THE SOCIAL ROUND.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 9 October 1926, Page 3

THE SOCIAL ROUND.

SAVAGE CLUB BALL. The South Canterbury Savage Club held their annual ball on Tuesday night in the Bay Pavilion, which was beautifully decorated to represent a snowstorm in a Alaori pah, the effect being most charming. In addition there were nvriads of streamers in shades of blue a lid gold suspended from the ceiling, and oeftly shaded lights. The supper | room and tables were artistically ar-l ranged with narcissi, copper beech, and Japanese apple blossom. Among those present were: —Airs H. Harris, black marocafn; Airs Jenkins, black taffetas: Mrs Wagstaff, lemon satin and gold lace; Airs A. E. Lawrence, midnight-blue crepe marocain and heavy coffee coloured guipure lace; Mrs J. Lee, black georgette with gold sequins; Mrs H. Thompson, flame coloured georgette embossed in chenille of a deeper shade; Mrs Neil Barker, primrose georgette beaded in gold; Mrs J. Palliser, saxe blue satin and radium lace. Mrs McClelland, black and orange georgette with oriental embroidery; Mrs Cl. Christophers, atpphire blue panne velvet; Mrs K. Harold, saxe blue georgette and gold lace; Mrs Murdoch, smoke blue georgette beaded in crystal; Mrs M. Henderson, black georgette heavily beaded in silver; Mrs H. J. Washer, apricot georgette beaded in silver; Mrs It. Holclgate, cyclamen pink georgette beaded in crystal; Airs j Bourne, mauve crepe do chine beaded in crystal ; Airs Purdom, cornflower blue crepe tie chine; Airs AAotherspoon, apricot crepe do chine beaded in bronze and gold; Airs Stanley^l raser, apricot georgette; Airs J. F. K. Jamieson, jet beaded black georgette: Airs H. Lloyd, black panne velvet; Airs Ensor, silver lace and peacock blue georgette; Mrs O’Rourke, gold satin marocain; Mrs Cecil Wood, coral pink georgette beaded with crystal ami jet; Aliss AI. AlcKeown, pink corded silk with crystal beaded motifs; Aliss W. Bowie, mauve and silver lace flared frock; Aliss E. LeCren, black georgette and lace; Aliss M. Parker, grey georgette with touches j of coral pink; Aliss Al. Graham, black georgette; Aliss I. Davidson, cyclamen pink bended georgette; Aliss: McKenzie, apricot georgette; Aliss O Meeghan, palest pink georgette, with pastel tinted beaded flowers; Aliss R. Ihomson, white georgette ; Aliss _ Christmas, coral pink georgette with iiem of grey fur;. Aliss Sutherland, blue and gold shot satin with flares of gold lace ; Aliss Pringle pale pink ninon with yoke or silver lace; Aliss T. Sutherland petunia floral georgette; Aliss 0. Wood,.coffee coloured flared lace frock over old gold; Aliss L. Thomson, ivory chnrmeuso and silver lace: Aliss Callahan, japonicageorgette and silver guipure lace; Aliss Callahan, flame colour<M georgette; Miss E. Eaton, pastel tinted embroidered silver lace frock; Miss M. Lattimoro, pale blue satin and lace; Aliss IV. Davidson, yellow satin and gold lace; Miss Al. Russell, silver sequin ned net frock ; Aliss Lee, champagne taffetas; AUss V Alatlier, pale pink taffeta,petal frock; Aliss Crerar, figured georgette; Aliss Jowsey, pale pink georgette, beaded silver; Aliss Crowley, white-crepe de chine, with printed border of red roses: Aliss Crowley, eau.de ml floral georgette over green satm; Aliss McLeod, mauve crepe de chine; Miss Isaac, pink georgette, beaded in crys tal; Aliss Isaac, turquoise blue satin marocain with flares of georgette to match; Aliss J. White, champagne coloured chenille embossed georgette, Aliss lv Young, mauve figured muon; Aliss Alctson, foxglove pnik beaded in crystal. Great Chief L. BiuUl, Ex-Great Chiefs Wotlierspoon, _ RHoldgate, Braves; H. J. AA asher, F. Evan; AY’arriors, H. Tribe, A. Ij. Gee, L." Bruce, H. Harris, R. Jenkins, L. J. AV ill! am son, Griffiths, Savages, J. Palliser, H. Harris, Alemwotkqr, Purdon, Anderson, Lamb, M. fe. Henderson AVagstaff. McClelland, Bourne, Murdoch, J. E. K. Jamieson, Crowe, F. Carlton, Allport, Ensor, Kiddgy, Bowron, Alcßae, Cumimng, Bcatson, O. Hutchison, Messrs Brady, 01 l ne 'J. y (Auckland), AI. Donaldson, B Baxter, C. Thomson, Beckman, Sherratt, H. Lloyd, Cm-nc, C. AYo^, G. Christophers, H. Elmslio, E. EUo ; tliv, N. Leslie. G. Grant S. Cierai, Kingdom F. Harold, A. E. Lawience, J Lee, J. Fcrrier, H. Thompson, Ritchie, E. Campbell, Grover, P.Lamb, Fairbrother. C. Jones Sinclair, A. Jones, McKeown. E. Beekingham, N. Barker, and Dr Stanley Frasei.

