DANCE AT DIXIELAND.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18547, 22 August 1928, Page 15

DANCE AT DIXIELAND.

Spring flowers and ferns decorated the lounge at Dixieland last evening, and the ballroom was gay with clusters of bright balloons and paper streamers formed a canopy overhead when the Opawa Lawn Tennis Club held their annual dance. The members of the committee were: Misses K. Esson and E. Johnson, Messrs K. White. C. Franklin and H. M. Min* son (secretary). Music for the dancing was supplied by the Bailey-Mars.ton Orchestra. Among those present were:—Mr Menries, president of the club, Mes- < lames George Morgan, S. Winny, F. E. Longdin and G. Oughton, Misses Peggy Gibson. Joan MacKenzie. Gwynneth Owen, Eileen Hunnibell, H. Taylor, C. Wood, R. Francis. Marjorie Beattie, Gwen Dale, Valerie Jones, Nella Mayo, IT Riddell Dorothy Caldow, D. Gluestein, T. Gluestein, Isabel Scott, Dorothy Howarth, Lois Forscutt, Eileen Wickes, Phyllis Esson, Kathleen Esson, Nancy Newton, Mona Devan, R. Atmore, Valmai Sellars, Ena Lister, Joan Gibson, Kathleen Henry, Ivy Butterick, Jessica Scott, P. M’Nish, Estelle Suckling, C. Wren, Edna Johnson, Freda Wickes, A. M lntosh, J. Wallis, E. Gallagher, Irene Graham, Edna Angus, Mavis Woodward, Myra Grennell, Colleen Coffey, Annie O’Connell, H. Austad, L. Foubister R. Simpson, Ynys Owen, Betty White, Winifred Johnson, May Wright, Dorothy Gasson, Vera Gasson, Brenda Wilson, Ailsa Comerford. Marjorie Mounsey and Joyce Blunden.