Hockey Dance

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 461, 17 September 1928, Page 4

Hockey Dance

Technical College Old Girls’ Club MANY GUESTS ENTERTAINED The Technical College Old Girls’ Hockey Club held a particularly enjoyable dance in St. Sepulchre’s Hall on Saturday evening. Green and gold, the club’s colours, provided the theme for the decorative scheme, which was accentuated by green and gold shaded lights. Miss E. Jeffries, the club captain, welcomed the guests on arrival. She wore a dainty frock of hyacinth blue crepe satin and silver bead embroidery. Among those present were: Miss A. Young, in a frock of cherry red ring velvet and frilled georgette. Miss B. Crosby, frock of eu de nil and cyclamen crepe de chine. Miss A. Menzies, apple green frock of satin and georgette. Miss Mitchell, apricot frock of taffeta. Miss Webb, pale lemon crepe de chine frock with violet posy. Miss M. Macklow, nasturtium taffeta frock. Miss Ruth Taylor, silver frock of lame and apple green georgette. Miss .T. Clark, powder blue crepe de chine with uneven hem. Miss M. Harrington, white crepe de chine with scarlet shawl. Miss Crisp, cherry red georgette frock. Miss R. Sparks, peach pink frock of crepe de chine. Miss G. Caley, black satin and gold lace frock. Miss J. James, ivory lace over cornflower blue. Miss Clover, frock of turquoise blue taffeta and silver lace. Miss M. Chappell, rose blush georgette with silver relief. Miss Roberts, frock of larkspur blue and silver lace. Miss McCaffrey, emerald green crepe de chine frock. Miss E. Chappell, frock of apricot taffeta and lame. Miss E. M. Kelly, powder blue frock of georgette and tissue. Miss P. Swinton, leaf green shot taffeta frock. Miss M. Hawkes, frock of wistaria mauve satin crepe. Miss L. Lord, rose blush frock of shot taffeta. Miss C. Devlin, cyclamen taffeta inset with silver lace. Miss M. Arns, silver lame with rainbow frilled georgette. Miss B. Cordes, cornflower blue eeorgette with silver relief. Miss P. Prideaux, eau de nil frock of georgette with sequins. Miss Saunders, almond green georgette with draped hem. of M Jed Green ’ black eeorgette with relief anTlo'ld T ?aT2 Send - r ° yal b,Ue georgette wUh S |ilver T fa y ce r ’in^ts te Seorsette frock Miss H. Pearce, apple green frock of georgette with lace panels. crepe. S Neal, flared frock of flame satin shot S taffeta mlth ' moonli^ht blue frock of M- Grange, almond green frock T\ritS facings of cuban orange. Miss M. Hickey, foxglove sequinned georgette frock, with shawl. Fairburn, lime- period gown of taffeta, with silver lace. Miss M. Hill, frock of nasturtium georgette, with ceinture of tulle. Miss De Thierrv, erin green frock of georgette and satin. Miss O. O’Buglien, rainbow frock of tissue and georgette. Miss R. Smith, cameo pink frock of georgette, with blue and silver. Miss R. Rawle, frock of primrose satin beaute, with pastel posies. Miss M. Laurie, orchid mauve frock of satin, with shawl. Miss J. Smith, ivory frock of crepe de chine, with silver lace. Miss H. Willetts, pompadour pink frock of georgette, with silver lace. Miss Z. Fox, frock of larkspur blue georgette. Miss D. Brighton, black gown of crepe alonza, with cyclamen relief. Miss R. Taylor, blush rose lace, worn over satin. Miss L. Price, frock of poinsettia satin faconne, with shawl. Miss I. Jensen, black frock of frilled taffeta. Miss M. Mackenzie, sunkist pink frock of lace, worn over crepe de chine. Miss S. Hine, wistaria mauve frock of georgette, with ruched ribbons. Miss M. Young, turquoise blue frock of crep de chine, with diamante. Miss A. Inglis, nile green frock of taffeta, with silver lace. Miss D. Webb, brocaded satin frock of nasturtium, with fringed skirt. Miss E. Goodman, absinthe green frock of taffeta and georgette. Miss Hodgson, apricot frock of satin, with floral relief. Miss E. Inglis, sea foam green taffeta, with silver ribbons. CARD PARTY An enjoyable flag “ five hundred” evening was given on Saturday by Mrs. Hole, at her residence, New North Road, Glenmore. Spring flowers were artistically arranged in the drawingroom. Masses of greenery and arum lilies decorated the reception hall. Mrs. Hole received her guests in a gown of navy embossed chenille, heavily embroidered in gold. Among the players were: Miss D. Hole, aquamarine satin with touches of salmori velvet. Mrs. J. Elmsly, black and white marocain. Mrs. Grant, navy charmeuse with pleated skirt. Mrs. A. Duffin, bronze crepe fleuri with diamante trimming. Mrs. C. Elmsly, larkspur blue and black crepe de chine. Mrs. Barnett, chocolate marocain with biscuit relief. Mrs. Orchard, navy charmeuse embroidered in white. Miss C. Elmsly, delphinium blue ring velvet and silver. Miss A. Tattersall, cyclamen georgette and satin. Miss E. Forde, lilac georgette frock. Miss Lawson, apricot embossed chenille. Miss Symon, flesh-pink crepe fleuri. Miss D. Tattersall, torquoise blue velvet and floral georgette.