Concert and Dance

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 759, 4 September 1929, Page 4

Concert and Dance

MOUNT WELLINGTON RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB ORGANISES SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION MANY VISITORS ATTEND j The annual social of the Mount j Wellington Rugby League Football j Club was held last evening in the j Public Plall, Otahuhu, and was largely j attended. The social took the form of a con- | cert and dance, and was very success- j ful. Supper was seined in the dining j room, which was decorated by the l women’s committee, Alesdames R. AY. ; Rugg, J. Brown, G. Bentley, E. Pitman, j R. AVhale, AY. Jameson and L. AVilsop. ; Concert items were given by Alor- I | row’s Orchestra, Messrs. P. Evans, J. i Calvert, F. Baker, Rex Yates and I Alisses Doris Alesser and Smithson, to ;an appreciative audience. The music of Alorrovv's Orchestra ! was much enjoyed by the dancers. The | competitive items, ’ Spot Dance” and “Alonte Carlo” were won by Mr. and Airs. Marcroft and Aliss Prior and Air. Hart, respectively. Visitors included:—Air. and Airs. J. B. and Aliss Paterson. Air. and Airs. AY. Casey, Air. E. and Aliss Phelan, Air. and Airs. J. Gillies, Mr. and Airs. AY. IL Ball, Air. and Airs. Lambert. Air. and Mrs. F. Baker, Air. and Airs. P. Evans, Air. X. AValters and Air. Cairns. Among those present were: Airs. 11. Rugg, wearing lemon satin beaute and golci lace; Airs. J. 13. Paterson, in black georgette; Miss AX. Paterson, black silk; Airs. AY. Casey, navy blue georgette with pink relief; Aliss Kay Phelan, in mauve crepe de chine with dianiente trimming; . Alls. AVills, turquoise crepe de chine; Airs. Gillies, printed crepe de chine; Airs. Flood, black embossed georgette -with dianiente; Aliss D. Alesser, wearing powder blue silk with lace overskirt; Airs. Alorrow, who wore a black lace gown; Ali-s. Pitman, in black velvet, with lace overskirt of uneven, hem; Airs. AY. H. Jameson, who had on a frock of black ninon with uneven hern of floral lame; Airs. J. Brown, in unrelieved rose crepe dc chine; Aliss Thelma Drown, bois de rose crepe de chine; Airs. Bentley, black net over gold. Airs. F. Baker, flame ring velvet and gold lace; Airs. P. Evans, navy georgette; Mrs. Marshall, wearing a georgette and lace frock; Airs. Lambert, black crepe de soie with lace overdress; Airs. French, shell pink embossed crepe de chine: Airs. Aiadigan, in navy blue silk; Airs. W. Arnold , mist blue georgette; Airs. G. Haggie, black ring velvet; Airs. AWAioAnulty, nile green embroidered eharmeuse; Aliss S. Gillard, black crepe de chine with uneven hemline; Aliss E. Smithson, powder blue crepe de chine; Aliss A. Campbell, silver tissue and coral georgette; Aliss Z. AValsh, apple green georgette with apricot medallions. Mrs. H. Whittle, who wore fawn mar* iette with silver; Aliss AVhittle, shell pink georgette with lace overskirt; Airs. R. J Haggie, ivory crepe de chine; Aliss AI. Doolan, black sequined georgette; Aliss A. AYillis, pastel pink crepe de chine and flower to tone; Aliss A. Walsh, shot taffeta with uneven hemline; Aliss AI. Whale, rose silk georgette; Afiss Bradley, sunset pink satin with shoulder posy; Airs. Frost, unrelieved black satin; Mrs. Seagar (Taihape), boi de lose crepe de chine; Airs. Hillyard, in kingfisher blue silk with floral relief. Aliss Damon, wearing beige crepe de chine; Airs. F. J. Lynch, apple green crepe de chine; Miss N. Prior, lemon frilled taffeta; Aliss I. .King, moss rose taffeta; Aliss L. King,• ciel blue taffeta; Aliss Wignall, white crepe de chine; Aliss AI. AVren, black taffeta with uneven