Feminine Interests

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 459, 14 September 1928, Page 5

Feminine Interests

Golfers Make Merry

Waitemata Members Hold Annual Ball BRILLIANT FUNCTION One of Devonport's gayest annual tunctions, the Waitemata Golf Club’s ball, was held in the Parish Hall last evening. a throng of happy dancers rewarded the committee’s efforts to make this dance even more enjoyable than earlier ones. The hall was decorated with flags radiating from the centre with a background of drifting balloons and shaded lights; the pointed fronds of bamboo and the soft whiteness of arum lilies finished the walls and stage. Bright music was supplied by the Amateur Syncopaters find Miss Jean Macindoe. The chaperones were: Airs. George Gribbin, club president, flocked in black ring velvet softened with silver lace. Mrs. Creagmile, black ring velvet and oriental shawl. Mrs. Mason, ravenswing blue gown of georgette, with navy shawl. Mis. B. Goldwater, frock of iris mauve georgette and silver lame, with bridge | coat. & 1 The ladies’ committee included: i Mrs. Beaumont, club secretary, in wild shawl CrePe alonza ’ with handsome silver Mrs. J. Plogan, scarlet satin, with ceinture of self colour, panelled with black lace. Mrs. Clous ton, frock of flame ring velvet, with beige relief. Airs. T. Walsh, frock of desert gold de chine. Mrs. Play-Chapman, jade green georgette frock. Mrs. Lewin, ring velvet frock with net lame. Mrs. Gooding, lame and gold tissue frock. Mrs. Bayley, gold lace mounted on lame. Miss M. Mason, picture frock of shaded red georgette. Miss Gribbin, bois de rose satin and lace. Miss G. McGlashan, frock of ivory georgette and taffeta, with violet shoulder posy. Miss* Purser, cameo pink satin and black tulle. Miss P. Macindoe, orchid pink chenille and georgette. Miss Neville, cyclamen taffeta frock. Mrs. C. Prime, black gown of charmeuse and shawl to tone. Among others present were: Mrs. Rudge, almond green georgette frock. Mrs. M. Alison, -Valencia blue beaded georgette. Mrs. J. Nettleton, black georgette, with cardinal relief. Mrs. A. Slinger, gold and black lace frock. Mrs. F. Hawes, coral rose embossed georgette. Mrs. Bennett, gold floral lame and black georgette. Mrs. L. Rainger, metal blue sequinned georgette. Mrs. F. A. Browne, shell pink georgette, with crystal beading. Mrs. R. B. Cruickshank, black beaded georgette frock. Mrs. H. P. Congdon (Sydney), rose and gold tissue frock. Mrs. Ohignell, black satin crepe frock. Mrs. Douglas, frock of black, georgette. • Mrs. G. E. Radley, oriental georgette gown. Mrs. Cal. Jacob, flowered chiffon frock in multi-colouring. Mrs. Wall (.Wanganui), bottle green chenille embossed georgette.

Mrs. A. T. Griffiths, soft green taffeta and silver lace. Mrs. Johnston, silver net with heliotrope contrast. Mrs. Gerald Sanford, mauve and silver frock. Mrs. N. C. Aitken, black satin crepe frock. Mrs. R. Bright, wistaria georgette and taffeta, Mrs. Gordon, cameo pink frock of georgette and silver lace. Mrs. Douglas, black georgette with jet beading. Mrs. Ewing, black and gold satin. Mrs. G. Nicks, pearl grey georgette and silver. Mrs. Ellis Prime, rose taffeta and lace*. Mrs. Norman Chapman, white georgette and silver. Mrs. George McLeod, black frock with diamante. J~ Mrs. Clark-Walker, black and silver gown. Mrs. P. Thompson, ivory georgette and silver tissue. Mrs. Sydney Smith, black frock of crepe satin. Mrs. C. Jaggs, black taffeta inset with lace. Mrs. R. Little, apricot beaded georgette. Airs. S. J. Beatty, flame georgette frock. Airs. Goodfellow, black georgette, with silver embroidery Airs. Hinton Brown, wedgewood blue beaded georgette. Airs. Pittock, lime green satin crepe frock. Airs. Gordon, rose crepe de chine and silver lace. Mrs. C. Downes, ivory satin beaute. Airs. W. Gibbon, amethyst mauve georgette and silver. Airs. J. Williams, black ring velvet frock.

