IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 644, 22 April 1929, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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Miss K. Fagin, of Wellington, is visiting Auckland. Miss Sarah Jensen, of Auckland, is spending a holiday with her brother in AV r anganui. Miss Grace Davis, of Bayswater, is the guest of Mrs. John Russell in Wanganui. Air. and Mrs. T. Mends, of Te Puke, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Berkner, of Washington, are at the Central. Miss Ussher, of Auckland, who has been visiting Mrs. Boulcott, in Matamata, has returned home. At the Albert are Mr. and Mrs. C. McGregor, of Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. V. Dileva, of Wellington. Miss Wynn Manning, who lias completed her training at the Karitane Hospital, in Auckland, has returned to her home inn Hamilton. Staying at the Star Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hyde, of Takatu, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Baume, of Sydney, and Dr. and Mrs. S. Roper, of Sydney. At the Grand are Mr. and Mrs. W. Me A. Duncan, of Ruanui, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hididford, of Featherston, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Fleming, of Gore, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Putman, of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Swan, of Sydney, and Miss M. Mazee, of Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Kirkpatrick, of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. G. Washington, of New Jersey, United States, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. O’Connor, of Hobart, Tasmania. Mr. and Mrs. A. Reid, of Melbourne, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Fulton, of Auckland, are staying at the Hotel Cargen. COMMERCE BALL UNIVERSITY FUNCTION Palms and tubs of feathery bamboo were arranged round the walls of ihe Varsity College Hall on Saturday evening when over 000 dancers attended a "Commerce” ball. Miss Maclndoe’s orchestra provided bright dance music. Vases of dahlias wero arranged in the cafeteria and women’s common room, where supper was served. * Professor Belshaw, Dean of the Faculty of Commerce, attended with Mrs. Belshaw, who wore a gown ot flame coloured ring velvet. Others present were: Miss D. Miller, black ring velvet gown. Mrs. Armstrong, frock of delphinium blue georgette. Mrs. Chambers, cuban orange chiffon frock. Mrs. Gwilliam, bouffant period frock of nile green taffeta. Mrs. Baxter, gown of black crepe de chine and lace. Mrs. Jackson, ravens-wing blue . georgette frock. Miss Joan-Chambers, gown of shell pink j georgette, with diamante relief. Miss Belcher, amethyst crepe de chine and georgette frock. Miss Molly Lockie, period gown of powder blue crepe de chine, with rhinestone trimming. Miss B. Clements, cameo pink chiffon frock with diamante relief. Miss C. Beale, picture frock of buttercup tulle and satin beaute. Miss Mary Guise, pompadour pink geor- , gette and lace frock. Miss Kaye Murpliy, ivory georgette frock embroidered with silver beads. Miss Phyllis Rewins, gold lace gown j worn over orchid satin beaute. Miss Rynn Court, ring velvet gown of ! pompadour pink. Miss Du’.cie Buckley, rose pink tulle I flock with bouffant uneven skirt. Miss Phoebe Norris, black chiffon velvet gown. Miss Molly Cowan, pistache green geor- [ gette frock embroidered with crystal beads. ! Miss Mavis Stokes, period gown of cedar [ rose taffeta and silver lace. Miss Mary Grieve, gown of alice blue georgette. Miss A. Graven, amethyst crepe de I chine and silver lace frock. Miss Cowley, lotus blue embossed geor- ! gette frock. Miss Marjorie Marison, frock of nile I green georgette. ; Miss Duicie Roller, blade georgette I gown with circular uneven skirt. Miss YY. Copeland, cuban orange chiffon lrock. Miss J. Copeland, eau de nil georgette frock relieved with cameo pink. Miss Sybil Mackay, cerise ring velvet Miss Thelma Koseman, ivory georgette frock with