BALL AT RANGITATA. The annual benedicts’ ball at Rangitata was held in the Soldiers’ Memorial Hall, on Friday evening. Despite the inclement weather, there was a large attendance. The hall way beautifully decorated with blue and gold streamers, and a large bell was suspended from the roof in the centre ol the hall. The walls were i%steiully decoiated with greenery, cabbage trees, and spring (lowers. Mr D. G. Cam (chairman), and Mr J. J. O’ltcgan (secretary), with the help of an energetic committee, worked most assiduously to ensure a good evening’s enjoyment for all those who had accepted the. invitation to bo present that evening. Extras were played by Mrs Metcalfe, Misses K. O’Brien and D. Metcalfe,. Mr I). MeNnb, efficiently carried out the duties of M.C. Mr and Mrs J. J. O’Regan led the grand march. A lucky spot waltz was won by Miss Good and Mr S. G roen, and a balloon waltz by Mr a lid Miss O'Brien. Among those present were: Mrs J. O'Regan, seagreen marocain; Mrs W. Ellery, striped l'uji; Mns Hearn, black brocaded crepe de chcne, crystal trimming; Mrs Kelland, white’silk jumper and grey jersey skirt; Mrs F. C. Bedford, sky blue georgette ; Mrs C. H. Moss, navy blue satin; Mrs L. Holland (Ashburton), lavender frock; Mrs Sugrue, cream fnji silk; Mrs E. Wood (Geraldino), black velvet; Mrs G. Edgar, apricot figured art silk marocain ; Mns Quinlan, black satin: Mm Smbdi, brown frock ; Mrs Ruddle, peacock blue satin marocain; Mrs TT. J. Brenton (Orari), navy blue silk shantung; Miss W. Snell, black velvet, red trimmings; Miss R. Walker, lemon crepe de diene, rucked panels; Miss N. Hearn, pale blue rayon; Miss A. Metcalfe, cream georgette, ribbon trimming; Miss D. Metcalfe, blue satin, rosebud trimming; Miss Ruth Kelland, jap silk, with black trimmings; Miss K. O’Brien (Waimate), rose crepe de chene; Miss Rita. Marshall, salmon pink silk marocain; Miss Muriel Marshall, shot silk, trimmed with apricot streamers; Miss D. Keepsone (Christchurch), pink marocain, silk overdress; Miss Quantock (BeTlield). salmon georgette; Miss E. Good (’Ealing), figured voile: Miss M. Payne fOrari), pink embossed marocain : Miss Jean Cain, pale blue brocaded art silk; Miss L. Cain, kingfisher satin; Miss E. Briorson (Oamaru), red satin; Miss J.-Smith, shot satin; Miss R., Brenton (Orari) black satin, gold lace overdress ; Miss Madge Brenton (Orari) cream ninon over silk; Miss B. Markham, gold eeorgette and point lace: Miss F. Thompson, bine crepe de chene: Miss M. Fraser, salmon georgette; Miss A.

Kvle, pink marocain ; Aliss Doreen O’Shea, green silk crepe de chcne. Messrs J. J. Regan. D. J. Cain. D. AlcNab, A. Atiihan, S. Reid. C. H. Moss, AY. Coulter, G. Coulter, J. Snell, G. Edgor. F. C. Bedford. AY. Ellery. F. Holland, G. Aletealfe, M. Aletcalfe, AY 7 . Quantoek, J. Stack, H. .T. Brcnton, D. Sugrue, L. Ruddle, G. Mar,shall, A T . McCann, E. Alos.s, C. McDonald. C. Groves, AT. Snell, .T. O’Brien, J. McOombo. R. Good, K. Alc-Nnb, C. AlcNab, AI. Alurpliy, K. AlcClelland. S. Green. Y r . Palmer,. F. Prouting, AY r . South. R. Cornelius AY. Buck, J. Harold, F. Ellorv. J. ’ TT. Paterson. 0. F. Cain, J. McDonald. AA 7 . Ham's. F. O'Brien. AI. Malian. P. Scott, S. Cain. F. Afoss. P. and J. O’Regan and C. Kelland. BALL AT ORARI.

