IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 377, 11 June 1928, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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ars vActkzg Moon: Cook. 31r ■£_ Can. to m c f 1-1 elbc- urns -. 1 s the : : _ -:. ■ . ' . . . h . fa: 7-u_ - Bor* . :. = lamey Takapussa, ha "5 7:; o n l visit po Xelsoa. Mrs. 17 C. C-'/.ci ha* returned to Tukapuza after a Ang holiday m Cmr-stc-iur:a and X>urediz - - - to the em»*v Arm res- :: after sper-clr.g a holiday in 7;:;HU Kei -Falcon* eft. fen .- - . . - --- ---- - Mrs. C. .7- Hunzer-BlkT sailed by tb e . a marcfe :ro m Well r. gt on or. Sa-.-j.rday on bar :r.j.-- to England from a vuelt to 27= ~ Z^v'v-j 7be C: -z:e=s of Kirtere, -vl> has keen ::jrißg Zealand, sailed by e Pint Dunedin, which left Wellington cr. Saturday for Lender..

AT DIXIELAND

I r-.ores ting exhibitions of n:-iem fa -- i -- . . : ; cm jrd&v evenizg by ilr. Ccbr.- Shorter and bias.s 7v a rare Ar-ea. before az enthusiasb .e erod'd of danders. Clyde Holley and bis bard provided excellent music and "•'ere forced to give numerous er.eeres. Among these presnt “ore. — Mrs. AIAc-m -7.ea._rg black ear re velvet and dAmente. 32“~ jr. H_ Halbert in caneo rose georgette ar e black, lace. Mrs. Lti> In a see;bred frees of ivory nisom - - - If.-- C. Hardley, :r yvder clue taffeta are lace. 22r- be*. elver, “earing opal e-lee taffeta. I-irs. lb _ a ;e=, in rcable lace are ge-erg-et&s. Mrs. .A A.tker. frock oi blue are gold . georgette, are sravrb Mrs. Albert !bv.;b ■:yEarner silk are ? tmmning. Mrs. J. M Strail7Tcod,. frock -tf greer M-- . O: re . r froar-1: M salmon jb .-.b aid black lace Mrs. Warier, cf Weblrgten, red taffeta j frock. Mr a Er-ssirer yale blue frock trimmed with silver. Mrs. Tomas, frock of black narocam j are gfeawb i -3Lr=. A7ey, cream silk laee frock. Mbs Rita Comaga, :r geranium rose georgette ard lace. Miss Jaret Clar ks or wearing electric lice georgette. I Mbs Mira P.b %s, in cry-seal beaded write georgette. Miss Joyce Johnston, delphinium blue crepe de cbire are .mile. Mss Myrtle Warren, frock of shell pink georgette made with a frilled skirt. Mi-ss Joyce Brc-vrlb bbsb rose georg- ] etze govs relieved with silver trimmings. Mbs Lo McPhail, gold geqoiimcd g v:. Miss Jear. Gordon, apple greer georgette 1 frock over silver cloth. Miss Garrett, leaf green georgette gown. Miss N. Barker, gown of greer. satin j beante. Miss 37 Barker, cerise satin be arte I frock. Miss Barker, -acre coloured georgette ‘ gown. Miss E. Guy, frock of black satin. Miss 3L bauson, apricot coloured satin | frock. bliss R. Collage, frock of green velvet, and shawl. Mbs X. Casey, midnight blue georgette gown. Miss Watson, pale blue taffeta frock. Mbs M. Robinson, frock of silver lame relieved with cyclamen mile. Miss Louie Gaudily ivory- tan eta frock made in period style. Miss BlddMolloy. Cuban orange em- . bossed georgete frock. Miss Boor, frock of cerise taffeta relieved with geld lace trimming. 3£A= X. St. Clair, frock of black satin ; ar.d gold lame. 1-Ibss T. St. Clair, blue taffeta net gown Miss r.. Adkins, black taffeta frock trimmed with silver lace. Mbs O. Stephenson, frock of red taffeta. Miss W. Salmon., dame coloured taffeta gown. Mbs F Barclay, cherry coloured georgette frock. - -• r -s E. Rennie, frock of black velvet. Mbs Eileen Brody, delphinium blue georgette gown. Mbs W. Ferrell, turquoise blue and silver frock. Miss E. Sinclair, sea green taffeta frock trimmed with silver. Miss Spellman, frock of blush rose taffeta. Mss Self, beaded apricot coloured ; georgette frock.

