ODDFELLOWS DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 687, 12 June 1929, Page 4

ODDFELLOWS DANCE

BIRKENHEAD FUNCTION ATTENDED BY SUCCESS I A very successful social and dance was held by the Aroatea Lodge of the Independent Order of Oddfellows in the Victoria Hall, Birkenhead. lasi evening. Musical items were given by Mrs. F. Tothill. Mr. and Mrs. E. Spencer, Miss Stewart. Mrs. F. Pugi: . and Mrs. Turvey. A number of visitors attended from the Liiv of Eden Lodge and from the Harmony Lodg- . The duties of M.C. were carried out by Mr. F. Pugh, and the dance mush was supplied by AI ay all’s orchestra. Mrs. Vincent and Air. Pugh were th*' winners of the spot waltz. Among those present were: Airs. Pike, in a frock of black and silver, with blue posy. Mrs. O. Spencer, who wore black lace and satin, relieved with cerise. Airs. F. Pugh, in a navy georgette frock. Airs. J. Gully, wearing an ivory and jade maroeain frock with pink and ; cream shawl. AJrs. E. Moon, wearing cream satin i trimmed with rosettes. Airs. A. Aloon, who wore blush pink , satin and cream lace. Airs. L. Turvey, in green crepe cie chine with silver lace and diamante. Airs. C. Smithson, in an oriental crepe ' de chine frock. Airs. Need), white satin, with black embroidered shawl. Airs. McGarry (Waikaremoana), blue crepe de chine relieved with white georgette, and black shawl. Airs. G. Sowden, mauve georgette over blush rose. All's. Tothill, leaf green ninon, with : black embroidered shawl. Airs. J. Grade, mauve taffeta with ! gold lace. Airs. Brennan. who chose a meclilin , lace frock Airs. Ripley, royal blue crepe de chine frock. Airs. J. Howarth. frock of apricot crepe de chine. Airs. K. Aloore, blue brocaded silk with j an uneven hem and shawl Airs. Hilton, in a black satin frock. Airs. Smith, pink crepe de chine frock. Airs. Goulden. blue figured frock and j shawl to tone. Air*. Jones, wearing blue ring velvet j with a black shawl. Airs. James Reason, blue figured silk i trimmed with diamante. ; Airs. Watson, navy blue crepe de chine j frock. WINE. VELVET Airs. Gunn, frock of wine ring velvet. Airs. P. Stewart. black satin with fawn relief and green shawl. Airs. C. Brown, frock of black silk crepe. , , . Airs. J. Mahoney, black crepe de chine frock. Airs. C. Rose, hyacinth blue ring velE. H. Stewart, moonlight blue taffeta with sequins. Miss L. Brown, white rsmbroidered crepe de chine. Aliss J. Howarth, peacack blue crepe de chine with sliver lace and shawl to tone. Aliss Hood, blue chiffon velvet and gold lace. Aliss Mabel Brennan, blue georgette frock trimmed with ecru lace. Aliss E. Harkins, orchid mauve frock with posy. Aliss D. Hutchinson, crimson crepe de chine with coffee lace, and shawl to match. Aliss E. Grenfell, apple green crepe de chine with silver trimmings and shawl. Aliss Wilde, brown satin and cream lace, shawl to tone. . Aliss D. Benfell, figured crepe de chine \ frock. . , Aliss N. Hadfielcl. peach embroidered crepe de chine, with shawl. Aliss S. Season, pale green georgette trimmed with lace. Aliss M. Stewart, gentian blue crepe de chine frock. , . , Aliss Thelma Ale-Lean, frock of duchess blue crepe de chine. BIRTHDAY DANCE 21 ST ANNIVERSARY A most enjoyable party was given in the Friendly Society's Hall, Onehunga, last Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. D. Glogoski to celebrate the coming-of-age of their eldest daughter, Florence. The hostess received her guests wearing a frock of black crepe de chino relieved with beige, a panel at one side forming the new uneven hemline. Aliss F. Glogoski’s frock was of leaf green crepe de chine, the skirt falling in soft points of georgette. A butterfly bow of tulle was caught to one side of the frock with a diamante buckle. Among those present were: Airs. AV. Speck, in flame satin beaute and lace. Airs. B. Colling, whose black crepe de chine gown was relieved with bois de rose. Airs. C. Paddy, who wore a gown of lido blue crepe de chine. Airs. G. Foley, whose gown was of navy crepe de chine. . Airs. G. Alaase, in a floral crepe de chine gown. Airs. G. Wilson, who had chosen a frock of raven swing blue crepe de chine and georgette. Airs. J. Ataase, who wore a chiffon velvet gown of cherry red. Airs. E. Quintal, whose frock was of peach-coloured satin beaute. Airs. W. Lucas, in a gown of figured crepe fleuri. Airs. C. Goldwater, whose frock was of rose du barri crepe de chine and lace. A BEADED FROCK Airs. W. A. Ure, who was gowned in tomato georgette embroidered with crystal beads. Airs. T. Elliott, in burgundy charmali:ie. Airs. T. Clayton, who wore a pretty frock of cyclamen crepe de chine. Airs. E. Davis, wearing a frock of lace and crystal beaded georgette. Mrs. TJpham, in a ravenswing blue eelanese gown. Airs. Carden, who wore a honey beige charmeline gown. Aliss G. Davis, in a frock of almond green georgette with a petal-pointed skirt. Miss V. Davis, who was in rose pink crepe de chine and beige lace. Aliss M Foley, whose frock was of lilac-tinted georgette. Miss E. Hyde, wearing primrose satin beaute. Aliss McCarden, in a period gown of rose-colourerl taffeta and gold lace. Aliss E. Finley, who wore a frock of ciel blue crepe de chine. IN CANTON JADE Aliss E. AVilson. in a frock of canton jade georgette with gracefully dipping skirt. Miss B. Quintall. wearing lotus blue taffeta with a shadow hem of silver lace. Aliss A. Alenzies. in a leaf green crep> de chine gown with yoke and hem of gold lace. Miss E. Aloase, who wore a pretty floral i crepe de chine gown. AHss O. AVilson, who had chosen a : duck egg blue crepe de chine gown. | Aliss G. Hillman, whose dainty frock was of floral georgette. | FAREWELL PARTY AT MORRINSVILLE | MR. AND MRS. J. ROBERTSON Mr. and Mrs. J. Robertson, who have sold their farm near Morinsville, and are leaving for the South Island, were given a farewell by a number of settlers at the residence of Air. and Airs. X. Hastings. , f V! r / u PPer Air. J. E. Leeson, on behalf of those present, handed to Mrs. Robertson a handsome cake stand, and to her husband a pocket wallet as tokens of esteem. Airs. Hastings, wore a frock of autumn tinted chiffon velvet. Airs. ; Robertson was gowned in floral crepe i de chine. Among those present were: Air and Mrs. Leeson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bodmin, j Mrs - and Aliss Arndt. Aliases AL and .T. Leeson. Airs. G. Brookes, Airs. Lasen, 1 and Aliss Brookes.