CHEERY DANCE

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20025, 25 August 1939, Page 8

CHEERY DANCE

TE KARAKA OLD STUDENTS COMPLETE SUCCESS (Herald Correspondent.) Complete success attended the : bright and cheery dance held by . members of the Te Karaka District High School Old Students’ Association in the Waikohu Hall on Tuesi day evening. Arranged as a finale to the annual reunion dinner, there was a happy ■ /gathering of approximately 200 ‘j people, the majority of whom were past and present students of the • school. The supervision of the 'floor was , carried out efficiently by Mr. H. Lennane and music for dancing was provided by Miss L. Ruru's orchestra. enjoyable extras being contributed by Miss D. Scholium and Mr. H. Lennane. The supper room looked very attractive with appropriate decorations in blue and gold, the school colours, and a dainty suppe r was served by committee members. Among those present were:—Mrs. ■ A. W. Moverley, wearing sage green ■ self-spotted cloque, with a rose pink • velvet coat Mrs- J. G. Appleton, , mulberry georgette inset with lace; , Mrs. M. Cameron, bottle green satin; Mrs. G. McKay, black lace - with a brightly patterned bolero; Mrs. L. Appleton, black self-spotted taffeta; Mrs. \ A. Alhvood, black satin. Miss F. Hodge wore a frock of green fiat crepe with shell pink trimmings, and a black velvet coat; Miss N. Coates, black lace with a scarlet posy at the neck; Miss E. Castles, del blue spangled net and while fur cape; Miss J. McKenzie, white sprigged organdie; Miss L. Ruru, green figured crepe-de-chene, and a bottle green velvet coat with fur trimmings. Miss M. Neiving’s blue floral erepe-de-chene frock was .fashioned with ■ an off-shoulder effect; Miss B. Seamons, apple-green velvet: Miss L. Tullock, black faille printed in a floral design; Miss J. Campbell, pink cloque trimmed witli blue; Miss A. Gibson, mulberry velvet with sequin trimmings: ivnss M. Willson, orange satin finished with a spray of silver flowers; Miss E. Scholium lavender taffeta and ninon; Miss M. Steel, bottle green lace. Miss I. Lougher’s frock of black velvet! was trimmed with mauve (lowers and worn with a white cape; Miss B. Smithers, sprigged hailstone muslin; Miss P. Johansen, pink net over taffeta, and blue velvet cape; Miss B. Thompson/, cerise tinselthreaded georgette with sequin trimmings; 'Miss F. Mills, pink velvet and nut-brown coatee; -Mis® G. Newin.g, blue floral taffeta; Miss' E. Pevreal, opal shot taffeta; Miss R. Ruru, purple chiffon with gold accents; Miss R. Cox, mulberry tinsel cloque: Miss D. Hynes, petunia self-patterned taffeta. Miss M. Pevreal wore a frock of royal blue crepe romaine; Miss E. Tuapawa, primrose georgette and blue shoulder posy; Miss R. McCauley, lime green embossed sheer over taffeta; Miss J. Clayton, shell pink Swiss muslin; Miss P. Mills, pink shot taffetas; Miss K. O’Donoghue, blue face over satin; Miss K. Cameron, tomato brocaded satin with blue corsage spray; 'Miss N. Newin-g, mauve taffeta with mauve flowers on the bodice. Miss E. Tait chose a frock of honey embossed crepe; Miss B. Hynes, peacock blue moire taffeta; Miss M. Clark, delphinium blue taffeta patterned in rose pink; Miss K. Williams, mauve net over taffeta, and a black velvet coaltee; Miss I. Hodge, floral silk pique trimmed with white; Miss M. 'Mullooly. pale green taffeta; Miss S. Doran, pink taffeta; Miss N. Holla mby, black and white cloque with s-equ'in trimmings; Miss J. Steel, black baffeitas; Miss B. Bilham, fuchsia taffetas Miss J. Wilkins was wearing pink self-spotted satin; Miss V. Nesshausen, floral satin in blue and black tones: 'Miss E. Young, purple velvet trimmed with sequins; Miss E. Williams, royal blue taffeta and white flowers at -the neck; Miss V. Kewa, scarlet satin; Miss J. Burgess, blue sprigged organdie and wide pink sash; Miss M. Tonks. black satin and black velvet cape; Miss E. Robertson, emerald green silk faille; Miss S. Willson, coin spotted taffeta in honey shade; Miss V. Delahunty, green fiora’l taffeta and black velvet cape; Miss J. Wildish, midnight blue self-spotted taffeta with silver trimmings; Miss A. Pevreal, royal blue faille trimmed with gold.