vandyked hem of lace. Miss Neale, gold lace gown worn over cedar rose satin beaute. Miss 1. Murdoch, gold lame gown with chenille skirt. - Miss Mary Worthington, shell pink georgute frock embroidered with rose and silver sequins. Miss JYI. Jackson, ivory satin beaute with ivory georgette. Miss Bubs Challis, flame coloured ninon flock. Miss B. Bartram, old gold crepe de chine gown. • Miss M. Stehr, black ring velvet gown. Miss P. Newcome, cream lace irock worn over duchess blue satin beaute. Miss Edna Bowell, blacK ring velvet gown witn bouffant taffeta skirt and cerise shoulder spray. Miss Ranee Chambers, cuban orange georgtJtte frock embroidered with silver beads. Miss E. \V\ G. Forsyth, cloth of silver corsage with black ring velvet skirt. Miss N. Murray, bouffant frock of cherry taffeta. Miss Rene Wilson, midnight blue tulle frock. Miss Doreen Koseman, peach-tinted taffeta and tulle period frock. Miss M. Goodman, embossed satin & Miss A. Rambourne, palest pink satin with uneven skirt of tube. Miss Burgess, shrimp pink satin beaute with fringed skirt. Miss Orbell. ivory taffeta relieved with a big bow of black velvet. Miss Yolande Orbell, pistache green georgette and taffeta frock. Miss B. Sharp, peach tinted georgette frock. Miss 1. Maclachan, ivory chiffon frock relieved with silver. Miss M. Suter, ivory georgette frock with primrose relief. Miss Freda Suter, bouffant frock of ; deep orchid taffeta. Miss B. Alison, frock of flame georgette. Miss A. Alison, gown of cream taffeta. Miss A. Bailey, leaf green embossed net frock. , , . .Miss P. Biss, lotus blue crepe de chine frock. .\nss U. Biss, frock of amethyst taffeta. Miss A. Walton, cuban orange taffeta with overskirt of tulle. Miss. R. Hardy, frock of pastel green chiffon. Miss NT. Milne, gown of black lace worn over flesh georgette. Miss P. Miller, flame coloured ring velvet gown. Miss X. Murray, bouffant frock of cheery taffeta. Miss N. Copeland, lacquer red georgette frock. Miss Hudson, primrose taffeta and tulle. Miss Buckley, cameo pink satin beaute and tulle frock. Miss P. Aiken, pompadour pink georgette frock. Miss Aiken, gown of black milan lace. Miss J. Stokes, larkspur blue handpainted crepe de chine frock. Miss Spence, gown of black chiffon relieved with silver Miss B. Forde, frock of cuban orange georgette. Miss Mary Colebrook, figured ninon. Miss Betty Pountney, ring velvet and tulle skirt.

BAYFIELD TENNIS CLUB

CLOSES SEASON’S PLAY WITH SUCCESSFUL DANCE The Bayfield Old Scholars’ Lawn Tennis Club closed its summer season with a very successful dance held in the Point Erin Kiosk on Saturday evening. The club colours were represented by gracefully arranged festoons of blue ancl gold streamers, while glowing clusters of variegated balloons and a central tier of hoops with pendant streamers added a final touch to a gay scheme of decorations. About 140 guests danced to bright music dispensed by the Felix Four Syncopators, who contributed much to the evening’s enjoyment. The chaperones were:— Mrs. E. M. Lucena, who wore smoke blue eharmeuse inset with floral silk and lace: Mrs. W. H. McKinney, in a sequined frock of midnight blue georgette. Committee members present were:— Miss F. Smytheman, blue georgette and silver lace and shawl. Miss Betty Hemus, gold taffeta with gold lace. Miss Connolly, cornflower blue taffeta with uneven hem. Others present included: — Miss G. Buchanan, lemon satin and tulle over silver lame. Miss Daphne Berry, pale green beaded geoi’gette over satin. Miss A. Dawson-Welsh, cerise georgette over satin beaute, heavily embroidered, with diamante and Spanish shawl. Miss J. llbert, pale pink lace with uneven hem. Miss R. Jamieson, ciel blue crepe de chine with shoulder posy. Miss Rorna Clark, blush rose chiffon velvet and georgette. Miss B. Downs, gold lame and velvet. Miss fcJ. Wood, mauve frilled net and gold. Miss Grace Hendrick sen, shell pink georgette, and silver lace. Miss Pearl Berry, royal blue georgette with diamante trimming. Miss Colin Buchanan, pink