Tennis Function

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 424, 4 August 1928, Page 20

Tennis Function

\ i NORTHCOTE AND BIRKENHEAD CLUB HOLDS BRIGHT DANCE j [ TROPHIES PRESENTED A very successful and enjoyable dance was held in the Onewa Picturedrome, Nortlicote, on Thursday evening by the Nortlicote and Birkenhead Tennis Club. The president, Mr. F. Maxwell, presented the club trophies to the prizewinners. Miss Yvonne Arlen and Mr. Colin Shorter danced the Yale Blues. Clyde Howley’s Orchestra was in attendance and provided excellent dance music. Committee ladies present were: Miss O. Maxwell, cherry georgette, flounced with cream lace. Miss 13. Wrightson, bois de rose taffeta gown, hand-embroidered. Miss M. Newman, bouffant frock of floral taffeta. Mrs. Tyer, powder blue georgette, daintily beaded in silver. Miss R. Mayor, lime crepe de chine, heavily beaded in gold. Mrs. Herrick, white crepe de chine, hand-painted in floral design. Miss T\ Jones, corsage of diamante, with taffeta skirt of pervenche blue. Miss Robertson, rose crepe appliqued with blue chiffon velvet. Mrs. Maxwell, sen., model frock of black marocain beaded in jet. Mrs. Steward, frock of embossed georgette. Mrs. Yerex, floral georgette in mauve and deep amethyst tunings. Mrs. Christmas, gown of apricot crepe de chine with flounced skirt. Mrs. Potter, bouffant gown of pervenche blue taffeta with uneven hem line. Mrs. Darlow, corsage of tissue, with tiered skirt of georgette. Mrs. Kissen, nilo green georgette, with overdress of gold lace. Mrs. F. Maxwell, powder blue taffeta frock, with hemline of gold lace. Mrs. A. Maxwell, petunia ring velvet gown, heavily beaded and sequined. Mrs. Wrightson, model frock of black crepe de chine. Mrs. A. Wrightson, rose du barry taffeta gown. Mrs. To thill, apricot panne velvet gown. Mrs. Meech, apricot taffeta in period style. Mrs. Tyre, lime georgette frock beaded in gold. Mrs. McFetridge, salmon georgette frock, with circular skirt. Mrs. Klingender, bouffant taffeta gown of delphinium blue. Miss Dent, gold lace frock worn over flesh crepe de chine. Miss If ichings, cyclamen crepe de chine, with circular skirt. Miss Lena Puller, apple-green georgette frock, with irridescent sequin trimMiss E. Ilichings, tucked georgette frock of pomegranate, with taffeta sash. Miss M. Herrick, flame taffeta with transparent hem of georgette. Miss Kahn, amethyst chiffon velvet gown. Miss Roberts, bouffant frock of ivory taffeta. Miss Srnjth, jade georgette frock with uneven hern. Miss Hammond, cream georgette and satin gown. Miss Steward, pervenche blue georgette and silver lace. Miss McPhail, ivory georgette, with uneven hem defined with silver lace. Miss Saunders, gown of flesh pink georgette. Miss V. Jamieson, turquoise blue georgette, trimmed with folds of taffeta. Miss Martin, flame crepe de chine, hand embroidered. Miss Currie, maize crepe de chine and georgette. Miss Mollis, mauve taffeta in period style. Miss Hipkins, midnight blue crepe de chine frock. Miss Fenton, cherry crepe de chine, with overdress of black lace. Miss Blackledge, henna velvet, with shoulder spray of matching flowers. Miss Leura Bregman, leaf-green georgette, with tiered skirt. Miss Elsie Bregman, apricot crepe de chine frock. Miss C. Cadness, picture frock of hyacinth bine taffeta. Miss M. Meek, mauve georgette, with overdress of lace to tone. Miss Lello, cyclamen taffeta, with tulle overskirt of uneven length. Miss Currie, cornflower blue chiffon velvet gown. Miss Lello, period frock of amethyst taffeta. Miss Wheatley, green georgette frock with apricot sash. Miss Taylor, shell-pink georgette and silver lace. Miss Lockie, satin beaute gown of cuban orange. Miss Hewitt, powder blue georgette, with panelled skirt. Miss A. McFetridge, sage-green banded with deeper-toned georgette. Miss Peterson, frock of black taffeta, with scalloped hem. Miss Gillfillan, blue taffeta, trimmed with silver lace. Miss McGill, frock of jade georgette and silver. Miss B. Edwards, flame georgette, with uneven hemline. Miss Hook, rose taffeta, with medallion of gold lace. Miss Cochran, corsage of blue lame, with georgette skirt. Miss Ballantine, wistaria blue taffeta frock. Miss O. Meek, cardinal red georgette gown. Miss Gahagan, cherry embossed georgette frock. Miss Yvonne Arlen, ivory georgette, worn over flesh-pink crepe de chine. To prevent skin forming on top of boiled custard, stand the jug containing it in cold water and keep stirr* till cool. The cream is absorbed instead of being wasted in skin. Fill stained glass vases with a mixture of vinegar and salt, leave for a time, shake well, empty and wash as usual. The same mixture can be used several times.