PLUNKET BALL.

Waikato Times, Volume 103, Issue 17412, 26 May 1928, Page 15 (Supplement)

PLUNKET BALL.

JOLLY SUCCESS AT OHAUPOb The Ohaupo Memorial Hall presented a gay scene on Wednesday evening last, when the local sub-branch of the Plunket Society held its third annual ball. A trellis work of blue and gold streamers hung across the ceiling and was massed gracefully into a large suspended centre-piece. The stage was decorated with flowers and greenery, and the whole effect was delightful. Hildreth's orchestra supplied the music, and Messrs.. O'Connor and Smillie acted as M's.C. In the supper room the walls were hung with, streamers and autumn foliage, and the tables decorated with chrysanthemums, autumn leaves and trails ot sniilax. Among those present were; Th» committee, Mrs. A. Turnwald, who wore a frock of black satin beaute with Hungarian embroidery in gold; Mrs. C. Edwards, black charmeuse with gold lace; Mrs. Titmarsh, champagne crepe.de chine and ecru lace; Mrs. F. Ryburn, black crepe de chine with lace and diamante trimming; Mrs. W. Johnstone, rose embossed velvet and taffeta; Mrs. Norton, black taffeta and lace; Mrs. E. J. Edwards, black; Mrs. Sanson, green;'Mrs. Story, black and silver frock; Mrs. Hutchinson, pale blue with silver tissue; Mrs. Dingle, black georgette with Venetian blue embroidery. Others present were: Mrs. Sturton, maize crepe de chine,; Mrs. C. Reid, tomato brocade and silver lace; Mrs. O'Connor, apple green art silk; Mrs. H. O'Connor, bois de rose frock; Mrs. G. Tarr, cyclamen georgette and silver; Mrs. Palmer (Hamilton) green satin; Mrs. Mcintosh (Hamilton), japonica pink taffeta with petalled skirt, richly embossed; Mrs. Ilines, jade green panne velvet; Mrs. Oldham, pale blue brocade and guipure lace; Mrs. I. H. Davis, amethyst georgette and crystal trimming; Mrs. Mcivor, vieux rose; Nurse Davey, black crepe de chine and Spanish shawn; Nurse McLeod, black French model frock with Oriental hand embroideries; Mrs. Hildreth, marigold spangled sequin frock; Miss Osmond. blue georgette and gold lace; Miss Z, Turnwald, lace frock interwoven with silver; Miss Titmarsh, tangerine crepe de chine; Miss Teddy, old rose georgette and silver; Miss L. Teddy, geranium red velvet; Miss M. Teddy, green crepe de chine and silver lame; Miss Field, moonlight blue satin; Miss Kemp, pink crepe de chine; Miss Reid, crimson velvet and lace; Miss Saunders, cream georgette and silver beading; Miss Tapp, peach taffeta; Miss N. Tapp, cyclamen georgette and silver; Miss Noonan, black taffeta; Miss J. Noonan, buttercup taffeta; Miss Nicholson, cyclamen georgette and silver motifs; Miss M. Maeky, black taffeta and draped skirt; Miss Shaw, jade green brocade with gold trimmings; Miss (J. Oermatm, marigold crepe de chine and goJd lace; Miss Ryburn, cameo pink crepe de chine with vandyked lace hem; Miss Zoe Bell, powder blue crepe de chine and lace; Miss Cole, Venetian blue panne velvel; Miss Frazcr, powder blue georgette; Miss G. Turnwald cyclamen and silver; Miss I. Turnwald, apricot georgette; Miss Hazard shell pink georgette and silver lame; Miss I. and D. Cunningham, pink crepe de chine; Miss N. Scott, marigold embossed velvet; Miss R. Karl, Burgundy red satin; Miss Horneman, pale pink crepe de chine; Miss E. Bell, Burgundy red satin; Miss B, Bell, pale green crepe de chine; Miss Elsie Bell, rose pink and silver lace; Miss Cibson, apricot crepe de chine: Miss L. Tapp, pink georgette and gold lace; Miss M. Cotton, floral georgette; Miss D. Howlette, gold lace and georgette: Miss J. Howlette, green crepe de chine; Miss E. Shaw, bronze and lace trimmings; Mrs. M. Kyte, red satin; Miss L. Better, mauve georgette; Miss B. Kyte, apricot crepe de chine: Miss F. Williams, shot violet silk; Miss Otter, pink taffeta with hem and bow of moonlight blue taffeta; Miss Thwaite, pink georgette; Miss Willison, pink taffeta; Miss Fort - (Auckland) pink crepe de chine; Miss E. Hili, gold lace and red satJu brocade.