BIRTHDAY PARTY

AT DIXIELAND Miss Yvonne Arlen was the jruest of honour at a party-given at Dixieland on Saturday evening by the members o: the Erabasny and YTenttvorth danc-e stuc;os in honour of her birthday. Miss Aritn wore a dainty frock of jade ereen georgette, mounted on cover tissue. The other guests were: f 5 sa MblbbceiZb.,-. of apricot-c loured Reidy. cyclamen and blue frock. . fiss Parr, frock of green velvet. Mbs Henby. gown of black tulle. Miss Jameson ( Sydney>. floral taffeta Miss O'Connor, blue French model of georgette. Miss Curtis, beaded frock of georgette.

ATHENIAN' CLUB

SOCIAL EVENING The Athenian Club held ; one of its enjoyable social functions in the Operatic Society’s .Hall on Saturday evening, when- a large number of members and their friends were present. An excellent programme was submitted by Madame Edith Baird. Mr-. T. E. Richards. Miss Molly Woolcott. Miss Pelita Groves, Miss Molly Atkinson, Miss Xina Fuller. The Asquiths. Miss Burke, and Mr. W. Russell Wood. Mr. Fred Stevens and Mr. Cliff Pettit were the hosts for the evening. The hall was attractively arranged as a snow-covered scene, and an amusing j snowball fight took place during the j evening. The Athenian Orchestra, conducted | by Miss Bush., provided excellent dance ! music.

EX-STUDENTS’ DANCE

KOWHAi OLD PUPILS SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION . ' . ... • . it - . . . . irs St Streamers and. ball costs in me sehcoi ... -. . . Balin' of fem= and ether ftlLage added to the decorative effect- An trehestra. cc-n----esceiler: programme of dance music. The M-C.s “ore Messrs. R. McGregor The - -- - - ---- ring vh-u-I h I II - ' . ' he_- u.e. Ia f I -: hgu . . - gette Members .: e&e c mltzee : “ere: 2>.£j=s r>. Reid, in a frock of >idc greet and gold lace Miss _ay Brooking :r ":..:e tarreta ar.d apnoot =haw„ _ Mies 3L. Bleakly, rrench mo-del in ;c.r blue satin. Mbs EL Bo wen. cue my metal :1. th. _A.rncr.g_ cohe:-s tresent were:_ — ano c"an: =h : h~l HTjqs Acker 2pple. green taneta asms cesumed gtc-rgette. ' ' Mbs F. J a we: u cherry chiffon velvet, : I>. de Maure. feral Green caffeta. Ms- V. de Marne, powder blue sbot tan era. 2d:s= F. erscer. sea greer. sam. Mbs 3. Beswi'k. Same crepe de chine, uneven hem of gold iaoe. Mbs M. Tmlnson black satin and silver. _ _ - Mbs M. Clark, mauve taffeta and gold shawl M.a= K_ Gum.otr, -orange crepe de ch:r.e. Moss 2 7 F.okhns, pink chiffon velvet ant g&crgette. PI-ss 2-:. Pauh white georgette and - I. Andersen, mauve crepe de chine., 3£:«.s W. HLnoho-liffe. black crepe ochine. Miss V. Eden, silver lane. Mbs K. Power, black satin grenadine Mbs *l2. Ecu Lem o-.d rose georgehte and silver. Mbs Taylor, cloth of gold. Mbs 2_ Bodes, rnidnigho blue taffeta and tulle. Mbs B. Toss will, shell pink taffeta. Idles X. Pham, black lace over ap-ri-coo satis. M;.?*s J. nemo or. lemon crepe he onine. Miss 3. Basse to, cerise and silver ring | velvet. iiiss F. Morris. apricot and solver mar oca: r. Miss H. Wats or, p-ale blue taffeta, deep hern of white for. ■ Mbs Vai. Oldbury, shell pink and ivy crepe ce on one. Mess H. Lees, mandarin georgette and go id lace.