hemline; Aliss Freeman, alice blue crepe de chine and fawn lace; Aliss Garrie, russet brown silk; Aliss S. Bennett, shell pink georgette. Aliss A. Adams, blush pink crepe de chine and shawl; Aliss D. Baker, jade green georgette; Aliss P. Walker, ivory embroidered crepe de chine; Miss E. Walker, powder blue taffeta and silver; Aliss A'. Baker, ankle length frock of citron green georgette; Aliss AI. Alourant, wearing flame satin; Aliss Lucille ATourant, in silver lame and blue tulle; Aliss G. Kevfiy, cameo pink crepe de chine with posy to tone; Aliss G. Handisides, sea green georgette and bodice of silver lame; Aliss Grace Thrift, black satin with rose taffeta; Aliss Redward, black ring velvet; Airs. Absolum, wearing cerise and grey embossed, chenille; Airs. Boyd, in lavender crepe de chine; Aliss AI. Campbell, salmon pink satin; Airs. Read, peach and mauve rayon silk; Aliss R. Campbell, peacock green satin and georgette; Airs. R. Jones, floral crepe de chine; Aliss Cornelius, duchess pink with silver; Airs. Alarcroft, white georgette with Chantilly lace overdress; Aliss AI. Rugg, rose taffeta; Aliss ATorrison, mauve georgette and silver lace; Aliss I. Rugg, pale beige lace; Aliss N. Bow, delphinium blue georgette; Airs. T. Wignall, navy blue geoi'gette. SOCIAL GATHERING i SEDDON MEMORIAL COLLEGE STUDENTS GREEN AND GOLD DECORATIONS Green and gold, the school colours, decorated the assembly hail of the Seddon Memorial College last evening, when past students held a social party. Aliss A. Clarke, Mr. Dan Flood, and ■ Mi*. Tyle.r-Davies contributed musical items, and there were various competitions and amusing games to while away a jolly time. Air. E. James was president of the committee, and associated with him were Air. McKain, Air. Porteous, Airs. Oliver, and Aliss Roberts. Among those present were:—Miss Hazel Roberts, in a dainty frock of tangerine eharmeuse; Aliss Joan Booth, who wore silver lace over leaf green crepe de chine; Miss AI. Stonex, in shell pink and silver lame; Aliss Inglis, in flame georgette; Aliss Rhodes, who wore hyacinth blue lace mounted on eharmeuse; Aliss Lottie Vickery, whose frock was ivory brocaded satin; Aliss S. Ashby, wore a floral ninon frock, in daffodil tones; Aliss Alorley’s frock was ivory crepe de soie; Miss N. Johnson had on a ruby toned crepe de soio frock; Aliss Cummings wore patterned ninon in tones of apple green; Aliss Taylor had on gold lame and salmon pink taffeta; Aliss A. Clarke's frock was vermilion red velvet; Aliss Tomlinson wore black, with appliques in crimson roses; Aliss Whiteside’s frock of cornflower blue crepe de chine was relieved with ecru lace; Aliss Bushell was in hyacinth blue; Aliss Graham was frocked in delicately toned pink ninon; Aliss Patterson was in blush pink georgette, with touches of lace. BIRKENHEAD CARNIVAL i WHIST DRIVE FOR BUSINESS QUEEN A very successful whist drive and j dance was held in the R.A.0.8. Hall, j Birkenhead, last evening, in the inter- ■ ests of the Business Queen, Miss Utting. 1 Mrs. Paltridgo was the winner of ! the women’s first prize, Airs. Jull sec- ! ond and Airs. Taylor was awarded the ! prize for the lucky number. Mr. Tot- ! hill won the men’s prize, Mr. Jull was ! second and Air. Salt was winner of the j lucky number. FABIAN SOCIETY j LECTURE ON “UNEMPLOYMENT” • There was a large attendance at the j Fabian Society for the usual weekly j meeting last Saturday, when an excellent lecture was given by Mr. Alartin on “Unemployment.” The speaker j viewed the problem from psychological, | sociological, and historical viewpoints. • Mrs. Victor Macky was in the chair, [and a good debate followed.