georgette with tulle. Miss Margaret Brown, cyclamen taffeta with deep mauve hem. Miss G. Dunekley, cyclamen crepe de chine with petal effect on skirt. Miss R. Rona Finlay, rose taffeta and silver lace. Miss Una G. Moore, coral pink velvet and ivory shawl. Miss J. Nicholls, white crepe de chine and gold lace, and red and gold shawl. Miss R. Edwards, beige georgette with frilled lace skirt. Miss F. Saunders, mauve taffeta and Miss Sybil Fhillipps, pink georgette over satin. Miss Nora Fhillipps, apricot chenille Miss K. ’M. Cox, black crepe de chine with mulberry flower and shawl. Miss Gwenda Weir, silver lace over cornflower blue. Miss W. H. Wright, coral pink crepe de chine, and blue shawl. Miss M. Irving, rose crepe de chine with gold trimming. Miss R. Emanuel, black ensemble of georgette. Miss M. Haughie, scarlet ring velvet and georgette. Miss M. Pierce, mauve and pink shot taffeta with tulle and rosebud trimming. Miss W. Hill, blue taffeta and net. Miss K. G. Christian, salmon taffeta and net, with silver relief. Miss P. M. Beswick, border rose chiffon taffeta with sequins and shawl. Miss N. Hemus, willow green taffeta. Miss A. Stewart, black satin and taffeta with flower trimming. Miss C. Clifton, flame satin and georgette. Miss O. Jones, turquoise blue satin beaute. Miss Mollie Alexander, mauve velvet and rhinestones. Miss M. Walker, rose taffeta and silver lace. Miss R. Kennedy, red georgette and ivory shawl. Miss F. C. Stretton, opal blue georgette and silver lace. Miss I. Yeoman, salmon pink and pale green crepe de chine with velvet. Miss Edna Denham, lotus pink chiffon taffeta and black lace shawl. Miss F. Cory, apple green marocain with velvet trimming. Miss lima Carrier, maize georgette and lace. Miss Gwen Jones, blue taffeta and floral tinsel with shoulder posy. Miss It. McLeod, bois de rose taffeta. Miss Esme Campbell, eau de nil crepe de chine. Miss Jean Morrison, pink and silver lace frock. Miss J. Binnie, rose taffeta and georgette relieved with silver. Miss E. Preston, shell pink taffeta and lace. Miss C. Ross, green georgette with flower to tone. Miss M. Cato, pale green taffeta with uneven hem and pink shawl. Miss A. Thomas, cameo pink ring velvet and georgette. Miss Marjorie Green, silver lace and white georgette. Miss E. Green, green embossed satin, shawl to tone. Miss M. Daw, rose georgette and silver lame and shawl to tone. Miss S. Roper, mist blue taffeta frock. Miss M. Buckingham, gold lace over flame georgette. Miss J. Cairns, peacock blue taffeta with gold trimmings, shawl to tone. Miss F. M. Saunders, scarlet velvet and gold lace. Miss N. Perry, green tulle picture frock. Miss P. Irving, lemon taffeta and silk, net triming. Miss P. Perry, tangerine georgette beaded in silver. Miss M. Palmer, blue georgette and silver lace. Miss M. Rucas, willow green satin and geoi’gette with uneven liem-line. SCHOOL TENNIS FUNDS TO BENEFIT CONSIDERABLY BRIGHT DANCE HELD BY TAMAKI EAST PUPILS A very enjoyable social evening arranged by the committee of the East Tamaki Public School was held in the East Tamaki Hall on Saturday evening. The proceeds are to be donated to the funds of the school tennis courts. The early part of the evening was devoted to a very enjoyable programme of musical items interspersed with which were a number of dances for the tiny folk. At the conclusion of the programme the adults took the floor, and dancing was indulged in till a late hour. Music was provided by Mrs. Ganiev und Miss Blake. Mr. Roy Harris fulfilled the duties of M.C. The programme was contributed by Milton Hemming, Joy Bellingham. Amy Marr, Gordon Bellingham and Milton Hemming, recitations; Grade Marr. Maureen Allen and Elsie Marr, plantation song; Feo Maguire and Hilda Giltard, duet, “Dear Little Jammy Face”: Clarice Marr. song. "Please Give Me a Penny, Sir”; Sybil Wright, song. “Tatters”; Feo Maguire and Hilda Gillard, sbng and dance; Clara Marr, Jean French. Feo Maguire, Amy Marr, Elva Crook, Maureen Allen and Grade Marr, playette, “The Hat Shop.”