WEDDING BELLS

WISE—RADFORD On Thursday morning a very pretty wedding was celebrated by Archdeacon a.. 31. Cowie at St. Peter's . Cathedral, Hamilton. The bride was Puna, second daughter of Mr. and 3lrs. HI. Radford, of Xe j Rapa, and the bridegroom Cecil- the * only son of Mr, and 31rs. i . Wise, of Tc Rapa. An exquisite frock of Ron-' georgette, with side panels edged with diamond-shaped taffeta frills, was worn by the bride. Her hand-em-broidered veil of tulle was caught over the ears with posies of orange blossoms ar.d formed a train. White and pale pink blossoms composed the bouquet. The bride’s sister, 3Larjery. was cer only attendant, and wore a frock o: cyclamen georgette with deep hem of cream silk lace. Her pink crinoline hat with its pink and mauve posies toned in with her beautiful bouquet of pink and mauve Sowers. 7ns bride had long been an --r.il siastic choir member, and the wedding was fully choral. 3'r. h. B. Sims was at the organ. 31 r. Arthur Head attended the bridegroom as best man. After a reception was held at the I home of the bride’s parents. Mrs. Rad- , ford receiving her guests in a becoming frock of aavy crepe de chine with touches of fawn and red. A small hat of fawn and red tones completed her smart toilette. Mrs. T. Wise, mother of the bridegroom, was in deep royal blue and beige marc-cain, and a beige hat. Miss la. Radford was in mushroom I pink repp relieved with grey, and a pretty grey hat. Other guests present included the I two grandmothers of the bride, Mrs- ] Hi Hayes and Mrs. Radford, senr.; 3irs. Magma! 1, aunt of the bride: Mrs. W. Hope, aunt of the bridegroom; Mrs. McKlenzie; 3-irs. E. H. Hammond; Mrs. Ease well: 2-1 rs. Hums tan: 31 rs. J. Radford; Mrs. 31. Bennett; Mrs. Higgleton: 3-1 rs. Head, Pa reran g:: Mrs. Mac - donald, and the blisses Head, Johnson, Groves, East well Sanders, Baird, Kemp, Oliver, 3icKenzie, Mawhinney, Magnall and M. Radford. the bride's travelling frock: was of duchess blue repo, braided in fawn and gold. with a small blue hat.

MARKS—CLARK

A very pretty wedding of local interest took place in Holy Trimly Church, Waiuku, recently, when Beryl, the elder daughter of 3ir. and Mrs. W. C. Clark, Pukeoware, was married to Geoffrey Thomas, youngest son of Mr. and 3lrs. I. blarks, Kariotahi. The Rev. J. C. Fuss-eli officiated. Tice bride looked charming as she entered the church on the arm of her father, wearing white pearl crepe a--chine. with a three-tiered skirt, knifepleated, over taffeta. Her prettily embroidered veil was arranged with a j coronet and orange blossoms, and sh* carried a beautiful shower bouquet The bridesmaid. Miss Dorothy Clark, sister of the bride, wore a dainty mauve and silver taffeta frock, hand - embroidered, with silver and tulle headdress, and carried a matching bouquet The two little Sower girls. Miss Norma Deed, niece of the bridegroom and bliss Mavis Williams, cousin of the bride, wore pale green embroidered taffeta frocks and carried gold baskets of flowers. The best mam was Mr. F. Nlarks. brother of the bridegroom. Mrs. A. James played the "Wedding March.” After the ceremony a reception was held in Pukeoware Hall, when about SO guests, including the bride's grandparents, were present. The mother of the bride wore a navy repp costume, with navy felt hat with black osprey, and carried a s carle: posy. The mother of the bridegroom wore a black satin coat, with felt hat, and scarlet and black osprey. The bride travelled in a navy repp, ensemble suit, relieved with red, anc red hat to match.

