Tirau.

Putaruru Press, Volume VII, Issue 295, 4 July 1929, Page 1

Tirau.

Scout Dance. A very successful dance in aid of the Scout transport fund was held on Tuesday in the Tirau Hall, there being a crowded attendance. The dance was voted one of the best held for some time. The music was supplied by Shalfoon’s Orchestra. Mr. Bert Bragg was M.C. During the evening the Rev. Stephen Wareing, of Putaruru, returned thanks on behalf of the Scouts to those ladies who had worked so hard to make the evening such an outstanding success and the people for their wonderful patronage.

Among those present were:—Mrs. Selby, oyster crepe de chine; Mrs. Jordan, marccain crepe de chine toned with silver grey; Mrs. Harvey, duchess blue taffeta; Mrs. Bottcmley, bois de rose crepe de chine; Mrs. Neville, black satin and georgette; Mrs. Withers, sunkist crepe de chine; Mrs. Marshall, navy silk marocain; Mrs. Coubrough, black crepe de chine, red posy; Mrs. Bear, oriental net over black satin, fur trimming; Mrs. Bonny, eau de nil green satin beaute and georgette with uneven hemline; Mrs. Sbeerin (Ohakune), lacquer red satin and geld lace; Mrs. Craig, cherry velvet and georgette with feather posy and diamante buckle.

; Misses Webster, French model j powder georgette with pink daisy j trimming and shawl; Dagg, green crepe de chine guipure lace and diamante buckle; Hamlin, sunset shot ! taffeta and blue posy; Downie, flame ! taffeta and gold lace; G. Downie, green chiffon velvet; A. L. Sloper, blue beaded georgette; C. Coffey (Christchurch), apricot georgette, diamante trimming; Howard, emerald green embossed crepe de chine and georgette; Rainger, black satin beaute with pink velvet flowers, diamante trimming; M. Mouldey, jade green crepe de chine and silver lace; B. Tindle, black satin; Mouldey, pink silk; Cochrane, blue crepe de chine and lace diamante trimming; Bell, chenille velvet and georgette; Watson, pale blue beaded and sequin georgette; Jamison, eau de nil crepe de chine, transparent hem; Shaw, black satin and georgette and blue shawl; Clarke, delphinum blue sequined georgette with pink posy; Marshall, hyacinth mauve shot taffeta; Cowen, flame georgette, black shawl; Geraghty, lemon taffeta and silk net. pink shawl; Egan, airforce blue satin, uneven hemline; Rainger, salmon pink chiffon velvet and georgette; Campbell, pink shot taffeta and silver lace, scalloped hem; R. Craig, pale blue crepe de chine; M. Rolfe, black ring velvet; E. Rolfe, black satin and gold lace; Callaghan, cream French crepe de chine and silver lace and cream shawl; P. Logan, apple green satin; L. Roberts, vieux rose satin, with lace overdress; M. Roberts, jade green crone de chine and lace: J. Campbell, blue crepe de chine; W. Newton, scarlet creoe de chine; V. Gubb. powder blue taffeta; Fitzgerald, aorioot satin and lace overdress; M. Fitzgerald, mulberry chiffon velvet; S. Svme, gold embroidered crene de chine, scal’oned ! hen: Byrne, black embroidered satin; J. Brown, mauve ravon silk: Show, ■ duchess blue satin: Dee. blue shot taffeta with cream velvet roses, transparent hem.

Mr. E. E. Hirst has received promotion, being appointed postmaster at Bulls. Mr. Hirst will leave next Tuesday. Mr. Robinson, of Marton, has been appointed as Mr. Hirst’s successor.