Prize Night

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1074, 11 September 1930, Page 4

Prize Night

VALLEY BADMINTON CLUB ! HOLDS FIRST ANNUAL FUNCTION MANY VISITORS ATTEND The Alfriston Hall was decorated with a canopy of rainbow streamers and greenery on Tuesday evening, on the occasion of the inaugural ball of the Valley Badminton Club. The large attendance of dancers included visitors from Clevedon, Whitford, Manurewa and surrounding districts. An enjoyable programme of dance numbers was provided by Morrow’s ; Popular Orchestra. Mr. W. S. Moody officiated at the presentation of prizes to Mrs. A. J. Davies, and Mr. J. Plant, winner of the women’s and men’s handicap single ’ competitions respectively. The supper tables were prettily de- I corated with masses of gaily coloured J spring blooms. I Among those present wete:— t Mrs. L>. Mclnnes, Papakura, who wore t powder blue georgette and silver lace; r . Mrs. J. Luke, Clevedon, carmine crepe r de chine; Mrs. Neale, champagne and , sedge green jersey silk frock; Mrs. Ai- : bert Davies, lettuce green lace, worn . over satin carreau; Mrs. J. Muir, un- I 1 relieved black panne velvet; Miss Nettie Bow, wild rose panne velvet with frills of lace; Miss Rita Williams, Weymouth, forest green georgette and apricot em- c bossed georgette coatee; Miss Eileen Me- „ Innes, blush rose lace, worn over satin T carreau; Miss E. Williams, Weymouth, 1 ankle-length frock of orchid taffeta with 1 coatee to match; Miss Dupton, briar rose J embossed georgette; Miss Thelma Kimp- * ton, lettuce green georgette, with over- t dress of tulle, finished with silver trimmings; Miss Marjorie Munro, Clevedon, frock of sea green satin and orchid pink L net; Miss Fitz-Patrick, in a flounced frock of ivory taffeta; Miss Thelma Mul- t lins, Papakura, ankle-length frock of < coral pink tulle; Miss Horan, in lemon ♦ georgette; Miss M. Wedding, old rose T crepe de chine, with trimmings of ivory t lace; Miss Ina Coppins, apricot geor- * gette and handkerchief pointed lace ' frock. j. Miss Hilda Whalen, in ashes of roses crepe de chine, with uneven hemline; , Miss Hilda Nicol, Papakura, lettuce green taffeta and Ting velvet bridge coat to tone; Miss Doris Butler, crocus mauve ( embossed georgette; Miss Nancy Wight, 1 shell pink georgette, with corsage of ] silver lame; Miss M. Muir, frock of un- •, relieved black guipure lace; Miss Tv. Muir, . beige lace and crepe de chine; Miss May 1 Laverty, black georgette with trimmings 1 of silver beads; Miss M. Atchison, duck- ; egg blue silk elise; Miss Walter, frock t of shot taffeta in shades of mauve: Miss i Spragg, cherry crepe tie chine and gold lace; Miss A. Howie, floral georgette; Miss Z. Stephens, foi-est green taffeta 1 worn ankle-length; Miss Hilda Pallister, 1 pillar box red crepe de chine, with uneven hem; Miss M. Dunn, salmon pink ; frock with frilled panels; Miss Jean McCullough, ashes of roses taffeta, worn ankle-length and powder blue wrap; Miss F. Stephens, floral taffeta and lemon frilled net: Miss M. Stephens. blue crepe de chine; Miss E. Luke, Clevedon. nile green georgette, worn over silver lame; Miss Marv Neale, midnight blue taffeta with frilled tulle skirt. DANCE PARTY AT KINGSLAND COMING-OF-AGE CELEBRATED Last Tuesday an evening was given in the St. George’s Hall, Kingsland, by Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Olney, to celebrate the coming-of-age of their daughter Main a. The hall was decorated with gold and orange streamers, with coloured balloons, and dance music was supplied by the Astonians Frisko Goblin Band. The guests were entertained with dancing and competitions. Mrs. Olney received the guests, wearing a figured brown chenille frock and the guest of honour wore pale amber georgette, with a bridge coat of vel de luxe. Among those present were: Mrs. Leathart, in black crepe de chine; Mrs. Hodgkinson, rose beige net; Mrs. Sloman, navy charmeuse; Mrs. Hogg, turquoise moire velvet; Mrs. Vercoe, bottle green satin; Mrs. J. Brun, black jersey silk; Mrs. Berry, senr., cigar satin beaute; Mrs. Berry, junr., beige crepe de chine; Mrs. Relief,-cyclamen raysil; Miss C. Olney, rose taffeta and ray de chine; Miss E. Olney, heliotrope net and satin; Miss Vercoe, nile green crepe de chine; Miss L. Polly, burgundy taffeta; Miss D. Wright, floral rayon; Miss J. Wilson, pa.le pink taffeta and silver lace; Miss MChapman, Chinese red georgette; Miss R. Chapman, fuchsia taffeta; Miss P. Munro, black panne velvet; Miss C. Woolston, ceil blue moire velvet; Miss D. Woolston, red beaded georgette; Miss Berry, cyclamen satin; Miss L. McGregor, pompadour nihon and silver: Miss Z. McGregor, j lavender taffeta; Miss I. Boyle, jade green [ crepe de chine.