DANCE PARTY

The -refute-:e of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gnutter. E: u-d.-_~y 7:ii Piicmm “'ns the scene of an enjt-ynhie church ■ - - - turds.- The r:-: nus were decked with Lilies. Turng was euyryed t: the trustr of ty Mrs. Pig-gin end Miss Wc therstc-tn_ The trines in a ill t: urn Hirer, t “tn :y Mrs. Eu:.cliff and 3lr. F. ikiity ani : ireiiatitn urtzes wert uwerdei to Mrs. MeAtmtiy and Mr. J.' 2d: Sweeney. A ce*wpetition was won L y Miss : ' - • rd - 3lrs_ Gritu.er receiver the ■ guests £ ring - - - i Is . : ai black tit ifh - - n g :;. red - denies. She —-us assisted by Miss Gladys Tranter, tracked in lavfrder crepe de wit ■ - - • . - - - tf c ran ye ere re de chine. -daintily Arntnr these present were.— Mrs. . 'Cr-knarry- tlatk set aired treie w: rr over hek t crepe ce chine. airs r-.ewett frock tf sapphire blue etrrrt:dewed mere de trine. I - tte -eheved wltl Mrs. Njc er. rose drtrei taffeta, fr-'ck 3?-5. 3 r c-.r-.-eene;-. frock tf battleship =r- • sh t ta ffefca. - g- rgette. .Mrs. shut aid- free-1: c-f pansy crepe ce Nine tv lieAraky r.-ia.c 1-; georgette frock relre-sd with silver. Mrs fames crepe Se - . f .1 oyster, wloh relief of i/e: late. 3':-. yn tan. d:*- e grey irete ie thine getta ftoelE. 31m aayltr. fro.a if apt.e green gette. 3frs Ste-erscr. fro-:-: cf moss ruse ::ete de chine, with trim ml age cf : nee late. Miss 37 Rea, frock -t: delphinium clue get rgette. 37-=s 2-7 mlc-t duchess me gec-r-ES-jE wl-S isce Miss- P. Plggtm frtc-k of saver kste. Miss Zt licrtn A vender crep-e de thine fpotk. 32 As ML tone rsp*t*o _ ... frock of Are worn ever pink crep-e de there. Miss A Eae, earal pink crepe de chine frock. Miss 7/ _Ortnter._ frock tf cardinal getr--2PI-s A Brewer, c-tffee crere ce chine, banded in deeper shades. MAs A White, frock of black panne veiveu Miss D. Baxter, frock c-f moss green norm, w.th artmrungs of silver. 12As a.. Wet-ter, banana yellow netteta. iliss J Wctherspcer. irtek cf eggshed tantta, with trcmmnngs of silver. MAs A. 32/her rand, free k of LA-tk t a arm ease, with relief cf rose. Miss E. Towmsey, frock cf lily of the valley, with sequin ed trimmings. 32As M Gut's, frock c-f serai gauze toe. MAs XL. Roe, frets of ruiy taffeta. 2d-As EL 22 tArtuloy. back georgette frock with motifs c-f silver. Miss F. Trim ole, frock tf tanary naff etc. 3loss W. Palmer, frock of bArk crepe de chine, with side panels tf tulle. 31 As A Ryan, black crepe de chine redev&d —:th rose. 2*2As Casey, dainty :r>ck__cf wjstarta mauve, with trimmings c-f silver. Miss E. Ryan, apple greet, emltessed georgette, with touches tf ecru. MAs Stevens, bats ninen,. preitily en-c-rt-leered in gold.

