IN FANCY DRESS

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 456, 11 September 1928, Page 5

IN FANCY DRESS

PUKEKOHE DANCE A jolly fancy dress dance was held in the Oddfellows’ Hall on Saturday evening, under the auspices of the Pukekohe Social and Literary Club. Delightful music was dispensed by the club orchestra. Prizes for fancy costumes were awarded the following: _ B es t-dressed ladies, Miss M. Fleydell, La Militaire”; best-dressed men Mr F Stembridge. "Sheik”; most original,' ladies, Miss W. Richardson, “Tennis Doubles”; most original, men, Mr. R. Sarah, “Mephistopneles”; best couple! YounJ; l\e a^ress°° lliWOB '" and MiSS M ’ “1 .fancy dress included: Ita R PrSf' "Chinese Mandarin"; r, s> p i ansham, Gipsv”* v Sommerville, “Follv"- mA, ?.? INs£B Miss e ”C- il B Si3 ?•' FaSrteyV'“Yate h s®rse?ds”; -Bowden, “Columbine" - Miss P)' a ciud ; Miss Moncrief <?nn £ Yif , : ,v. Miss Pat Lyne, "Frolic-’-- mSs Yorag 6 "v&rJ? arly ,J ictorian ” ; Miss M. "Tennis %3SS&''\ M* Eh V’- ; Miss Ireile Stuart, “Gob H^afts”- M M?ss T aCe K Keatins - “Q UPen of a jV, check Early Victorian”; Miss A U- Y’ Chorus airl"; Miss Rose Beaglf y - .Gipsy Fortune Teller”; Miss Cilma ” UP ifi- rStition "• Miss M - Reeve, S? Se U . J Tr - F- Rayner, ‘ Pierrot ’; M h-, Stembridge. --Sheik”; Mr. K. LaketSheleT” rrDt 1 Mr - E - Sarah - "MephisOthers present were: „..^ S a A,i -. Murray, wearing shell pink ciepe de chine; Miss M. Rakeman, sal?J? n , pin . k crepe de chine; Miss PetcheJl (Raglan), orange satin; Miss C. Brown shell pink crepe de chine; Miss M. Smith' P r i m „ r ose tulle; Miss M. Peterson, green crepe de chine: Miss J. Ferguson, mauve fem-Rul: H ’ Barry . salmon p"nk