KAIKOHE BALL

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 726, 27 July 1929, Page 22

KAIKOHE BALL

Two Community Halls Gayly Decorated for Annual Golf Dance NIKAUS AND STREAMERS All roads led to Kaik’ohe on Tuesday night last when the Kaikohe Golf Club held its annual ball. r jpHE two community halls were engaged, one for dancing and the other for refreshments. Both were most artistically decorated. The ballroom was gay with streamers in the club colours of blue and gold, arranged in lines from which were suspended uniform lengths of streamers, intermingled with lycopodium. In the corners and stairways were aranged whole nikau palms and the balcony was decorated with lycopodium and nikau fronds, presenting a very rustic appearance.

The supper liall was decorated with nikau and limbs of bush trees, with a magnificent specimen of a nikau in the centre reaching to the ceiling. The fine evening tempted visitors from Whangaroa, Hoklanga, Whangarei and Hobson Counties as well as from all the neighbouring towns. The visitors were received by the chaperones, Mesdames Guerin, Guy, Edwards, Bean and J. H. Orr. The music was supplied by the Kaeo Orchestra, and Messrs. Bean and Heslop were M.C.’s. AMONG THOSE PRESENT Mrs. A. Admore, in black taffeta silk dress, painted crepe de chine shawl; Mrs. K. F. Alcock, who wore wistaria mauve taffeta, silver tissue tunic; Mrs. H. T. Atkinson, pea-green crepe de chine, orchid shawl with sequins; Mrs. V. Atkinson, who chose beige lace over silk; Mrs. Barnard, in black georgette with midnight blue shoulder rose; Mrs. F. W. Bean, in a black taffeta gown with diamente clasp. Mrs. W. Bell, wearing rose marie lace over moonlight taffeta, with scarf to tone; Mrs. 17. H. Blundell, in pale green georgette, silk lace medallion insets; Mrs. Broad, who wore black crepe de chine, net and silver shawl; Mrs. E. Brodie. sea green beaded georgette; Mrs. Collett, pink silk with mauve trimming; Mrs. Connelly, in gold taffeta with flame posy and black velvet wrap. Mrs. \Y. G. Cummings, who chose peach velvet, with iace shawl to tone; Mrs. C. G. Dickeson, in shot taffeta with silver lace; Mrs. A. YV. Edwards, black lace with coral and jet; Mrs. A J. Edwards, who wore green and silver lame tunic, embossed georgette skirt; Mrs. vv. nawaras, in sauuon pink georgette shawl to match; .Mrs. N. A. Ellery iii name ring velvet; Mrs. Gerald Ferguson who chose pink taffeta. PALE GREEN TAFFETA Mrs. J. Finlay son, in pale green taffeta; Mrs. Goodwin, who wofse coloured Chilton; Mrs. Guerin, in mack beaute satin with crystal trimmings; Mrs. F. Guy, wearing mauve georgette, orange suawl; Mrs.

A. C. lungs ton, in black silk lace and gold emoroiaered shawl; Mrs. Harold A xiesiop, who wore cnerry georgette; Mrs*, jepheoate, in • black embossed georgette. Mrs. G. E. ivilien, who chose a primrose georgette irock; Mrs. A. P. Leigh in shell pink georgette; Mrs. Leaity, in deep mauve crepe de chine, with silver lace shawl; Mrs. Milne, saxe blue satin beaute, diamente buckie; Mrs. Morpeth, apricot ring velvet with silver tissue shoulder panel and eastern shawl; Mrs. Mourm. in black lace.

Mrs. L. Murdoch, wearing amethyst blue velvet; Mrs. Boyd MacGregor, in |a black sequin Irock; Mrs. H. L. xVxcGregor, wearing black satin, black shawl; Mrs. J. It. McKenzie, who wore a black lace gown and peacock blue shawl; Mrs. D. it. Mac Lean, in silver lame, with a posy of scarlet poppies on the shoulder, Chinese shawl; Mrs. J. H. Orr, wearing duchess blue charmeline; Mrs. F. W. Orr, iii black georgette with crystal trimming.

