HAMILTON NOTES

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

HAMILTON NOTES

Mrs. Guthrie, of Tauranga. has been visiting # Mrs. E. H. Hammond and Miss Grey Hammond left on Saturday or their new home at Tamahere. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Samson, of Wellington. and Mr. and Mrs. .T. M. Samson. of Dunedin, are at the Hamilton Hotel. # Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jones, of Auckland, are staying at Brighton, Hamilton. SHAKESPEARE CLUB On Friday evening the Shakespeare Club gave a delightful reading of St. John Irvine’s comedy, ‘ Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary.” The Methodist Hall was crowded. The caste was as follows: —The Canon’s Wife, Mrs. F. Bullock; Sheila, Miss M. Dowd; Mrs. Westlake, Mrs. Kaber-Harrison; Miss Minims, Miss E. Bowie; Jenny, the Maid, Miss K. Gordon; Sir Henry Considine, Mr. E. Bouillon; Canon Considine, Mr. Eber Wilson; Geoffrey, Mr. W. C. S. Leys; Beeby, Mr. U. F. Morton. BRIGHT DANCE On Saturday night the staff of the Farmers’ Auctioneering Company gave a jolly dance in their building. The board room had been arranged as the supper room and was daintily decorated with jonquils. The long corridors were turned into dancing rooms and were decked with mauve and pink streamers, while wistaria blossoms festooned trell\sed alcoves. Mrs. W. H. Hume was the hostess, and received the many guests in a handsom© frock of black and gold lace. Among those present were; Mrs. Thompson, in turquoise taffeta and silver lace. Mrs. Bateman was in floral ninon over deep saxe. Mrs. Simpson was in a dainty frock of ivory and delicately-tin ted lace. Mrs. J. McNicol wore blush-pink georgette, beaded in silver. Mrs. Barugh was in midnight-blue crepe de chine. Mrs. Langley, in black ring velvet. Mrs. Lewis, in black georgette, embroidered in silver. Airs. F. King, in peach crepe de chine. Mrs. Piper, in old gold charmeuse. Mrs. McHaffie, in old rose taffeta. Mrs. W. Seavill, in black beaded georgette. Mrs. T. Whittington, in black georgette. Miss L. Hume, in apricot lace over the same shade of satin. Miss M. Gwynne, in rose shot taffeta. Miss M. Hodgson, in ivory lace with shawl of cyclamen tones. Miss K. Frost, in marigold panne, with hand-painted shawl to tone. Miss E>. Lafferty, in deep rose charmeuse and silver flower at waist. Miss Bachelor, in geranium pink crepe de chine. Miss Gillies, in cyclamen georgette, daintily embroidered. Miss Wratten, in ivory beaded georgette. Miss T. Hawkins, in old rose charmeuse and silver. Miss Gemmil, Cambridge, in applegreen georgette and gold. Miss Osmond. Cambridge. in ivorypleated crepe de chine, with cyclamen shawl. Miss D. Gemmil, Cambridge, in pow-der-blue georgette and silver. Miss M. Wilson, in rose and blue panne velvet. Miss T. Batchelor. m powder-blue georgette over floral taffeta. Miss E. Wilson, in ivory crepe de chine, with flame-tinted shawl. Miss E. Hall, in jade georgette and gold. Miss L. Gallagher, Walton, in sunsetshaded taffeta. Miss Greenwood, in rose shot taffeta. Miss R. Copper, in black taffeta and shell-pink lace, inset in bands. Miss N. Capper, hydrangea blue georgette. . „ Miss Wright, m jade georgette and taffeta. , Miss Jane, in cyclamen embroidered frock. Miss D. Sweeney, in turquoise blue taffeta. % Miss R. King, Auckland, in powderblue embroidered taffeta. Miss W. Kirk, in iris-shaded taffeta. Miss H. Philips, in lettuce-green c repe de chine and silver. Miss P. Langley, in sea-green georgette. Miss T. Pratt, in flame panne velvet. Miss M. Shaw, in mauve and diamante ornaments. Miss D. Campbell, in alice blue georgette. Miss M. Perham, In sunset-pink georgette. Miss J. Perham, in powder-blue georgette and diamante. Miss V. Vautier, in scarlet charmeuse and silver. Miss H. Inkpen, in gentian blue georgette and diamante. Miss M. Johns, in apple-green taffeta. Miss A. Mends, in lavender taffeta.

Miss M. Mends, in soft blue lace and georgette. Mies A. Howe, in sea-green brocade and silver. Miss O. Kirkby, in shell-pink beaded georgette. Miss Batson, in floral taffeta frock. Miss Roseman, in geranium red satin. Miss Pizinni, In ivory-beaded georgette. Miss M. Brown, in silver and ivory georgette. Miss M. Tombs, in primrose-embossed georgette. Miss E. Penny, in deep gold georgette, sequinned in blue. Miss G. Denz, in shaded pink georgette and silver brocade. Miss E. Gilmour, in flame frock of ninon. Miss F>. Speight, in apricot georgette. Miss V. Cann, in lavender taffeta and silver. Miss R. Wilson, in larkspur-bUie crepe de chine. Miss C. Tisch, in jade georgette and gold. Miss D. Mawson, in flesh georgette and silver. Miss R. Garrett, in quaker grey georgette over silver lame. Miss G. Macky, in gold georgette frock. Miss Mowat, in apple-green georgette. Miss Milner, in rust red georgette and gold. Miss Davis, in jade and silver crepe de chine and lace. Miss D. McSweeney, in shell-pink brocade. Miss A. Brown, Cambridge, in black georgette. Miss Marian Shaw, in black and jade taffeta. Miss R. Curtis, in blue and silver diamante georgette over mauve. Miss T. McDonald, in black taffeta, banded in silver. Miss R. Hewitson, in blue georgette and rainbow georgette skirt.