AKARANA GOLF CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21874, 9 August 1934, Page 3

AKARANA GOLF CLUB

ANNUAL BALL HELD GAY SCENE AT PETER PAN A gay scene was presented at the Peter Pan Cabaret last evening, when the social and entertainment committee of the Akarana Golf Club held its annual ball. Bronze and golden chenille trees in quaint shapes were placed at each corner of the dance floor, and hanging baskets and ferns added to the decorative scheme. A ballet arranged by Miss Cecil Hall, and a tap dance by the Aristocrats received well-merited applause On arrival the guests were received by the president, Mr. C. M. Cox, and Mrs. Cox, who wore a frock of black Chantilly lace. The ladies on the committee present were;—Mrs. C. H. Halford, who wore black angelskin lace; Mrs. D. St. George, black ring velvet; Mrs. E. Phillip, black lace and georgette.

There were also present:—Mrs. F. Parker, in deep daffodil ring velvet; Mrs. E. Hay, black ring velvet and gold lame; Mrs. George Field, black and maize crepe suede; Mrs. Huon Buisson, lilac taffeta; Mrs. Neil Edgar, petunia georgette and silver lame; Mrs. C. Taylor, tangerine ring velvet; Mrs. Jack Baxter, vieux rose corded faille; Mrs. F. Coiledge, ivory crepe faille; Mrs. D. A. Holt, ivory metalasse; Mrs. C. Da vies, old gold velvet and tulle; Mrs. Victor Salek, black souple satin and sequins; Mrs. Claude Tucker, foxglove pink floral ninon; Mrs. Eric Friedlander, heather brown Chantilly lace; Mrs. W. M. Greenbank, black windswept satin and sequins; Mrs. Le Quesne, ivory corded silk; Mrs. J. Lee, black ring velvet; Mrs. J. R. MacCormack. ivory souple satin; Mrs. Harold Ward, black chiffon velvet; Mrs. G. McMillan, ivory and green marocain; Mrs. J. Longman, ivory satin and gold sequins; Mrs. Harold 'Carr, geum red coinspotted net; Mrs. C. Yockney, black Chantilly lace; Mrs. Mervyn Turner, black ring velvet; Mrs. J. Osborne, turquoise blue floral georgette; Mrs. N. Morro, phlox pink angelskin lace; Mrs. J. Cook, daffodil satin; Mrs. R. S. Burt, ivory taffeta embroidered in rose and blue. Miss Janet Wallace wore gold and rose brocaded lanie; Miss Alice Bailey, plum red marocain; Miss N. Macdon-

aid, green and rose embossed georgette; Miss Beryl Sharp, mauve net and organdie; Miss M. Henry, black ring velvet; Miss Jess Gillies, ivory satin and net; Miss Marcia Heighway, ivory tulle and silver lame; Miss Molly Swan, apricot corded faille; Miss Joan Cox, black and white satin; Miss Ailsa Steven, blue and white patterned silk pique; Miss D. Armitage, dove grey georgette; Miss J. Johnston, black Chantilly lace; Miss M. Malcolm, jade green georgette; Miss J. Ovenden, black lace; Miss Marjorie Coyle, black velvet and silver lame; Miss Mavis Allen (To Awamntu), lacquer red lace; Miss B. Wyman, cobalt blue lace; Miss N. Maddigan, black lace; Miss Freda Cook, blue spotted net; Miss Iris Baker, ivory organdie; Miss M. Turnbull, Lido blue satin; Miss P. Crew, platinum grey satin; Miss Tass Hoey, black marocain; Miss Molly Goodwin, black ring velvet; Miss F. Saunders, leaf green velvet; Miss K. Lee, ivory tulle and satin; Miss Mavis Johnston, moss greon crepe; Miss R. Blyth, cherry marocain; Miss Dorothy Sparrow, black craquelle; Miss Betty Crosbie, _ black velvet; Miss Dorothy Ecclos, ivory crinkle crepe; Miss Lesley Ecclcs, geranium ring velvet; Miss Oiga Jackson, ivory metalasso; Miss Mavis Eyre, ivory souple satin.