CROQUET CLUB DANCE
IN FANCY DRESS A successful plain and fancy dress ; ball was held under the auspices of the Mauku Croquet Club. ! The hall was prettily decorated. Ex- ; ceilent music was supplied by Mor--1 row's orchestra, of Auckland. Prizes awarded for costumes were: Miss F. Willis, Chinese Costume; Miss R. Steele, Merry Widow; Mr. G. Fla veil. Pirate; Mr. R. Penny, Nobody's Dar- | ling’. Those present included: Mrs. C. A. Care, cream crepe de chine, embroidered in black. Mrs. Rowe, powder blue satin crepe. Mrs. W. Walter, rose crepe de chine. Mrs. P. Holden, navy satin, trimmed Mrs. L. Henry, black crepe .de chine. Mrs. Hunter, black crepe de chine. .Mrs. L. Knight, rose crepe de chine, silver overdress. Mrs. P. Chalmers, mauve crepe de chine. Mrs. A. Menzies, floral georgette. Mrs. Rawlings, black crepe de chine. Miss I>. Care, black taffeta. Miss J. Crisp, opal blue georgette. Miss M. Clarke, mauve crepe de chine. Miss Nancy Cutfield, black panne velvet. Miss A. Fletcher, fawn frock of georgette. Miss L. Gallagher, old rose taffeta. Miss Nancy Holder, green crepe de chine. Mis Ivy Henry, coral pink georgette. Miss J. Hogwood. black chiffon velvet. Miss O. Knight, black panne velvet. Miss D. Lewis, coral beaded crepe de chine. Miss Nancy Malone, cyclamen crepe ue chine. „ ... Miss Mary Malone, flame crepe de chine. Miss A. Neil, cherry red satin. Miss Kathleen Neil, apricot georgette. Miss J. Menzies. rose pink georgette. Miss E. -Pegler. scarlet satin crepe. .Miss May Smith, frock of ivory satin. .Miss Irene Stuart, sea green taffeta. Miss M. Rawlings, jade green taffeta. Miss Phillipa Zinzan, orange ring velMrs. Mclntosh, Night; Miss R. Steele, Merry Widow; Miss Charlotte Mears, Nekomis: Miss J. McCormick, “The Sun": Miss N. Miller, Highland Lassie; Miss - K. Havwood, Punchella; .Miss Grice, Minehaha. Alias F. Willis, Chinese Lady; Miss Walter, Gipsy; Miss S. Cuff, Egyptian; Miss M. Crispe, Danger Signal: Miss D. Cuff. Knight of the Bath; Mr. Penny. Nobody’s Darling: Mr. C. Willis. Mandarin: Mr. G. Willis, Gipsy; Mr. G. Flavell. Pirate.
SURPRISE PARTY
A delightful evening was spent on Saturday, when Miss N. Coutts surprised Miss Jean Mac Kay with a large number of friends at the residence of Mrs. A. E. Storey, Warrington Road, Remuera. Mrs. Storey received the guests in a frock of figured ninon. Miss Jean Mackay wore a frock of black ring velvet and georgette. Miss G. Mackay’s frock of gold georgette was heavily beaded. Miss N. Coutts chose a frock of pink crepe de chine with silk net. Among those present were: Miss E. Clark, rose crepe de chine. Miss Molly Hoban, mauve taffeta. Miss P. Walling-Jones, ivory taffeta and silver lace. Miss L. Mcßae, apricot satin and beaded trimmings. Miss Z. Saunders, black velvet with pink trimmings. Miss D. Peters, blue satin. Miss Mavis McQuarrie, cherry velvet and diamante trimming. Miss M. Rush, blue crepe de chine and silver lace. Miss M. Hunter, green velvet with gold trimming. Miss E. Skeen, white crepe de chine. Miss T. McQuarrie, mauve crepe de chine and silver lace. Miss Marion McQuarrie, shot taffeta frock. f
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 397, 4 July 1928, Page 4
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