When renovating old easy-chairs use old knitted socks and cashmere stockings for packing up the back, seat and arm-rests. Cover these with unbleached calico, tacked dow:n, and over all put a loose cover of damask to match the furniture.

ORANGE BLOSSOMS YOUNG—GOLDSWORTHY A wedding at Devonport on Saturday held interest for residents of both Xorthern Wairoa and the Lower Waikato districts. Miss G. I. Goldsworthy, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. Goldsworthy, who formerly resided at Patumahoe. but now make their home at Devonport, was married to Mr. ,T. Young:. now of Puni. but whose parents, the late Mr. J. Young and Mrs. Young, were old residents of Arapohue. The ceremony was celebrated by the Rev. F. J. Martin, at the Devonport Methodist Church. The bride was given away by her father and wore an exquisite frock of ivory beaute satin with a silver lace skirt caught with a side bow. A veil of brussels lace was matched with a coronet of silver lace. The bridal boquet was of ivory white chrysanthemums. The bride was attended by Miss Eileen Hole, whose frock was of dainty peach pink georgette with a scalloped edge and self-ruched, ornamented with flowers showing a silver centre. The conventional bridesmaid’s hat was discarded for chic headwear of russian tulle. Her bouquet was of soft pink dahlias and white chrysanthemums. Lois Bridson was a flower girl in ceil blue georgette with lace-edgcd frills and a posy on the shoulder. The frock had a band of blue flowers and silver leaves, and she carried a basket of lemon and pink gladiolus and daisies. The best man was Mr. A. Webb, of Dargaville, cousin of the groom. The wedding reception was held in the Masonic Hall, Devonport, where about 100 guests were entertained. Mr. C. C. Goldsworthy was toast-master. The Rev. F. Martin, in toasting the “Happy couple,” mentioned that he heed christened the bridegroom and had long known the bride’s family. Mr. J. Graham, who claimed 40 years’ acquaintanceship with the families, supported the toast of the “Parents of the bride and bridegroom.” Mrs. Young’s going away frock was of autumn-green charmaline, with a fawn pleated georgette vest and scarf collar. The coat was of french nude repp and her hat was of dainty design to tone. In the evening a wedding celebration was held in the Masonic Hall, when Mr. Alan McEhvain entertained the guests with humorous recitations, and Mr. Gordon Shand played the banjo - mandolin. Among those present were: Mrs. Perry-Taylor, biscuit crepe de chine; Mrs. Meadows, blue satin and lace; Miss Fieldsend, scarlet crepe de chine; Miss Doris Roberts, apricot satin crepe frock; Miss Hazel Clist, leaf green crepe de chine; Miss Roberts, black velvet frock; Miss Olive Clist, pink crepe de chine and cream lace; Miss Harris, blue crepe rle chine; Mrs. Power, rose crepe de chine and lace; Mrs. Galbraith, navy georgette; Miss Is’ancy Power, net over pink georgette; Miss Gwen Percival, wine panne velvet; Miss Nancy Percival, green velvet frock; Miss Jean Taylor, mauve crepe de chine and lace; Mrs. W. J. Young, beaute satin and silver lace; Mrs. J. 13. Goldsworthy, cinnamon and biscuit crepe de phine; Mrs. W. R. Goldsworthy, ivory satin beaute and silver lace; Mrs. W. L. Roberts, pink silk georgette and silver trimming; Mrs. T. A. Kemp, printed ninon frock; Mrs. Egan, silv’er lace