The Daily Round Women's World
Miss Cl. Dixie was fro eked in blue crcpe-de-chine with a deep lace hem; Miss McGrath, jade green lace and georgette; Miss 11. McGlashan, flowered angel-skin in powder blue; Miss J. Wells, black satin; Miss M. Griffin, flame sal in; Miss E. Candy, black georgette; Miss -J. Riley, blue satin; Miss M. Colebrook, sprigged taffeta; Miss M. Goldsmith, cerise and black georgette; Miss M. Maynard, pink checked gingham; Miss I). Goldsmith, green lace; Miss M. Bayliss, eau-de-ml green georgette; .Miss A. Mullaney, pink georgette. Miss U. Quinn wore tomato satin; Miss A. Kelly, black satin; Miss .T. Darker, pale pink satin; Miss Aston, powder blue georgette; Miss E. Mallet, pink lace; Miss T. Howell, pink organdie; Mrs. Parkinson, black georgette; Miss K. Lowe, floral georgette; Miss A. Fishbach, ciel blue satin; Miss M. Colebrook, deep blue satin; Miss G. Eade, blue organdie; Miss D. Lamb, pink satin; Miss M. Gumming, mauve and black georgette; Miss J. Wells, white georgette and lace; Miss O’Halloran, white lace, trimmed with touches of red. Miss C. Mead was frocked in pink lace; Miss R. Riley, blue satin; Miss H. McKnight, pale blue brocaded taffeta; Miss I). Skews (Napier), bright lettuce green organdie; Miss' E. Dale, flame satin; Miss Murray (New Plymouth), cherry red satin: Miss Farr, pink lace and georgette; Mrs. Dynes, in a flame satin frock and a black coatee; Mrs. Franklin, blue sprigged taffeta; Miss C. Mahoney, rose pink satin. Miss E. Doyle wore black satin; Miss K. Scholium, salmon pink ninon; Miss P. Budge, blue satin: Miss R. Crombie, floral ninon; Mrs. Race, green floral georgette; Miss M. Law, white organdie, with a scarlet sash; Miss Davis, white organdie; Miss G. Maher, a. pastel frock; Miss Powell, shell pink organdie; Miss Hirtzel, black satin; Miss C. Low, red floral ninon; Miss D. Hays, green lace. Messrs. T. Munro, E. Scragg, Harris, Holds.worth, Dixon, Fisher, D. O’Connell, J. Egan, L. Scholium, Gavin (2), Chambers, Quinn (2), Candy, Drummond, C. Griffin, Coker, Easton, Silverwood, Perston, Wells, J. Franklin, Thomas, J. Lyell, A. Toole, Beattie, Maynard, McFadyen, Cooney, J. Keane, R. Mitchell, Perrott, Doyle, Davis, Riley, Gardner, Owen, V. Sexton. Clouston, McMahon, l-ledley, Allan, Robertson, Alley, Patterson, Hogan, Rohan, Bimler, Aitken, Bradley, Rigney, Smallbrick, Vivian, Willis, Priestley, Murphy, Haisman, Adams, Richardson. Heeney, McCarthy, Robinson, McMurray, Nicol, T. Cookery, Quinn, Sexton, and B. Douglas.
Preparations are well in hand for the Girl Guides’ dance to be held on Friday night in the Patutahi Hall, and which promises to be a most enjoyable function. A free bus will leave Hannah’s corner at 7.30 p.m. for the convenience of patrons from town. Mrs. Menzies’ orchestra will lie in attendance, and musical items and humorous recitations will lie given between dances.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18067, 19 April 1933, Page 9
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458The Daily Round Women's World Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18067, 19 April 1933, Page 9
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