Kings College Dance

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 434, 16 August 1928, Page 4

Kings College Dance

Many Visitor's Attend BRILLIANT FUNCTION Streamers of maroon and gold, twining at random, with hundreds of coloured balloons, decorated the spacious dining-hall at King’s College, Mangere, last evening, when a very successful j dance was held. Strings of coloured lights added their soft glow to the scene. Several sitting-rooms were arranged as lounges. For the nondancers, bridge tables were set out and attracted a large number of players. The musical programme was provided by Miss Jean Mclndoe’s orchestra, and Mr. H. L. C. Mowbray acted as master of ceremonies. The supper tables were arranged in the gymnasium, and were decorated with vases of spring flowers, and candles. Canon and Mrs. H. K. Archdall received the guests, Mrs. Archdall wearing a model gown of eggshell green georgette, embossed with chenille o£ darker shades. Among those present were: Mrs. Harry Mowbray, gown of wallflower ring velvet. Mrs. Harrison-Gregory, Ceylon, in clack ring velvet, with a handsome gold wrap. Mrs . George McMillan, french embroidered black georgette gown , M rs - Boucber, black taffeta, ' panelled with Chantilly lace. Mrs. W H. Ceilings, black georgette, handsomely beaded. Mrs. A. Bullock, daffodil georgette, sequined in gold. Mrs. W. J. Culpan, frock of moss rose satin crepe, embroidered in silver thread. Mrs. Ashton Bruce, model gown of black georgette, with drapings of cobweb Mrs. Carbin, sequined amber georgette, with relief of blue. Mrs. John Roberton. frock of ivory georgette, finished with pearl and diamante ornament. -‘Mrs. B. L. Bagnall, gown of primrose georgette. Mrs. R. Griffiths, moss rose georgette, with brilliant trimmings. Mrs. A. Follick, black ring velvet, with oriental sequin trimmings. Mrs. Stan Sellars, frock of flame coloured hattienne. Mrs. J. Hollinrake, black georgette with posy relief. Mrs. A. J. Friedlander, black floral taffeta, with trimmings of lace. Mrs. Graham Robertson, frock of grass green broche, and gold tissue. Mrs. R. Moody, gown of black georgette, with diamante trimmings. Mrs. Guy Batger, japonica pink georgette, with diamante trimmings. Mrs. J. U. Collings, gown of sealingwax red, with deep hem of marabout in matching tone. Mrs. C. E. Howden, Waiuku, model of cameo georgette, with trimmings of silver lame. Mrs. George Clark, frock of tomato georgette. Mrs. Watson Airey, sequined black georgette frock. Mrs. D. Koefoed, frock of rose ehantilly lace. Mrs. S. Barclay, frock of pansy taffeta, with steel trimmings. Mrs. C. Tills, crocus mauve brocaded satin crepe frock. ATvi' £- ev tJJ’ sequined georgette. ' -D 1 ' Bloomfield, m oss green georgette, beaded m crystal. „Mrs. Robertson Smith, Singapore, gown of black crepe faille. Mrs. Philip Muir, watercress green and Sold brocaded frock. 8 n/SEE : ? llio , t i’ tafteta fr ock in shades or pink and gold. georgette Heald ’ frock of flower patterned Mrs. S. Howard, flame crepe satin, banded with gold lame. Mi's. Dacre Mannings, rose pink french crepe de chine. Mrs. Fotheringham, frock of black shadow lace. Mrs. F. Moorhouse, beaded black georgette gown. Mrs. J. Makgill, chenile embossed georgette frock. Mrs. S. Jackson, cornflower blue georgette frock. Mrs. P. Crump, beaded lemon taffeta shawi WOrn Wlth l ave oder embroidered Mrs. S. Hart, unrelieved black ninon frock. Miss J. Alderton, model of flame embossed georgette, with trimmings of black and silver, and Chinese shawl. Mrs. S. English, silver sequined black georgette frock, and shawl to match. Mrs. C. Brabant., frock of amber ninon Mrs. Armitage, in gold lace and rose coloured marocain. Mrs. Archdale Tayler, frock of beaded black georgette. Mrs. P. Crisp, wearing- embossed claret red ring velvet. Mrs. Leonard Delph, in brocaded wistaria georgette. Mrs Luscombe, white and silver embossed frock of satin. taffeta. Lintott ' opal blue frock of shot Mrs s? W V S -’. ~laE T rock ° f georgette, - in black headed frock!* Gunn ' wear ing a black georgette gette ß " Max '"*ell, in a frock of ivory g-eor-veivet*. R * Wilson - frock of black panne Mrs. Allan ITume, lacquer red frock of panne velvet. Mrs. R. A. Abbott, in beaded wistaria mauve georgette. Mrs. Handson Abel, wearing an ivorv georgette frock. * Mrs. j j. Kingston, in a pastel mauve tatfeta frock. Mrs. F. Ford, wearing a frock of blue and silver georgette. Mrs. Collins, in black beaded georgette. Mrs. T. Philcox, wearing an apricot georgette frock. Mrs. M. Bishop, In leaf green brocaded satin. Mrs. Yates, opal blue ring velvet frock. Miss Jean Macindoe, in black georgette trimmed with rhinestones. Miss M. Kissling, frock of leaf green floral georgette. Miss Val Jackson, rhinestone trimmed frock of blush pink georgette. Miss B. Jackson, fringed frock of nankin blue georgette. Miss Audrie Bayly, flower patterned blue mariette. Miss Gwen Court, frock of chartreuse green georgette. Miss Cherry Anderson, frock of gold tissue and scarlet satin. Miss Hope-Johnston, wistaria frock of chiffon velvet. Miss Norris, frock of leaf green crepe de chine. Miss Anna Wynyard, gold lace and georgette frock. Miss Dene Plummer, frock of bouffant black taffeta. Miss J. Caughey, black and white frock of georgette. , Miss Molly Bruce Hay, blush pink frock of georgette. _ . Miss Leslie Elliott (Hawke’s Bay), flowered frock of chiffon. Miss Barbara Pierce, frock of black crepe satin. Miss Peggy Hume, geranium pink tafMiss Louie Gaud in, white taffeta frock Miss D. Wilson, frock of hyacinth blue ring velvet. _ , . Miss M. Dryden, beaded frock of ivory georgette. Miss Upton, frock of lotus rose crepe de chine. . . , Miss M. Gifford, silver lace mounted on rose georgette. Miss Jean Graham, frock ol primrose Se Sfss M. Clark, leaf green frock of crepe fa Miss R. Bethwaite, navy blue taffeta Jean Kent, pillar box red chiffon Bites Muriel Dawson, frock of black silk lace, worn over slip of rose satin. Miss P. Ashton, gold lace, finished wun S °Miss lS u e ’Eddlseton, li-Ty of the valley green ninon frock. Miss E. Cann, powder blue georgette, trimmings of silver tinsel. Miss O. Bickerton, frock of wallflower ninon, with deep uneven hem of gold lace. Miss P. Bourne, scarlet satin, with corsage of silver lace. . Miss Rona MacGregor, frock of ivory crepe de chine. Miss May Furness, olive green crepe de chine, and embroidered shawl. Miss Rita Worrall, nile green georgette, and embroidered shawl. Miss Molly Goodwin, flesh pink georgette frock.

