IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 431, 13 August 1928, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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NOTES Mi’S. D. Gorrie is an Auckland visitor to Cambridge. Miss Marjorie "Vaile left last evening for Christchurch. Mrs. C. R. Bayly, of Hawera, is a visitor to Auckland. Mrs. Sweetapple, of Auckland, is a visitor to Christchurch. Miss Bailey, of Remuera, is paying a visit to friends at Tirau. Mrs. Mappin and Miss Mappin have gone to Mount Cook for a holiday. Miss Nancy Colbeck is the guest of Mrs. McMillan Bull. Coromandel. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Mills arrived in Auckland this morning from Wellington. Mrs. S. Gordon has returned to Christchurch from an extended visit to Auckland. Mrs. P. C. .Davis returned to New Plymouth last week from a visit, to Auckland. * * * Mrs. F. McKenzie, of Dil worth Avenue, Remuera, is on a visit to Christchurch. Mrs. G. Ferguson, of Remuera, left for Rotorua this morning for a long holiday visit. Mrs. Carrick Robertson and Miss foan Carrick Robertson have left for t visit to Mount Cpojt. Mrs. Hayter Ferguson will return to Auckland to-morrow, after spending some days in Wellington. Mrs. Scantlebury and Miss Hilda Hardley returned to Auckland yesterday from a visit to Rotorua. Mrs. F. Macky, of Auckland, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. James Taylor, of “Bardowie,” Cambridge. Mrs. Nello Porter motored back to Auckland yesterday from Rotorua, where she had been spending a holiday. Miss Erica Pabst, Miss Upton, Miss Rainger and Miss Wells left town last week to spend a holiday at Mount Cook. Miss Brown, who has been spending several weeks in Hamilton as the guest of Mrs. J. Williams and Mrs. Sergei, has returned to Auckland. Miss Dorothy Crystal, of Christchurch, who recently returned from England, is visiting Auckland, and is the guest of Miss Eileen Culling, Remuera. * * * Miss Rita Newman and Miss B. Baigent, of Nelson, who have been the guests of Mrs. C. M. Rich-White, of Raliiri Road, left for the South last evening by the Limited. COMING-OF-AGE PARTY MOVIES AND DANCING A gay tlirohg of folk met at the Theatre Royal, Manurewa on Friday evening, in answer to the invitation of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hand, who gave a unique party in honour of the coming of age of their son Frederick. The first part of the evening was taken up with couple of very enjoyable motion pictures, after which the floor was cleared, and the evening was devoted to dancing to music supplied by Mr. A. Donaldson. Mr. Stan Fowler acted as M.C., and during tbe evening expressed the appreication the guests felt for Mr. and Mrs. Hand’s delightful entertainment. The supper tables were daintily decorated with spring flowers and palms, and the electric lights glowed under shades of pale tints. Mrs. Hand i*eceived the guests gowned in amber shaded georgette, daintily appliqued in white, worn with an Egyptian shawl. Among those present were: Mrs. C. A. Grinrod, wearing bronze gold lace, with relief of nattier blue. Mrs. Russell, frock of delph satin luzor, with touches of gold. Mrs. S. Fowler, gown of unrelieved black ring velvet, worn with Chinese shawl. Mrs. H. M. Wheaton, frock of burnt orange velvet, with trimmings of silver lace. Mrs. James Whitten, sapphire silk repp, with vest and pipings of beige. Airs. C. Jenkins, black crepe de chine with trimmings of gold lame. Mrs. J. Bixtterfield, frock of shrimp crepe de chine, with finishings of silver lace. Mrs. Harris, crepe de chine frock in tones of mulberry. Mrs. L. Cox, frock of cornflower blue crepe faille. Airs. Scott Shaw, sealing wax red crepe alonza, with insets of silver lace. Airs. Bennett, opal crepe de chine frock. Airs. Foster, frock of black mariette. Mrs. A. Dunham, powder blue panne velvet, with touches of canary silk lace. Airs. Gibbs, frock of navy satin beaute. Aliss Z. Pegler, georgette frock of watercress green. Aliss Iv. Grindrod, banana velvet banded with white fur Aliss G. Thwaites, frock of mary blue ninon, and embroidered shawl. Aliss Valma Wood, frock of crocus georgette, with overdress of sequins. Aliss G. Finlayson, frock of