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MILITARY BALL

FOURTH FIELD BATTERY GAY SCENE AT PETER PAN An event which was looked forward to with a great deal of interest was the annual military ball of the officers, N.C.O.'s, and men of the Fourth Field Mattery (How.), N.Z.A., and the-com-mittee of the College Hides Club, which was held in the Peter Pan Cabaret last evening. The dark blue and red colour* of the College Rifles Club, the New Zealand Ensign and the Union Jack were used to decorate the central pillars in the ballroom, while a novel idea was introduced with black and white caricatures of typical army types which adorned the orchestral dais and the walls of the cabaret. Picturesque military dress uniforms were worn by many of the committee and guests and further military effect was given by the programmes which were cut to represent the New Z_ealand artillery badge. On arrival the guests were received by Major E. Elliott, officer commanding, Fourth Field Battery, N.Z.A., and .Mrs. Elliott, who wore a frock of black crepe patterned in green and autumn tonings. Among those present were: Mrs. T. H. Dawson, who wore fuchsia shaded georgette; Mrs. L. J. Mander, in ivory taffeta patterned in rose and green; Mrs. C. K. Major, ivory chiffon embroidered in silver; Mrs. Noel Hockin, rose and cream patterned .marocain; Mrs. T. Marks, coral pink crepe; Mrs. Wallace Wilcocks, shrimp pink moss crepe and lace; Mrs. L. Rudd, magnolia satin; Mrs. G. 13. Parkinson, black crepe and gold lame; Mrs. L. Anderson, ivory diagonal striped crepe; Mrs. V. J. Parkinson, cherrv patterned 'marocain. Miss Jocelvn Archev wore foxglove pink chiffon; Miss Ruth\Mackenzie, ivory organdie patterned m' blue and rose'- Miss Valerie Pope. Lido bliw satin- Miss Shirley Medhurst, 'black taffeta; Miss E. "Wallace, lobelia blue georgette; Miss Phoebe Young, pastel pink pleated georgette; Miss Molly Kelly, ivory pleated net; Miss Jean Fo"-ertv, ivorv suede; Miss Gladwin . Wvnard, turquoise blue pebble crepe; Miss P. Wallen, willow green souple satin; Miss B. Anderton, magnolia satin; Miss H. Verran, cream Cbantilly lace- Miss Jov Hill, cream corded ring velvet; Miss J. Johnston, eauden,lve vet brocaded with silver; Miss E. Taylor, Jubilee blue ring velvet; Miss Leila Fox, water-lily green lace; Miss J. Brown delphinium blue taffeta; Miss L Bellamv, heather brown- satin; Miss B. Goodwin, daffodil ring velvet; - Miss P. Deane, ivory Ottoman silk; MiSs S. Knight, lacquer red patterned crepe faille; Miss M. Guy, cascade o-reen ring velvet; Miss Adeline Linton, phlox pink lace and georgette; Miss M Knight, red and white checked taffeta; Miss V. Meyers, wistaria toned crinkle crepe and silver lame; Miss B. Williamson, coral pink taffeta threaded with silver; Miss J. Meyers, larkspur blue ring velvet and gold lame; Miss E. Grinter, black ring velvet and silver lame; Miss P. Lucas, bottle green satin and silver ' a ™. e » Miss Bobbie Cato, cherry taffeta; Miss L. Mac Duff. black panne velvet; Miss Joan Nutsford, golcl lame. Miss I. Stanton wore ivory souple satin; Miss Margaret Thomson, cherry chiffon; Miss Ailsa Vahry- \obeVa Viuo ring velvet; Miss Aira Harrison, jade green souple satin; Miss Kendall, ivory Chant-illy lace- Miss Connell, navv and cherry checked taffeta;. Miss Betty Williams, black ring velvet; Miss Ruth Whitlev, aquamarine blue georgette; Miss" Maud Bailey, rose and white floral georgette; Miss M. Irvine, ivorv ring velvet; [Miss Barbara Banks, willow green crinkle crepe and silver lame; Miss P. Latchmore, ivory angelskin lace; Miss M. George, japonica pink chenille velvet; Miss Pat Hepburn. hyacinth blue patterned organdie; Miss Phoebe Norris, prune crinkle crepe; Miss Kathleen Stokes, ivory suede crepe; Miss Mary McKenzie, Arden green taffeta; Miss Bobby Nairn, red and white figured marocain; Miss Yvonne Turner,* ivory satin and georgette; Miss Betty Fulton, black taffeta; Miss Olive Hardie Neil, black and autumn toned striped marocain; Miss Leslie Holbeche, rose and cream plaid taffeta; Miss Elsie Malion, vieus rose moss crepe; Miss Rita Taylor, sylvan green craquelle; Miss Gwen Alway, flame taffeta; Miss Belle Hanrock, ruby ring velvet; Miss Esme Ryan, black panne velvet; Miss Jean Reeves, fuchsia marocain; Miss A. Bellam, floral georgette; Miss R. Anderson, foxglove pink net; Miss A. Fearon, Lido blue ring velvet; Miss Molly Wright, Jubilee blue georgette; Miss Kathleen Pelford, orange crinkle crepe; Miss Lorna Fulton, midnight blue taffeta.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22145, 26 June 1935, Page 4

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MILITARY BALL New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22145, 26 June 1935, Page 4

MILITARY BALL New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22145, 26 June 1935, Page 4