IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 396, 3 July 1928, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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NOTES Mr- and Mrs. G. Pott, of Tauranga, are at the Eloyal Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Carter, of Christchurch, are in Auckland. Mrs. V. Davidson, of Auckland, is at present on a visit to Timaru. • * * Guests at the Hotel Cargen include Mrs E. M. Silk, of Wanganui. Mr. and Mrs. Ballin, of Christchurch, are staying at the Grand Hotel. Among those at the Central Hotel are Dr, and Mrs. J. H. Will, of Te Kuiti. Mrs. R. Dickinson returned by the [Niagara yesterday from a visit to Australia. Miss W. Averill has returned to Auckland from a visit to Christchurch, Mr. and Mrs. W. Macpherson, of Wellington, are spending a holiday in Auckland. Mrs. Littleproud, of Huntly, is staying with relatives in Auckland for a brief visit. * * * Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Wilson, of Te Aroha, and their little son, are staying at Orewa. Mrs. J. O’Reilly, who has been visiting Auckland, has returned to Westmere, Wanganui. Mrs. Stephen Hunter returned to Auckland yesterday from a liolidav visit to Australia.

Mrs. C. Route, of Nelson, who has been the guest of her motl:%r, Mrs. G. H. L. Tancred, of Ladies’ Mil * Remuera, has left for Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Nicholls. and Miss Gladys Nicholls, of Marine Parade, Herne Bay, are leaving today by the Niagara on a visit to Honolulu. Mr. James McLaren, clerk of Waitaki County Council, Oamaru, and Mrs. McLaren, are on an extended visit to Auckland- They are the guests of Mrs. Conway, Karangahape Road. At the Star Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl, Mr. and Mrs. W. Honeybone, of Waikari, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stewart, of Taihape, and Mrs. G. A. France, of Matamata. LODGE DANCE AT BIRKENHEAD A gay scene was presented at the Victoria Hall on Saturday evening, when the Birkenhead A.O.F. held a successful dance. The hall was attractively decorated, and excellent music was provided. Among those present were: Mrs. J. McPhail, black crepe de chine. Miss ID. McPhail, rose pink velvet. Mrs. Wrightson, blue crepe de chine, silver trimming. Mrs. Grant, black crepe de chine. Mrs. P. Stewart, black frock of crepe de chine. [Mrs. L. Kelly, white crepe de chine. Miss M. Wright, black georgette. Miss I. Eyers, sunset pink taffeta. [Mrs. Eyers, black crepe raarocain. Miss O. Mentzer, sea green georgette. Miss Zoe Mentzer, black taffeta frock. [Miss Moore, pale blue crepe de chine. Miss P. Dare, leaf green crepe de chine. [Miss M. Mills, carnation pink silk crepe. Miss G. Mills, shot taffeta frock. Miss B. Stayte, cameo pink crepe de chine. Miss P. .Stayte, cyclamen taffeta. [Miss R. Hastings, powder blue taffeta. Miss A. Purdy, blush pink taffeta. Miss A. Thomas, silver tinsel and lace. Miss E. Casey, black crepe de chine. Miss J. Lytton, rose pink taffeta. "Miss F. Connor, lemon crepe de chine. Miss Sampson, green crepe de chine. Miss Simons, embossed georgette.

IN FANCY DRESS CHILDREN’S DANCE In aid of funds for the Waiuku School a children’s plain and fancy dress ball was held in the Public Hall on Friday evening. Tli© grand march was held shortly before 8 p.m. and the floor space was so crowded with children that the carrying out of the march was an extremely difficult task. The receipts at the door amounted to about £24 and as there was a large number of tickets sold it is estimated that well over £3O will be cleared. The following, were awarded prizes for the best costumes: Misses M. Duff, Swan Ink; J. Duthie, Balloon Girl;. D. Willers, Spanish Costume; Amber [Kraljevich, Daisy; Mavis Sycamore, Best Daffodil; Masters J. Pickard, Swagger; W. McGowan, Old English; Irwin Henry, Cowboy; Trevor Barriball and Noel Parmenter, as Golliwogs; B. Jerram, Pirate; Tiny Tots, Jean Arkle, Winter; John Munro, Kewpie. Among those present were:

Marie Hull, Red Rose; M. Pilcher, Gipsy, Rachel Woodward, Little 80-Peep; Lena McGowan, Jockey; Joyce Sycamore, Spring; Dorothy Sycamore, Fuchsia; Ida Miller, Community Singing; Joan Hosk= ing, Fierette; Ailsa Hosking, Snowdrop; Alison Jerram, Spanish Peasant; Marjorie Henry, Sleeping Beauty; Mary Selby, Goblin; Jean Milne, Spring; Pat Pilcher, Maori; June Canliam, Elf; Anna Storey, Navy Drill; Una Vaughan, Balloon Girl; Nancy Seawright, Patches; pat Stanton, Fairy Queen; Yolande Wright, Spring Flowers; Jean McFadyen, Gipsy; Viv Sullings, Jolly Girl; Doreen Dyke, Cards; Edna Barriball, Gipsy Dancer; Pat Seawright, Spangles; Myrtle Parmenter, Miss Frills and Feathers; Joyce Barriball, Folly; Peggy Forrest, Good Luck; Esme Amies, Lettuce; Gwen Barriball, Buy British Goods; Dulcie Barriball, Rainbow; Dawn Pickard, Eastern Princess; Joan Forbes, Pierette; Noeline Hosking, Balloon Girl; Jocelyn Henry, Prince Charming; Marjorie Brown, Rose; J. Phillips, Folly; Margaret Grimmer, Black and White Scotch Whisky; N. Holmes, Butterfly; Joyce Cahham, Spinning Top; Evie Mumford, Moonlight and Roses; Joan McNaughten, Folly; Beth McNaughten, Pink Clover; E. Seawright, Cards; Ruth Fussell, Orange Pierette; Vic Fussell, Red Pierette; June Howden, Old English; Elva Andrew, Spring; M. Holmes, Red Devil; —. McGowan, Old English; Daphne Dyke, Klu Klux Klan; Joan Cuming, Black Moth; M. Sycamore, M. Cameron. J. Brown, Alma Sedgwick, Doris King, Gladys Bonnar, Joan Brinton, B. McEwen, Lottie Dunlop, Thora Pilcher, Alma Buttimore and Irene Stanton wore daffodil frocks; Leslie Amies, Pierrot; Harry McNaughten, All Black; Alton Hosking, Butcher; Malcolm Barriball, Red Indian; Jack Forbes, Chinaman; Elvin Hair, Sailor; Russell Knight. Jockey; Tui Jerram, Penguin; Ross Ohlson, Red Pierrot; Billy Ohlson, Red Pierrot; Mervyn Hair, Scotch; Vincent Devey, Uncle Sam; Eric Hall, Little Boy Blue; Allan Simmer, Football; Reg. Gillon, Father Christmas; Aubrey Nelson, Red Indian: Maurice Sullings, Golliwog; B. Canhara, Pierrot; G. Patterson, Pierrot; J. Pilcher, Jockey; George Barriball, Pirate; John Cuthill. Sailor: G. Bregmen. Scotsman; Walter Hall, Boy Scout; E. Parker, Dutch Boy; Mark Kraljevich, Pirate; B. Fussell, Arab Boy; Hilton Parmenter, Red Indian; D. Duff, “The Sun”; Harold Barriball, Tennis; Murray Adlington, White Rabbit; Douglas AdI ing ton, Cook; Vernan Hair, Jacky Coogan; Victor Hair, Harold Lloyd.