WAHAROA NEWS
BACHELORS’ BALL. The Waharoa Bachelors’ Ball was held on Tuesday evening and proved a great' success. The Regent Dance Band from flamilton played the latest hits, while local players supplied the extras. The floor was in excellent order and that, combined with the music helped largely in the success of the evening. A ladies’ committee was responsible for a delicious supper and the ball committee are to be. congratulated on the excellence of the general organisation. Among the many present were Mesdames W. P. Ryan, wearing blue and silver shot taffeta; D. R. Gunn, black crepe-de-chine; G. Scatchard, turquoise blue ring velvet : C. Taylor, lido blue crepe-de-chine with diamente embroidery; Brooks, ivory georgette and lace; R. E. Bnrlteet, mushroom georgette and lace; s. R. Harding, navy blue crepe-de-chine; A. Ci. Young (Matamata), blue georgette and lace; J. Kirk, navy embroidered charmouse; F. W. Wright, cream flowered lace; MacDonald. powder blue georgette; Barlow, black Itille and ring velvet. R. W. Burns, apple green georgette and pefnllod lace: Misses E. Ludns, black satin and gold lace; J. Kilbride, cherry georgette and gold lace; W. McMillan, brier rose ring velvet: F. Iletherington, ivory celanese taffeta; I. A. Gunn, saracen red chenille georgette; D. Salmon, powder blue taffeta and georgette; V. ,Fussey, black taffeta and tulle; P. Strong, cyclamen satin; E. Landells, gold lame and lace; G.
Delaney-, cyclamen shot taffeta; K. Shaw, briar rose crepe-de-chine; K. Quinlan, moonlit beaded georgette; S. Ayres, apple green net and satin; E. Farngher, silver lace over gold tissue; D. Salter, amber crepe-de-chine, silver lace; E. Johnstone, cameo pink georgette. 1 Rowe, scarlet tulle over satin; M. Whitworth, silver lame; P- Whitworth, maize net over buttercup satin; 11. Dick, coral pink georgette and lace; C. Carroll, delphinium blue tulle and lace; 0. Blanch, geranium pink crepe-de-chine. 11. Blanch, lavender crepe-de-chine; K. Darragh, rose shot taffeta; L. Gallagher, sapphire blue georgette; Marshall, ivory taffeta; McGill, almond green crepe-de-chine: -fuck, orchid shaded georgette and silver lace; M. Tuck, ivory tulle and satin; W. N'icholls, (leaf green ring velvet and gold tissue. A- Whitworth, apple green crepe-de-chine: E. Whitworth, periwinkle blue crepe-de-chine; A. Garland, powder blue - georgette; Quinlan, powder blue lace; I. Forsman, lotus rose crepe-de-chine and tulle; O. Mudford, beige crepe-de-chine; Tong, rose taffeta and lace; J. Tong, primrose taffeta; Casey, Swiss embroidered satin; AL* Morrison, apricot georgette and tulle; Pickup, briar rose taffeta; McCauley, black satin; S. Lewis, ivory satin; I. Ayers, rose satin and net; M. Tuck, ivory satin and tulle; S. Morrison, powder blue gerogette; A. Logan, periwinkle blue georgette; C. Craig, cherry georgette; L. Kirk, powder blue silk net.
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Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17750, 29 June 1929, Page 15 (Supplement)
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435WAHAROA NEWS Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17750, 29 June 1929, Page 15 (Supplement)
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