PUKEMIRO NOTES.
Children’s Party. On Thursday evening Mrs Clay gave a jolly birthday party to her little Gisborne visitor, Olive Hannah. The children played old time-honoured indoor games and then partook of u delicious tea, the chief feature of which was a big birthday cake ornamented with five candles. The breakfast room had been tastefully decorated with balloons and streamers, to which were pinned celluloid dolls dressed to match the colour scheme. At the conclusion of the evening the dolls and balloons were distributed among the guests. The children present were: Jessie Aspinall, Jean Brown, Eva Hannah, Olive Hannah, Jean Clay, Jean Flemming, Mary Clay, and Masters George Clay, Pat Kelly, Brian Kelly and Jim Kelly.
Bachelors’ Ball. One of the most successful halls of the season was given by the bachelors of Pukemiro on Friday evening in the Miners’ Union Hall. The iloor was in first-class condition for dancing and the delightful music was played by Allen’s orchestra. About 400 people were present and many beautiful frocks were worn. A fitting setting for the dainty frocks was provided by the multi-coloured streamers which gave to the hall a very gala appearance. Two perfect nikau palms spread their leaves on either side of the stage, effectively screening the orchestra. The supper-room had also been decorated by the energetic bachelors, and the tables were laden with delectable dainties. All present enjoyed themselves, and dancing was continued into the small hours of the morning. The committee, who are to be congratulated on the success of the evening, were Messrs T. Fairless (M.C.), R. Wilkinson (M.G.), N. Sunjich, S. Haley, D. Latimer, D. Johnstone, W. Purvis, D. Bland, and A. Attwood. The ladies who prepared the supper were Mesdames Liddle, Drinnan, Jobes, Jefferson, Gray, Kennedy, Raynor, and Miss Fairless. Among those present were Mesdames John Walker, wearing black satin trimmed with black lace; Robinson, flame crepe de chine; Parsons, powder blue crepe de chine; Ilaslam, fawn georgette; Soar, vieux rose crepe de chine; Williams, Kile green crepe de chine; Hcdley, sapphire marocuin; Weber, old rose crepe de chine; Stanrriers, cherry taffeta; W. Jefferson, sea green crepe de chine; Whitehead, amethyst crepe de chine; McLaughlan, black satin; Gray, apple green georgette; Ireland, navy marocain; Liddle, cyclamen satin; Kerry, navy blue satin with georgette overdress; Tulletl, llaine satin; Clarke, beige georgette; F. Hunter, black silk crepe; Wilcox, black lace over black satin; Jobes, bois de rose taffeta; T. Jefferson, gold lace over mauve satin; W. Hodge, black velvet; Whyte, sen., navy charmeuse; Whyte, jun., cameo pink georgette; Arnold, floral rayon; F. Walker, petunia satin and gold lace; Kerr, black grenadine; Harris (Iluntly), wine crepe de chine; A. Hodge, ivory figured satin and silver lace; Gatchell, floral georgette; Moffatt, duchess blue taffeta; Horsburgh, navy crepe de chine and gold lace; Curragh, navy georgette; McLean, phlox pink satin and lace; Seath, ivory crepe de chine; Boyd, cameo pink crepe de chine; Raynor, navy blue crepe de chine; Pears, flame velvet; Lawson, peacock blue crepe de chine; Green, navy crepe de chine; Healey, scarlet crepe de chine; Kennedy, navy marocain; Batt, sea green satin with lace overdress; Drinnan, apricot geogette with maize lace; Ucllaway, shell pink taffeta; Davies, floral rayon; Dunn, handworked black satin grenadine; Heathcote, silver grey crepe de chine; Simpson, figured rayon; Wormald, phlox pink georgette; Dowling, fawn rayon silk; Paul Scddon, cream lace over silk; Bryce, navy crepe de chine; W. p. Brown, black satin; D. Black, sea green crepe de chine; Wilkinson, beige crepe de chine; Satterthwaite, navy crepe de chine relieved with fawn; W. Brown, powder blue beaded georgette; Yates, black lace over satin; Haley, white georgette; Hilliard, mauve crepe de chine; McGuire (Te Akau), lavender taffeta; Holmes, black corded silk and georgette; J. Haley, flame crepe de chine; Walker, cerise crepe de chine; Widger, black lame; Sharpe, black lace over green satin; G. Seurr, champagne georgette and lace; George Duck, primrose silk mcrriolt; Fordyee, pink silk rayon and coffee lace; R. Williamson, floral crepe de chine; James Modemman, black georgette and lace; T. Have, powder blue georgette and lace; ,1. Mitchell, black georgette and satin; \ Cook (Rotowaro), black georgette and silver; D. Thomas, wedgwood-blue crepe de chine; Brand, npiieot satin, Macaulay, apple green taffeta; B. Lake, nigger brown satin; Kelly, olive green crepe de chine; Misses Rene Medley, black satin grenadine; Audrey Blue, cyclamen taffeta and tulle; Jean Barr, delphinium blue taffeta; M. Reid, black velvet; Violet Sims, flame lace over satin- E. Harris, phlox, pink beaded georgette; Muriel Kerr, flame georgette"; Stevens, cyclamen crepe de cliinc; Adams, flame satin and coffee lace; Dowling, wedgwood blue gem<rCtie • Margaret Bryce, Princess Mary bine ’crepe de chine; Keatherstono, lemon lace with shawl to tone; Jeannle Cochrane, powder blue crepe de chine ami silver lace; Hutchinson, sea green crepe de chine; Marion Fatrlcss, duchess blue taffeta; Wilcox, saxe blue crepe de chine; Olson (Te Akau;, cream tulle over taffeta: Mavis Purvis, sea green crepe de chine; Lily Latimer, primrose taffeta; Milner, ankle-length pale green tulle and silver; Moloney, cameo pink georgette; Hunter, electric blue taffeta and silver, with crepe do chine shawl; Eva Lockie, shell pink satin beaute; Winnie Lockie, white satin; Nancy Ridley, cherry georgette; Alice Fairless, shell pink lace over crepe de chine; Ray, amethyst velvet and silver lace; Cairns, ankle-lengtl white frilled georgette; Green (Huntly), period frock of sea green georgette- McLean, black crepe de chine; Lennox, apple green crepe de chine; Gill, black satin; Hayes, shell pink embroidered georgette and saLn beaute; Kathleen Tapp, turquoise green taffeta; Kemohair, shell pink i ]amc Cook, cameo pink georgette ancl I lace; Roper, shell pink chiffon velvet; Henderson, briar rose ring velvet; Agnes Brown, shell pink taffeta.
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Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 17837, 9 October 1929, Page 3
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