The Coronation Hall, Orari, presented an animated and picturesque scene on Tuesday night, on the occasion of the annual ball of the Ladies’ Hockey Club. There was a large attendance. The hall was artistically decorated with purple and gold streamers, whic-li were drawn up in the centre to form a canopy. Greenery and cabbage trees relieved the bareness of the walls, the effects being greatly enhanced b.v a string of coloured electric lights. The .stage vns tastefully decorated with greenery and spring flowers, interspersed with the club’s colours. Aliss E. Blissett. (captain), and Aliss Rita Austin (secretnry), with the help of an energetic committee, worked untiringly to make the function a success, speciarattention having been paid to preparing the fio°v. Extras were played by Alisses E. Brio it. R. Brenton. and R. ‘Blissett. Ales'srs I*. Priddle and A. Ahickie made efficient Al. C’s. Mr A. Brvant and Miss IE Austin led the grand march. During the evening, Mr A. Stead (president of the South Cnnterburv Hoekey Association) presented the competition cup, and the six-a-sido cup, won by the club during the past season, to Aliss E. Rlissett, club captain. Air Stead said the club had a Vna?* 10 - rec ' ol 'fl- Since its inception in fff2d, it had held the cup every year, and during the course of the four years had never been beaten. He also congratulated them on winning the Geraldine Sub-Association Cup, (Applause.'' All- AA 7 . Gow, secretary of the Association, also added his congratulations to the Club for their performances in the past.

i Won do l-son replied on behalf of the Hockey Chib. Ho also thanked those who hnd assisted the Club during the season, especially those who had placed their cars at the Club’s disposal. Among those present were: Mrs ,T. A. Henderson, tomato satin maroon in; Mrs John Henderson, senr., navy blue Hock; Mrs W. Smith/ lemon jersey silk; Mrs James Henderson, senr. lugger velvet; Mrs A. Stead (Timaru), i ” v l P orgette; Mrs W - H- Pearce, Pjp® » ue cre P e 0 chene, silver lace: Mns M. Markham, sea green georgette; Mrs W. Watson, pale pink georgette; Mrs T. A. Deßenzv, pink net frock; Mrs W. J. Moore; j\irs H. J. Brenton, rose pink silk and Inco; Misses Rita Austin, jade georgette, beaded with silver; Miss E. Blissett tomato crepe do chene, with georgette anmminas, with senrf to match ■ Miss M. Quirke, blue georgette; Miss Annio Quirke, rosewood georgotto; Miss H. Biely, rose georgette; Miss G. South, blaek. chiffon velvet, bead trimmings; tIJ- 86 Blissett, cinnamon marocain • Miss Peggy Gunnion (Temiika) flora georgette; Miss E. McCabe, sea-green ehiffon velvet; Miss G. Walker, red velvet; Muss E. South, blue marocain, rtuliuni lace trimming; Miss 0. Bell cream and mnroon crepe de chene’; velvet E ‘\n alk^ r >„l an .g f, slier blue panne dilo ’nr a*' Hurley, black crepe do thine . Miss Bose Leathern, cerise crepe e chine; Miss Edith Leathern, pink d n sih T r laoe ; R-. south, blue silk and silver lace; Miss o r ' f ’-- I Smith > bl "? velvet; Miss Melba, tf?‘ th ’n P r lk T- tm georgette trimming; Mi&s Dulcie Keeper, orange figured marocain with silver flared pane's; Miss Jessie Henderson, peach coloured crepe de chine; Miss i\oia Wood, pink georgette; Miss B. Ivilloh, black georgette beaded; Miss R. Aker, gold georgette beaded; Miss M. Aker, pink satm; Miss G. Dunn, cinnamon crepe de chine beaded; Miss V. Dunn lettuce green satm; Miss Doreen Smith, rose velvet; Miss R. Brenton, mauve satin rosebud trimmings; Miss E. Brien red velvet gold lace; Miss H. Hewson, green crepe de chine; Miss F. Hewson, scarlet crepe de chine; Miss J. Aker, blue georgette; Miss E. Turley, mauve crepe de chine; Miss I. Tvler (Ashburton) blue velvet; Miss'R. Gregory, powder blue crepe de chine; Miss i<\ Hampton (Timvald), blue chiffon velvet; Messrs Keith Wilson, U. O Neil, N. Roberston, AV. Quirke, A. Bryant, E. McCabe, A. W. Murphy, L. R. O'Neill, W. Watson, B. Pierce, B. Leathern, W. Kellahan, G. Freddy; iv. Keen, H. Cornelius, J. A. Hender?T°r n ’ F' 1>ri<1(lle > T- Bates, Aker (2), L. Mood, C. London, 0. W. Smith, H. Martin, J. C. South, Payne, J. Campbell, N. Brown, D. Weaver, M. Markham, W. Harris, B. Hewson, J. Olsen, E- Shaw, W. Smith, W. E. Cook, Strath .MeK night, J. Pilkiugton, \V. Currie, E. Andrews, D. W. Agnow, W. Anglnnd, J. J. Brett, Fleming, ’ A. Henderson, Charles, A. Maekie, F. Lewis, Stead, W. Gow, B. Brien, A. Brien, W. J. Moore, D. Lamb, W. Young, A. Bvers, C. Rose, C. Davis, 1 1 . Tozer. S. Thompson, A. Binnic, S. Rhodes, B. Mason, F. Johnston, R. Hughes, W* Stone, T. .Murray, P. Murphy, W. Angland r-nd L. Stewart.