CLICK CLACK CABARET

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 389, 25 June 1928, Page 4

CLICK CLACK CABARET

The ‘‘Click Clack” ballroom and lounge presented a very gay appearance on Saturday evening, when excellent music was supplied by Walter Smith's Band and much enjoyed by tlie large throng of dancers. Among those present were: Mrs. Lee, black figured crepe de chine and spray posy. Mrs. Harle-Giles, gold tincelline and georgette petals. Mrs. Robinson, black georgette and gold lace, and shawl, Mrs. Brown, lime shot ,taffeta and shawl to tone. Mrs. Muir, emerald green geoi'gette and Egyptian lace. Mrs. Campbell, red velvet and greyfur trimming. „ Mrs. McMillan, rose-shaded georgette and steel beads. Mrs. E. Stephens, gold lace and cherry Spanish shawl. Mrs. Castles, peacock bine georgette and gold lace. Miss E. McXeil, powder-bine georgette and posy to tone, and shawl. Miss Spraggen, jade-green georgette and steel beads. Miss J. Ensor, ivory lace and salmonpink, satin. Miss Burke, silver tinsel, and white crepe de chine. Miss Auger, peacock blue georgette and pink posy. Miss Merryweather. shot taffeta and posy to tone. Miss Maxted, salmon chiffon velvet and posy. Miss Power, green georgette and lace. Miss Knight, black taffeta and french hand-made posy. Miss P. Gallagher, silver lame lace over crepe de chine. Miss J. Rotherham, sunset taffeta and ribbon to tone. Miss M. Young, shell-pink lace frock, with shawl. Miss Chaplin, brocaded satin and posy, with shawl. Miss 'Betty Stephenson, mauve crepe de chine and silver trimming. Miss Taylor, cyclamen, velveteen and lace. Miss Wheatley, jade-green georgette and gold ribbon. Miss A. Young, ring velvet and petal frills. Miss D. McCoy, shot taffeta and petalled skirt with posy. Miss M. Kelly, canary-shade velvet and posy. Miss I. Mobray, powder-blue georgette and shawl to tone. Miss Mills, white georgette and shawl. Miss G. Mills, pale pink crepe de chine and shawl. Miss Bestic, silver tinsel corsage and georgette petalled skirt. Miss M. McDonald, black velvet and silver posy. Miss Clare Corrigan, black moire and rose frock. Miss Molly Overton, white chiffon velvet. Miss Margery Webb, black georgette skirt and floral corsage. Miss Ryan, eau de nil georgette and shawl. Miss A. James, pale blue taffeta and pink wide liem. Mrs. David Scrimshaw, pink chiffon velvet and posy. Mrs. Thorpe, black georgette with silver posy and fur. Mrs. R. Reid, petunia velvet and posy trimming. Mrs. Cuthbertson (England), black taffeta and posy, with shawl.

KITCHEN EVENING Miss Marjory Clements and Mr. Roy Harris, two popular young people of the district, were entertained at a kitchen evening in the Kakipuku Hall by their many friends on the eve of their marriage. Mesdames Cummins and Fear, and Misses E. Jones and W. Fear provided excellent music for dancing. After supper, Mr. C. J. Dew congratulated the bride and bridegroom to be, and asked them to accept the large and varied assortment of useful articles for their new home. ATHENIAN CLUB The members of the Athenian Club held a very successful social evening and dance in the Amateur Operatic Society’s hall on Saturday evening, when the Misses Marmont acted as hostesses. The hall was artistically decorated, and a very enjoyable programme had been arranged, including items by the following atists: —Miss Bettina Edwards and her black and white ballet; Nell, the Bohemian; the Bohemian Trio, Miss W. Cook, Mr. Birrell O’Malley, Mr. Ralph Eskrigge, Mr. Arthur Allen, Mr. A. Gracie, Mr. Eric Maxwell and Mr. Ron. Muston.