AUTUMN DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 378, 12 June 1928, Page 4

AUTUMN DANCE

TAMAKI YACHT CLUB ■ ‘POMPADOUR’ ’ A GUEST Miss Bept:e »le Vries, the charmir.g • Pom par cur ' in the play of that name at _ centre was a guest . . - m.'.tee. for the purpose :f raising funds with which to build a c.uc— reuse. ..... _ 1 .s - . . . erne v.-.ch Miss de Vries, and her husband, Mr. Bebreu. ard Mr. John Farrell, mar- . ager of J. C. Wll hamscr's. The cabaret was as brightly decorated as ever with glowing autumn taria tralhrg its russety charm across the c-ehlrg. Bah oors ard streamers : added colour to the sc ere Clyde Hoviey ard his International Bard provided the brightest of dar.ee music, ard he ard his wife gave several versatile exhibitions of the Black Bottom ard mawaiiar hula. The members of the Yacht Club Committee present were.— Mrs. V. H_ 31ac.k. who was wearing ar attractive frock of tame georgette facMrs. E. C. Barter-, ear de ni beaded 3ir=. F. H Brow it blush p.rk pleated georgette wttb A ral pares. Mrs. Bash Clark, fringe trimmed frock c : bit t k get rgette Mrs. Morris, leaf brtm frock of themer velvet. Miss Morris., h a silver tissue frock and embt-sset shaw 1. Miss Tyrell, shell pork frock of crepe . • - Mrs. Rosenthal Me lb: urre /. wearing a draped gown of gold brocaded lame. Mrs. Baker, crystal beaded black georgette. _ Zdrs. But.-her. mauve ard silver shot Mr*. Cooney, diamante studded frock of Mrs. Court., black beaded frock of georgette. Mrs. Albert Neville, fade green beaded georgette. Mrs. P. v. usen, frocs -of write crepe de Ak. Rutherford leaf green taffeta and . elver lace. Mrs. Campbell, frock of apricot georgette. Mr.-. -. Bt„., go.d orocaded t.ssue from Mrs. B. Clark, black ar.d s Iver beaded georgete. Mrs. E, Harriso r. mignonette green taffeta. _ Miss Bep-pie de Vries wore a crystal embossed frock of palest green georgette. Mise 'Cera spatLi was in a bouffant frock of b_a _k georgette and lace mounted on pale pink. Miss Adele Crane's frock was of absinthe green chiffon beaded :n silver. Miss Cecil Butt v.-ore a heavily beaded frock of black nlror. Miss 3£a: sie Wallace was in an embossed ivory crepe ce chine frock. Miss Anita. Webster wore an opal blue taffeta frock. Miss Rosenthal {Melbourne; wore a ' vivid jade georgette frock. bliss Be tic Stokes was wearing a white taffeta frock appl oued in pastei shades Miss Ecoa Craig wore a draped frock e: black mariette. Miss Betty Jackson was in a blush rose georgette frock studded with rhinestones. Miss Berra Andrew, Same satin relieved with, silver. Miss X. Shorthand, apricot lace frock. Miss Jean Graham, black ar.d white lace frockMiss Mu.ligan. frock cf ivory lace. Miss H. Walmsley. rose pink and lavl ender taffeta. Bliss Gibsc-n. frock of blush pink taf- *•&. Milne, frock of leaf green georgette. Miss T. Edwards, blue shot tanela frock. Miss J. Edwards, frock of Ivory taffeta and silver lace. Miss Appleyard, ivory iaee ar.d crepe c-c chine. Miss Clark, rose taffeta and gold lace Miss M. Anseme. blue taffeta relieved with silver. Miss R. Morris, moonmist blue georgette frock. Miss Iris Parkinson, frock of leaf preen j to. ft eta. Miss McPherson, nasturtium taffeta. Miss E. Adkins, black and silver lace frock. Miss E. Taylor, frock of ivory* crepe de chine. Miss O. Cuibberison, rose pink embossed georgette.