Miss Doreen Cooke, frock of twilight crepe de chine, finished with bands of silver lace. Miss K. Cook, china blue brocaded satin, and rose shawl. Miss Joyce Dickey, frock of eau de nil georgette, with relief of silver. Miss F. Coyte, shell pink embossed chenille georgette, with diamante girdle. Miss P. Eddleston, dainty frock of ivory taffeta. Miss Mary Johnston, frock of dawn [ georgette, with Inlets of gold lace. Miss M. Alison, lettuce green taffeta ! frock. Miss R. Heald, frock of silver lace. j Miss Billy Mair, apple green tulle and taffeta frock. Miss V. Hooker, pompadour • rose and silver frock. Miss Heather Crandall, frock of cherry crepe faille. Miss H. Burnside, frock of white frilled georgette. Miss jL. Bowen, shrimp ring velvet gown, with Egyptian shawl. Miss M. Heath, frock of silver lame, with wide flow &v girdle. Miss Z. Ross, flame taffeta, with transparent hem of tulle. Miss M. Abbott, bouffant frock of iris taffeta, and silver lace. Miss N. Abbott, rose shaded taffeta frock Miss Marjorie Hill, green and silver georgette frortc. Miss Eva Martin, frock of periwinkle blue ninon. Miss C. Martin, black georgette, with french embroideries. Miss J. Harkness, Waiuku, pompadour pink taffeta. Miss Z. Laird. banana yellow crepe satin, with drapings of lace. Miss J. Menzies, apple green georgette. Miss Nancy Howden, Waiuku, pretty frock of gold lace, worn over apricot georgette. Miss Peggy Robertson, pansy and silver ninon. Miss Lenore Mason, frock of gold lame. Miss Lola Stanborough, pretty of navy blue ring velvet. Miss Averill, powder blue georgette frock. Miss T. Gillies, rose taffeta frock. Miss R. Spriggs, frock of figured black velvet, with trimmings of georgette. Miss R. Ovens, powder blue and silver lame frock. Miss M. MacKenzie, frock of cherry chiffon velvet, with drapings of silver. Miss P. Buddie, frock of oriental crepe faille. Miss Janet Wallace, picture frock of embroidered taffeta. Miss W. West, goblin blue taffeta. i Miss Cecil McConnell, cornflower blue j georgette, with motifs of silver. Miss Mattie Youngson, imperial blue taffeta froclc. Miss R. Feldman, smart frock of black dull satin, with cherry trimmings. Miss Georgie McConnell, frock of wis- | taria panne velvet. Miss B. Robson, cherry georgette, with tulle hem. Miss G. McMillan, frock of burnt orange ; taffeta, and oriental shawl. Miss Gladys New son, mist blue and j silver period frock. Miss P. Dix, wild rose sprigged taffeta frock. Miss Audrey Perry, moonlight blue taffeta, with trimmings and uneven hem of silver. Miss B. Makgill, apricot crepe de chine, and shawl to match. Miss Forte, mist blue and gold taffeia frock. Miss Maud Davidson, frock of rose and gold crepe do chine. Miss L. Dickie, lavender georgette, and rose embroidered shawl. Miss M. Lamb, green embossed georgette. Miss Ethel Wann, black ring velvet, with trimmings of taffeta and brilliant buckleMiss L. Richards, frock of floral georgette. Miss C. Murray, ' frock of crimson beaded georgette. Miss F. Murray, frock of black panne velvet. Miss Fay Brooking, white georgette frock, trimmed with diamente. Miss Thora Brodie, silver and white georgette, with rhinestone relief. Miss Winsome Airey, in a frock of cherry red ring velvet, trimmed with diamente. Miss Isobel Armitage, wearing black j taffeta and lace, with a bouffant silver bow. Miss Arnoldson, in a frock of mist blue I taffeta, with silver lace overdress.