BAND BALL

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 382, 16 June 1928, Page 18

BAND BALL

BRIGHT FUNCTION AT PAPATOETOE

The annual ball of the Papatoetoe Town Band attracted a large number of its friends and supporters to the Papatoetoe Town Hall last evening. ! Visitors were present from all the surrounding districts, and a delgihtful evening was spent in dancing to excellent music provided by Robertson's dance orchestra. The hall was attractive with a canopy of gaily-coloured streamers, from which were suspended numbers of balloous. Banks of greenery were arranged on the stage, and gave a restful colour tone to the gay assembly. Messrs. E. H. Burnside and G. Coles were M.C.’s. Among those present were; Mrs. Fred Burnside, wearing a frock of ashes of roses ninon. Mrs. F. Booth, black georgette heavily beaded in steel. _ . . Mrs. Parker-Hill, sequined black georgette frock. „ . . . Mrs. Robertson, frock ot goblin blue georgette, studded with rhinestones. Mrs. C. Shore, frock of shell pink flounced georgette. Mrs. R. Ross, apple green georgette with trimmings of velvet. Mrs. Bennett, frock of mole crepe de C MLs*s Butterworth, flared frock of mandarin blue charmeuse. . - . Miss Belle Byrne, pretty frock of black sequined georgette. Miss R. Booth, frock of apricot geoigette, banded with white fur. Miss N. Mellsop, green georgette with Donnell, frilled frock of black georgette. Miss Schofield, trellised frock of parma violet crepe de chine. Miss Win Meikle, frock of black lace, patterned in gold and green. Miss Dot Weston, frock of cream lace. Miss Zoe Bennett, black chifton velvet frock. Miss M. Dreadon, apple green geoigette prettily beaded in silver. Miss E. Thompson, bouffant frock of powder blue taffeta, finished with posies. Miss E. Ellett, white georgette frock, with overdress of silver. Miss Bonnie Baird, black crepe de chine with relief of green. ... Miss P. Healy, cyclamen taffeta with petailed hem A . ... . . Miss Carpenter, rose taffeta, with trimmings of blue. Miss Marjorie King, frock of royal blue, panelled with silver. Miss H. Wyllie, frock of grass green georgette. Miss Hogg, frock of maize georgette, gaily embroidered. Miss Phoebe Taylor, beige georgette, worn over patterned crepe de chine. Miss P. Piggin, frock of shell pink georgette with trimmings of silver lame. Miss Soloman, frock of moss rose pink charmeuse. Miss Ailsa Whyte, apricot taffeta banded with gold insertion. Miss Lucy Barton, black taffeta with transparent hem of gold. Miss R. Grin ter, mist blue cobweb lace, finished with diamante buckle. Miss Montgomerie, frock of white crepe de chine, finished with hip draping of georgette. Miss M. Wotherspoon, apricot taffeta with scalloped skirt, finished with posies. Miss Phyllis Weston, blue crepe de chine, worn under overdress of ecru lace. Miss Landon, frock of rose, with side panels of silver lace. Miss C. Bryant, frock of powder blue georgette, with motifs of silver. Miss M. Booth, mauve georgette frock. Miss R. Burnside, frock of cream beaded georgette. Miss D. De Ath, frock of autumn shaded velvet. Miss H. Percy, corsage of silver cloth, with tinted skirt of silver lace. Miss K. Waters, frock of white taffeta, with scalloped skirt with touches of silver. Miss M. Upton, green taffeta frock. Miss H. Bewes, rose embroidered crepe de chine. Miss D. Waters, frock of silver tissue, with touches of opal-blue. Also present were: Mrs. De Clifton, Mrs. E. Coles, Mrs. A. Meikle, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Weston.