HOCKEY DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 749, 23 August 1929, Page 5

HOCKEY DANCE

MANUREWA CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL FUNCTION GOOD ATTENDANCE OF MEMBERS A canopy of multi-coloured streamers made effective decorations at the Manurewa Parish Hall on Alonday evening, when the Manurewa Ladies* Hockey Club entertained a large number of guests at its annual dance. Visitors were present representing a number of neighbouring clubs. The musical programme was in the hands of Miss Marie Darby and Mr. J. Donaldson. Some pleasing extras were played by Miss Kitty Harris. Mr. Arthur Crispe was master of ceremonies. A Monte Carlo competition was won by Mr. Ralph Bennett and partner. Among those present were: Mrs. E. Pegler, wearing a frock of beige crepe de chine and dainty Indian shawl; Miss Molly Adams, who wore black crepe de • chine trimmed with sequins; Miss R. Shepherd, in apple green crepe de chine, with ch'aped skirt; Miss Edna Williams, whose frock was of maize crepe de chine; Miss Marie Darby, frocked in biscuit crepe de chine and silver; Miss J. Harris, who was wearing a frock of mist crepe de chine, with reliefs of old rose; Miss Pat Boscawen, wearing an emerald green ring velvet Crock; Miss W. Wotherspoon, who wore black, with white facings Miss K. Noble, whose frock was of lavender crepe do chine, daintily embroidered; Miss V. Ha 1)1, in a vleux rose crepe de chine; Miss K. Grindrod, frocked in orchid mauve crepe de chine, with trimmings of moonlight tinsel; Miss Kitty Harris, who was wearing a frock of black ring velvet; Miss Z. Pegler, whose frock was of carnation pink crepe de chine and film georgette; Miss P. Mayson, in a moss rose georgette frock and shawl to tone; Miss Iris Palmer, wearing a frock of prunella shot taffeta and silver lace; Miss Jean Smith, who wore vermilion crepe de chine, with diamente; Miss S. Pegler, whose frock was of printemps green frilled georgette, finished with shoulder spray; Miss Gaenor Maxwell, frocked in lichen green patterned crepe de chine; Miss H. Maxwell, who was in beige french lace over sunset satin: Miss A. Gibbs, in salmon pink georgette and lace: Miss S. Beaumont, frocked in flame crepe de chine, with diamente.