PRIZE NIGHT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 722, 23 July 1929, Page 4

PRIZE NIGHT

Waitemata Boating . . Club 5 Annual Function SUCCESSFUL GATHERING A most successful and enjoyable evening was spent on Saturday last at the Clubhouse, King‘s Drive. the occasion being the annual prizegiVing of the “'aitEmnta Boating Club. The assembly hall was artistically decorated in the club‘s colours, blue and gold. and the display of valuable trophies Won during thc season was an imposing sight. Among those present ivcre:-—« Mrs. A. Mat-Ray. whose pretty frock was of figured georgette. Mrs. C. (”airns, in sea-green and gold shot taffeta and gold lace. Mrs. C. Hunt. who wore black charnieuse and girdle of diamente. . Mrs. E.‘l\ladden, in coral accordion—pleated georgctte. ‘ Mrs. 'l‘. Johnston. wearing rose taffeta appliquod in pastel shades. Mrs. C. Kruse, who chose cyclamen err-pd do chine, with shoulder spray to match. . Mrs. C. Fearon, who was gownod in ivory and red. Mrs. A. \V. Andrews, in a model frock of tinsel lame. Mrs. \V. J. Reynolds, who were blue embossed chenille. bliss T. Edwards, in :1 period frock of blush pink georgette and net. . )[iss Blythe. wearing eau de nil geor—gette, sequined in silver. ~ Bliss G. Clenl, in a becoming coniliina—tion of lupin blue and platinum _grev. Miss B. Henderson, in daffodil ring velvet. . Miss Brooker. who wore primrose georgette beaded in silver. ‘ Miss H. Cullen, in periwiiikle blue and ‘silver tissue. ‘ Miss E. Bishop, who chose champagne crystalline with sequin trimmings. ‘ Miss R. Smith, in bronze satin, with ‘ uneven 'hern. i )liss E. Evans, wearing scarlet chenl ille, with oriental trimmings. Miss J. Beesley, in red and gold shot taffeta. Miss .l’. llunn. in electric blue velvet. Miss F‘. Simmons, who wore autumntinted lace. Miss J'. Stevenson, in geranium red rayon. Miss 11. Rowan, who wore mauve lace over apricot. Miss L. McGuige, New Plymouth, who chose pale pink taffeta. and ivory lace. l Bliss J. Lawrence. in black satin beaute Iwith scarlet shoulder flower. " Miss A. Ross, who Wore oyster grey ‘ silk «:harnielaine. i Miss I’. Usher, in powder—blue beaute . satin. } bliss J. Russell, who wore black merveleux with gold overlace. ‘ Miss T. \Vilson, who wore draped imariette, embroidered in gold. lVliss D. Gladding, wearing reseda taffeta. and lace. Miss VV. Johnston, in aero grey chenille. with uneven hem. - Bliss Burgess, in charmeuse with an overskirt of Chantilly lace. Bliss G. Barker, who chose aquamarine crepe, with diamante trimmings. Miss D. McCorkindale, wearing laven—der chiffon taffeta. and floral tissue. Miss C. Read, in silver grey tinsel lame. Miss K. 'W'hite, who wore midnight blue velvet and diamente. Miss D. Shore, wearing eggshell—blue crepe d 9 chine. Miss Keegan, who chose cameo pink beaute satin, with lace flouncings. Bliss J. Page, in lemon bengaline, with an overskirt of lace. .liiiss A.Hornig, Who wore cerise knit si ‘. Miss N. Hunt, in an orange-sequined gown. Miss “lEaddy, wearing electric blue rayon and Chantilly lace. ZMiss N. Allinghain. who chose green rayon with lace overdress. Miss R. Cruickshank. who Wore pastel blue georgette and cream lace. _Miss (3. Stone, in cherry chenille and diamente. 'NUSS A. Noakes, wearing humming—bird blue charmelainc, with white shoul—oei‘ flower. . Miss R. Martin, who Wore cherry charmeuse appliqued in blue. ‘IUISS F. Morrison. iii lavender georgette ‘ “'J’Lh uneven hemline. 1 Miss Higgott, in an ivory White satin gown. Miss C. slicrson.-who wore reseda taf—‘ feta. and floral tissue. i SURPRISE PARTY 1 Mr. lIN. Sale was surprised at his home in Prospect Road, One Tree Hill, on Saturday evening by a. party of his friends. A jolly evening was spent in dancmg and amusing games. . Mrs. Sale received the guests wearing a. black sequined frock \vith shoul—der spray of natural flowers. .Among those present were:— .BTrs. Lury, who wore black georgettei With bridge coat: lllrs. G. Smith. in a black georgette frock of uneven length; i‘iiss Esphir Lury, Wearing shell pink taffeta with frilled georgette skirt; I\liss M. Gipping, in rose georgette and silver lace; Miss Phyllis Green. wearing pink taffeta with blue shawl; Bliss Claire Johnston, \vearing primrose georgette and tulle of uneven length; Miss Kathleen Lynch, who chose sea green georgette‘ with sash, rose velvet and diamantel buckle. lilies Betty East, who was in cedar rose figured satin with flared godets of georgette; Miss Phylis McDonald, who chose‘ mauve petalled taffeta with shoulder and‘ hip posies to tone; ‘Miss Kitty Morgan, who was in pervenche blue georgette with silver trimmings: Bliss B. Ross. in a yellow frilled frock with blue shawl; Miss Sanst, wearing peach crepe de chine with uneven hem; Miss Tui Johnston, whose gown was of geranium panne velvet.

