CHARITY CLUB DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 354, 15 May 1928, Page 4

CHARITY CLUB DANCE

SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION Scots Hall was thronged with dancers last evening when the Shop Assistants’ Union Charity Club held a most successful dance in aid of the various charities it helps with its entertainments. Bendall’s Collegians provided excellent music, and the floor, which was in splendid condition, and the charming decorations of the hall, added to the enjoyment of the many members and their friends who attended. Committee ladies present included:— Miss PurceH, secretary, Miss Stymettz, assistant-secretary, Miss Roiall, Miss Christie, Miss Horspool, Miss D. Patten, Miss E. Svenson, Mrs. E. J. Burgess, Miss Goodwin, Miss E. Davies, Miss Z. Mills and Miss I. Walsh. Among the dancers were:— Mrs. Pearte, dainty frock of tomato georgette beaded in silver. Mrs. Lanigan, gown of floral crepe de chine. Mi's. Clark, black georgette and lace model worn over black crepe de chine. Miss Townsend, gown of cardinal velvet. Miss Philpott, frock of flame satin and gold lace. Miss Yuill, beige rose patterned crepe de chine. Miss Andreasson, frock of cyclamen satin with uneven hem line defined with cyclamen ribbon velvet. Miss Fisher, turquoise blue crepe de chine. Miss Autridge,. kingfisher crepe de chine with diamante relief. Miss McKibbon, mandarin blue satin gown. Miss May Arthur, frock of cyclamen figured georgette with circular skirt. Miss Wells, apricot satin gown with floral appliqued relief. Clark ’ sea £ reen taffeta and Miss Connett, rose floral ninon frock Miss Tucker, black crepe de chine with rose shoulder posy. Miss Hunt, black georgette model, lace 3 Strons ' cherr y georgette- and gold Miss Saunders, flame crepe de chine ana satin. , stc "; art '. B° wn of eau de nil taffeta relieved with beige. of M ec?u C lace? S ' r ° Se frocb TCith hem Miss Pearte, orchid tinted georgette frock, Swiss embroidered. Miss Keenan, apricot georgette Miss fr ° Ck ° f lilac taffeta, gown. - Davldson - amethyst, crepe de chine yoke. S e £ fe C ct a o k f o icru U lace Satln SOW " With beadfd ir?‘golden shades be?Se Keorgette gown. 3 Montgomery, turquoise taffeta frock. 3 M ‘ ° Ummer , rose crepe de chine ros" S crep T e gown of cedar w§ ,S3 r elS 1 “rg 3 oldTa r c d e inal ™ Miss Coleman, rose satin gown yellow Jeo^eV 3 S’buttercup gown 3 WWte> royal blue crepe de chine an 3 d l sllv < ?r°‘lacf’ cyclamen crepe de chine frock J ' Y ' cherry crepe de chine crepe S de l 'clSe Sht ' SaS6 green brocaded >* is ; Wright, cloth of silver corsage, WJ tb full ivory georgette skirt. B miss j. Andrews, rose crepe de chine vath shoulder flower to tone lace 3 Grlffl ths, cyclamen diamond and toSSf S o/ OIleS- floral ninon frock of rose tones on an ivory ground. of S ?eru ] & t ’ SheU pink satin ’ with bem of 3 brocade. GOOdW,n ’ Jade Eatin ' R ' ith re!ief Miss Southgate, silver grey taffeta in FnT thS nSW Skirt lengthende M chln MaXWeU ' fr ° Ck ° f cherry crepe Miss Caton, gown of rose velvet and georgette. Miss Nelson, cj-clamen crepe de chine frock with petalled hem. Miss Smith, petunia satin gown with inset panel of silver lace. Mls f Colquhoun, dainty frock of cyclamen taffeta and georgette. Miss Gillespie, bouffant gown of tur--2f Fnset* wttb panel of cloth Miss E. May, gown of lavender brocade appikfued' r?Uef.- blaCk Satia gown ' vltb WaCk EatiD frock - blue Miss Imrie, duchess blue satin ruase. with hem of ecru lace. Miss E. Strong, dainty frock of buttercup crepe de chine. Miss I. Me Adam, gown of cherry crepe lace me> Wlth trans P are fit liem of silver Miss C. Howell, orange velvet gown sequmed in gold. Miss J. Howell, sequined velvet gown of pillar-box red. Miss M. Bowman, cyclamen embossed velvet frock with full skirt of toning georgette. & Miss K. Lase. gown of amethyst taffeta with lemon-tinted georgette skirt, petal pointed and edged with taffeta. Miss Leslie, cyclamen crepe de chine frock.