OLD PUPILS’ BALL
HAWERA HIGH SCHOOL EVENT.
OLD BOYS AND GIRLS COMBINE.
Three hundred dancers assembled at St. Joseph’s Hall on Wednesday night for the old pupils’ reunion ball. The old pupils’ associations having successfully held like functions for 15 years, the event is always anticipated with much interest.* St. Joseph’s Hall looked its best under its canopy of attractively arranged greens and streamers, with its walls transformed by mirrors. Wills' Melody makers provided the melodies which spell success for the dancers, and supper was provided by a capable and willing committee from the parents’ association, including Mesdames Lester, MeAnerin, Kirkby, Crompton, Woods and Marshall, under the convenership of Mrs. T. C. Hobbs, senr. The old girls’ committee consisted of Miss J. Catchpole and Misses B. Woods, A. Duke, K. Brown, A. McLaren, V. Jones, D. Garnett, B» Foy, N. '’Vhyte, and K. and M. Brown. Suppertime extras were' played by Mr. Ray Wills and Mr. W. Barleyman, and the president of the combined associations, Mr. D. Wills, was the master of ceremonies.
Those present included the wife of the principal, Mrs. John Dash, wearing a neatly fashioned evening robe of tobacco brown lace, with, shoulder spray/ of real flowers,in rust red tones, 1 and.short coat of white fur; Miss J. Catchpole, vicepresident • of the combined associations, wearing poppy red ribbed silk novelty crepe, . .with touches of lame finished hand-made flowers,, and the following committee members being mentioned first: Misses A. McLaren, shell pink fine frilled silk net over fitting taffetas; K. Brown, sunset orange silk velvet, with touches;of pale gold lame; A. Duke, lettuce green chiffon velvet, with flared frills from the . back, waistline; B. Woods, hydrangea blue flowered taffetas with white cape;, V. Jones, white georgette with circlets' of blue velvet flowers at the corsage; D. Garnett, pale rose satin mouseline, with cowled capelet; B. Foy, Adriatic blue flat crepe with white short coat; Mesdames S. Shalders, silver white lame with dashes and girdle of flame silk velvet; F. Lowe, floweped taffetas; A. Clement, black ring velvet; J. F. Lovell, willow green French ribbed marocain; V. Sansom, black georgette with gold motiffed coatee; A. Caimcross, dawn pink crepe suede with silver lame decolette; H. E. Hodder, deep iris purple matelasse, with corn-gold lame yoke; J. Boyd, old gold silk backed satin; Misses T. Ingram, burgundy chiffon velvet; R. Duff, primrose ' taffetas- with touches of eau de nil; O. McAnerin, snowflake silk shirred and frilled net oyer white satin; M. Goldstone, lacquer red chiffon velvet; V. Goldstone, musk yellow velvet and georgette; M. Jennings, Chinese red flounced satin with white cape; D. Murray, buttercup yellow flowered taffetas; M. Adamson, Princess Mary blue silk velvet; D. Glen, orchid pink satin faille; M. McCarthy (Kaponga)/ black 1 and white silk ottoman attractively contrasted; D. Kirkcaldy (Kaponga), geranium red ring velvet; E. Kelsen, 'ivory marietto, ypth bright touches of scarlet; S. Bertie (Kaponga), eau de nil silk cotete.with cream lace yoke; N. Spragg, hyacinth and powder blue patterned satin romance, with sparkling blue epaulettes; A. Lowe (Waitara), commander blue silk lace, with silver sequinned shoulder cape; E. Tulloch, black needle-run lace with sequinstudded bolero; P. Brough (Waitara), black ring velvet, with silver beaded fagottings; J. Easton, black moire taffetas with diamante and white daisy appliques; P. Nowell (Ngaere), black flat crepe with faint touches of dusky pink; M. Carter (Eltham),. green mimosa and black figured taffetas; S. • Nowell (Ngaere), novelty plaid organdie over pale green satin; J. Nicholas,. penstemon pink phantom crepe; V. Lord, hyacinth blue cire satin; G. Dawson, pale green and maise satin; J. Peacock (Eltham), Nile green georgette with velvet and cascading flares from the knee; Y. Walsdorf, pale green hand-embroidered organdie; A. Stewart (Auckland), parchlment crepe satin with black coatee; V. Brown, white taffetas with diamante clasps; I. Prime, mimosa yellow frilled taffetas; J. Campbell (Eltham), eau de nil rosebud embroidered French organdie, with godets'of fine frills; R. Willjams, deep orange French net; R. Phillips (Eltham), forget-me-not blue phantom crepe with touches of silver lame; E. Furborough (Eltham), mary blue floral georgette; P. Johnstone (Eltham), black panne velvet with armlets of white fur; Joan Thomas, apple-green silk ribbed novelty crepe; A. Small, forget-me-not blue ring velvet; P. Brown, pale jade green chiffon velvet; B. Grindrod, black marietto with cowl of silver lame; L. Worrall, malmaison pink silk velvet and silver; R. Beauchamp, black andwhite figured satin; D. Brown, pale azure blue floral voile with organdie frills; V. Findlator, vjeux rose pineapple velvet ensemble; D. Robertson (Okaiawa), pale rose needle-imn ninon voile; L. Hurliman (Normanby), shell pink fine ribbed ottoman crepe; M. Grant, pale rose organdie flowered in deeper tones of rose; M. Pearce, ivory silk lace and frilled georgette; M. McKinnon, novelty plaid taffetas; P. McNiell, prune brown silk lace; R. La Pouple, brick orange and black tunic frock; K. Wolner, flesh pink • windswept satin with white coat; G. Brooks, pale rose organdie; N. Whyte, ivory trained georgette with silver lace patterned lame bodice; O. Hancock, black ring velvet with tartan trimmings in green and white; S. Schwieters, salvia red crepe Wimbledon; J/ Dudding, acquamarine' blue shirred and gored shot taffetas; J. Oliver, black flat crepe with lace-pattemed silver lame bolero yoke; N. Shannon, shrimp pink silk velvet; L.
Cropton, apple green silk maroCain; N. Adams, turquoise blue shirred and* flared taffetas; J. Pickett, silver .lace patterned lame with touches and girdle of flame chiffon velvet; K. Petersen, black broderie anglaise; I. Hodge (Alton), black georgette with autumn tinted flowers in chenille; O. Kay, heath haze mauve patterned suede de soie with girdle, and effects in lacquered black'satin; S. Davy, ivory silk matelasse ribbed in silver lame; M. Brown, salmon pink silk lace and georgette; D. Newland (Eltham), black panne velvet trained gpwn, with linings and effects in steel lame; E. Sl»?r--riff (Marton), black and silver phantom crepe; M. Evans, marsh brown sprigged silk crepe fleurita; D. Good, dawn pink silk ottoman-trained frock; N. Smart, ivory frilled taffetas, with dropped shoulder line; Johnston (Eltham), old rose satin; N. Turnbull, orchid pink windswept satin with dainty button trimmings; E. Parkinson (Waitotara), apricot satin and georgette; J. Johnstone, self plaid lime green georgette; L. Campbell, black panne velvet; Robinson, lace patterned silver lame blouse-top with prune brown?chiffon velvet. - .
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Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1935, Page 10
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