DANCE AT PIRATE SHIP
MILFORD GIRLS' EFFORT The first danco given by the Milford Girls' Surf Life-saving Club took place at the Pirate Ship, Milford, on Saturday and was attended by a large number of guests. The proceeds of tho dance will be donated to a fund for buying equipment. Bartley's Pirato Ship orchestra provided the music. Supper was served upstairs, where the tables were decorated in tho club colours and bowls of golden wattle. Among those present were:—Mrs. J. W. Williamson (president), who wore a frock of black cire laco with floral relief; Mrs. George Nicks (vice-president), tomato-red and blue printed chiffon; Mrs. Andrew (vice-president), scarlet georgette; Mrs., Harrison, leaf green crepe faille; Mrs. Trevor Waldon, Indian red satin; Mrs. Faulkner, emerald green satin; Miss A. Armitage, black lace: Miss K. Sherriff, eiel blue taffeta; Miss XV. Keith, pink' taffota and black laco; Miss S. Smith, black lace; Miss M. Sharp, scarlet satin; Miss M. Brown, apricot georgette; Miss Allen, black satin; Miss Ros/; Wake, ivory satin and laco; Miss 1. Scholium, delphinium blue lace; Miss Sylvia Scales, silver lame and blue taffeta; jWiss 0. Block, apple green georgette; Miss M. Allen, black satin; Miss Unice Wilson, cameo pink satin; Miss Winks, powder blue taffeta; Miss Muriel Wilson, lloral lace; Miss Roma Warbrick, pink and black net; Miss M. Nash, red fischo net; M iss Rona Hodges, cyclamen panne velvet: Miss Phyllis Best, apricot organdie; Miss Joan Best, Nile green taffeta; IMiss Jones, bluo sprigged taffeta; Miss T Poland, pink frilled georgette; Miss Kennedy, black souple satin; Miss Marshall, pink lloral chiffon; Miss Freda Knight, applo green satin; Miss G. Melville, electric blue georgette and net; Miss Violet Lee, delft blue lace. Tho committee comprised :—Miss A. Armitage, INI iss K. Sherriff, Miss W. Keith, Miss S. Smith, Miss M. Sharp, Miss M. Brown, Miss Allen.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21279, 5 September 1932, Page 3
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