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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 33, 2 May 1927, Page 4

SATURDAY’S DANCES

AT THE REGENT The rich, vivid colourings of the charming frocks worn by the fair, or fairer element at the attractive Regent Ballroom on Saturday evening, were delightfully complemented by the subdued tonings of the tasteful decorations that are such a pleasing attribute of this popular cabaret. Among the cheery crowd of dancers were noticed the following:—Mesdames Brook, Owen, Meredith, North, L. G. Michaels, Jenkins, A. T. Cross, Wanganui; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mase, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Parrott, Misses Avery Wanganui; Louise Scott, Carrington, George, Lettie McGruer, Olga Reid, Hazel Owen, Garstin, C. Hope-John-stone, Mercia Kerr, Louise Harris, Cap- . tain Williams, Or. McNeill, Messrs. F. I). Blackwell, E. Stewart, G. Buckley, Eddie Horton, Posgate, Binning, Craig, O’Brien and Wren. THE MUSICAL BOX “ Full of vim and pep,” to use a convenient Americanism, aptly described the Musical Box Cabaret on Saturday Evening. A floor, “ right ” to a degree, a cheery orchestra, cosy lounges, and decorations that do not obtrude, yet are in excellent taste, all unite to speed the fleeting hours in a manner most pleasant —and so very amusing. Among the many present were noticed:—Mrs. Larymore, Misses T. Sinclair, R. Ash, M. Sherry, M. Trosclair, M. Sullivan, T. Davis. B. Francis, D. Berry, M. Berry, Madge Cunningham, K. Stevenson, V. McHardy, Gene Whitford, E. Cassidy, J. Cassidy, I. Cassidy, E. Joy, J. Lee, M. Red ward, D. Hotham, L. Toki, E. Harvey, T. Kane, N. Noone, E- L. McVeagh, T. G. Law, M. Matthews, P. Gollop, K. Nodwell, R. O’Meara, E. Robertson, M. Jordan, K. O’Neill, A. R'aiiorgn, L. Stoneham, E. Baines, D. Wilson, and a number of others. GOLF DANCE BRIGHT EVENING AT TITIRANGI Following the opening day competition, in which the"* combined fo*rces of the men’s and ladies’ clubs were directed in an attack against Colonel Bogey, Titirangi members were entertained by the president and his wife, the lady captain (Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor) at afternoon tea on Saturday afternoon. Members and friends later reassembled at the capacious club-house for dinner, following the cusromaiy dance was held in the evening. The putting green was brilliantly illuminated, but the evening was so chilly that the dance-room, bridge tables and fires proved much greater attractions. A very bright function resulted. Among those present were Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Miss M. Napier (lady secretary), Mesdames C. Findlay. Roy Dufaur, W. J. Rodger, Rex George, R. McCrystal, E. Napier, H. W. Cooke, J. Stewart, R. O. Gardinner. Horton, and the Misses D. and K. Horton, Peter, Goldwater, and Miss M. Lloyd. D. Robertson. W. Reid, C. F. Bennett. Deighton, Dignan, G. M. White, C. Robinson, and J. W. Thompson. Misses D. Stewart, C. Bray, A. Fouhey, R. Cornaga, A. Hill, C. Stubbs. F. Richard, N. Bennett, M. Colebrook, H. Laurenson, C. Moginie, and k! Churton.

Isobel — gowns of distinction. Telephone 46 749. 2nd floor, Victoria Arcade. Queen Street Auckland.