CHARITY BALL
AUCKLAND MOTOR TRADE CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S FUND The Auckland Crippled Children's Fund will benefit considerably from the proceeds of a ball held last night by members of the Auckland motor trade in the Peter Pan Cabaret. Thronged with enthusiastic dancers the ballroom was most effectively decorated with a network of multi-coloured streamers, which formed a canopy over the dance floor. The canopy was filled with bril-liantly-coloured balloons, which later were released and distributed to the guests. In the supper room the tables were arranged with fragrant winter flowers and maidenhair fern, while the corners were massed with nikau palms and ferns. Adding considerable to the evening's enjoyment were exhibitions of tap dancing given by Miss G. McNaughton and Miss B. Sharpe. The ball committee comprised:—Mrs. R. M. Grierson, who wore a frock of black taffeta under a white fur wrap; Mrs. R. G. Tappenden, in midnight blue crepe with a beaded tunic; Mrs. A. Davie, ivory faille and silver lame; Mrs. W. King, cameo pink Chantilly lace; Mrs. Leonard Chirm, ivory crepe trimmed with fox fur; Mrs. R. McCrystal, japonica pink suede; Miss Jessie Parker, Gloucester green satin beaute; Miss Yvonne Wayte, mulberry velvet and silver lame. Messrs. R. M. Grierson, W. King, R. M. Hooper, A. Davie, A. Ryland, N. Bonham, L. Chirm and I. Andrews. Among those present were: —Mrs. J. W. Cowley, who wore jubilee blue silver-threaded metalasse; Mrs. Max Colebrook, in cerise brocaded taffeta; Mrs. Arthur Roberts, mulberry and gold corded faille; Mrs. R. B. Wilson, black and rose brocade; Mrs. D. L. Arrowsmith, blue and white patterned taffeta; Mrs. Guy Chapman, Gloucester green satin; Mrs. D. 6. Hendry, ivory and cherry patterned georgette; Mrs. J. R. Lawson, magnolia satin; Dr. Trudie Willis, ivory pebble crepe; Mrs. E. Neumegcn, lacquer red georgette; Mrs. A : MacQueen, floral crepe; Mrs. A. Neville, black and white plaid georgette; Mrs. G. C. Smith, black moire; Mrs. Ivan Andrew, spindleberry red satin. Miss E. Lerew (Napier), henna floral georgette; Miss G. Hansford, black taffeta; Miss Loris Chilwell, cherry and white checked organdie; Miss Hazel Robinson, ivory taffeta; Miss M. Littleiohn, rose and cream patterned geoigette; Miss D. Blucher, turquoise blue crepe; Miss Nance Endean, Gloucester green satin; Miss J. 'laylor, olacK cire satin; Miss Zena Hooper, black rinti velvet; Miss D. Raikes, ivory lace; Miss Betty Dodd, red georgette and lace; Miss Sybil Knight, ciel blue lace; Miss Betty Perrott, ivory suede; Miss Pauline Clarkson, black lace and net; Miss Edna Reid, turquoise and silver lame; Miss Joyce laterson, Chinese red georgette..
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22405, 29 April 1936, Page 5
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422CHARITY BALL New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22405, 29 April 1936, Page 5
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