Rustic Retreats At Golf Dance

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 424, 4 August 1928, Page 21

Rustic Retreats At Golf Dance

Gay Kaikohe Affair

Alluring little cosy nooks, sheltered by T waving nikau palms and possessing a quaintly rustic air, were popular spots between the dances at the successful annual bail held by the members of the Kaikohe Golf Club in Everybody’s Theatre during the week. The general decorative scheme was very attractively designed with the club’s colours of blue and gold the leitmotiv. Over the centre of the floor a beautiful bell was suspended, inset with hundreds of tiny twinkling electric lights. The stage and gallery were banked with lycopodium and palm fronds. Dickson’s ITall was also decorated and was used as a supper room. Mrs. A. J. Edwards’s orchestra sup- . plied excellent music, extras being played by' Mesdames Wright, Wyatt, Heslop and Misses Jaceutho and Kingston. Guests were present from Whangarei, Kakakawa, Kaeo, Okaihau, Oliaewai, Pakoraka, Taheke and Waimatenui. Messrs. F. W. Bean and N. F. Alcock were M.C.’s. Among those present were; Mrs. F. W. Bean, duck egg blue taffeta and cream lace, pink and blue posy. Mrs. Brown, apricot net over pink satin, with frilled skirt and Spanish shawl. Mrs. Byrne, love in a mist blue taffeta and gold lace. Mrs. L. Clear.y, mauve shot taffeta. Mrs. W. G. Cummins, black ring velvet. Mrs. Dawson, bois de rose georgette, embroidered in silver sequins and crystals. Mrs. C. Dickeson, blue taffeta and silver lace. Mrs. A. J. Edwards, peach crepe de chine and silver lace. Mrs. A. W. Edwards, black beaded frock with bunches of scarlet. Mrs. Guerin, black beaded satin. Mrs. IT. F. Guy, black Chantilly lace. Mrs. Harold Heslop, black satin marocain with red and gold embroidery'. Mrs. A. C. Kingston, black lace, over shot blue taffeta. Mrs. Jephcoate, black satin, with overdress of black and amethyst sequins. Mrs. F. King, black panne velvet, with gold lace panels. Mrs. J. King-flon, blue georgette -svith loose panel and brilliant trimming, white ermine wrap. Mrs. Leaity’, period frock of ashes of roses, satin beaute and gold lace. Mrs. Leigh, pale pink crepe de chine. Mrs. C. Ludbrook, ivory panne velvet and white georgette. Mrs. J. Mack ere th, mauve and silver tissue. Mrs. D. D. Nesbit, powder blue crepe de chine and silver lace. Mrs. Len Nisbet, jade green crepe de chine. Mrs. J. Orr, duchess blue silk charmelaine, with crystal fringe. Mrs. Patience, pink satin crepe de chine and overdress of silver lace. Mrs. Paucina, black georgette over black duchess satin. Mrs Rintoul, apricot crepe de chine. Mrs. S. W. Smith, powder blue crepe de chine and silver. Mrs. IT. T. Squire, beige crepe de chine. Mrs. R. H. Watson, gold lace over gold tissue, banded with old rose. Mrs. G. E. Wight, bouffant white taffeta frock. „ , _ . Mrs. A. J. Wright, black and gold lace over black silk and cream silk shawl. Mrs. .T. Wyatt, jade green georgette and gold lace, with rosebud trimming. Miss Dorothy Atkinson, ivory satin and silver lace, with tulle bow. Miss M. Cleary, powder blue crepe de chine and silver bands of insertion. Miss J. Cowper, saxe blue crepe de chine. Miss R. Cross, gold taffeta with godets of tulle. Miss Dawson, apricot taffeta and gold net. Miss IST. Edwards, blue georgette and gold. Miss K. George, bouffant frock of blue taffeta and georgette. Miss A. Hall, mauve georgette frock. Miss S. Hall, crimson silk voile frock. Miss Verna Hingston, rose pink taffeta. Miss A. Hows, jade crepe de chine and lace. Mrs. E. Jaceutho, green georgette and silver. Miss D. Jamieson, peach crepe de chine, with swansdown trimming. Miss Jephcoate, maize satin crepe. Miss E. Jephcoate, green taffeta and tulle. Miss A. Jones, brocaded silk and flame, with silver lace. , Miss B. Jones, daffodil georgette and diamante. Miss E. Mackereth, blue taffeta. Miss S. Mackereth, shade flame georgette. Miss G. Matthews, red crepe de chine. Miss L. Magee, hyacinth blue taffeta. Miss B. Mclntosh, gold satin with oriental shawl to tone. Miss B. Murray', leaf green georgette. Miss M. Parkinson, black georgette and lace, red rose. Miss G. Paucina, pink shot taffeta, petals, and gold tinsel, Spanish shawl to tone. Miss A. Piggot, powder blue georgette with lace trimming. Miss Iris Purdy', blue georgette over lace. Miss V. Rout, ripe maize crepe de chine, and gold lace. Miss D. Routley, shrimp marocain with green flower. Miss K. Routley, henna taffeta trimmed with silver. Miss D. Squire, sunset taffeta and gold tissue. Miss M. Worthington, scarlet crepe de chine with scalloped gold lace hem. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norman gave a party at the B.omain Kiosk on Thursday evening in celebration of Mr. Norman’s birthday. Streamers and flowers decorated the rooms, and novel paper hats were distributed. Games and musical items were interspersed with the dancing and several competitions were held. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skinner won a dance competition and Mr. G. Overington was successful in another. Mr. Bernard Morley entertained with humorous items and Mr. Jack Wild contributed several songs. The hostess wore a frock of black georgette with opalescent trimming. Among the guests were: Mrs. If. Rhodes, wearing leaf green velvet with silver relief. Mrs. Guy Martin in black ring velvet with blue posies. Mrs. J. Young, wearing a navy blue silk crepe frock with touches of silver. Mrs. Tristram, in opal blue crepe de chine. Mrs. Bernard Morley, who wore black velvet with touches of guipure lace. Mrs. Jack Wild, in a frock of black silk crepe. Mrs. H. Cave, wearing fuchsia ring velvet and gold lace. Mrs. B. Bridges, in a frock of black silk charmeuse. f ew * s » wore a flame georgette Miss Rona Young, in tangerine perlette and velvet. Miss Muriel Young, in an ivory crepe de chine frock. Miss Esma Young, wearing dove greygeorgette. Mrs. Tristram, in a frock of black ring velvet.