HAMILTON NOTES

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 376, 9 June 1928, Page 18

HAMILTON NOTES

(From Our Own Correspondent) HAMILTON, Friday. j Mr. and Mrs. W. Hudson, of Auckland. have been staying: at the Grand Hotel. ♦ * * Commander and Mrs. Fell have come from Tauranga, and at present are at the Hamilton Hotel. * * * Mr.- and Mrs. Sanders, are Ngaruawahia visitors to Auckland. * * * GOLFING NEWS. On Thursday afternoon the Te Arolir Ladies’ Golf Club sent down a team of ten to play the Hamilton Club. A very pleasant afternoon’s golf was enjoyed by all the players, the visitors defeating the local team by 6J games to 3§. The matches resulted (Te Aroha names first): Mrs. Halligan defeated Mrs. Mander, 6 and 5; Mrs. Hunger defeated Mrs. Bell. 2 up; Mrs. Bliss defeated Miss D. Mackay, 2 up: Mrs. McClashan defeated Miss J. Masters, 7 and 5: Mrs. Dempster lost to Mrs. C. Bennett. 7 and 5; Mrs. Maingay lost to Miss M. McKenzie, 8 and 6: Mrs. Sprague defeated Miss K. Wilson, 2 and 1: Mrs. Flatt defeated Mrs. ‘Worley, 1 up: Mrs. Willis and Mrs. "W. King, all square; Mrs. Frear, lost to Miss Norris, 3 and 2. CABARET DANCE. Among the dancers at the gailydecorated Regent Cabaret on Thursday ™ght were: Mrs. F. MorH«. in a black sequinned TVfrjj. W. H. Richai'ds. in cherry and laee. Mrs. T. H. Gough, in flame panne velMrs. Colin Taylor, in blush pink shot Mrs. Gnrrie Palmer, rust satin, with reU’ef. Mrs. If. Hill (Cambridge), shell pink broeade. Miss Floss Boebertv. in evpiamen satin. Miss Mollv er»ld lame frock. Miss A. Brown (Cambridge), black frock of ninon. Miss Finlayson, black sequined georgette. Miss E. Hyde, ivory georgette and cerise. M*ss t,awrv. ripen m-srieold satin. Miss T. Monckton. silver lame frock. Miss N. Monckton, frock of black ninom Miss B. Vickery, sea green shot taffeta. Miss K. Hamilton, anricot crepe de chine, with deep feather flounce. Miss Carrick. soft blue taffeta. Miss Foekinghame (Auckland"). hydrangea bloc georgette. Miss M. Watson, blush pink shot taffeta. Miss V. Farm, lemon taffeta, and gold. Miss N. Miles, mist blue taffeta Miss A. Miller, georgette, heavily sequined in amethvst. Miss T). Sweeney, soft lavender taffeta. Miss N. Jackson, black satin and lace. Miss K. Willis, turquoise shot taffeta. Miss D. Gilmour, pale green crepe de chine. Miss E. Gilmour, marigold crepe de chine and tulle. Miss R. Vickery, stinking black sequinned frock. Miss R. Wilson, briar rose pink crepe de chine. Miss D. Vautier (Wellington), black georgette, embroidered in silver. Miss C. Vautier. black taffeta and deep pink shoulder posy. Miss B. Claphan. lettuce green crepe de chine. Miss Margaret Shaw, iris shaded crepe de chine. Miss D. Claphan, deep rose taffeta. Miss I. Harris, deep jade georgette, with deen mauve hem. Miss F. Peacocke, black and oyster georgette, heavily sequinned in opal tints. Miss Marian Shaw, flame and black lace. Miss M. Johns, sea green soft satin. Miss M. Ross, black taffeta and iace in Pompadour style. Miss V. Bayley (Stratford), black panne velvet. Miss Allwood (Morrinsville). vieux rose crepe de chine. Miss D. Nelson, shrimp pink taffeta. Miss B. Manning, deep ivory lace over sea green. Miss G. Denz, hand-painted frock in shades of rose.