DANCE AND SOCIAL

MT. EDEN FIRE BRIGADE A very successful social and dance organised by members of the Mount Eden Volunteer Fire Brigade was held in the social room, Valley Road, last Saturday evening. The decorative scheme was beautifully carried out in rose and gold. The evening was passed with many old~time and novelty dances, interspersed with most enjoyable vocal items by Miss Maida. Davison, Mr. L. Honeycomb, and ,lir. B. Cram. . Miss Nellie Surman received the guests wearing a. frock of silk tulle, embossed in silver, over pink satin. Among those present worm—Mrs. C. R. Surmun, wearing :1 frock of navy crepe de chine and beige lace: Airs. B. Honey—eomb, in oyster crepe de chine: )Irs. J. E. “'illiams, who chose black silk beaded marocain; Airs. Robert Honeycombe. in black georgette and silver; Airs. G. )lassey, who wore blue taffeta; Mrs. A. I“. Borrie, wearing green crepe de chine; Mrs. )l’oore, in a. silver grey and floral inarocuin ensemble: )irs. L. iioneycoxnbe, who wore black velvet and lavender crepe de chine; Mrs. VV. \‘S’illiams, in eau de nil georgette, with shawl to match; Mrs. Manning, who chose green crepe de- chine and. pink posy; Mrs. Osborne Strong. wearing red velvet and gold lace; Miss )[aida Davison. in apricot beaded genrgette; )[iss Nelson, who wore lemon rim,r velvet and shoulder spray; )liss M. Ileid. who chose french lace over rose pink and jade satin; Miss B. \Villiams, wear—ing moonlight blue crepe (le chine; Miss, G. Lord, in navy crepe de chine with} scarlet trimmings; Miss Prescott. who; gwore pale pink crepe de chine, Withl ,overdress of cream georgette; Miss (Tor—‘rie Clarkson, in black silk, embroidered! in silver beads; Miss Leslie Eccles. who wore midnight blue satin, with ankle—length skirt, and diamante trimming; Miss Dorothy Ecclcs, in apple green chenille, with ankle-length lace skirt over taffeta; Miss E. Blackburn, who wore black velvet taffeta. and (liamente buckle; Miss Ray Moore, wearing ciel blue georgette, with tiered skirt of guipure lace; )liss Girlie Bowen. in black lace, with flame velvet sash: M’iss C. Runwick. who wore apricot taffeta; Miss Stella. Conway in green taffeta. and green shawl; Miss Dorothy Ross, who was in palm, green georgette and silver lace, uneven hem: Bliss Eileen Stafford, in blue taffeta, and thite hand—painted shawl; )[iss T. Stafford, wearing royal blue crepe de chine, embroidered.