Thank you for correcting the text in this article. Your corrections improve Papers Past searches for everyone. See the latest corrections.

This article contains searchable text which was automatically generated and may contain errors. Join the community and correct any errors you spot to help us improve Papers Past.

Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image

BIGGER, BRIGHTER, BETTER

MOKORUA, BALL A SUCCESS FIVE HUNDRED PRESENT Seemingly bigger, better and blighter than eAcr, the Mokorua Golf Club's annual held in the Win. t< r Show Building on Tuesday night was the "good nite for young and old" that the posters promised. Great ere. dit is due to the committee whose efficient arrangements made the even ing the success it Avr.s, and looking back on the function one realises the immense amount ff work it entailed, and those Avho attended the dance have reason to be thankful to the organisers. Conventional eA-cning frocks, o" black and Avhite of male attire contrasted with the living mass of colour provided by the fancy costumes, ; >r ul the seenc as the dancers sAvung along ".gainst the background of greenery to the excellent music of Ted Hay den's band was a striking one. There were 500 people present, a A T ery large proportion being in fancy dress and thci costumes, sonic-dainty and beauti ful, and others intentionally comic, made a kaleidoscopic-like picture.: - As usual there:were a number -of excellent sets and pairs, the prize winners being the Darky Town quartette which A\-as really good in conception and execution. Since it was the club's oAvn dance. Mokorua members formed a. clever group of 17 men and Avomcn. their bright costumes each bearing one letter of the club's name. A tasty supper was served to seA"eral sittings of guests. The energetic committee Avas Mcsdames W. Sharkey, G. Symmans. W. Ja.rrett, J. H. DeU r es, J. Whitebead, J. G. Mulholland, C. Thomas, A. King; Mr W. Sharkey-(president) Messrs A. E. Bullot, V. O. Kelly, C. Mollison, A. StefTert, J Whitehead, .T. Gwynne, J.. Denhair F. Cockerell, J. G. Mulholland. Mr* A. Hayter efficiently Avatehcd over the catering, and Mr A: O. Martin and Mr E. Bullot Averc M.C's. The judges, Mrs Allen, Mrs Penny. Mr Hobday and Mr Smith gave their awards as follows: — Set, Darky ToAvn (Mrs Appleby. Mrs Keir, Mr and Mrs J. Morice) . Pair, Spanish lady and man (Miss 11. Morpeth Mr Gallagher). Highly Commended, Turkish lady and man (Miss J. Thompson, Mr W. Dcbenham) . Poster, "Waitemata" (Mr Tim Cueksey) . B st Fancy Dress, In ly, Miss Mc"Robin Hood man, Mr C. Armstrong ''Mephistoph Jes. ' Best home-made fancy dress, M'ss J. Thompson ''Turkish Lady." Most Original Costume, Mrs E. Arm strong and Dr F. J. Appleby ''Old Couple.'' Some of those in fancy costume.; ".ere: Mcsdames W. Lvsaght, (dock; F. Whitehead, Golf Club Set: E. Arm st'-ong, L'ttle Old Ladv; J. Morice. Picanniny; M. Keir," Black Mammy; F. J. Appleby, Picanniny; S. Armstrong, Gindarella; C. Thomas, Bus, inn Dancer; W. Sharkey, Cigarette Poster. Mi-ses M. Patterson, Spanish Lady: M. Fife, Lavender Lady; R .Mnrpeib S.norita; Florence Stewart, Hearts are Trumps; Bonnie Wilson, Eariv Veiorian Lady; P. Marx, I* ancv: Ivath Costclio, Dutch Girl; Joyce Tubb Dresden Lady; Violet Foley. Bouquet of Flowers; M. Hansen, Welsh Peasant; S. Partridge, White Crinoline: D. Hansen, Confetti; R. Hansen. Chotcrfteld Cigarettes; G. McKenzie, Clock; Jean GroA'er ? Drum mer: A. Dent, Military; Place, Italian Peasant; A. William, N.Z Ale: J. Thompson. Turkish Girl; ' W. Busily Speight's Beer; C. MeCracken, Robin Hood: A. Trot man, Madame Pompadour: Kath Walton, Spanish Dancer; D. Laloli, Convict; V. Woolliams Early Victorian; B. Patience, J. and M. Patterson, Eunice Roulston, Margaret Howat, Nigger Wedding Partv; C. Henderson, Gipsy. Messrs C. Thomas, Basketball Gi'l. J. Stewart, Chief L't'le Wolf: Morp.lb, Chinese; A. Coutts, Indian: D. Morpeth, Drummer; D. Stark, Con vict: M. Milliner, Rajah: J. Den ham. W. Sharkey, Cigarette Postcard many others. Ladies in evening frocks included: Mcsdames A. Hayter, black embossed angclskin; T. Clicks, black sati i beautc, black lace; H. M"Gougan. (Matamata) black ring, v 1" ! : 11. Daulton (Auckland) black lace; G. Grey; S. J. I-Tn'on. bl lck net oveblack tiHeta. slip: J. Dunstau (Ta-v catua) pink nit; R. Mollga-rl, rreeo crepe de ch?ne: S. X. Vvrr'tron". green ombo-s-d g'or'-l'dt'*: Hf.r-'d i Garland marina 1)1 ivno-i over satin: R. G'en (Te Telo) bla-k flora! satin: T Wi; limn <?eo"<ieU s T. "Wilson, white tnff.ta; J. Creek-