over satin; Mrs. E. Gillon, flame satin crepe; Mrs. McMurtrie, cinnamon repp frock; Miss Hole, blush pink georgette; Miss .Buckley, blue georgette with champagne girdle; Miss Beryl Buckley, lemon crepe de chine; Miss Ensor, vieux rose satin and silver lace; Miss Elmsley, pale pink crepe de chine; Miss Jessie Hole, green crepe de chine; Miss Waddell, flame georgette and silver; Miss Hearn, blue georgette; Miss Wright, green velvet and silver lace; Miss Lois Bridson, blue frilled georgette. HOLLOWAY—MENZIES The marriage took place at St. Sepulchre’s Church, Khyber Pass, on Saturday, of Doris, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Menzies, of Mount Eden, to Ronald Ernest, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. PI. Holloway, of Bayswater. The Rev. Gordon Bell officiated. The bride, who entered the church on her father's arm, wore a picture frock o£ ivory taffeta, the slender bodice of which was attached to a bouffant skirt, scalloped round the hem, and appliqued with large silver lame and satin flowers. The sleeves were long and tight fitting round the wrists, and a chic finish was given by a taffeta bow at the waistline. A scalloped oval veil was caught to the head with a coronet of orange blossom, and a dainty toilette was completed by a shower bouquet of choice flowers and maidenhair fern. She was attended by two bridesmaids, Miss Stella Menzies, sister of the bride, and Miss Edna Ash win. Both wore frocks of similar design, expressed in coral silk net over underslips of silk, and both wore tulle and silver head-dresses. The frocks were made with semi-fitting bodices, and the skirts had handkerchief pointed draperies, the waists being defined by a tulle and silver bow, and a cluster of blue forget-me-knots. Pink and blue posifcs, tied with silver and pink ribbons, were carried by both maids Mr Victor Lee was best man, and Mr. Frank Holloway groomsman. ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Jessie Ivnox. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs R. C. Clemow, Monavale. Cambridge, to Richard Foster- Newland, only son of Captain P. R. Newland, Hamilton, late of The engagement is announced of Grace Muriel, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Flynn, Victoria Street, Hamilton, to James, second son of Mr. and the late Mrs. J. Bonham, of Hamilton. FAREWELL SOCIAL There was a large and representative attendance ol: members of the Plunket Society, Croquet Club, and Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild in St. John’s Plall on Thursday to say farewell to Mrs. J. G. McGregor, prior to her departure for Auckland. Mrs. McGregor, during her residence in Ohakune, has taken a keen interest in all public movements, but especially the work of their societies. Mesdames Wood and Seth-Smith voiced the feelings of those present. They were all very sorry that Mrs. M.cGregcr was leaving Ohakune, but they were sure that what was their loss would be Avondale’s gain. A pretty bronze mounted fruit-dish was handed to Mrs. McGregor. Miss Sayisson also presented Mrs. McGregor with a beautiful bouquet of dahlias, grown by Mrs. Fetzer. A number of competitions were held, the winners being Mesdames Woodlock, Devlin, List and Sayaisson. Mrs. McGregor and Miss Caulder gave solos and pianoforte items. The accompaniments were played by Mrs. A. Larsen.

