OKOROIRE DANCE.

Waikato Times, Volume 120, Issue 19984, 7 September 1936, Page 5

OKOROIRE DANCE.

POPULAR FUNCTION. Seldom has the Okoroire Hall looked as attractive as it did on Thursday evening, when a dance was held to celebrate the opening of the new supper-room. The hall presented a c-olourful scene with attractively arranged autumn shaded streamers. Visitors were present from surrounding districts and a very enjoyable evening was spent. In the absence of the president, Mr R. Carruth, Mr Gubb declared the new room open. The Ambassadors’ 'Orchestra played excellent music and Mr J. Andrewsen was M.C. A special feature of the evening was an item played on the mouth organ by Mr 'Ken Musker, of Tirau, which was very much appreciated. Mr and Mrs Harwood were the winners of a spot waltz. Among those present were:—Mesdames E. Gubb, wearing maroon and white pinspotted marocain; S. Buchanan (Waihi), prune satin 33e-aute and silver spray; J. McLaren, floral ninon land fur coat; Harwood, black georjgette; N. Harwood, palest pink matalasse; P. Andersen, lime green satin; A. Harrison, black silk velvet and lace; ;B. Bellamy, scarlet crepe suede. Misses V. Gubb. salmon pink ninon; |K. Petersen (Auckland), green floral marocain; K. Slight (Matamata), scar- , let elephant crepe; M. Leadbeater j (Matamata). midnight 'blue silk velvet and white fur coat; E. Goodwin, ■ pale pink cloque; B. Turkington (Matamata), blue sprigged organdie and black velvet coat; M. 'Carruth, black chiffon velvet and scarlet roses; D. Petersen, shell pink satin and black .velvet cape; June Watkins (Hamilton), scarlet satin and ivory velvet cape; N. Harwood (Putaruru), scarlet georgette; R. Scott (Tirau), apricot georgette and diamante; G. Lewis, floral , ninon; June McLaren, powder blue j crepe suede; G. Barker; floral tafjt'eta: 1,. Harwood, pink frilled pebble crepe; R. Harwood, blue taffeta.