RITZ DANCE CLUB
The Ritz Club held a bright dance in the Foresters’ Hall at Devonport last evening. Music was supplied by the Ritz Revellers, and Miss Kathleen O’Connor, of the Embassy dance studio, judged the finals of the foxtrot and Yale Blues. Among the guests were: Airs. Godden, sunset georgette and brussels lace. Mrs. A. Massey, flame taffeta, and lame. Mrs. Bowen, apricot georgette frock. Miss Russell, black frock of georgette. Miss R. McGrfegor, black chiffon velvet. Miss B. Bartley, cardinal red -velvet. Miss Larritt, gold georgette frock. Miss Coe. black Chantilly lace. Miss K. O’Connor, forest green crepe satin. Miss Bowen cyclamen taffeta frock. Miss J. Ensor, gold frock of lame. ] Miss Waterhouse, apricot taffeta. Miss Bradfield. powder blue taffeta. Miss M. Bartley, salmon pink georI gette. • i Miss McGregor, lavender georgette and tulle. Miss Harrison, coral rose georgette. Miss T. Lord, black crepe de chine. Miss Cooksey, black mechein lace. Miss J. Bailey, rose fringed taffeta. Miss Hales, orange taffeta. Miss M. Woods, ivory charmeuse. j Miss Waddell, leaf green crepe de chine. Miss Fraser, Chinese blue crepe de I chine. I Miss Cook, rose blush taffeta. Miss Caldwell, coral pink taffeta. Miss Rapard, rose lustre crepe de rhino. Miss Quelch, sage green ring velvet. Miss Proud, black taffeta, j Miss J. Grainger, black panne velvet. Miss Palterridgc, eau de nil crepe de chine. | Miss Gilbert, black satin crepe. | Miss Bickers, dawn pink taffeta. Miss B. Grainger, apricot lace frock. Miss Blanehfield, nile green chiffon velvet.
BIRTHDAY PARTY A very happy- party of about 25 children were invited to the home of Mrs. Charles Bartlett. Wentworth Avenue. Papatoetoe, on Saturday* afternoon, to celebrate the birthday of her nephew. Graham Bartlett. A gay time was spent in games and competitions, and a couple of musical items were greatly enjoyed by the young folk. A delightful party tea was served in the dining * room, which had been prettily decorated with masses of streamers, from which were suspended brightly-coloured balloons. 'Hi® I centre of attraction was the beautiful I birthday cake which held pride of place on the table. Quaint paper hats i added a touch of gaiety.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 450, 4 September 1928, Page 4
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358RITZ DANCE CLUB Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 450, 4 September 1928, Page 4
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