black crepe satin. Aliss I. Bullen, black crepe de chine, with panels of metal lace. Aliss R. Book, frock of imperial blue crepe faille, with trimmings of beige. Aliss Bonnie Shaw, powder blue crepe de chine, with motifs of gold and embroidered shawl to tone. Aliss J. Caddy, frock of pansy chiffon velvet, with touches of rose. Aliss E. Williams, frock of black crepe de chine, with trimmings of ivory. Aliss S. Pegler, frock of daffodil satin, with trimmings of apple green ribbons. Aliss Lupton, wild rose satin carreau, with deep overskirt of lace. Aliss S. Beaumont, frock of ivorypanne velvet, with inlets, of silver lace, and Spanish shawl. Aliss H. Maxwell, moss rose chiffon velvet, with handsome shawl. Aliss Molly Fleming, cameo pink georgette, and silver lace frock, worn with black shawl. Ariss E. Gilbertson, japonica crepe de chine daintily finished with diamante trimmings. Aliss Doris Nicholson, frock of silver lace, worn over slip of wedgwood blue. Aliss Al. Grinrod, daffodil Chantilly lace worn over mary blue silk. Aliss P. Alayson, frock of black panne velvet, and embroidered shawl. Aliss K. Harris, prunella ninon, appliqued in tones to harmonise. Miss L. Grant, frock of emethyst crepe faille, pannelled with gold lace. Aliss Q. Kimber, rose du barri ninon, embroidered in gold and shawl to match. Aliss P. Kimber, black velvet with relief of pearl crepe de chine-

Oddfellows Dance Mauku Brethren Entertain Friends BRIGHT FUNCTION The Mauku brethren of the Loyal Pukekohe Lodge, Manchester Unity of Oddfellows, held a most successful dance in the Mauku Victory Hall, there being a large attendance of members of the order and friends. Delightful music was played by the “Black Cat" Orchestra, extras being played by Misses M. Peterson and M. Woods. The master of ceremonies was Mr. A. V. Hill. Those present included: Mrs. Peterson, salmon pink crepe de chine frock. Miss Elsie Grainger (Auckland), mauve crepe de chine. Miss M. Rawlings, jade green and silver taffeta. Miss E. P. Foster, black frock of paillette. Miss Beryl Woods, iris mauve crepe de chine. Miss I. McCormick, parma violet ring velvet. Miss Haywood, frock of black satin crepe. Miss Doreen Cuff, black crepe charmeuse. Miss Menzies, rose blush georgette. Miss Nancy Cutfield, black chiffon velvet. Miss M. Wright, shell pink crepe de chine. Miss Rita McFadden, orange panne velvet. Miss Stella Cuff, black crepe de chine. Miss D. Sproul, black Chantilly lac© frock. Miss Rose Beagley, crocus mauve crepe de chine. Miss Nance Clarke (Auckland), white crepe de chine. Miss Nancy Holden, leaf green crepe de chine. Miss Nancy Johns, rose shot taffeta. Miss Gladys Hardy, embroidered silk voile frock. Miss Jean Hardy, french floral organ dina. Miss M. Reynolds, frock of black georgette. Miss Mavis Peterson, old rose crepe de chine. Miss Alice Beagley, wistaria mauve georgette. Miss A. Gurney, sea green crepe de chine. Miss Thelma Butcher, cyclamen crepe de chine. Miss Mary Malone, flame crepe de chine. Miss Honeycomb (Avondale), cornflower blue charmeuse. Miss A. Reeve, bois de rose satin crepe. “BLUES” PRESENTED DANCE AT UNIVERSITY At a dance at the University College on Saturday evening, Mr. A. B. Thompson, president of the Students’ Association, presented “blues’* to members of the senior hockey, tennis, football, boxing, debating, cricket, and basketball teams. The dance was the last of the year, owing to examinations next term. Among those who were present were: Mrs. O’Shea, who wore green crepe de chine and gold lace. Miss R. Munro, white embroidered georgette. Miss G. Mac Cormack, black taffeta. Miss Marjorie Suter, green crepe de chine. Miss Osborne, blue taffeta. Miss Ruth Walker, lettuce green georgette. Miss Gallegher, apricot crepe de chine. Miss Nancy Whitelaw, blue tal'feta. Miss Jean Mueller, black georgette and velvet. Miss Marian Ford, white georgette, with gold lace. Miss Kathleen Dunning, burgundy red crepe de chine. Miss Edna Bowell, orange taffeta and tulle. Miss N. Clarke, black velvet. Miss A. Lee, green taffeta. Miss Macintosh, green crepe de chine. Miss Milne, white georgette. Miss Nicholas, rose velvet. Miss Leonard, apricot crepe de chine. Miss M. O. Miller, pale pink georgette.