PAPATOETOE HOCKEY CLUB

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 400, 14 July 1928, Page 18

PAPATOETOE HOCKEY CLUB

• ANNUAL BALL Streamers of red and black decked tho Papatoetoe Town Hall last evening when the members of the Papatoetoe Hockey Club held their second annual ball. Mr. Frank Thompson was M.C. The music was supplied by the Frolic Orchestra, and Mrs. R. G. Ross supplied several extras. A novel feature of the decorations was a hockey goal, erected at the end of the hall, carrying the club’s colours. The supper tables also held an abundance of black and red streamers. Among those present were: Mrs. T. R. Smytheman, wearing embossed crepe de chine in shades of silver grey. Mrs. F. B. Thompson, model of silver lace, over slip of shell pink faille, and shawl to harmonise. Mrs. Burrill, black georgette, with overskirt of Chantilly lace. Mrs. F. Knight, frock of pansy shaded crepe faille. • Mrs. R G. Ross, frock of ivory embossed georgette. Mrs. H. A. Bassett wore black chiffon velvet, with silver and diamante trimming. Mrs. Speedy, Hauraki Plains, model of wild rose georgette with reliefs of silver. Mrs. Geo. Runciman, frock of strawberry silk crepe. Mrs. Batchelor, frock of saxe blue silk marocain. Miss M. Gubb, frock of henna satin, with posy trimmings. Miss V. Burrill, sealing wax red, with trimming of ecru lace. Miss G. Muncaster, frock of powder blue crepe de chine. Miss E. Mayall, dawn pink taffeta, with trimmings of gold. Miss Ivy Smytheman, forget-me-not blue crepe alonza. Miss Rona Lipscombe, orange crepe de chine, with motifs of silvei\ and shawl to match. Miss J. Muncaster, frock of ivory crepe de chine. Miss Hilda Wyllie, amber crepe de chine, with insets of old gold lace. Miss I). Bradbury, taffeta frock of apricot tints. Miss M. Oliver, Hawera, frock of black satin beaute. Miss Freda Stonex, duchess blue crepe de chine frock. Miss D. Leighton, frock of iris beaded crepe de chine. Miss J. Knight, turquoise blue georgette frock. Miss Gladys Donnell, ivory taffeta, with sash of silver lame, and shawl to match. Miss Mona Waters, strawberry georgette, worn with oriental shawl. Miss P. Lyon, wistaria taffeta, with floral trimmings. Miss Nora Snelling, frock of peach taffeta and embroidered shawl. Miss Ruby Wallace, cherry red taffeta, with gold posies. Miss Audrey Fitness, sunset pink taffeta, with shoulder posy. Miss K. Bryant, duchess blue georgette, with deep hem of Chantilly lace. Miss M. Morey, frock of salmon shaded crepe de chine. Miss Erina Runciman, frock of peach tinted charmeuse. Miss M. McFarland, primrose and green taffetas. Miss Margaret Wilson, mist blue georgette, with corsage of silver lace. Miss Clara Bryant, powder blue ninon, with scalloped skirt finished with silver. Miss Barton, frock of imperial blue taffeta. Miss Lorna Runciman, frock of cameo crepe de chine. Miss Butterwortli. Manurewa, electric blue satin beaute, with touches of gold. Miss Bertha Wyllie, apricot lace, with pastel trimmings. Miss Ida Mayall, frock of lilac crepe de chine. Miss Phil Weston, cyclamen georgette, with sequin trimmings. Miss M. Brown, silver lame, with relief of powder blue. Miss Marjorie King, goblin blue taffeta, with draped skirt of blue and silver lace. Miss E Anderson, black satin charmeuse, with diamante buckle. Miss 11. Percy, tiered frock of chantUly lace. worn over slip of coral satin. Miss N Carpenter, wild rose ninon, with embroidered shawl to harmonise. Miss M. Bradstreet, cream guipure lace and handsome embossed oriental shawl. Miss XI. Hamilton, shrimp pink and silver crepe de chine. Miss Helen Bewes, rainbow shaded taffeta and Spanish shawl. Miss J. Wilson, unrelieved black charmeuse frock.