STUDIO DANCE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18538, 11 August 1928, Page 8

STUDIO DANCE.

At the Peters Gray School last night Miss Mulvany Gray and Miss Emery entertained the senior boys of Christ’s College and their friends. The studio was decorated with spring flowers and foliage and the supper room with Japanese primulas. Miss Mulvany Gray wore a frock of oyster georgette embroidered in Bulgarian colours and gold and Mis 3 Emery a beautiful lime green georgette with gracefully arranged fringe. An interesting feature of the evening was a short exhibition of the Yale Blues by two of the college boys, Brinkman and Read, win ners of the class competition held by Miss Emery. Those present included:—Mr and Mrs Mon tea th, Mesdames Reece, Buchanan Mulligan, F. Scott, W. Clark, Misses E Colt-Williams, Scota Steward, G. Maxing, P. Kitto, G. Acton-Adams, M. Clark, H. Longton, E. Morris, N. Smithson, N. Seabrook, B. Bayley, F. Cooper, C. Woods, M. Tingey, B. Tipping, M. Irwin, D. and P. Hutchinson, Jill Barker, S. Atkinson, J. Hart, V. Dawson, N. Morten, P. Fowler, D. Mulligan, P. Price, M. Alexander, J. Gardner, M. Mac Gibbon, K. Trent, M Evans, N. Shand, S. and J. Tenneut, Messrs Solomon, West, Loughnan, Gardner, Williams, Scott, Acland, R. Clark, Reece, M. Clark, Buchanan, Symes, L. H. Williams, Hilgendorf. Hemp ton, P. and M. LeCren, Brinkman, Richardson, Ely, Mulligan, Rolleston, Unwin, Maling, Reading, Aitken, Sherriff, Moreton, Acton-Adams, Gunn, van Dadolszen, Kerr, Hewlitt, Moreton, Corfe, Bond, and Moore.