DANCE AT TE ATATU

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23226, 21 December 1938, Page 4

DANCE AT TE ATATU

TENNIS FUNDS AIDED MANY PEOPLE ATTEND A successful "back to childhood" dance was held in the Te Atatu Hall 011 Saturday in aid of the tennis club funds. There was a large attendance and many of the dancers were in fancy dress. Hostesses were: —Mrs. Watts, jun., Mrs. Robv, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Booth. Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Thomas and Miss Moore. . Mr. W. Meredith, assisted by "Gran," had a difficult task in judging the best costumes, as many novel and amusing fancy dresses were worn. The prizes were awarded as- follows:-r The best set: Misses J. and E. Savage, Miss E. Owens, Miss J. Booth and M iss M. Jones, who represented the Dionne quintuplets; prettiest ladys dress, Miss A. Hazard, Miss M. F* Booth and Miss E. Farmiloe; mosteffective man's costume, Mr. I*°J Schiller and Mr. A. Hodgens: most comical dress, Mr. W. Hazard and Mr. L. Schiller. . ; . «. • Among those present were: Mrs. McCormick, Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Hazard j Mrs. Patrick, Mrs. Irench. Mrs. L. Schiller. Mrs. R. Schiller, M»Devich, Mrs. Mills. Mrs. Spears, Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Istich, Mrs. Si\" simons. Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Ryan, it • Lee. Mrs. Lawless. Mrs. Milton, Mrs. McFarlane, Mrs. Griffiths, Mrs. Daley, Mrs. Gustafsson, Mrs- Short, -. ■ Pijacun, Mrs. Barrington, Miss Y, liamson. Nliss Noves, Nliss McCornu 1 Miss Flannagen. Miss Istich, Miss Ingham, Miss V. Booth, Miss Spears, Miss Curtain, Misses Pijacun (2). - Stewart. Miss Kennedy, * s \r;« faiid. Miss Baker. Miss M J McGtfry, Miss Blennerbusset. ,{}» Snowden. Miss McLaren and Robertson.