TENNIS CLUB DANCE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 187, 10 August 1931, Page 2

TENNIS CLUB DANCE

Although there has been many dances held of late there was a good attendance at the Elrick on Saturday evening when Gonville Tennis Club held another of its series of dances which proved to be as successful as the previous ones. Excellent music for dancing was provided by Stone’s Orchestra aud supper was served cabaret fashion. Included among the dancers were: Mrs E. B. Tustin, wearing a frock of garland green taffeta with shaded rose floral hem and a green velvet floral coatee to tone; Airs L. B. Gilberd, black satin and floral embossed coatee; Airs D. Lilburne, black satin with insets of lace; Airs E. Coles, pimpernel red satin and floral velvet coatee to tone; Mrs S. R. McCallum, black lace and georgette over pink satin; Mrs N. Annabell, embroidered black, lace; Airs L. G. Brooker, apple green georgette and appliqued coatee to tone; Airs B. King, black satin and lace, floral velvet coatee: Aliss Lovegrove, black ring velvet with red flower embroidered deep tulle hem and scarlet jacket; Aliss AL. McKenzie, torquoise blue satin; Aliss N. McKirdy, heather pink floral taffeta with blue satin hem and coatee© to tone; Miss B. Craig, topas floral taffeta with ruched and tucked bodice; Aliss F. Welsh, flower embroidered green organdie and rose pink velvet coatee; Aliss Molly Hall, embroidered apple green georgette with hem and pannier of green and silver lace; Aliss Gage, cherry flower sprigged primrose taffeta and velvet coatee to tone; Aliss >S. Richardson, forest green and black floral georgette ;Aliss N. Chavannes, white lace and maize velvet coatee; Mis. Al. Webb, embroidered blush pink taffeta with tulle hem, rainbow tinted tissue coatee; Aliss K. Hoar, ivory lace and burnt orange velvet coateef Aliss 11. Cleland, wild-rose pink crepe faille and embossed chenille; Aliss J. Bethwaite, pastel blue georgette and spuncsta, deep Cuban orange velvet ocatee; Miss E. Crease, black lace and georgette; Aliss G. Meuli, white floral organdie over green satin; Aliss Al. I Cottle, blush pink taffeta patterned I with deeper pink and blue Howers; Aliss jE. Wilson, aple green lace and'floral coatee; Aliss Al. Redpath, Nile green taffeta figured with cyclamen flowers, .white coat; Aliss 1- Wright, white tai- . let a with appliqued design in orange at hem and coatee to tone, Miss Kilncr, pale green net and deeper green embossed velvet coate.e; Aliss K. Hall, cyclamen georgette with shoulder, posy in deeper shade; Aliss A. Chisholm, mushroom pink georgette and rainbow tinted tinsel coatee; Aliss L. Broadhead, while satin and black floral velvet, coatee; Aliss K. Wilson, orange georgette with pos’y to tone; Aliss Al. Chis holm, beige lace and georgette; Aliss J. Broad, pale pink figured crepe de chine witli godets of deeper pink; Aliss W. Rankin, deep petunia shade frilled tulle and georgette; Aliss E. Anderson, shell pink satin and apple green velvet coatee; Aliss vl. bimpson, bl.ick floral georgette and orange velvet coatee; Miss Harden, shell pink georgette; Aliss -I. Beavcn, primrose georgette with lace mo tils and apple green velvet coatee; Miss A. Alaloney, poppy floral georgette; Miss R. Ferris, wedgwood trilled floral tulle and satin; Aliss G. Paterson, ivory georgette with cape effect embroidered with silver thread design; Messrs E. B. Tustin, G. R. Selfe, L. B. Gilberd, C. B. Lewis, C. Davies D. Lilburne; W. Gilmore, R. .s McCallum N. Annabell. L. J. Brooker, Haldane, Car'■uthers, E Coles, Rabone, R. Handlev, '-y. Craig, Hamilton, C. Potbury, A ■Simpson, E. Handley, C. O’Brien E Wales, S. Wilson, D. Daysh M ellingtou) Rutherford, M. and W. Broadhead, J. Beavcn, J. T. Smith, F. Gibson J. ALdDonald, L. Mumford C toote, J. Derbyshire, Al. Bourne.

BRING AND BUY AFTERNOON A very successful ‘•bring and buv” was held in St. Laurence’s j • huich Hall on Saturdav in aid of the ■ehureh funds. The hall uas crowded | and as a result of the good business done at the stalls the funds will be i considerably augmented. Canon Wil- • liains, in a brief speech, welcomed the visitors. During the afternoon a de ightful programme was given. The Rev. Lambert and Airs Lambert con tribufed monologues and the children ••f the Putiki Mission School, under the •iporvisioTi of Mr Takarangi, gave poi lances and Maori songs, which were greatly appreciated by the large audi“iive. Afternoon tea provided by the Indies’ guild, brouirh 4 a most enjoyable iftcrnoon tu a dost*