AT DIXIELAND | The Auckland Aero Club officials j and visiting- pilots who took part in ' the air pageant on Saturday were the guests of the management at Dixiej land on Saturday evening, when a ; j large number of dancers attended the ; i cabaret. J Bowls of scarlet and gold zinnias : ■ and ferns were arranged on the tables i and were gay splashes of colour un- ' der the shadowy cabaret lights. The cups and prizes that had been j won in the afternoon were presented ; j to the winners by Mrs.. Keith Caldj well, wife of Major Caldwell, captain jof the Auckland Aero Club. The prize-winners were: I Captain J. Seabrook. A.F.C., winner of the X.Z. Aerial Derby; Captain D. Harkness, second in the Aerial Derby; Captain M. C. MacGregor, D.S.C.. winj ner baioon strafing competition; Cap- ! tain J. L. Findlay, M.C., winner of the landing competition: Major G. A. C. j Cowper, second in the landing com- j ! petition. j Mr. Harry Neilson and his orchestra | played the newest dance numbers with ' their usual spirit. Among those present were: Mrs. Keith Caldwell, gown of orchid georgette, embroidered with silver beads, j Mrs. J. Seabrook. gown of black satin j beaute with bouffant overskirt of black , tulle. 4 Mrs. Euan Dickson. black georgette and lace frock with circular pointed skirt. Mrs. G. A. C. Cowper. black lace frock j worn over llesh pink chiffon. Mrs. Spencer Mason, period frock of i peach tinted taffeta. Mrs. Capley, black georgette frock em- ■ broidered with silver beads. Mrs. C. .L. Findlay, black satin beaute j embroidered with gold thread. Mrs. Trevor Brett, gown of black j chiffon. Mrs. Bentley, period gown of sprigged ! taffeta. Mrs. Rex Carew, black charmeuse gown ; relieved with ivory. Mrs. Touliey. flame coloured georgette frock with beaded embroideries. Mrs. R. S. Donovan ("Wellington), pal- J es- primrose satin beaute. Mrs. R. Cox (Christchurch), black ring ; velvet gown with sequined trimming. ; Mrs. C. A. Whitney, black lace frock i worn over pastel pink chiffon. Mrs. Lewis, bouffant frock of rose pink j taffeta. Mrs. Newcombe. nile green georgette and lace frock. Mrs. W. A. Whitlock, frock of palest primrose georgette with circular, uneven skirt. Mrs. Hyde, lacquer red chiffon frock ! relieved with silver. Mrs. Don Harkness. pale buttercup j yellow’ georgette and lace frock. Mrs. W. C. McCaw, bouffant frock of gros grain taffeta. Mrs. W. Robinson, gown of black milan lace worn over cameo pink georgette. Mrs. Gilfillan, ivory georgette with j diamante relief. Mrs. B. Kissen, pastel pink chiffon i frock with gold sequin embroideries. Mfs. de Graaff Hunter, black taffeta i sprigged with yellow and deep hem of : tulle. Mrs. R. King, gown of black lace worn j over flesh pink chiffon. Mrs. Gillies, black georgette relieved . with gold. Mrs. W. Spiller, black crepe de chine j gown with posy of orchid feathers. Mrs. Harley, gown of cream lace. Mrs. B. Stephens, black chiffon frock embroidered with steel beads. Mrs. Mann, ombre chiffon frock of pink tonings. Mrs. Riddler, powder blue georgette and silver lace frock. Mrs. R. Cooper, gown of black satin , beaute. Mrs. Jack, buttercup yellow lace frock i worn over satin beaute of matching ; shade. Miss Betty Colwill. ivory georgette I frock with close-fitting corsage and frilled skirt of uneven length. ' Miss Marjorie Woolley, ivory satin | beaute gown with deep hem and appliqued flowers of nile green. Miss Edna Smeeton. frock of palest flesh pink chiffon with circular