Mrs. W. A. Parrott, who had on rose georgette with silver beaded trimming; Mrs. Pausina, in black silk lace, diamente girdle; Mrs. Purdy, black georgette, gold inset panels; Mrs. Sowman, powder blue cnilfon and silver lace; Mrs. Voelcker, blue shot taffeta, silver lace; Mrs. R. Watson, black beaded georgette and chiffon, velvet wrap; Mrs. Webster, in blue crepe de chine, black Spanish shawl; Mrs. Worthington, vieux rose crepe de chine, black silk coat. A BEADED GOWN ' Mrs. A. TI. Wright, in a beaded mastic crepe ue enme gown with ivory silk snawi; Mrs. a. Yvyuct, m cherry geor--oeu.e Wiui panels oi satin beaute; miss joiumieil, in primrose oureta alia tunc; miss rt. Bramiey, sea green georgette anu ouVcl iace anu. uiucn simwi; miss E. uroaa, cream satin beaute, inainenie dimming; miss joremer, wnu cnose jacie crepe ue enme, cream iace aim apricot ouawi; miss g. Oleary, in apricot oeaueu georgette. Miss uawson, who wore shrimp georgette anu nanu-emoroiaerea paie green suawl; miss G. JL/umop, uiue satin beaute, snver anu uiameute trimmings, with snawi to maicu; miss j. duiuop, pink satin beaute, with rauium iace and uianieute; miss j. Foster, mack oeadeu georgette, scanet snawi; miss iv. George; vvno wore iriileu biue snot taifeta witn uneven hem; miss uoouwin, in oriental georgexte with night biue iace flounce; miss M. Grant, maize georgette, ivory suawl; Miss coral georgette witn peacn shawi. Miss YV. Harrison, who chose phlox pink georgette, flared skirt witn uneven nem, witn large snver Lulle bow ana cnamente clasp, Miss A. Hows, in a

cnerry satin irock, Spanish snawi; Miss u. Jamieson, sunset crepe de cnine, snver nanu-painted Spanish snawi; miss E. Jecentho, salmon taifeta and georgette; Miss J. jecentho, dawn shot taifeta and gold lace; Miss L. Jepheoate, in powder mue georgette; Miss E. Jepheoate, green trifled georgette; Miss N. Kent, who wore sea green snot taifela, apricot shawl. SILVER LAME AND LACE FROCK Miss D. Leaity, in silver lame and silver lace over.ivory georgette, ivory Spanish shawl; Miss Mogtoro, cyclamen satin with uneven nera, silver snouiaer spray, wrap to tone; Miss B. Murray, pale coral georgette, black georgette overdress; Miss MCAuiay, pink - georgette, pale gold shawl; Miss Boyd MacGregor, ivory georgette, pearl trimming, iemon shawl; Miss B. Mclntosh, appie green georgette, shell pink shawl; Miss J. Mclntosh, blue taffeta, diamente trimming; Miss Mackereth, cyclamen panne velvet, ruby velvet cloak.

Miss Ivy Nelson, who wore ravenswing blue chifton; Miss F. Potter, in black georgette, inset panels of lace; Miss Pausina, yellow silk beaute, brussels lace, corai and pink Spanish shawl; Miss Penny, in red lace over gold tissue, green cloak; Miss A. Piggot, sea green chenille georgette; Miss Edna Rose, in shell pink trilled taffeta, deep cream lace shawl; Miss M. Rose, who wore petunia fringed satin, sequin trimming; Miss Routley, pink georgette chenille; Miss P. Squire, buttercup georgette, flounced with net overdress, flame shawl, Miss Stevenson, shell pink crep«* de chine; Miss P. "Watson, delphinium shot taffeta with bouffant panels; Miss Worthington, black chiffon velvet: Miss M. White, who wore apple green bilk and beige iace.