BASKET BALL DANCE

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 667, 20 October 1933, Page 2

BASKET BALL DANCE

PRESENTATION OF THE SFASON'S TROPHIES M,ADE. GAY SCENE AT MAJESTIC. Quite one of the most successful, as well as the most enjoyable, dances of the season was held by the Rotorua Basketball Association at th'e Miajestie Ballroom on Wednesday evening, the floor being filled to capacity. Mjulti-codourted streamers constituted the m'ain decorations in 'the ballroom, black and orange, the club's eolours, being' the predominating colour. In tthe supper-room, orange and black decorations had been artistically carried out. Punga ferns had ■been gracefully draped around the wall, with large gold and black butterflies giving'a striking effect to the green background. In the centre of each table a graduated trellis division interlaced with Jiapantese cherry biossom lenTt an ori■ginal air to the decorative scheme. Bowls of golden Iceland poppies provided a gay finish to the attractive decorations.

During the evening, Mr. E. G. Guy, on behalf of the executiye, congratulated the girls upon the successful season's activities and lalso emphasised the excellenlt work carried oui; hy the secratary, Miss D. Kingon. He a'lso congratulated the respective ■teams on their match successes during the season. Mrs. C. Managh, president of th'e association, then presented( the trophies land badges to members of the H.S.O.S. (A) team, winners of the S-aturday competilfcion, and the Waratah team, winners of the

Wednesday competition, and the seven-asdde tournep. , As a token of appreciaftion of her untiring efforts at all tim'es in the dnterest of the association, Mr. H. Langguth, on behalf of players, presented Mrs. E. G. Guy, chairwoman and chief organiser, with a handsome crystal decanter and glasses. During the evening, exhibition dances hy M'iss J. Urquhart and MisSMi. Fearnley were grealfcly appreciat ■ed. A Monte Carlo included on the prograrnme was won by Miss C. Greenhead and partner. Among those present were: — Mrs. C. Managh, who wore lapis b'lue souple, satin; Mirs. E. G. Guy, pearl pink broderie anglaise and organdie; Mrs. I. Shearer, crimson satin; Mrs. W. G. Harwood, gunmetal crushed velvet; Mrs. S: Smith, floral tafffeta; Mrs. Oaisey, canon red velvet; Mrs, A. C. Watts, peach crepe romaine; Mrs. A. Giarke, midnight blue lace. Mrs. Kingon, oarneo pinlc flora'l georgette; MirS. T. Mjau, sap green ohiffon velvet; Mrs. Queenin, powder blue embroidered igeorgeltte; Mrs. Dean, sea-green silk moire; Mrs. Lynds, ruby satin; Mrs. Robertson, ivory crinkle crepe; Mrs. A. Dixon, water lily silk suede; Mrs.- W. Morrison, ruby floral maro1 cain; Mrs.' W. J. Costello, black and pastel lace; Mrs. C. S. King, temerald lace; Mrs. W. Smith, lacquer crinkle crepe. Mjrs. J. Fraser, eleotric blue "flat crepe. ' MiSs I. Street, pompadoxu* pink satin; Mjiss D. Kingon, apricot beaded georgette; Miss J. Greig, venetian, blue crushed velvet; Miss F. Bates, wine crinkle crepe; Miss W, Waite, rose pink georgette; Mjiss J'. Tucker, cyclamien organdie; Miss- K. Murray, rO'Siei net; Miss >0'. Louden, shell pink crepe de isoie; Miss M. Fearnliey, almond isouple satin; Miss M. Mjitchell, ivory embossed georgette. Miss H. Mitchell, midnight crinkle crepe; Miss E. Herrick, pale pink floral taffleiba; Miss M. Patte-rson, iblack and white checked lorgandie; Maiss J. Urquahiaart, ciel blue organdie; Miss B. Dorset, piale piflk land blue checked georgette; Miss T. Parker (Te Awamutu), flgured blue silk net; Miss J. Shaw, old gold- crinkle. crepe; Miss J. Barber, salmon crepe de soie; Miss Dealan (W'ellingibon) , midnight blue s(atin; Mi®s M. Q'Halloran, flamie friiled organdie. Miss M. O'Hagan, wine pannia velvet; MisS K. Clarke, black chiffon velvet; Miss' D. Adams, turquoise georgette; Miss D.- Powell, flora'l satin; Miss R. Taylor, shell pink souple satin and c'hanitilly lace; Miss D. Hamilton, peach satin; Miss Seor-» rihge, canveo pink friiled organdie; Miss N. Gallagher, betty blue-taffeta; Miss S. Wilson, creme chantilly lace; Miss E. Clai-ke, black crinkle crepe;

Miss N. Devin, ebony and pastel fische net; Mi®s 0. Dalgliiesh, ivory peau d'ange lace; Miss Chrstopbers, white organdie- and. black ndt;, i Miss U. 0'Hia.llonan/ emerald net'; jMiss L. Downey, leaf green: Checked organdie; Miss K, "Constant, ivory georgetbe; Miss B .V-Newm arch , floral georgette; Mjiss A. Sloane, blue floral georgette. Miss U. Higgins, sea-green georgette; Mjiss M. Bates, black figured georgette; -Miss T. Anderson, diagonal j striped cidnkle crepe; Miss. E. WiL liams, "black satin; Miss D. Cronin, white georgetteiand lace; Miss S. Wilsqn, appile iggeen organdie; Miss M. Dq-wney, ivory chiffon velvdt; Miss W. Steele1, pink ' and - blue organdie; Miss ' J. Olarke; emerald crushed velvet. j ■ Mjiss E. Hardie, flbral ninon; Miss C. Greenhead, black crdnkle crepe ; Miss , 0. Glovet "(Aucldahd), old gold satin; jMiss A. ' Meadoiws, " apple green net; | Mjiss V. BeMon,'- lettuce green orgaiij di-e; Miss- M- Dowling, hlue floral tafjfeta; Mis® P. Street, ivory' tulle and ! satin; Miss D. Slfcanley (Tirau), green ' spotted organdie; Miss M. Lindsay, 1 midnight b'lue charmleuse. Miss R.

Harrison, eau de nil crepe romaine; Mis-s M. Hjughes .lidp blue ninon; Miss T, Mjitchell, alnaiond green flat crepe; Mjiss' N. Rika,' parchmenlt sia'tih; Miss T. Mitchell, lido hlue silk net. Miss J. Ghaytor, lettuce green organdie; Miss Y. Butler, venetian blue orgiandie; Mjiss M: Ross, Ghinese' red crush'erd velvet; Miss M. Sloane, blue floral 1 flat crepe. Miss B. Vaughau, biege lace; Miss K.' Kingon, black net and organdie; Mjiss N. Allen, leaf green net; Miss J. Allen, checked pique voile; Mjiss P. Manson, ivory crinkle crepe; Miss I. Wright, prim,rose broderie anglaise; Miss E. Jones, iyory georgette; Miss R. Harron, parchmient georgette and| lace; Miss D. Harron, ivory crushed velvet. Miss R. Munro, rose satin; Miss M. Giarke, jelt velvet; Miss J. Weekes, parma violet crinkle crepe; Miss J. isdale, orange and chocolate lace; Miss M. Kerr, pale ping floral ninon; M'iss Y. Ford, maize satin; Miss D. Thompson, jet and ivory organdie; Miss J. Wylie, violet checked organdie; Miss M. Snell, ivory crushed velvet. Miss B, Ford, blue checked gingham; Mjiss P. Ford, -spotted ninon.