skirt appliqued with tiny rosebuds. Miss Madge Tansley (Wellington), flame-coloured georgette frock embroidered with silver sequins. Miss Janet Clarkson, lacquer red georgette gown with draped skirt. Miss Olive Chiplin. cream lace frock worn over palest shell pink georgette. Miss Olga Reid, deep orchid georgette frock embroidered with silver beads. Miss Linda de Renzy, wisteria blue chiffon frock relieved with silver. Miss Ferguson, ivory georgette with relief of diamante. Miss C. Bouillon,, picture frock of pompadour pink corded taffeta. Miss Marjorie Meek, Chinese red georgette embroidered with silver beads. Miss Meg Kissling, black satin beaute gown. Miss D. Vaile, flesh pink sou pie satin frock. Miss R. Suisted, lotus blue georgette and tulle frock. Miss Pagni, gown of gold lace worn over flesh pink chiffon. Miss M. Wright, canton jade crepe de chine frock sequined with gold. Miss I. Hale, floral taffeta frock of primrose shade with georgette skirt. Miss B. Pagni, floral chiffon frock with uneven hem-line. Miss Jean Lawford. black lace frock worn over pastel pink georgette. Miss Marjorie Tiarks, ravenswing blue georgette with rhinestone trimming. Miss Dene Plummer, period frock of ivory taffeta sprigged with pink. Miss Graham, cyclamen georgette with diamante relief. Miss Sydenham, ivory georgette and tulle frock. Miss D. Whitson, shrimp pink georgette frock. Miss Edna Craig, lotus blue satin beaute. Miss H. Bailey, bouffant frock of rose and gold grosgrain taffeta. Miss V. Williams, period gown of sea foam green taffeta. Miss R. Waller, naples blue georgette and tulle frock. Miss E. Brampton, pastel pink chiffon frock. Miss D. Wilson, larkspur blue georgette and tulle. Miss Hill, black lace gown. Miss Marion Phillips, gown of. cloth of silver. Miss Ellingham, cyclamen georgette frock embroidered with silver beads. Miss Flynn, rose and honey coloured floral chiffon frock. Miss Ann Gordon, gown of cloth of gold. Miss Horne, frock of black and shellpink georgette. Miss K. Hyde, blue chiffon and silver lame gown. Miss D. Hubbard, honey coloui’ed ring velvet gown. Miss Painter, frock of black satin beaute. Miss Sidford, Cuban orange georgette frock embroidered with crystal beads. Miss Cullen, pistache green chiffon and taffeta frock. Miss E. Sinclair, bouffant frock of turquoise taffeta. Miss McGuire, cream satin beaute and georgette frock. Miss E. Brodie, cameo pink chenille embossed georgette frock. BRIGHT PARTY Mrs. Radford was hostess to a partv given at her home, Green Lane, on Saturday evening for Mrs. S. Cole and Miss Mavis Jack. The reception and drawing-rooms were beautifully decorated with pink and lemon chrysanthemums. Music, cards and competitions passed a very happy time. Mrs. Radford received her guests wearing a smart frock of grey crepe de chine with vieux rbse trimming, and was assisted by her daughter’Mrs. Bruce Morrison, who wore a cyclamen crepe de chine and cream lace frock. Mrs. a. Cole wore a frock of rosered silk velvet and satin with brilliant trimming. Miss Mavis Jack was in pink crene de chine. Among others present were: Mrs. G. Monk, black georgette and lace. Mrs. McCarthy, fawn crepe de chine and silk lace. Miss G. Jack, parchment crepe de chine. Mrs. Pimmery, pink georgette and cream lace. Mrs. Short, tomato red pleated Georgette. Mrs. Daniels, mauve shot taffeta Mrs. F. Morrison, navy crepe de chine with fawn relief. Mrs. Martin, black crepe de chine. Mrs. Nairn, floral rayon silk.