CRADLE-ROLL PARTY

SUNDAY SCHOOL FUNCTION A very happy afternoon was held in St. John's Sunday School Had. Great South Read. Papa toe toe, on Saturday, when the annual treat for the members of the primary Sunday School classes took place. There was a large attendance of Are children and. them parents, and a pleasan: couple of hours was spent in listening to the young folks' songs and recitations. Musical items were also given by Mrs. S. McCullough. 31 rs. R. Wyllie. and iliss Phyllis ±7ingston, and a pianoforte duet was played by Misses Margaret and Mary Wilson.

COMING-OF-AGE PARTY

An enjoyable pa rtf-' was held on Saturday evening at the residence of Mrs. W. McGregor. Tronville Avenue. Mount Albert, in honour c-f the eoming-of-age of her brother, Mr. Colin Siddle. The rooms were attractively decorated in tones of gold ard blue, and the tables were banked with Iceland popples. The hostess received her guests wearing a frock of black and velvet, with diamante trimmings. Among the guests were: 2>2rs. G. Sid die, black beaded georgette. 2»IAs G. Siddle, pompadour pink taffeta and silver Ace. 2diss Y. Siddle, rose taffem and velvet! Miss B. Siddle, sky blue taffeta ar.d tulle. Mrs. Taylor, navy crepe de chine. Mrs. Foxcroft, >ale blue georgette. Mrs. Beamish, gold panne veivet--31 rs. James, black crep-e de Ate. Nfiss D. GAdding, electric blue satin. MAs 31. G Adding, orange and silver ■"Sta’f-iw. white and red satin. bliss H. Rfiey, lace over shell pink Miss X. Lingard, mauve taffeta. 31 As A. Cross, apricot taffeta frock. 31 As Barrett, cherry velvet. Miss B. Forbes, shot taffeta--37 ss O'Malley, mauve satin ecru lace. Miss Carrel], sequined georgette. Miss J. Da:-*, mauve crepe do crane, go! d tri mm: r.gs. Miss Rankin, mauve crepe de chine. Mrs. O. Hansen, navy and fawn crepe de chine. 31 rs. Cotton, black silk crepe frock.

FAREWELL PARTY’

There was a large attendance of members of the Mangere East Croquet and Bowling Clubs, at a farewell evening held in the Mangere East Pufolic Hal! on Friday in honour of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Sigley, both popular and energetic members of the clubs, who are leaving for a trip to Sydney, 'before settling in Auckland. A very pleasant evening was spent in playing progressive 500. The prizes were won by Mrs. Sigley and Mr. Hen Keys, the consolation prize was awarded to 31 r. S. W. House. . . Mrs. Knight, president of the croquet club, handed 31 rs. Sigley a handsome brass tray from her fellow members of the club. Mrs. Sigley also received a silver cup, which she had won during the season’s competitions. 3lr. Clark, president of the bowling club, presented 3fr. Sigley with a handsome bowling bag, wishing both he and Mrs. Sigley the best of luck-

