SUCCESSFUL DANCE.

Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19691, 26 September 1935, Page 5

SUCCESSFUL DANCE.

HAMILTON COMBINED BANKS. PLEASANT FUNCTION. A very happy Informal dance was held in the Regent Ballroom last evening when the staffs of the combined Hamilton Banks entertained their friends. The evening was a very jolly one and was much enjoyed by the many present. The ballroom had been charmingly arranged -as a cabaret with small tables bright with vases of daffodils, anemones and Iceland poppies and later a delicious supper was -served. Excellent music was played by the Radio Dance Band.

| Among those present were;—Mes- ■' domes A. E. Sandford, wearing wine i souple satin and silver lame and black ! coatee; E. C. Saro, black and gold tulip taffeta; D. -Robertson, olive green angelskin lace; Harold Baker, honey : shaded lace and scarlet spray; L. Hook, i black-cotello and-silver lame; Ivor ] James, old gold windswept satin and ivory coat; Ninion Ross, moss green crepe faille; A. W- Gannaway, flame crushed velvet and silver lame; D. Walker, floral 'metallic cloth; A. IT. Guinness, black lace -and red coatee; John Thompson, amber crushed velvet and gold lame cape; D. H. Wallace, deep blue diagonal -crepe suede; J. H. Edgecumbe, black tulip taffetas; R. E. Gonradi, willow green ninon; R. 0. Sweet, burgundy tulip satin; G. D. Lidgett, floral cire crepe; K. Prime, cherry matalasse and floral lame coatee; I-I. Farr, bottle green tree bark ■ crepe; V. Fookes, old gold ripple crepe and black coatee; A. Glennie, black clre taffeta; Clive" Henry, pink flowered chiffon; P. Heathcote, old rose suede lace; W. G. Wynne, flame tree bark -crepe and gold lame and j floral velvet coatee; ,J. A. M. Clachan, ■ black angelskin lace and cherry coatee; jF. Runnerstrum, mimosa tree bark j-orepe; P. J. Gallagher, black flat 'crepe and rose souple satin; A. W. Adie, magnolia matalasse and crimson coatee; W. Tanner, ivory and cherry flowered ripple ninon; B. 11. Cato, black cire taffeta; Cranstone Leighton, dusty pink suede lace and beaded yoke; -IT. H. Silverton, black cire crepe; P. G. Russell, primrose cire crepe; R. G. Phillips-Turner, black lace and black coatee; G. Brown, rose frilled georgette; H. Aldrich, ivory self-spot--ted cire crepe; J. R. Henderson, black tulip satin and -silver lame; iS. R. Webb, ivory patterned organdie and suede lace and apple green velvet coatee; R. Kemp, ivory cire crepe and gold lame; Norman Holden, black craquelle; Lionel Squire, Ivory flowered chiffon;! D. Walker, pink georgette. | Misses Noreen Sergei, sea green angelskin lace; Mary Gillies, blush pink flowered angelskin; Joyce Manning, tree bark brown panne velvet; Kath Mears, powder blue suede lace; Muriel Burrows, flowered crepe suede; R. McLeay (Auckland), ivory ruched taffeta and net; Jean Cameron, black velvet and spindleberry red velvet coat; Nancy Gaze, cyclamen chiffon; G. Wallace, ivory and green plaid taffeta and black coatee; Maida Quinn, parma'violet panne velvet; Sylvie Keenan, wineberry -crushed velvet and tulle cape; Leonie Morphy, black souple satin -and midnight blue velvet coat; May. Nisbet, marina green diagonal crepe suede; Margaret ClaytonGreene, powder blue phantom crepe; Ailsa Tippett (To Awamutu), mist blue flounced taffeta; P. Comerford, burnt orange suede lace -and ruched taffeta; T. Wriede, black lace and old rose beaded georgette; Dorothy Robertson, ivory suede lace and rosepink velvet coatee; Nancy Pearce, printemps, green crepe faille; Flo Smyth, black crushed velvet; Ida Campbell, blush roso ■ self-patterned cire crepe; Zena Andrews, black velvet and ivory frilled organdie; N. Watt, marina green crepe suede; Monica Lander, leaf green crepe faille; Bubbles Jenldnson, rose shot tulip taffeta; G. Isherwood (Hawera), apple 'green . suede lace.