DANCE AT BELMONT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 842, 10 December 1929, Page 4

DANCE AT BELMONT

FOR CHURCH BAZAAR FUNDS SUCCESSFUL EVENING j The women of the Eversleigh Roai area of St. Michael’s Parish, Belmont, | organised a successful dance, which | was held at the Parish Jlall last evening. The proceeds are for the benefit of the funds for the bazaar to be held I.about Easter o£ next year. I All the latest and most popular ! dance numbers were played by Dowle’s Jazz Band. Among those present were; Mrs. K. E. Mills, who wore shell pirk net lace over satin beaute; Mrs. H. jj Hall, cream embroidered taffeta; Mrs*. A. Hounsell. flame chenille gwergett* frock with silver lat e sleeves; Mrs. G. K. Harland, mauve figured georgette; jjh* Rato AVildon, flame ring velvet; Miss Etta Mills, tangerine floral georgette* Miss N. Furcell, delphinium blue crepe de thine; Miss M. Baldock, green floral georgette; Miss Grace IMggot, lemon crepe de chine; Miss l na Herrte, sliver tissue and lace; Mrs. T. E. Dixon, black crepe de chine with silver lace panels; Miss D. Langridge, eau-de-nil taffeta ar-l cream net; Miss H. Hewitt, be tty blue georgette; Miss Beryl Sinclair, ivory uinon; Miss Elsa Mills, shell pink flor.il georgette; Miss Gloria Tucker, forge:* me-not blue silk taffeta; Miss A. Smith, ivory crepe de chine; Miss Opal Sinclair, lemon taffeta with shoulder streamers; Miss Olive Creamer, apricotrfdlk georgette with silver lame corsage; Miss E. Forrest. figured georgette; Miss P. Forrest, mauve crepe de chine; Miss V. Blackwell. salmon pink satin, with reliefs of brilliants; Miss Inez Tucker, pastel pink satin with shoulder spray; Mrs. Piggot, black crepe de chine; Miss P, Watters, coral pink satin; Miss Wild a Masters, moonlight blue georgette; Miss Vera Smith, ivory crepe de chine. | ROWING CLUB DANCE HAPPY NORTH SHORE FUNCTION FUNDS FOR BOATS The North Shore Rowing Club held its final dance of the season last evening in the Parish Hall, Devonport. Flannels were the order of the day, and a crowded floor greeted the social committee. The usual extras of balloons, changing lights and novelty dances were provided. The social committee of the club has had very great success in its plans to raise money to equip the club members, with new boats, and the Shore Club can now boast of having one of the finest clubs about Auckland. Mesdames Seager, Sharp, Farquliarson, Butland and Misses Porter, Tatton and Norris have been mainly responsible for the sustained efforts, extending over two years, that have been made by the social committee. Among those present were: Mrs. T. Bentley. Miss C. Clark, Mrs. Hine, Miss F. Latta, Miss C. Jalfon, Miss C. Baker, Miss R. Quirke, Miss N. Waterhouse, Miss R. Wharton, Miss W. O’Connor, Miss M. Jones. Miss Iv. Guezelier, Miss K. Morris, Miss G. Pickett, Miss E. Barrett, Miss D. Greaves, Miss W. Hughes, Miss N. Griffin, Miss C. Mariano, Miss I. Briggs, Miss L. Stackhouse, Mis* T. Dingati, Miss B. Foster, Miss Powell, Miss Walton, Miss O. James, Miss E. Codlin, Miss Evelyn Bentley, Miss Billie McGregor, Miss F. Bentley, Miss B. Bowen, Miss Billie Bowen, Miss Dot Hine, Miss E. Busch, Mrs. Anderson, Miss R. Neighbour, Miss F. Cassidy, Miss Eliza Jones, Miss M. E. MacGregor, Mis* G. Lord, Miss Linkhorn, Miss A. Harrison, Miss L. Cooksey, Miss J. Cooksey, Miss Hadden, Miss M. McDougall. Mis* D’Authreau, Miss IT. Gardiner, Miss B. Beere, Miss E. Naughton, Miss M Wood, Miss K. Johnstone, Miss N. Wyuyard, Miss M. Wright, Miss R. Norris. CAMBRIDGE PARTIES GIFT AFTERNOON FOR ' BRIDE-ELECT BRIGHT CARD EVENING On Friday afternoon Miss E. Gar* land, who is shortly to be married, was the guest of honour at a very bright gift party given by Miss A, Nelson. Games, competitions and afternoon tea passed the afternoon very quickly. Miss Garland received many pretty and useful presents. The other women present were Mrs* Nelson, Mrs. Garland, Mrs. B. Nelson, Mrs. Max Garland, Mrs. R. Horns, Airs. Otway, Airs. Williams, Miss «T, Veale, Aliss T. Garland, Miss M. Short, Miss H. Crowther, Aliss J. Hulme, Aliss A. Nolan, Aliss E. Robinson, Aliss R. Souter, Aliss AI. Souter, Aliss J* Thompson, Aliss J. Clemow, Aliss M* Collis, Miss J. Couper, Miss B. Crow* ther. On Wednesday evening Aliss J. Clemow gave a very pretty party at her home, Monavale. The drawingroom was delightfully decorated with masses of irises and gaillardlas. The dining-room where supper was enjoyed was gay with pink fairy bells and aquilegias. Mrs. Clemow was wearing a handsome frock of black georgette and silver. Aliss Clemow was in a black embroidered georgette frock. The guests were:—Airs. Pat Armstrong. Aliss Garland, Aliss G. Neely. Aliss Shirley, Aliss Gorry, Aliss E. Jackson, Aliss S. AlcCarroll, Miss Short, Aliss E. Garland, Aliss A. Nelson, Miss E. Robinson, Aliss Dallimore, Aliss Frost, Aliss S. Newlands (Hamilton), Miss J. Veale, Aliss Armstrong; Alessrs. Souter, J. Clemow, B* Clemow, W. Clemow, R. Newlands, Wytheron, Fisher, Wretson, P. Armstrong, H. Neely, W. Robinson. The bridge prizes were won by Mrs* Pat Armstrong and Mr. Newlands. HIGH SCHOOL DANCE BRIGHT COSTUME GATHERING AT ROTORUA The annual fancy dress ball arranged by pupils of the Rotorua District High School was held in the new Alajestic Ball Room and proved a huge success. The costumes worn were of a very varied nature. Tb« Shalfoon Melody Boys supplied excellent music. The judges difficulty in awarding the prizes for the fancy costumes and eventually announced the best girl to be Winifred Daloraore, as Victorian Period; best boy, R. Dawson, “Zulu”; most original girl, Joan Basely, Fountain Pen; most original boy, R» Brooker, Roman Gladiator; tiny tots, best girl, Betty Keane, Dutch Lady.• After an excellent supper aupplte* by parents of the pupils, th€; young folk vacated the floor in favour of theif elders, and dancing was carried on to the early hours of the morning. A Alonte Carlo dance was won by Aliss J. Wallace and Air. AI. Isdale. Air. P. Webb proved an efficient Af.C*