; Miss Freda Kenny, black lace; Miss Joan Fox, black and shell pink pleated georgette; Miss Berenice Ogiiivie," ecru lace inlet with bands of floral taffeta; Miss Freda Suter, white hailstone muslin; Miss Lois Cameron, autumn-tinted floral ninon; Miss Marjorie Suter, black moire with a shoulder spray of white gardenias; Miss Winsome Airey, brick red ripple ninon; .Miss Una Moore, gold lace with a hem of primrose tulle: Miss Somersot Clive, white satin beaute; Miss Dorothy Lowisham, white taffeta.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21251, 3 August 1932, Page 4

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DIOCESAN OLD GIRLS New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21251, 3 August 1932, Page 4

DIOCESAN OLD GIRLS New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21251, 3 August 1932, Page 4

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