IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 87, 4 July 1927, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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Their Excellencies the GovernorGeneral and Lady Alice Fergusson have issued invitations to a dance at Government House, Wellington, to be held on Thursday, July 14. Mr. C. F. Bennett, Mrs Bennett and Miss Bennett returned to Auckland this morning by the Aorangi, after a holiday in Australia. Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont Smith, who have been to Sydney, returned to Auckland this morning by the Aorangi. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bull arrived in Auckland this morning by the Aorangi from Sydney. * * * Mr. and Mrs. H. Rogers were among the passengers who arrived in Auckland from Sydney by the Aorangi. Miss H. Scott and Miss A. Scott, of Christchurch, arrived by the Limited this morning. They will go on to Vancouver by the Aorangi on Tuesday. Miss Wanda Radford, who is well known in Sydney as a fashion illustrator, is a through passenger by the Aorangi for Europe. Miss E. Chatfiela was an arrival in Auckland to-day by the Aorangi from Sydney. Mrs. A. Hordern, of Sydney, is a through passenger for Vancouver by the Aorangi, which arrived in Auckland to-day. Miss Winter Irving, of Melbourne, was an arrival at Auckland to-day by the Aorangi. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Baillieu, of Melbourne, are through passengers by the Aorangi for Vancouver. Lady Fenwick, of Dunedin, arrived in Auckland to-day with Mrs. Percival James, with whom she will stay at St. Mary’s Vicarage, Parnell. Miss Gwen Lewis, of Auckland, is visiting Christchurch, where she is the guest of Mrs. J. C. Prudlioe, Cashmere Hills. Mr. A. P. Green and Miss Molly Green, of Wellington, who have been staying at the Hotel Cargen, leave Auckland to-morrow by the Aorangi for a visit to Suva. Mrs. T. Brown and Miss Jean Brown, of Masterton, 'will be passengers by the Aorangi to-morrow. At Honolulu they will be met by Mr. Charles Stericker, whose marriage to Miss Brown will take place shortly after their arrival* in England.* Mrs. V. H. Potter, of Auckland, is at present in Wellington. Miss Alison Greig, is a New Plymouth visitor to Auckland. Miss Dinah Brown, of New Plymouth, is paying a visit to Auckland, and is the guest of Mrs. Owen Bayly. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Duncan, of Wellington, are staying at the Commercial Hotel. At the Albert Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. G. H. P. Fitzgerald, of Eltham. Visitors from Wellington include Mr. and Mrs. J, Zohrab. Among those who arrived by the Aorangi this morning are Mr. and Mrs. E. Heaton, of Sydney. They a,re at the Hotel Cargen. Guests** at the Grand Hotel include Mr., Mrs. and Miss Brown, of Masterton. * * * Miss McGuiguan, of Sydney, who arrived by the Aorangi to-day, is staying at the Grand Hotel. Mrs. Chase, of Kawhia, is at the Albert Hotel. At the Star Hotel is Mrs. Watt, of Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Linton Gardiner, of Christchurch, are staying at the Hotel Cargen. Arrivals by the Aorangi this morning include Mr. and Mrs. J. Denison, of London. They are at the Hotel Cargen. Miss W. Berling and Mrs. Madden, of Masterton, are staying at the Grand Hotel. 9 • * At the Central Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ross, of Hamilton. Overseas visitors to New Zealand include Mrs. H. H. Cross and Miss Meagher, from Sydney. They are at the Hotel Cargen. Among the guests at the Hotel Cargen are Mr. and Mrs. J. Symonds, of Wellington. At the Central Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Harkness, of Wanganui. Australian visitors include Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson, of Sydney. They arrived by the Aorangi this morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Templin have arrived in Auckland from Christchurch, and are staying at the Hotel Cargen. Among those at the Central Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson, from Napier. Miss S. Wilson, of Sydney, arrived by the Aorapgi to-day, and is at the Hotel Cargen.

