AFTER-DEGREE BALL
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS DANCE IN COLLEGE HALL A WELCOME RELAXATION The relaxation of dancing alter the examinations which have occupied their time in the past lew weeks was thoroughly enjoyed by the students of the Auckland University College who attended the After-Degree Ball last night in the college hall. Decorations notable for their originality and brilliant colour had been used in the assembly hall, which was arranged to represent a scene from Holland. This had been I'aithfully carried out. even to a windmill erected on the stage, while also on the stage were life-sized figures of Dutch girls in the attractive costume of the land. Members of the orchestra also woie Dutch costume, some of the men even appearing in the quaint cap, voluminous skirts, wooden sabots and long flaxen, plaits of a Dutch maid. Uniform rows of coloured balloons suspended from the ceiling gave a further touch of colour to the scene, while coloured paintings round the walls of windmills, tulips and Dutch figures attracted much interest. The ladies on the committee were Miss Pamela Duthie, Miss Peggy Moodie and Miss Denise Holmes. Some of the Dancers
Among those present were:—Mrs. C'Um»t)en Boyle, who wore a frock of cream silk, late. Miss Beryl Dickson, in honeygold satin, M ss Elizabeth Waygood, apple green taffetas; Miss Phyllis Branson, shell pink ninou; Miss Edna Hardman, silver grey and clover Miss Joan Howie, clover ripple ninon; Ahss Cathrino Simmons, daffodil organdie; Miss Nancy Huston, pervencho blue taffetas; Miss Tlicrsa Flynn, black slipper satin. Missi June Pctrie. petunia georgette; Miss Pat C'arke, white embossed taffetas: Miss Shirley \ engc, blue and white spotted organdie; Miss fui Stallworthy, midnight blue georgette; Alias Patricia Woods, apple green net; Miss Joan Biggins, Romany striped georgette; Miss Carrie Gledhill, Saracen red georgette; Miss Annette Every, blue and gold shot taffetas; Miss Gwen Jones, Romany striped preorcettc; (Miss Ailsa Burns, black taffetas; Miss Mary Tibbs. terra cotta lace; Miss Antoinette Gully, peach tulle; Miss Trixie Carroll, lime green georgette; Miss Brownie Ward, white and cyclamen organza; Miss P. Bolous, daffodil taffetas; Miss Nancy Hen son, white net embroidered in black; Miss Jvita Steele, white satin and spotted muslin; Miss Jean Livingston, powder blue embossed taifctas; Miss Dorothy Feclit. delft blue taffetas; Miss Norma Tregoweth. powder blue and white floral organdie; Miss Hilda Thompson, aquamarine blue georgette; Miss Donna Gouldsmith, lettuce green georgette. Various Autumn Tonings Miss Betty Molesworth wore almond green triple georgette; Miss Margaret Graham, shell pink ninon; Miss Pauline Buddie, turquoise blue taffetas; Miss Dorothy Fowler, blue and white floral organdie; Miss Ona Redpath, pale petunia taffetas; Miss Elaine Hampton, flame shot taffetas; Miss Joan Symes. lilac organdie; Miss A. Olberg, buttercup georgette; Miss Betty Lornie, lacquer red net over midnight blue satin; Miss Pain Singer, black net; Mrs. Paul Walker, flame cloquc; Miss Erica Read, flame taffetas; Miss Marjorie Court, rose net over taffetas; Miss Betty Dclpratt, white embossed satin; Miss Nessa Eady, Marina blue georgette; Miss Joan Barstow, lilac taffetas; Miss Norma Rule, petunia georgette; Miss Jean Wallace, airforce blue taffetas; Miss June Hughes, white georgette; Miss Dorothy Winstone, pale blue net; Miss V. Anderson-Bak, jade green georgette; Miss Shona Power, white and mauve floral satin; Miss June Hillary, forget-me-not blue taffetas; Miss Ruth Wilson, black taffetas; Miss Eda Shaw, midnight blue georgette; Miss June Frankham, apricot taffetas; Miss June Burt, deep copper velvet: Miss Shirley Crump, daffodil georgette, Miss Joyce Mason, cream georgette; Miss Madeline Dee, silver satin and black lace; Miss 01 wen Cowie, sage green watered taffetas; Miss Lorria Rogers, petunia taffetas; Miss Sheila McDougall, wedgwood blue organdie; Miss Molly Gill, black embossed satin; . Miss Frances Plank, daffodil taffetas.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23507, 18 November 1939, Page 18
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