embossed velvet; K. Burnett (Taneat u a), gold laine; J. A. C. Fleming, green cloque and sequin coat; O. S. Burt marina green lace and georgette; J. W. Wilson, cycla. men .satin ensemble; F. Marks, pink, coin spotted taffeta'. G.. W. Whiteside (Otakiri) black soupple satin; E. A. Hayden, floral taffeta; F. Snell ing, floral satin; E. M. Chalmeis, figured velvet; D. black georgette; J. Goile, gold satin bea.ute Ailsa- Clarke, white broderie anglaise over marina, blue taffeta; K. Eggers, oiange taffeta; Bridget", cyclamen; 11. L. Drube, apple green lace; P. F. Dixon blue crepe de chine; S. Hansen, brown and blue shot taffeta; T. Hansen, black velvet gold lame coatee: Mulholland. green satin green velvet coatcc; Kelly, blue crepe suede brown fur coatee; Wheeler, cyclamen 'taffeta; Graeff, gold and blue shot taffeta; apricot silk white fur coatee. T. James, grey crepe suede, greycoatee; C. S. Armstrong, navy and clover lace; X. Corcoran, black vel_ vet: I).' V. S'aiimlers, black georgette and lace; F. Hunter (New Plymouth) rose satin; ,V. Armstrong flame satin: ;R. C. Wilson. green chenille velvet; L. : A. Grace, white lace over satin; Whitworth, midnight blue georgette; J. Conollv, mauve taffeta; YVoollctt (Lake Rotoma) turquoise taffeta; C. Young (Rotoma) gold satin beaute; H, Bruce, apricot o?_ gandie; Marsh, floral georgette black ring velvet coatee: Rixon, petunia tafi'eta; J. Stone, blue satin gold trim mings; Smyth, angel lace; K. W. Kanerva (Sydney); mauve and silver lame; A. mauve georgette and silver lame; V. J. Alexand. er (Taneatua) black waterwave taffeta and scarlet relief; Nccdham. blue silk velvet sequin trimmings; W. Goldsmith (Edgecumbe). blue and gold shot taffeta: A. Boswell, cloth of silver; Harry Armstrong, navy floral georgette; O. Rice (Taneatua), mauve crepe de chine; Alexander, rust brown, lace; B. A. Redniond* red and white satin beaute; D J. Scragg, honey gold' lame; HF. McDonald (Thornton) emerald green and gold satin crepe; N. Dawson, violet ring velvet and silver lamf J. Planuis, embossed navy and white frock; Doii McTavish, gold pebble crepe: Allan Bridget black chiffon, white bolero. Misses D. Cucfcev powd >r blue sheer with silver embroidered coatee; M. Trevurza (Hamilton), seagreoit taffeta; B. M kkclsen, floral taffeta; R. Newman; M. Reardon, petunia georgette and silver lame; June Garland clover georgette; Mvitle W hiteside,' black taffeta; E. Stewart, gold satin: F. Moore, mauve net over satin; C. Marsh, black silk velvet dress white fur coatee; M. Aston(Otakiri), green taffeta; Bo : sward, pink georgette cyclamen taffeta coat_ ee; 11. Laloli, floral taffeta; J. Freeman, gold taffeta; G. Rand, cream ; atin; G. Wilson, green taffeta: MRoulston, gold tafi'eta; P. B'tit, blue .1 a (leta and pink georgette; V. AnseU (Auckland) ripple chiffon: Prideaux (Taneatua,) rmethy-t moire taffeta; B. I. Peebles (Taneatua) cerise talfeta; J. Walton, pink and s'lver taffeta; G. S. Go-idwin, silver lame ami fox- fur: A. Shepherd (Taneatua), nr.b pink o r ga.ndie; Ailsa Wilson, cyclamen moire t iffeta; D. S\ kes, cvclanvn marquisette; Gladys Rus_ . sell (Ivlgeeumbe) green taff:ta; "h. ' Mikkelven, cyclamen taffcrr Olivci Newman, black with red rose; D. . Reardon. rose d'amour taffete; Jean, Sullivan, apricot taffeta nigger brown relief: Mary Buddie, magnolia taf- , feta; S. Wilson; Shirlev Savage, cyclt men net; Frances Sloane, lavender taffeta. E. Garling fAwnk r') clover pink ] watered s ; lk; J. Dudson (Thornton) - powder blue georgette and pink bol- : cro: M. Lamb (Gisborne) blue cocktail suit and floral blouse; M. Mc_ | Donald (Thornton) cyclamen sheer: E. J. Parkinson pink flowered taf_ ; fet-; E. Mitchell (Mount Manntianui) floral georgette; Dorothic WahH grave, green taffeta an 1 cyclamen ! flowered net; E~wis Grey s"uer satin; Tw MaeEean ( Vu-k'aml) black (taffeta trimmed with evelamen; J. McGregor, blue cepe; Ij. Robert. 0 * " pctuni' l chiffon over pink taff-.ta. \ Cnmubcll dre-n taffeta? • Nvdia BalchVn (Roto-'iM net 1 over taffeta: J. An-ell fM-'t-ta 1 * b'ao'c i velvet; A. Bn-'Wt 'NvkuTwi No-th> Mack vo!I" w'th whit- m^Vle Pr-Jfrfv Jeff'l 1 en-is" 1 si'*e"n lace; Old (Tan- - pink rnoir- M. Go-. -in 1 ;] spt'n and H. /r»"rvt-u i (Tan~at.ua"> sal mon r»*nk TV "' Cll,n an-i looe; B. SWfHntft-Hi rr-v,-i pink 1 a r> " nnd silver; A. H-rnmlwa-rOnotiki) Mack and wine s l*k, r - .! ilet sash and shoes; M. Dwv-r (Pi- ; itprV T. Goile, blue-net; K. Burnett. ; ipink laee.

Permanent link to this item
Hononga pūmau ki tēnei tūemi

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/BPB19390630.2.29

Bibliographic details
Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 30, 30 June 1939, Page 5

Word count
Tapeke kupu
1,377

BIGGER, BRIGHTER, BETTER Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 30, 30 June 1939, Page 5

BIGGER, BRIGHTER, BETTER Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 30, 30 June 1939, Page 5

Help

Log in or create a Papers Past website account

Use your Papers Past website account to correct newspaper text.

By creating and using this account you agree to our terms of use.

Log in with RealMe®

If you’ve used a RealMe login somewhere else, you can use it here too. If you don’t already have a username and password, just click Log in and you can choose to create one.


Log in again to continue your work

Your session has expired.

Log in again with RealMe®


Alert