FOOTBALL DANCE CAPS AND TROPHIES PRESENTED AT DEVONPORT The Devonport United Football Club celebrated the “kick-off” of the 19211 season with a smart social and "cni>giving” in the Foresters’ Hall, Devonport, on Saturday evening. The Shore Club had last season annexed the senior championship after 14 years’ steady trying, while their understudies in the first juniors brought home the cup for the third time in succession. On Saturday the players were given their caps as mementoes of a happy if strenuous season, and there was a splendid attendance of supporters. The liall was cheerfully decorated in warmly coloured festoons and bunting. Chairman Swinnerton introduced the Mayor and Mayoress, Mr. and Mrs. E. Aldridge, of Devonport, who distributed the prizes. Supper arrangements were supervised by a committee including Airs. Scott, Airs. O’Leary, Airs. McKeinan, Airs. Sadgrove, Airs. Newman, Airs. Brewer, Airs. Ford and Aliss Scott. Among those present were: Mrs. E. Aldridge, black embossed georMrs. Wolfe, apple green satin. Airs. 8.~ Daltoi), chenille georgette with Spanish shawl. Airs. C. Casey, leaf green beaded, georgette and black and silver shawl. Airs. H. Gerrard, turquoise satin trimmed with silver lace. Airs. J. Oliver, peach frock of crepe de chine. Aliss N. Aldridge, rose beaded georgette. Aliss AJorgan, peach georgette and lace, uneven hem. Aliss Al. Proud, black satin and gold lace. Aliss X. Lewis, pink floral georgette and chenille shawl. Aliss Pickering, oriental satin crepe frock. Aliss Tui AlcGregor, autumn pink georgette and diamante. Aliss K. Bonner, naples blue beaded georgette. Aliss AJ Saxon, duchess blue crepe de chine with gold lace. Aliss Gladys Pike, jade taffeta with Spanish shawl. Aliss E. Donovan, wisteria georgette and gold lace. Aliss Lyall, petal red georgette-tri aimed with lace at pointed hem. Aliss Pithkelthy, maize georgette and silver with uneven hem. Miss AI. Buckley, geranium rose georgette. Aliss R. Dumper, powder blue crepe de chine and silver lace. Aliss E. Archer, chenille georgette frock. Aliss ATaude Waterhouse, floral georgette with rose relief. Miss E. McKenzie, black georgette with scarlet posy and diamante. Aliss J. Briggs, mandarin red velvet, with silver contrasts. Aliss F. Wynne, night blue crepe de chine and coffee lace. Aliss P. AlcGregor, carnation pink taffeta. Aliss F. Lawrence, black crepe de chine and posy. Aliss E. Bush, water blue georgette. Aliss T. Lord, green embossed georgette and tulle. Aliss Linkhorn, japanese blue taffeta and silver lace. Alias L. Lord, Venetian blue figured ring velvet. Alisa D. Smith, figured crepe de chine. Aliss C. Alariano, black frock of crepe de chine. Alias E. Hartley, silver beaded rose crepe de chine. Miss D. Gibbons, nile green tulle and lilac shawl. Alias .1. Anderson, ciel blue satin and black oriental shawl. Miss R. Gardner, black fringed satin. miss D. Gibbons, apple green georgette and gold lace. frock* 8 Bowe . n « beige crepe de chine A Gibbons, shell pink georgette. satirf S * Lawren ee, gold lace over green KITCHEN EVENING FOR BRIDE-TO-BE Miss Dolly Thomas, whose raarri re takes place shortly to .Mr. T. oVDris.r V, ' u Y given * kitchen evening in the Te Ranga Hall by the Te Matai residents. charming * he Centre looked very Miss Thomas receive.! u large niim. her ot useful gilts. Mr. dill and Mr of Ml™ •Thom* P " k * aV C th, ‘ I'MvMarity epondSd. h ° mas - Mr - O-Drtacol! rethe' I*music”* 1 *music”*" a * s P ent in dancing. SenloT U r,nd by A " "