DANCE AT VARSITY

ENGINEERS AND .ARCHITECTS GAY DECORATIONS Tie ITmversity CoSere Hall Chinese lan teams ibrew a softly- -: - -t _ . - . r b nks _ grs . foliage 3rd sir-s.siz.ers zzz "Viozs sized iz lie r_7 efTsci Among ■ ose prese&t .. e tafmzs. with peiaHad ktm. B _ Miss P. Roseawem nisi lire crege de Mms E. Br&vz Canton jade frock of gec-igetie. M:5 = in- Gordon. frock cf ":z:k gecrz.eiie. Niles Au-zrsy Perry. gentian lire ; = ::• Miss I— Lr22£'X. frilled frv._k cf ezcA•r.' - -.- gette fits. crystal beading. Miss JL F-'Mdiczzibe. wistaria mauve M:~-s Vii G'ssslzer. i :: s-.ver issK Miss Gladys Hayward, rale arid sztiz. aad raise gr-r kee. Miss R. Perez, merry ref georgette si: silver ossre. _ _ banded vrith silver Ace. Miss So-ii—z*:d frizz cf —HI;— green “iOs if ’ Brreses. &c*:s of five utM Ml v- r err bossed larre. iiiss E. _ Clark, emergu-d green nig * Misi black laSeza. frock edged witi cream la re. . . M; = = _ a price-1 crepe ze -Z_e ; : f ’ : : : ray-r-rlrzred ~ Mis? villa huts crepe ce dnoe frock 2«£:?= M Gallagher. err era. a greet. crepe ze ezine gt-vrz wttls gc-.c are pa_sz ar ~ S£iss Sorter. track cf cream izzieia arc Mis? H_ P.r 1 :rsc r fries :: pillar-r-rr rei rrr velvet with side drajunz. __ Miss J. Be irerraxr cyMarrer rarreta fr-r-cTc vrMh hem cf deeper me. Miss H. CraziaM rliz-ichirea ?y:aerre freok made vrich draper sza _ 2*£lss Kenny. naize-col cured sam gown —-eh stiver lac* herm Mlss M- Crar.fall, ivrry gee rgette -ver vre sice crcrirg cf silver. 341=5 Clelazd. iemrr. :: : urez sermsirs -'--•'•k leacec in paste' shades. Miss A. Waiior.. sea sreer georgette gevn with organdie ru_slm or Par. M ss F Surer, eery V rrrrrap rrr rise coloured can eta a-c rnar. e 5..;- - . Miss P_ ~'-r-f hel:rtrope crepe ce frtok relieved with diamante :mma=Miss M. Fh—sites, dame—r-r4-rarer satm = ’Miss B. Robinson, ivory taSetas frock m&de vrith a scalloped hem- _ _ Miss Cl tv sly. mimr-sa ye/.: - ta -Sta 'vr-olt vrirh hem of silver la re. _ . Miss J. Deigltt on, jade green lime n_r georgette gown

BRIGHT PARTY

Miss Hilda Johnson and Miss EGsie Paterson entertained a number of friends at their home in Grange Road, Mount Edem Saturday evening. The cosy rooms -were charmingly decorated vrith yellow narcissi and tvinter blooms and a most enjoyable time was spent. Receiving their guests. Miss Johnson wore a georgette frock of peach pizk and a shoulder posy of gold and Miss Paterson a moonlight blue brocade gown. Mrs. Murk j_»avis wore a g-tvm of black knife pleated georgette with, a panel of fresh georgette. Mrs. F. K. Halbert was in figured ninen combined with black char.’illy lace. Mrs. R_ J. Laird, geranium red georgette frock banded with c-henihe in deep shades of blue. Mrs. -J. X. Shackleford, georgette frotk of coral trimmed with wide bands of guipure lace. Mrs. Ivan Phillips, shell pink ninon frock patterned with crystal bead ess~‘‘izLFS V. Gold water, jade green crepe de chine frock embroidered and prpea wits cyclamen. „ "•' == v Baliir- rose shot taffeta ir_-rz Mr. F; H- HUI- - Mr. J. McGregor, Hr. J- N. .'nacfe-=-ford. Mr. E. B. Bailey, Mr. Philips. Mr. Laird.

BROWNIES’ RALLY

Brownies ana Guides from Xortii Shore held a rally in St- Michael’s Hall on Saturday evening. The Brownies, 60 of them, played games and listened to musical items, and then 100 guides assembled. The evening opened vrith an obstacle race arranged bv the Devonport Company: musical items were given by the Takapuna Company, and country dances by the Bevonport and ftorth Shore Companies. Among those present were Mrs. o. Williamson. Mayoress of Takapuna. and Mrs. Pereival, who is District Commissioner. The representatives of the various Guide committees were as follow: Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Hoverd, Mrs. Bishell, Mrs. R. Christenson, Mrs. Bray. Mrs. Aughton, Mrs. Mcßride. Airs. Cambridge. Mrs. -J. tV Wilson. Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. A- Gunn and Mrs. Atkins

TE ATATU INSTITUTE

At the monthly meeting of the le Aiatu Women’s Institute. Miss Paton read a taper on The Nervous System of Plant Life.” This was followed by a memory test. Afternoon tea was dispensed by Mrs. Love and Miss Shepherd, and a roll call on how to cure "The Blues” completed the entertainment. The meeting closed with the singing, of the National Anthem. A vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Quilter for the work of installing a hot-point for boiling water, free of expense.