A CHARITY BALL AT DIXIELAND

At the Dixieland Cabaret to-morrow evening a charity ball will be held under the ,auspices of the Jewish Ladies’ Zionist Society, of which Mrs. David Nathan is the president and Mrs. Ada Follick the organiser. The proceeds are to be devoted to the relief

of unemployment. A varied and entertaining programme has been arranged by Mrs. Follick, whose work for the function has been untiring. Miss Gwen McNaughton will be seen in a number of Russian and Spanish solo dances, and the Internationa 1 Orchestra under the baton of Mr. C. Howley will play a selection of the newest dance music. PAF’AKURA GOLF BALL On Thursday evening the sixth annual ball of the Papakura Golf Club took place in the Paragon Theatre, Papakura. In spite of the stormy night the ball was one of the most successful and enjoyable functions held in Papakura, about 240 guests being present. A charming scheme of decoration was carried out in the ballroom, where coloured streamers in blue and gold, the club’s colours, were looped round the walls and formed a canopy in the centre overhead. A most pleasing and unique effect was given by the coloured blue lights that were used in the different parts of the hall. The supper room was gaily decorated with masses of wattle, while spring flowers and beautiful large violets were used in profusion on the supper tables. The supper was a particularly dainty one and the lady members of the club are to be congratulated on the trouble taken with the supper arrangements. The committee responsible for organising the dance is Mesdames Elliott, Johnstone and Miss Harris, Messrs. Pavitt, Johnstone, Elliott and Tilston and the secretary, Mr. Jones. The M.C.’s, Messrs. W. A. Pavitt, E. Busing and J. Elliott, carried out their duties very capably. There were a great number of visitors present chiefly from Mangere and Papatoetoe, and many commented favourably on the music which was suppiel by Hardman’s Orchestra. Among those present were: Mrs. E. Busing (Papakura), in a tangerine frock of silver shot taffeta. Mrs. Langford (Runciman), midnight blue georgette frodk beaded in silver, floral shav/1. Mrs. W. A. Pavitt (Papakura), black georgette frock, with overdress of metal lace. Mrs. V. Goddard (Papakura), cerise and black French model frock. Mrs. E. C. Foote (Papakura), black sequinned gown, with blue and gold trimmings. Mrs. C. H. Knight (Drury), primrose frock of taffeta shot with silver. Mrs. (Dr.) Page (Papakura), black painted georgette over, black satin. Mrs. Connell (Karaka), blue frock of beaded crepe de chine. Mrs. W. Mcllraith (Papakura), cornflower blue georgette gown beaded in pink and silver. Mrs. E. P. Hirst (Opaheke), shell pink satin georgette frock, with ribbon trimmings. Mrs. E. Lacassie (Papakura), pale green frock of taffeta. Mrs. R. J. McGee (Karaka), brocaded satin and georgette gown. Mrs. G. McCullough (Ardmore), navy blue crepe de chine frock. Mrs. Amos (Papakura), petunia crepe de chine frock r with silver godets and Spanish shawl. Mrs. F. W. Grant (Papakura), frock of coral georgette satin, with silver. Mrs. Soper (Papakura), flame silk marocain 'frock. . Mrs. A. J. E. Payne (Drury), frock of apricot georgette beaded. Mrs. McGee (Karaka), grey and red embossed satin frock. Mrs. F. Stephens (Clevedon), apple green frock of crepe de chine and gold, lace. • Mrs. Leon Chapman (Drury), gold metal lace gown and gold embroidered shawl. Mrs. Cosgrave (Papakura), green ninon in floral design over gold tissue. Mrs. Stabler (Papakura), satin gown with lace skirt. Mrs. (Dr.) Mcßae (Papakura), frock of blue taffeta. Mrs. J. F. Johnstone (Papakura), black silk gown. Mrs. H. Walters (Karaka), blue and green shot silk. Miss M. Francis (Papakura), powder blue charmeuse. with silver trimmings and blue shawl. Miss Inez Gillies (Auckland), frock of pink taffeta. Miss Percy (Papatoetoe), cyclamen shot taffeta. Miss V. C. Waiters (Clevedon), gold sparkle amour and contrasting ribbon. Miss P. Orr (Papatoetoe), saxe blue taffeta si’ Miss B. Wyllie (Papatoetoe), maize and sunset lace over maize georgette, j Miss Renee Capper (Auckland), cyclamen taffeta and georgette, with silver rosebuds. Miss Kathleen Brooks (Drury), pale blue crepe de chine. Miss M. Lonis (Auckland), satin and shaded cyclamen georgette. Miss Hilda W r yllie (Onehunga), green georgette and sequinned shawl. ! Miss M. Dilson (Papatoetoe), beige lace over bois de rose crepe de chine and velvet. Miss S. Andre (Papakura), pink crepe de chine and sequin trimming. Miss R. McCall (Papakura), mauve crepe de chine trimmed with gold lace and sequins. Miss E. Cummings (Papakura). Brilliant polish, very little rubbing. K.P. Linoleum Reviver preserves. too.—12.