Gay Evening at Dixieland

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 963, 5 May 1930, Page 4

Gay Evening at Dixieland

Ca ba re t- by-the-Sea is Popular Saturday Night Rendezvous A host of young dancers, on pleasure bent, journeyed out to Dixieland on Saturday, and - • a- very evening dancing to the enlivening programme of dance numbers dispensed by Mr. .Harry Xeilson and the Dixieland Band. AMONG TPIOSB PRESENT Miss Kathleen Motion’s charming frock Mas of rose and gold lace with flared panels of pale rose chiffon. a Miss Nell Purdom was in sea-foam green tulle, with pointed skirt and finger‘•lP.length coatee of matching satin. Miss Dene Plummer wore a becoming U?cked°corf. r ° nne taffeta nioire with* piuMiss Rita Cornaga had on an uneven length frock of powder blue georgette mounted on flesh pink chiffon. Miss Alfreda Suter -was wearing a gown of ivory lace. Miss B. Suter's frock was of flame taffeta. inset with black net, and was worn with a black net coatee. .Of prettiest larkspur blue, embroidered with silver beads. Mas the chiffon frock "bi f 1 by Miss Violet Bennetto. Miss Betty Buddie had on a pale primrose lace frock. Miss Madeline Gorton wore cedar rose georgette. An ankle-length frilled georgette frock of pale cameo pink was chosen by Miss Janet allace. A bouffant frock of claret coloured tafttta with goid relief was chosen bv Miss I eggy Robertson. Miss Olive Bickcrton wore a flounced frock of Chinese jade moire. Miss Beach Hardie-Neil More a silver lame jacket over her frock of ivory lac-e. Miss Winsome Airey was wearing a black moire taffeta frock with shoulder spray of red flowers. A brocaded metal cloth gown of green and gold tonings with shadow hem of gold lace was worn b3* Miss Mollv Bailev. Miss Dolly Vaile’s frock was ‘of black georgette with pointed draperies. Miss Tweet Maclndoe wore a gown of cloth of silver and pointsettia red georgette. Miss Ailsa Lewis was wearing an ankle-length frock of coral pink satin faille. Miss Edna Gill -was wearing a slimfitting frock of hyacinth blue georgette with tulle hem. Miss Steaht* had on a rose pink velvet and georgette frock. Miss F. Noble was wearing a delphinium Jjlue chiffon gown. Miss Patricia Boscowen's becoming frock was of canton jade satin beaute. Miss Kath Cahill was in a flowered chiffon frock of autumn tones. Miss Dorothy Steele was wearing peach pink ring velvet and tulle, with bouffant frilled skirt of uneven length. A pretty ciel blue taffeta frock embroidered in pink and silver was chosen by Miss Edna Rhodes. Miss Gwen Kingston wore a pastel tinted lace frock with blue hip bow. Miss Gretta Heron’s flowered chiffon frock was in black and deep begonia colours. Miss Marion Phillips was wearing a smart black crepe de soie gown -mith deep decollettage. Miss Eileen Freeman’s frock was of ehartereuse green fft>ral nlnon. Peach pink moire taffeta, with peacock bow, was worn by Miss Phyllis Macindoe. Miss Kathleen Miller wore a frock of black embossed georgette with unevenlength panels. Miss R. Levy. (Melbourne) was In a cameo pink frock banded with blue georgette. Miss Kathleen O’Connor was wearing a slim-fitting black lace frock mounted on chiffon. SPOTTED NET FROCK Miss Edna Craig had on a pretty spotted net frock of green and white. Miss Arthur was wearing a gown of cloth of silver and ivory nlnon. Miss Jean Black chose laurel green moire taffeta. Miss Joyce Rowley's frock was of phlox pink taffeta and georgette. Miss Parsons wore a chenille embossed georgette gown of gentian blue. Miss Sylvia Colson was frocked in briar rose georgette. Miss Fraser's gown of ecru lace was worn over matching satin. Miss Spiers was wearing a saracen red georgette .frock with panels of gold embroidery. Miss R. Johnson was In a gown of wistaria blue flowered iiinon. Miss Joan Bedford wore black ring velvet with gracefully dipping hemline. Miss G. Leatherbarrow had on a smarr black georgette and taffeta frock. Miss Jean Deighton wore Cuban orange taffeta with black relief. Miss Norah Mason had on a frock of palest pink and blue taffeta. Miss Rona Anderson was wearing an absinthe green chenille embossed georgette frock. .. Miss Olga McDuff wore black ring velvet and frilled net with shoulder spray of pink flowers. Miss Ann Pollock was in a black faille frock. Miss B. Humphries had on a pretty frock of cameo pink chenille lace. Miss Rose Anderson’s frock was of black taffeta and tulle. Miss Minna was wearing a flame satin gown, swiss embroidered. AMONG THE DANCERS Mrs. Randall (Canada) was wearing a silk net period frock, with a, white fur wrap. Mrs. Stackman chose ivory georgette and silver lace. Mrs. C. Leonard had on a cloth of gold and gold lace frock with bouffant bow of turquoise taffeta. Mrs. W. Grattan (Melbourne) chose a briar rose frock of chiffon. Mrs. E. Alison wore a spray of orchids on the shoulder of her parchment lace frock. Rose and black figured georgette, the pattern outlined with black beads, fashioned the gown worn by Mrs. J. Kingston. Mrs. Borrie was wearing a smart gown of unrelieved black georgette. Pale buttercup moire taffeta was worn by Mrs. A. Bartley. Mrs. Davis had on a gown of forest green georgette. Nils. F. Wright (Mastorton) was wearing a pretty pink sprigged taffeta gown. Mrs. H. Knight's frock was of deep begonia and floral georgette. MINISTER WELCOMED

YOUNG PEOPLE ARRANGE SOCIAL EVENING

There was a good attendance at a social held in the vestry of the Morrinsville Methodist Church last Wednesday evening, when the Rev. F. Gardner Brown and Mrs. Brown were the guests of the Young People’s Club and the Bible Class. A pleasant evening was spent in games and musical items. Those contributing items were: Mr. and Mrs. Brown, duet; Mr. Jack Osbourne, recitation; Misses A. Thomas, G. Eastwood and L. Best. humorous sketch. Competitions were won by Miss R. Marra and Mrs. Parr. On behalf of the young people of the church Miss Hetherington welcomed the new minister and his wife, and the girls sang a welcome chorus. In responding, Mr. Brown said they were very happy to have an opportunity of working among the young people. He wished the young people to think of himself and Mrs. Brown as their friends at all times.

SUCCESSFUL DANCE

TERRIERS’ FOOTBALL CLUB AT MORRINSVILLE The dance held by the Terriers’ Football Club in the Regent Theatre on Thursday evening proved very successful. A special feature was the excellent music provided by Shalfoon’s Orchestra from Rotorua. The management was in the capable hands of a committee comprising Messrs. A Gsl- - c. Mallett and X. F. Barker ard Mesdames Chapman, Barker. Hooper and Peterson. The supper tables were decorated in black and white, as was also the orchestral platform, which was arranged in the centre of the hall to add a touch of novelty to the scene.