HALLOWE'EN PARTY
ST. CUTHBERT'S OLD GIRLS THE BENEVOLENT FUND Tho spirit of Hallowe'en was well carried out in tho decorations at the dance given by tho St. Cuthbert's Old Girls' Association at the Peter Pan Cabaret last evening. Black cats, witches, owls and bats were everywhere to be seen and over the standard lamps huge pumpkins carved to show slit eyes and mouths gave a very startling effect. In the shadows of a doorway, loomed a skeleton and grouped about the dance floor, four white-robed ghosts added to the weirdness of tho scene. A mystery tent, hung with grey curtains and black bats was a continual source of interest and a mystery box displaying lucky numbers was kept very busy. All kinds of novelties were distributed, these including witches' hats, popcorn, nuts and apples. Tho members of the orchestra were also dressed as witches. Later in tho evening a dance entitled " The Spirit of Hallowe'en " was given by Mardi Brooke and was enthusiastically received. The St. Cuthbert's Old Girls' Association benevolent funds will benefit considerably as a result of this most successful function. Among those present were: —Mrs. A. E. Moore, who wore a frock of parma violet georgette with crystal beads; Mrs. Lowrie McGregor, black and green coinspotied crepe de chine; Mrs. McKechnie, scarlet satin; Mrs. Noel Hockin, white satin; Mrs. Charles Robinson, ivory crepe satin; Mrs. Harold Goodwin, black floral chiffon; Mrs. R. Purdom, parchment satin beaute; Mrs. Huon Bouisson, whito georgette; Mrs. L. Kironfeldt, cream soup.le satin; Mrs. Schnauer, ivory tulle and lace; Mrs. G. McCallum, beige ling velvet; Mrs. Victor Salek, amethyst sequinned georgette and frilled green taffeta; Mrs. Maida Melndoe, white satin beaute; Miss Linda Do Renzy, autumn shaded floral chiffon with cape collar; Miss Janet Wallace, pink and _ white checked gingham; Miss Beach Hardie Neil, green georgette; Miss Rose ITardie Neil, black chiffon velvet; Miss Mavis Wallace, almond green georgette: M:ss S. \ oico (To Kuiti), blue sprigged organdie; Miss Olive Gaudin, honey-gold organdie; Miss Betty Richwhite, eau de nil organdie and ecru lace; Miss Hammer, lime satin; Miss Cushla Rainger, silver lame; Miss Mascfield, sapphire blue georgette; Miss Tory Johnson, black georgette; Miss Noel Self, duchess blue taffeta; Miss Mary Davies, ciel blue satin; Miss Phyllis Gash, flame floral net and tulle; Miss Enid Saunders, midnight blue georgette; Miss V. Houston, black tulle and lace; Miss N. Friedlander, parma violet ninon; Miss Doris Grant, violet georgette. Miss Lilian Frascr wore white satin beaute; Miss Molly Goodwin, floral shaded'taffeta; Miss Perkins, white satin beaute; Miss Jean Deighton, blue floral chiffon; Miss Eflie Hardley, sea green georgette; Miss Joan Caughey, black georgette; Miss Joan Melndoe, black crepo suede; Miss Alice Bailey, blue and silver frock; Miss Betsy Gardiner, parchment lace- Miss Marie Jones, foxglove pink georgette; Miss B. McFarlane, turquoise taffeta; Miss Barbara Steadman, green frilled chiffon and lace with pink relief; Miss Bettie Colwell, amethyst brocaded moire taffeta; Miss Nancye Redstone, flame georgette; Miss P. Cutting, air force blue georgette and silver lame; Miss Joyce Johnston, black fische net; Miss Noreen McCrystal, green and black ring velvet; Miss Joan Hankin, emerald green lace frock; Miss L. Mahon, ivory satin; Miss Joyce Johnson, pastel green taffeta; Miss Ester, delft blue lace; Miss Leatherbarrow, black chiffon; Miss l<aye Pascoe, black georgette and lace; Miss I. Murdock, jade green lace; Miss B. Suter, white sprigged organdie. The ladies' committee comprised Mrs. A. E. Moore, Mrs. Lowrie McGregor, Miss Helen Bews, Miss Laura Blakey, Miss Jovce Carlaw, Miss Bettie Colwill, Miss Jo&i Dods, Miss Phyllis Gash, Miss Eflie Hardley, Miss Gwen Hooper, Miss Tory Johnson, Miss Mary Mair, Miss Maida Melndoe, Miss Joyce Neumegen, Miss Rose Hardie-Neil, Miss Beach Hardie-Neil, Miss Ena Potter, Miss Linda de Renzy, Miss Valma Roulston, Miss Betty Richwhite, Miss Helen Seabrook, Miss Noel Self, Miss Doris Tills. Miss Janet Wallace, Miss Shirley Watkins, Miss Isobel Wells.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21328, 1 November 1932, Page 3
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