DANCE AT BELMONT

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21293, 21 September 1932, Page 3

DANCE AT BELMONT

A NIGHT !N HOLLAND A very enjoyable dance was held at St. Michael's Hall at Belmont, last evening. The hall was artistically decorated by Mr. C. Eaton, to represent "A night in Holland." The stage was transformed into a Dutch garden with tulips growing in patches and a realistic windmill in the background. On the side walls, large paper ducks and tulips added to the attractiveness of the scene. During the evening Dutch caps were distributed among the guests. While the dancers took part in the grand march, an item entitled, "A Dutch Wedding," was given under the direction of Mrs. Wyatt. Supper .was served by Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. Law, Mrs. Seagals, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Haywood.

Among thoso present were: Mrs. R-. Trill, who wore a frock of scarlet satin beaute; Mrs. W. Piggot, cerise satin; Mrs. New, embossed green .georgette; Mrs. Seagars, floral georgette; Mrs. Eaton, old gold satin; Mrs. . Law, black lace; Mrs. Haywood, black lace; Sirs. Kirkman, pastel pink georgette; Mrs. Edwards, ivory satin beaute; Mrs. Rambaud, ciel blue crepe fleuri; Mrs. Morrison, frilled green georgette; Mrs. Booth, black lace; Mrs. Hallett, pink crepe suede; Mrs. Smith, beige lace; Miss Woodward, lemon floral ninon; Miss Rambaud, floral georgette; Miss Thomson, floral crepe de chine; Miss V. Forest, delphinium blue satin beaute; Miss Pierce, sea green satin; Miss Tucker, pastel pink georgette and lace; Miss Prideaux, white lace with furtrimmed coatee; Miss Clark, rose pink frilled satin; Miss McCullough, blue floral georgette; Miss Forest, apple green souple satin; Miss Hall, floral georgette; Miss Dance, flowered chiffon.