Miss F. Fitchett, pompadour pink georgette frock. Aliss I. Seccombe, black georgette, and Spanish showl. Aliss C. Ker, apricot and blue georgette. Aliss Cleland, * ivory frilled frock of georgette. Aliss Alfl Aloulton, georgette frock of flame shade. Aliss AT. Mullis, apple green georgette and silver. Aliss J. Williams, wistaria purple georgette. Miss I. Wainhouse, ciel blue crepe de chine. Miss Gwen Williams, white frock with crystal embroidery. Aliss E. Hutchings, rose georgette and taffeta. Aliss O. Hutchings, nasturtium crepe de chine and velvet. Aliss E. Sinclair, cerise chiffon velvet. Miss A. Wright, apricot frock of georgette. Miss Hilda King, black panne velvet. Aliss P. Alfrey, cyclamen shot taffeta. Aliss J. Pullen-Burry, cerise satin beaute frock. Aliss L. Ballantyne, jade green georgette, with diamante girdle. Miss P. Longdill, aqua green shot taffeta. Aliss Armstrong, cherry red satin crepe. Aliss L. Cassels-Brown, cyclamen tissue and lace. Aliss B. Snoad, black lace over satin. Aliss W. Lamb, eau de nil georgette. Aliss Stonham, white satin and georgette. Aliss C. Griffin, black georgette frock. Aliss I. Hurfit, silver lame and blue georgette, with fur hem. Aliss AI. geranium rose georgette. Miss G. Lewis, forest green taffeta frock. Aliss Cashel, iris' mauve 'georgette. Aliss Noakes, rose pink georgette and silver beading. Aliss Bartlett, creme crepe de chine, beaded in crystal. Aliss Palairet, coral taffeta and lace. * Aliss Nugent, black crepe de chine and lace. Aliss N. Alason, frock of aquamarine and pink shot taffeta. Aliss B. Gudgeon, river green satin and lace. Aliss Miller, petunia crepe de chine. Aliss Young, lemon yellow panne velvet. Aliss Blair-Alason, vieux rose geoi'gette and tissue.

Aliss Davis, black sequinned georgette, with cameo motifs. Aliss Rogerson, leaf green taffeta frock. Aliss Molly Alison, flame taffeta and lace frock. Aliss L. Dunnett, Japanese blue beaded georgette. Aliss Hackett, petunia satin with fringe. Aliss Alargery Alison, leaf green georgette frock. Aliss F. Gaudin, ivory satin crepe frock. Aliss Lamb, Viennese blue georgette. Aliss Bid-well, Chinese red panne velvet. Aliss Corrigan, hyacinth blue taffeta. Aliss Pilkington, turquoise blue taffeta frock. Aliss Birrell, black chiffon velvet. Aliss Robei'ts, cyclamen frock of taffeta. Ariss AI. Webber, black georgette with fringe. Aliss AT. Webb, jade green ring velvet. Aliss O. Bickerton, wine red panne velvet. Aliss Ford, lace frock of parchment tint. Aliss Lewis, green taffeta frock. Aliss Bass, "petunia georgette beaded in silver. .Aliss Prideaux, silver lame and lace. Aliss Werbham, biscuit coloured meclilin lace. Aliss AI. Reid, primrose yellow taffeta frock. Aliss O. Jackson, black chiffon velvet. Aliss E. King, apricot georgette frock. Miss AI. Alason and Air. S. AJcLeod were joint secretaries for the ball. METHODIST SOCIAL LEAGUE / PAPATOETOE BRANCH There was a large attendance at the social afternoon, organised by the Papatoetoe branch of the Aie.thodist Ladies’ Social League, and held in the Methodist Church Hall, Kolmar Road, Papatoetoe, on Tuesday afternoon. Stalls were erected in the hall, and were the means of adding a considerable amount to the league’s funds. These were in charge of the following members of the league:—Sewing stall, Alesdames W. Nesbitt and Baldero; sweet stall, Airs. 'F. Partridge; cake stall, Mrs. H. Bryant; produce stall, Mesdames Brown, Farrand, and Lindstrum; afternoon tea, Mesdames Dawson, and Lusby, assisted by members of the league. During the afternoon, a very enjoyable programme of musical numbers was provided by Airs. Penman, Misses r Alather and Aliss L. Andrew, vocal solos; Mr. Whitmore, violin solo; Miss Hughson, pianoforte solo; Misses M. Andrew, Nield,- B. Wyman, Rita Grinter, and* Zoe Richards, elocutionary items.

OTAHUHU CROQUET CLUB CARD AFTERNOON A very enjoyable card afternoon was held by the members of the Otahuliu Croquet Club in the Gas Company’s Social Hall, Great South Road, Otahuliu, on Wednesday. There was a large attendance, and some very keen and enjoyable games were played. The winner of the euchre trophy was Mrs. Miller, and the consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Kimber. The 500 tournament was won by Mrs. Ilenwood, and Mrs. Eden claimed the consolation. At the conclusion of the tournaments, Mrs. J. Gillies, president, handed the trophies to the winners. The final afternoon of the series will be held on Wednesday, October 10.