AN ENGAGEMENT

’ The engagement has been announced - of Miss I. O. New, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs’. New, to Mr. R. C. Rowdier. second son of Mrs. M. A. Rowdier, both of Auckland.

CLICK CLACK CABARET

The ballroom of the Ckck Clock v 5 attractively decorate*! cn Setur-iay nighu and ex-ellen* dance mzs:: provided by Walter Smith s Rand. Princess Kilaua. from HonthH: gave a very spectacular exhibition : the Hzlu Hulz dazee, and received mtny encores. Among these present were Mrs. Frantis. rh :k ever re! georgettj>_rs. =rz:-e. - tins georgette p:-. 3£rs. R::hardsell- anzle green chihtz velvet. Nios. Cuthbo-rtsc n, be is* le rose cm:e de chine an! late. Mrs. Sinclair, cyclamen moire and. 70-sy Mrs. Wzker SwiasoE, geirgette cf fuchsia ccues. Miss Win tier op. apricot sack: and ehe Miss Zela Stuck, mauve crepe ce chine and violet pcs; . v .cz net and silver trimiliss G. Jones, t-ewder blue cret-e le chine an! tverv lace. ■- Miss Auger, peacock blue crepe k . h hi h:lh kiss Dickinson- salmon tinl-i sake Miss Burke, silver tinsel an: cm.-;. •• ne SgOFG Miss A*mags:n. - ale r: is t-.u e ta r -a. ----- Ha fing and posy. •Miss i-raser. ngure! georgette f. - Eg Miss Young, georgette tissue and shaw; Z*fiss Whaley, rose tart eta and posv 1, 1 ' .... posy. Miss 31. Croft, blue chiffon velvet an t hh J. Croft. Same georgette and shawl. Miss D. Fraser, taffeta and ia.e -with M. Work, jade green taseia and shawl to tone. Miss Lord, plain brocade velvet and Miss P. Fountain, mauve crepe d-r chine. Miss L. O'Sullivan, silver tissue w;msliver posy. 3£iss P. ±v.e..y. powder blue georgette and fringe trith posy. Miss Esme Edwards, uir.k t-anne velhithihh. mu georgette, wich rink and salmon rose posy. . Miss Hooker, figured geerget-e f t Miss W ilkmson. delphinium t- ce u- rgette with posy.

Y.W.C.A. NEWS

BOARD MEETING 1 The monthly meeting of the board o: directors was held on Friday, Mrs. G. H. Wilson being in the chair. After a short devotional period of study and prayer, Miss Elizabeth Brownell, PhD . was welcomed to the association. - where she will be in enarge of the senior club work. Miss Brownell, in responding, spoke of the girls in ali - 1 the countries that she had visited and - expressed her joy at being able to - settle now in Auckland and continue - her work with girls. - The resignation of the presiden-c. Mrs A Garrard, was received with regret, and - Mrs. G. U. Wilson was appointed to i i the office i f the annual meeting. Letters of congratulation were to be sent to Sir George and Lady Fowlds. also to Miss McLeanJ Mrs. Herman Cater was appointed ’ a representative of the Auckland I l .W.C A. in Rotorua. She will do voluntary work as travellers’ aid and 3 care for overseas girls resident in f Rotorua. - i A nominations committee, with Mrs. ’, j T. Clark as chairman, was appointed, and the date of the annual meeting fixed for August 1-5. The next membership meeting will be held in the _ afternoon of June 20, and It was decided to hold the World Fellowship 1 Fair in July. Z A resolution was unanimously e passed to the effect that the Govern- | mem of New Zealand should give its support to the proposal for the esta - - . '. - '. _ _ question and do all in its power to f : ’ j thei the action being taken in U matter.