Athenians’ Last Revel of Season

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 793, 14 October 1929, Page 4

Athenians’ Last Revel of Season

MUSICAL PROGRAMME 1 HAPPY DANCE EVENING The gay Athenians held their last dance of the season in the Operatic Society’s Hall on Saturday evening, a record number of members and guests being present to enjoy the fun. The host and hostess for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Newdick. AT R. PETER DAWS OX was responsible for the excellent stage setin addition to the music supplied by j the Kit Kat Orchestra, a most enjoy- 1 able musical programme was pro- ; vided, those contributing being Prolessor Kingsland’s Saxophone Quartet, j consisting of Messrs. B. Kings land. A. j Staliford. A. Chambers and C. Rowe. ; Items were given by the Snappy Three, a violin solo by Master Taberner. and a _ baritone solo by Air. Dudley Wrathall. ATiss Nena Scott gave musical monologues. All items were enthusiastically encored. Air. AY. Wright (president) presented Airs. Trask with a set of cut crystal vases in appreciation of her splendid administration of the supper arrangements throughout the season, and Air. Peter Dawson was the recipient of a set of cut crystal wine goblets, in recognition of his valuable service as stage decorator. Airs. Newdick received the .guests in a model frock of black georgette handsomely beaded in black and steel AJrs. AY. Wright was in a frock of blackgeorgette with diamente trimming Airs. Trask wore ivory and black' georgette beaded in silver. Airs. Alex. Franchi was in pink georgette and lace with uneven hem. Airs. P. Franchi had on an apricot crepe de. chine frock with iace ami uneven liem. Airs. L. Curtis wore Quaker grev georgette with flame ring velvet wrap. Airs. Aletzer chose alice blue georgette. Airs. Alunro Emanuel had on a frock of black georgette and diamente

Airs. Tyson wore black crepe de eliine with appliqued flowers in rose and green. Airs. Peruish was in moonlight blue ring velvet. Airs. Arthur Bree was wearing a frock of pink georgette. Atrs. C. Dell had on a pink and silver frock. Airs. Ross wore black georgette beaded j Airs. O. Richardson was in oriental em- ! bossed chenille. BLUSH ROSE GEORGETTE Airs. Gilmour wore blush rose georgette ! with blue taffeta hip bow. Airs. Bridgens wore a lemon georgette frock uneven hem. Airs. Macly was in sunset crepe fleuri j and silver lace. Airs. C. H. Dell had on rose georgette and oriental lame. Airs. J. Bree chose primrose satin and georgette. Airs. Roderic Potter was in rose taffeta and lace, with scalloped hem. Airs. B. Alason chose powdered blue crepe de chine, with diamente trimming. . Airs. H. AYntersfield was in black georgette with diamente trimmings. * Airs. J. T. O’Connor had on a brocaded bodice of ninon and gold tiered skirt. Airs. AY. IT. Turner was in palest pink georgette, diamente trimming, with uneven hemline. Airs. C. A. Jarman chose petal frilled georgette in blush pink shade. Airs. R. Clarke Johnson wore magenta ; georgette with gold lace, and black shawl. Atrs. F. Fawcett was in black embossed georgette with cape. Airs. D. B. Smith had on rose taffeta with silver lace and rose shawl. Airs. R. V. Cooke wore floral ring velvet with sequined bridge coat. Airs. McKinney had on apricot georgette, crystal headed. Airs. Lennox wore moonlight blue and silver lace. Airs. Esam cliose black taffeta with oriental appliques. Mrs. A. E. Saunders was in french net, with silver inlet skirt, ankle-length uneven hemline. Atrs. R. Barnes chose mauve taffeta. Airs. 1.. A. Lincoln, eau de nil georgette, uneven hem. Airs. Keen had on an apple green lace 1 frock. Airs. John Taberner wore cyclamen crepe de chine. Airs. J. B. King was wearing black ring , velvet with uneven hem. Airs. Sam Aleltzer chose eau de nil flowered taffeta with uneven hemline. ; Aliss Laura AValker was in cyclamen . corded moire banded in silver, black embossed shawl. Aliss Ida AValker had chosen flame geor- , gette and gold, blue embroidered shawl. ATiss G. Teasdale wore black georgette : heavily beaded. Aliss R. Perkin wore azure blue geor- ■ gette and scarlet. Aliss B. Seccombe chose apple green georgette and silver. Aliss Wallingford wore a frock of* black georgette and lace. Aliss Alolly Nolan was in pale green 1 georgette with diamente, and black shawl. Aliss Winifred Cooke wore black taffeta and silver lace. Aliss R. King, blue figured ninon with shawl to tone. Aliss Dorothy Wilson chose a sequined frock of rose and silver. IN IVORY GEORGETTE ATiss Dorothy Hempleman was froc-ked in ivory georgette with uneven hemline. Aliss Freda Coyte wore blue and silver georgette. Aliss Daisy AViskes had on apricot ring velvet. Aliss R. Rainey was in a black and silver french gown. ATiss Hazel Rainey wore shell pink georgette and silver lame. Aliss AT. Ross was in shell pink taffeta and silver lace, uneven hemline. Aliss Dorienne Jamieson, period frock of wine satin beaute. Aliss E. Alouat wore black lace and georgette. Aliss Esam was in primrose georgette. ATiss Doris Ashley had on green taffeta with frilled skirt. Aliss Doris Hill wore rainbow tulle with j uneven hem and silver lame bodice. Aliss Dorie Rutland chose cherry and \ gold taffeta with gold lace. Aliss Naomi Copeland had on red georgette with orchid flowers. Aliss-Doris Marmot was in lemon georgette and silver. Miss Iris Blewden was wearing coral pink ring velvet. ATiss Alansfield wore a frock of silver lace. Aliss Kitty AYilliamson was in a frock of black georgette. ATiss Beryl Poulton chose georgette in a blush rose shade. / ‘ ATiss Myrtle Mortensen chose blue geor- ! gette, silver sequin coatee. Aliss Rona Brewer wore lime green brocaded taffeta with uneven hemline. Aliss Vera Fieldes was in turquoise blue georgette. Aliss Ena Almao (AYhangarei) chose rose shaded georgette with uneven hem trimmed with silver. Aliss L. Norgi'ove was frocked in rose taffeta, hand-painted. Aliss L. Alason was wearing ivory georgette and lace. Aliss Alarie Brodie wore black lace and j silver. ATiss E. Rabbidge chose white georgette I with uneven hem. Miss L. Titchmarsh had on white satin j | and silver lace.