NEW ZEALAND ENGINEERS
FIRST FIELD COMPANY ANNUAL DANCE HELD Always a popular function, the annual dance of the Ist Field Company, New Zealand Engineers, which was held in the Artillery Hall on Saturday, was a great success. Multi-coloured streamers were interlaced across the ceiling of the hall, while bunches of balloons added further to the festive scene. Large tubs containing shrubs and bamboo formed leafy screens around the hall. During the evening, LieutenantColonel It. Miles presented the trophies which had been competed for during the year. The guests were received by Major L. F. Rudd, officer commanding Ist Field Company, New Zealand Engineers, and Mrs. Rudd, who wore a frock of magnolia delustered satin. Among those present were: —Mrs. R. Miles, who wore apple green delustered satin; Mrs. J. Hore, Burgundy souple satin; Mrs. Bryce Hart, ecru lace; Mrs. W. Murphy, shell pink Chantilly lace; Mrs. Norman Kerr, maroon Chantilly lace and gold lame; Mrs. Harrison Lee, black Chantilly lace; Mrs. H. Osmers, red floral organdie; Mrs. A. 0. Glas.se, cameo pink moss crepe; Mrs. George Pilgrim, white chiffon velvet; Mrs. S. T. Trernain, white Chantilly lace and georgette; Mrs. S. W. Garley, black ring velvet; Mrs. W. A. Gray, "blue and silver lame; Mrs. F. G. Ashley, Venetian blue marocain; Mrs. R. H. Stanley, white delustered satin; Mrs. H. D. McHugh, black georgette; Mrs. G. Dittmer, black silk net; Mrs. H. D. McCombs. black Chantilly lace; Mrs. J. GraV, Marina blue moss crepe; Mrs. C. M. Rattray, phlox pink crepe suede; Mrs. W. McComb, black Chantilly lace; Mrs. H. Curlett, black lace and velvet; Mrs. R. C. Savory, silver lame; Mrs. B. Spear, white souple satin; Mrs. George Clayton, black marocain; 3Lrs. A. Evans, petunia taffeta aDd black satin; Mrs. Kenneth Marley, lacquer red satin. Miss M. Ashley, green marocain; Miss W. Wood, primrose georgette; Miss Myrtle George, royal blue taffeta; Miss G. Garley, Nile green velvet; Miss Doris Shrubsall, shell pink crepe craquelle; Miss Gwendoline Jeffrey, Naples blue embossed velvet; Miss Joyce Roe, sky blue taffeta; Miss J. Johnstone, hyacinth novelty crepe; Miss E. Poeoek, apple green georgette; Miss F. Polhill, Japanese blue soiTple satin; Miss W. Lovegrove, sapphire blue crepe; Miss L. Bushell, golden glow moss crepe; Miss M. McConib, peach taffeta; Miss D. McFarland, delphinium crinkled satin; Miss J. McComb, royal blue crinkled crepe; Miss Margaret Yourfg, spindleberry satin beaute: Miss Joyce Bnrrell, gold lace; Miss A.WWhi r comb, cobalt blue rainbow crepe; Miss E. Thompson, turquoise blue moss crepe; Miss E. Menzies, willow green taffeta; Miss Joyce Wright, white Chantilly lace and georgette; Miss P. Jeffrey, parma violet souple satin; Miss I. Hemmingsen. lotus bud moss crepe and organdie; Miss V. Joy, waterlily Chantilly lace; Miss G. Brown, blue windswept satin; Miss M. McKay, green floral pique voile; Miss Hilda Jones, green floral crinkled crepe; Miss L. Gardner, jade green taffeta; Miss M. Tye, rose moss crepe: Miss J. Davidson, blue floral crepe de chine; Miss D. Blake, ice blue crepe; Miss K. Pengelly, sunset crepe de chine; Miss R. Rowley, peach moss crepe; Miss P. Blake, hunter green craquelle; Miss J. Kerr, moss green pebble crepe; Miss Pearl "Walker, blue floral taffeta; Miss M. Stevens, black velvet and diver lame; Miss Joan Maginnes, ciel blue tinsel crepe; Miss B. Hanlon, leaf green faille.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22173, 29 July 1935, Page 3
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