ULSTER ASSOCIATION

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22247, 23 October 1935, Page 4

ULSTER ASSOCIATION

THIRD ANNUAL DANCE APPROPRIATE DECORATIONS A delightful and well-attended function was the third annual dance given in the Lewis Eady Hall last night by the president and members of the Auckland' Ulster Association. Appropriate and colourful decorations had been carried out by members of the committee. The ballroom was hung with Empire flags, intermingled with replicas of the Red Hand, the emblem of Ulster, and the names of the Ulster counties famous throughout history. In tho supper-room the tables were effectively arranged with bowls of richly-coloured flowers and foliage. During an interval in the dancing an Irish jig and a Scottish reel were performed by a group of girls. The guests were received by the president, Mr. T. J. Fleming. In the unavoidable absence of Mrs. Fleming he was assisted by Miss F. Maevcan, who was wearing a froek of black georgette with a short fur cape. Prior to the dance, Miss Maevcan was presented with a bouquet by Miss M. Gray on behalf of the committee.

The ladies on the committee present were: —Miss K. Johnston, who wore a frock of olive green satin; Miss J. Maxwell, in water-lily green crepe romaine; Miss J<]. Walker-Jackson, leaf brown frilled georgette; and Miss M. Grey, ciel blue patterned "organdie. Among those present were: —Mrs. Harrison Lee, in black georgette; Mrs. .1. Dornan, black Chantilly lace; Mrs. W. G. Hutchinson, black marocain; Mrs. C. Westwood, black crepe suede;. Mrs. W. L. Eve, black ring velvet; Mrs. C. Barke, leaf green lace; Mrs. J. Clanachan, tangerine crinkle crepe; Mrs. G. F. Watson, black lace and georgette; Mrs. M. A. Irwin, black and beige marocain; Mrs. A. Brizzell, black georgette; Mrs. G. C. McGregor, wine marocain; Mrs. W. Cavan, blue floral chiffon; Mrs. J. Bond, mulberry georgette; Mrs. R. H. Brizzell, Marina blue faille; Mrs. L. Grogan, olive green moire; Mrs. H. W. Robinson, navy and white spotted georgette; Mrs. C. G. Bromilev, black lace; Mrs. J. Haslett, black satin and lace; Mrs. A. E. Boyd, maize georgette and lace; Mrs. T. Scott, lobelia blue ring velvet; Mrs. M. S. McSweeney, jade green suede; Mrs. S. Matthews, navy blue crepe romaine; Mrs. T. Campbell, phlox pink crinkle crepe; Mrs. J. A. Wallbank, ivory Ottoman silk; Mrs. N. Fletcher, black marocain; Mrs. E. C. Armishaw, lacquer red crepe; Mrs. R. Lowry, black georgette; Mrs. W. F. Bowes, ruby ring velvet; Mrs. E. Hunter, black ring velvet; Mrs. J. Barbour, black crepe romaine; Mrs. J. Douglas, heather brown lace; Mrs. C. N. Nicholls, parchment cire satin; Mrs. J. Pickens, saxe blue georgette and lace. Miss Geraldine Bayliss wore willow green georgette; Miss A. Martin, brown embossed georgette; Miss E. Mignott, Lido blue crepe; Miss D. Kerr, black lace; Miss H. Martin, lobelia blue satin; Miss Joyce Reid (Morrinsville), daffodil organdie; Miss E. Allen, patterned crepe; Miss L. Cheadle, black ring velvet; Miss A. E. McGaffin, cinnamon brown georgette; Miss M. Livingstone, almond green moire; Miss N. Alatthews, green sprigged taffeta; Miss N. Martin, green and white checked taffeta; Miss M. Matthews, black velvet; Miss J. Bromiley, turquoise blue satin; Miss A. Jackson (Morrinsville), daffodil crepe; Miss F. Benson, tangerine crepe suede; Miss G. Davidson, forest green shot taffeta; Miss R. Ovens, pale rose satin; Miss I. Irwin, pastel pink moire; Miss F. Hewitt, black taffeta; Miss M. Moore, mulberry satin and lace; Miss G. Matthews, peach pink lace; Miss H. Prior, saxe blue and white floral organdie; Miss V. Snowling, fawn georgette; and Miss E. Prior, cameo pink georgette.