AUCKLAND AERO CLUB
FANCY-DRESS BALL Originality, comedy and brilliance were features of the fancy dresses worn by tho pilots and pupils of tho Auckland Aero Club at a plain and fancy dress ball held in the clubhouse on Saturday. The library and lounge looked very attractive with bowls of daffodils and Iceland poppies, while brightly-burning fires in both rooms gave an air of wi;rmth and comfort. 1
Among those . present were; — Mrs. Scrimgeour, representing a Gcislia girl; Mrs. S. Andrews, a brand of flour; Mrs. W. J. Lambert, Powder and Patches; Mrs. K. Goldsworth, in green angel skin; Mrs. 11. Tappendcn, white cat; Mrs. B. Jones, white satin and net; Mrs. McKillop, tennis boy; Mrs. L. Thomas, mauve laco; Mrs. T. Iletct (Te Kniti), hiking lad; Mrs. Treanor, black satin; Miss E. Franklin, black kitten; Miss J. Rogers, Russian lady; Miss M. Bathgate, CossAck; Miss Joan Long, tomato-red georgette; Miss D. Evans, parchment satin; Miss D. Mahon, pastel blue taffeta; Miss M. Ingram, ivory satin; Miss Rita Franklin, white angel skin; Miss Edna Gammon, Tudor maid; Miss J. Cunningham, rose pink georgette; Miss M. Walker, powder blue lace; Miss M. Madigan, white satin; Miss M. Jones, black lame; Miss T. Edwards, Early English maid,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21279, 5 September 1932, Page 3
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