GOLF CLUB BALL

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 76, 16 April 1937, Page 3

GOLF CLUB BALL

BRILLIANT SUCCESS AT TAKAPAU The Takapau Golf Qub's ball, held in th© Public Hall on Tv-«lnesday night, was most successful, both as a social function and financially. There was a large numbei- of guests' from Takapau and surrounding centres, in particular from Waipukurau, and those present enjoyed a well organised ahd managed dancing evening. The hall was beautifully decorated by a keen working committee, an effective scheme being carried out with poppies, marigolds and butterflies in shades of gold. The supper was in the main provided by the lady members of the club and served buffet. The supper arrangements were excellent, and this part of the evening' s entertainment reflected credit on all who were connected with it. Mr J. M. McKenna acted as M.C., and carried out the duties of that office in a manner that resulted in capable control of the floor. The music for 'dancing was provided 6y Mr Les Henry's Orchestra. Credit for the success of the evening is due to the enthusiasm of the club members and the good work in particular done by the ladies. Mr Stewart Inglis and Miss Pedersen (men's and women's club honorary secretaries Tespectively) did everything possible to further the evening, and in this they were well supported by good working committees and the team work met with the success it merited. A sum of over £50 was taken at the door, and is an indication of the pOpularity of the function. It may be mentioned that a previous golf ball was held just ten years ago in 1927 so that the golf club • can hardly be accused of monopolising this form of entertainment. /AV ArWiViV/77?i

CCZ-UYV W-/V^\W-WVWVWW^VVWWS^AW^WWWW Among those present were the president, Mr M. McDonnell, and Mrs McDonnell, the latter very attractivelly goivned in black chenille embossed georgette,with a coatee of black ring velvet. Mrs J. B. A'Deane, president of the Ladies' Golf Club, in a graceful black lace frock and short coatee of black ring velvet, with stitched collar revers. Mrs Wmu Hobson was attractively gowned in cyclamen and off Parma violet ring 'velvet. Mrs G. Kelly, Napier, in a classically tailored evening gown of black ring - velvet with a handsome cape collar of cream lace. Mrs J. Murphy, black ring velvet, the slashed sleeves discJosing cerise satin and cerise flowers at neckline in front. Mrs Tiffen, in a youthful and effective Jace gown in pale green shade, vvhite coatee. Mrs P. F. Wall, Hatuma, a soft blue gown, silver tinselled, and the waist finished with a looped sash lined witb silver tissue. •Mrs W. Harris, Waipawa, in a pretty brain'ed gown of georgette, amethyst, parma and white tonings. Mrs Bjorngaard, smartly gowned in Euchsia ring velvet, finished with a bowed sash of gold lame. Mrs W. J". Johnston, in a dainty blue Howered georgette frock.

Mrs W. Home, in a flowered silk gown. Mrs G. Davis, jn a pretty frock of scarlefc cloque, with slight train, and sash to waist. | Mrs H. Lawlor wore a smart black evening gown. Mrs Loupin, in brown georgette and lace. Mrs A'Deane-Tollemache, in a gown of petrel grey and red tonings. Miss M. Wall, Waipukurau, white georgette with all-over pattern of scarlet and scarlet bowed sash. Miss Cato, frock of white needlerun lace in flower design; a touch of colour was a violet posy on the corsage and a violet belt with diamante clasp. Miss N. Marshall, in a flowered taffetas in the new design, cross-over bodice forming short sleeves from the shoulder. Mrs Kynock, in a blue lace frock, fashioned on long, slim-fitting lines. Miss P. CJark, in a black satin, cut on princess lines; bodice of black sequinned net. Miss Chadwick, in deep red flowered georgette in neat pattern, with black tafleta trimmings, Miss Dampney, Ormondville, frock oi petrel grey lace withi cowied neckline, finished with blue velvet hand-made roses, and blue velvet belt. Miss Oaughley, in a dainty bud pink satin frock, the new draped neckline and puff sleeves. ,Miss Murphy, jn blue lace and fui coat. ' Mrs A. i Cnsen'e frock of ivory lace had a fully-flared skirt, ground length, and smart neckline finish. Miss S. White, in trained gown, and coat of black and red patterned georgette in neat floral design. , Miss Vesty. whit© georgette, with a coloured design in posies; coloured velvet belt. Miss Jensen, soft and pretty pink taffetas. Irock. Miss K. White, dainty black frock, and white coatee. Miss L. White, frock of blue crepetla, and cape to matchi. Miss Cuthbertson, • in a stylish tumc frock of soft green, with gold metal flowers at neckline, and wide gold metal bedt. Miss Gamble, in a stylish model of black crepe de chine, with draped armholes, ruched on tlie shoulders; pink flower at neckline. . : Miss Browne, in a - patterned georgette in autumn tonings, and a tobae brown ring velvet . coatee, with draped sleeves. . * . Miss June Hewitt, frock of . black satin-faced taffetas,- patterned in unique design of red fruit with leaves; red flowers on corsage. Miss McMullan, in daffodil satin, with long flare'd skirt." . Miss Harding, in a very pretty Victorian frock. of blue patterned taffetas, with large double bow at back of bluw and pink taffetas. Miss Jefferd, Tokomaru, in a dainty white georgette frock flowered in pink. Miss Paget, in a salmon pink, with the new puff sleeves and long flared frock. Miss Kelly, Timaru, in black, smartly made, and touches of red as a trimrning. * " * Miss Horton, Gisborne, white satin frock, with neatly ruched bodice, and slim-fitting skirt. Miss Bould, fuchsia velvet, with cowied neckline, and gold belt. Mrs Hanson, Waipukurau, pretty evening frock of pastel taffetas. Mrs W. H. Bould, in a black gown fashioned on long lines. Miss Lancaster, in a tailored gown of burgundy ring velvet.Miss Benbow, in • black, with - scarlet flowers on corsage. Miss Peterson wore a pretty floral frock, and bride coat of red velvet. Miss Craig, scarlet fancy georgette, with basque bodice and flowers at the neckline. Miss Schofield, black silk striped moire, with pleated frill in front,, the neckline extending down back to waistline. % xVliss Pease, dainty ivory georgette gown and gold halo hairband; beautiful coat of white embossed satin.