SAVAGE CLUB EVENING
LADIES ENTERTAINED For the entertainment of their wahines and friends the members of the Wanganui Savage Club held a social and dance at the Elrick on Saturday night. There were about ZOO present, and the evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all. For the concert the chairs were, as usual, placed down one side of the room at the far end facing the musicians’ platform, which wan used as a stage. Before the programme commenced, Great Chief, F. B. Barber, and Savage W. Hutchens (chairman), in humorous speeches, welcomed the visitors. An excellent and varied programme followed and all the performers were generously applauded, encores being the order of the evening.
Songs were contributed by Mrs W. L. Burgess, Mrs Wills and Mr Howie; elocutionary items by Mrs T. L. Sperring; violin solo by Mr Will Hutchens; a quartette was sung by Mrs Spcrring, Mrs Wills, Messrs G. 'P. Williamson and T. L. Spcrring; community singing, led by Mr J. Pawson; humorous items by Mr Howell. The concluding item was a sketch entitled “Before and After Marriage,” by Mrs T. L. Spurring and Mr Eric Lind, caused much amusement. After the concert, a delicious sit-down supper, provided by the wives of the Savages, was served, being set on tables set end on end arranged in the lounge and down the* same side of the room in two long rows. Folding doors and dark brown heavy curtains hanging from the ceiling beams screened off this portion of the large room during the concert. As soon as supper was over the room was cleared and the guests enjoyed dancing to excellent music played by the River City Syncopators. Among those present were Mrs F. B. Barber, wearing a pretty frock of floral georgette in blue tonings; Mrs E. T. Cox, black taffeta and gold lace; Mrs T. L. .Spcrring, briar rose pink taffeta, with long spray of blue flowers on shoulder; Mrs W. L. Burgess, blue floral georgette with rose and green tonings; Mrs C. W. Horne, pearl grey georgette and coatee of floral velvet; Mrs A. W. Horne (Gisborne), black taffeta; Mrs B. R. Dobbs, white sprigged taffeta and velvet coatee; Mrs A. V. Burnard, cherry red georgette and wrap to match; Mrs H. C. Jenkins, black georgette embroidered with irridescent sequins, and bridge coat to tone; Mrs G. McElwain, frock and coatee of caramel-coloured silk lace; Mrs J. H. Hill, bright red silk lace and moire silk velvet jackette; Mrs C. 'V. Inglis, black chantilly lace and bridge coat of floral brocade in black, gold and rose tonings; Mrs H. J. Grieve, black lace and georgette; Mrs Will Hutchens, black georgette and coatee of black ring velvet; Mrs B. A. Beswick, evening ensemble of black georgette and floral taffeta; Mrs F. Carpenter, deep pink lace and georgette; Mrs Wills, black taffeta; Mrs b. J. Goodey, black lace and georgette; Mrs A. T. Cavell, black inarocain; Mrs H. Price, crushed rose georgette, relieved with beige embroideries, floral velvet coatee; Mrs H. A. Flower, embossed black georgette embroidered in floral design; Mrs A. Lamont, black lace; Mrs H. Strauchon, black lace and georgette; Mrs Hugh Anderson, garnet red lace and georgette; Mrs R. H. launders, mushroom pink lace, black and rose floral velvet coatee; Mrs B. Sherwin, black satin with coatee of embossed velvet; Mrs W. M. Gillies, black iace frock and amber rep silk wrap; Mrs A. J. Banks, blaca. satin; Mrs \ ■ .R. Cooke, black velvet; Mrs L. T. Whelan, floral georgette in black and woodland green tonings, embroidered shawl; Mrs B. Hoar, black and green evening ensemble; Mrs E. Lind, resida green satin and embossed velvet coatee to tone; Mrs F. E. Connell, black taffeta smartly trimmed with white and black and white fringed shawl; Mrs IL Smith, japonica pink georgette and bridge coat to match; Mrs Scoullar, floral georgette; Mrs A. J. Mason, embossed velvet in biskra brown and green tonings; Mrs Elliot Wells, black lace and floral brocade coatee; Mrs G. P. Williamson, black lace and georgette; Mrs T. M. Bamber, lace frock in dahlia shade and floral coatee; Mrs R. J. Bell, black silk mylesta with floral coatee; Mrs C. Crabbe, petunia and silver lace, coatee of black embossed velvet; Mrs Pritchard, black silk moire; Mrs C. H. vnnltard, powder blue lace and georgette evening ensemble; Mrs S. Newsome, black lace and blue shawl; Mrs Wansborough, black georgette trimmed with lemon; Mrs Cass, blue floral georgette; Mrs G. Perrett, floral georgette,. Mrs H. E. Hodder (Hawera), floral georgette in dahlia shades; Miss Molly Hall, attractive ensemble of geranium red georgette and faconno velvet with diamante relief; Miss N. Lovegrove, duckgreen georgette and red velvet jackette; Miss Watters, mirage blue taffta with tulle hem; Miss C. Tisch, rose pink satin and georgette, lace coatee of same shade; Miss M. Humphreys, apricot georgette with blue spray at hip; floral velvet coatee; Miss Dudderidge, smart, frock of black satin and waist-length coatee of black ring
velvet; Miss E. Horrocks, sky blue shot taffeta; Miss Buchan, white organdie with pink satin rosettes; Miss Cleland, graceful frock of black lace; Miss M. Brown, blue taffeta with floral creponne; Miss Missen, bright red satin and floral brocade jackette to match; Aliss M. Wills, wedgwood blue taffeta; Miss E. Moore, azure blue georgette and embossed velvet bridge coat; Miss Robertson, black ring velvet; Miss Holst, green and autumn-toned floral georgette, Chinese red coatee; Miss Sheppard, silver beaded black georgette; Miss Howie, moonlight bluesatin and black velvet coatee; Miss K. Hoye, limo green shot taffeta and velvet wrap; Miss Upton, rose shot taffeta; Miss E. Crease, black lace and georgette; Miss V. Healey, carnation pink taffeta lightly sprigged with deeper toned flowers, rainbow tissue coatee; Miss M. Rcdpath, silver lame and coatee heavily embroidered with silver sequins; Miss N. Watters, floral shanting in ivory and two shades of blue; Rev. E. T. Cox, Messrs F. B. Barber, T. L. Spcrring, W. L. Burgess, C. W. Horne, B. R. Dobbs, G. McElwain, J. H. Hill, C. V. Inglis, H. J. Grieve, C. 8. Brown, W. Hutchens, B. A. Flower, D. Flower, H. Price, A. Lamont, A. Ramsey, Air R. IL Saunders, A. Reid, 11. Strauchon, H. Anderson, Ramsey, Congreve, A. J. Masson, Elliot, Wells, G. P. Williamson, T. AL Bamber. R. J. Bell. C. Sharland, Buchan, Cleland, S. 1). Sherwin, W. Af. Gillies, A. J. Banks, V. R. Cooke, Pritchard, L. 'l'. Whelan, C. Turner, Howie, C. H. Clinkard, S. Newsome, Upton, Robertson, Wansborough, Cass, J. Ale Donald, J. A. Thomson, S. Penn, G. Perrett, E. Lind, Sutcliffe, J. Pawson, J. Little, F. E. Connell, C. Humphreys. H. Smith, Scoullar and E. H. Smith.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 241, 12 October 1931, Page 2
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