Of Interest to Women

Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3237, 24 November 1934, Page 6

Of Interest to Women

(Bg Our Social Reporter)

PERSONAL Miss Win Caley, of Marama Avenue, Epsom, was a visitor to Cambridge during the week. »• * * Mrs W. H. Grove and Miss A. Grove, of Epsom, were recent visitors to the National Hotel. * « Mrs Kcesing, Miss M. Schram, and Mr and Mrs R. Gibson, of E-amuera, wore guests at The National this Ycck. HX-RANGERS' DANCE The ex-Rangers' dance, held in the Leamington Hall on Wednesday even- i ingpwas voted one of the most enjoy- | '.able functions of its kind h6ld f6r j some time, and Guide funds will be i agreeably augmented. Excellent music was supplied by the • Regal Dance Band, extras being kind- | ly supplied by Mrs J. Ross. There j worn a number of novelty dances which | were thoroughly appreciated. The Monte Carlo was won by Mr R. Burton i and Miss L. Sutcliffe; waltzing competition, Mr K. Hawkesby and Miss K. Goodwin; men's waltzing competition, Mr Norman and his "lady" friend, Mr L. Feisst. This event caused much amusement. . The duties of M.C. were excellently carried out by Mr Lane and Mr C. i Thompson. Mr O. Gane, assisted by Mr Johnson, made very efficient doorkeepers. The ladies present included: Mes- ( dames T. Richards, figured marocain; < 0. Gane, black satin beaute; Poarce, < prune satin; E. L. Hardy, navy taffeta; ! H.N.Fr'"eman, brown and orange crepe; ■* Broad, navy marocain; Claude Rae (Tc j ( Awamutu), white silk; J. Ross, floral 1 isDk voile; Guy Richard, green satin; 1 F. Wylde, lime green crinkle crepe;. g

Social 6) Doings, Feminine News and Notes.

The Misses E. Feisst, blue striped voile; Betty Sands, blue floral voile; J. •• Feisst, blue floral voile; F. Clark, green c floral organdie; A. Clcary, apricot flat crepe; H. Cleary, midnight blue marocaine; W. Greonhalgh, white ring vel- '} vet; P. Greenhnlgh, pink velvet and o net; D. Cox, black lace; M. Cox, cerise panne velvet; Beryl Cubis, black windswept'satin; Kathleen Goodwin, green crepe; Joan Hardy, blue organdie. > Misses C. Blackburn, blue and white 5 organdie; L. Blackburn, bottle green velvet; D. Blain, cherry satin beaute; E'leen scarlet suede crepe; Lily Bone, salmon windswept satin; M. Burns, red lace; E. Burns, white floral • taffeta; T. Laurent, ivory and black ) suede crepe; 0.. Holmes, petunia crepe

I faille; Zena Rodgers, blue matalasse: j M. Fletcher (Hamilton), peach souple i satin; H. Dallimore, pink floral geor|,.~!+o: j O'Brien, blue spotted crepe de ••' chine; D. Broad, shell pink crinkle J crepe; Rita Price, pink matalasse; Z

| Drnv, pal" pink crepe: E. Billing, sea ] green matalnssfi: Marei Hicks, ivory georgette and lace; Isabel Nicholson, iyf>]iow flowered Joan Ross, shell pink o'<"»mi : n; F Strawhridge, blue sprigged taffeta; Eileen Wallace, crimson linen; Thora Hardy, red and white chocked organdie.

Misses Sidney Peppercorn, green floral organdie; Noeline Henricksen, red satin; Margaret Cornwall, green silk; Lulu Gosnoll, flornl pique; Mavis - W. H" black ]n»o : Doris BoyO. floral taffeta:

Mavis Boyce, pink pebble crepe; E. CiVv, brown striped spun silk; M. Sutcliffe, g)'een striped silk; L. Sutcliffe, .< orancje silk; F. LcvescnT\ green wind- i swept satin; G. Brunskill, blue floral 1 voile; C. Jamicson, blue crepe; E. < Cubis, blue matalasse; M. Jamicson, ? black satin; M. Duncan, wine mata- 1 lasse; Pat Levesque, green checked or- I gandie; Ethel Sutcliffe, check silk. ' I