CANTERBURY ROWING CLUB.
ANNUAL. BALL. Unfortunately, the weather was uupropit«otiß last evening on the occasion of the annual hall of the Canterbury Rowing Club, but those who braved tho elements were amply rewarded, as the ball was in every' nay a most enjoyable one. The decorations were novel, ami singularly appropriate- Overhead was suspended a double-sculler, which has won several races for the club, and at intervals round the walls were grouped crossed sculls surmounted by a rudder, and a club cap. Draperies of scarlet and white —the colours ol' the club—were looped overhead and also draped the walls effectively, baskets of greenery adding a finishing touch. The permanent gallery, used for the purposes of a lounge and a supper room, was decorated. with chrysanthemums in various shades. The music, which was exceptionally good, was supplied by Miss Macdonald’s orchestra. The members of the committee, who so successfully organised 1 he ball, wore - .Messrs r. -T. Stewart, 11. 13. Knight, C. 11. Clemens, S. !*• Godfrey, R. A. Triggs, H. Lawry, W- JVI. Stewart and R. R. O. Spooner (the honorary secretary). The chaperones •were Airs J. I». Evans, who wore black uinon over satin, the corsage being relieved with green and jado embroidery : Airs IT. Ayres, black crepe do chine, worked with white beads iri a scroll design, and Airs N. L. Maobeth, a handsome gown of black jet over rbormeuse. Others present included Miss Edna Fleming, pretty lemon coloured georgette frock, with a satin ceinture enV* broidered in jade beads; Miss Mon.i Bethune, smart lemon coloured taffeta frock, prettily made with tiny frills, edged with jade and gold; Aliss Gladys Falek, buttercup satin frock, with a three-tiered overdress of yellow net, the tiers being edged with opalescent passementerie ; Aliss Constance Bethune. dainty powder-blue georgette frock; Aliss Mabel Crawshaw, deep cream satin frock, veiled wih frilled net and relieved with a pink rose at the corsage; Miss JVI. Marshall, black satin skirt and a corsiet bodice of gold stencilled satin; Aliss Enid Mints, black net frock, xnormtei on silk and relieved with gold; Alisa Fsrae Lamb, dainty white georgette frock over satin, the ceinture being of silver tissue; Miss Dimoncl, ciel blue georgette, embroidered in tiny white, blue and gold crystal beads ; Alias Nancy Beaveu. deep rnauve •'■eorgotte frock, wnbroidered in black and rio-
let motifs; Miss V- AVickea, black silk net frock over charmeu.se, the corsage being of'gold and black brocade; Aliss Martlo. orange coloured char mo use ; Alias Gwitha. Young, dainty pale pink aatiii, draped in pastel shades of mauve, pink and blue: Aliss Louise Stewart, , daffodil coloured frock, relieved with touches of emerald green: Miss Gladys Lorimer, handsome gowU of black net, : the bodice being of cerise velvet; Aliss Amy Fish, uncommon frock of roval , blue taffeta, the skirt being fashioned j with tiny frills from waist to hem, the tunic being embroidered iu gold motifs ; Airs Leslie Donga 11, smart black uet and royal blue velvet frock ; Aliss Greta Wright, smart black and gold frock ; I Airs Guy Farrell, black satin and jet; j Miss P. Clemens, effective, frock of black silk net over a pnmiier frock of crepe de chine, sajiphirc blue velvet and wreaths of red rosebuds forming the trimming; Aliss Muriel Willis, black.net and gold lace, throe-tiered frock relieved ivith scarlet velvet; Miss A. Sims. jade green and gold brocade: Miss N. Arc-hev. TJbertv silk tunic frock over black net; Aliss Dorothv Oriehton. emerald green arid silver tissue ; -Miss A <M-a Smith, turquoise blue chiffon taffeta ; Miss Boatric-e vvithelj. orettv frock .*i black sat in, draped with net ; Mis -: ID ‘ a Palmer, lemon coloured chifiou taffeta . Aliss Bona- ThomjXton, smart bkie and silver panuiered gown; Miss Jessie Bowron, dainty frock of diaphanous silk net, in soft tones of oink. blue -ami mauve; Aliss A era Stewart. apricotcoloured frock : Aliss Horrel! (Rangiora). blue chiffon taffeta draped frock: Aliss D. Lccch. dainty blue accordion-pleated Crock : Afiss Peggy Saunders, emerald green ninon frock over taffeta. I
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16424, 12 May 1921, Page 9
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