DANCE AT VARSITY

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 739, 12 August 1929, Page 4

DANCE AT VARSITY

STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION HOLDS SUCCESSRJL EVENING PRESENTATION OF “BLUES" A bright and jolly dance was held by the Auckland University College Students’ Association in the Assembly Hall on Saturday evening. The committee responsible comprised Miss R. Walker. Miss Jean Alueller, Aliss Jean Mclntosh. Aliss D. Gilmore, Miss J. AlcCormick, Alessrs. X. Jenkin, R. Aubin, E. East, G. McLeod, W. Platts and R. Smith. Alorgan’s orchestra played up-to-date music thajt expressed the spirit of the dancers. A pleasing interlude during the evening was the presentation of the ’•Blues,” awarded by the Blues Committee for the season. The successful competitors in the respective divisions were as follow: SUCCESSFUL“BLUES” COMPETITORS Athletics.—Alessrs. J. Alien, P. C. Alinns, C. Alorgan, G. G. McLeod. J. S. Watt. Tennis.—A. H. McDonald, A. C. Stedman, J. E. Stedman, Misses E. E. Aliller. M. O. Aiiller, J. B. Mueller. N. W. Whitelaw. Shooting.—K. J. Duncan, M. IT. Russell, G. E. Watt, H. J. Willoughby. Boxing.—G. X. Frear, C. B. Moorhouse. Football.—K. D. Anderson. R. G. Bush, Clark, Edwards, A. H. Goodwin, J. Jenkin, X. C. Jenkin. P. C. Alinns, D. Alackay. G. Robinson, D. G. Stotter.

Men's Hockey.—C. Radcliffe. Women’s Hockey.—Miss C. Clevely, Aliss J. Osborne.

Basketball.—Misses AI. Adams. N. Gallagher. Af. O. Aliller, J. B. Mueller. J. L. Mclntosh.

{ The presentation was made by Mr. I A. K. Turner, president of the asao- • ciation, and Aliss Jean Alueller, a member of the executive, who was wearing a briar pink crepe de chine | frock with side draperies, and skirt of cream guipure lace. -Miss Jean Alclntosh had an orchid ! crepe de chine with touches of gold ! lace. Among those present were: Mrs. A. B. Thompson, in white satin beaute, with jade green shawl: Aliss Olive ! Lloyd, who wore black crepe de chin* with a shawl in oriental tones: Miss L. Rose, whose frock was duchess blue velvet with slanting hem. worn with a scarlet silk shawl; Miss F. Suter. in cherry georgette with handkerchief draperies; Miss Aliller, who wore black mirror velvet; Aliss Peggy Ford, whose black taffeta frock was brightened with * bow in gardenia shade; Miss K. v\ alsh, who wore an olive green shot silk frock and shawl to tone; Miss Vera. Knell, who had on an alice blue taffeta frock made in period style, and relieved with sunset pink; Aliss K. Duncan, who wox*e a rftauve georgette frock relieved with a trail of carnation pink roses. MANY PRETTY GOWNS Aliss Gladys Hayward, who was in turquoise blue crepe de chine, surmounted with a posy of pink roses; Aliss C. East, who chose soft pink tulle ornamented with tiny rosebuds; Aliss Gray Young, who wore a black lace period frock; Miss Jean Foreman, in eggshell blue charmeuse. with shoulder spray of pink rosebuds; Aliss Xancy Whitelaw, in periwinkle blue with frilled skirt, and shoulder posy of japoniea pink; Miss O. L. Hutter, who was frocked in wedgwood blue crepe de chine; Aliss Phyllis Aickin. wearing an opalescent tulle frock in apricot shade, with uneven hem; Miss Mary Graham, in sea green tulle; Aliss Polly Proctor, who had on a picture frock of kingfisher blue chiffon velvet. Aliss Dorothea Alulgan. who was fr shell pink crepe de chine: Aliss » Hensen, whose picture frock was * champagne coloured tulle; Miss Alisor Kell, who wore a mist blue tulle frocF i with gold tissue lace; Miss Kona Kell>. j who was frocked in eau de nil panne j velvet ; Aliss Jean Osborne, who wore a i pastel georgette frock beaded in silver; j Miss D. G. Smythe, in black ring velvet i relieved with silver; Miss Ellice Schnack--5 enberg, wearing burgundv coloured crepe , de sole outlined at th- waist with draped sash; Aliss Boswell, in slate grey crepe i j fleuri with ribbon motifs. Miss M. Gali higher, who had on delphinium blue lace land georgette, with unev.-n hemline; Mis* j Dene Flummfr, who looked distinctive ! in flounced taffeta in oogonia tints.