Masonic Ball

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 463, 19 September 1928, Page 4

Masonic Ball

Mark Master Masons Entertain Friends \ ANNUAL FUNCTION The Newton Lodge of Mark Master Masons held its annual ball in the Masonic Hall, Belgium Street, last evening. The ballroom was gaily decorated with garlands of flowers and red and blue streamers, and bright balloons. Excellent dance music was supplied by Morrow’s Orchestra. On the supper tables were slim vases of Iceland poppies. Bro. H. A. H. Harrison " elcomed the guests. An enjoyable programme had been arranged, and included Items by Mrs. Eva Sharp, Miss Laura Walker, Bro. Sergt-Major HorI'oeks, and Bro. Bennett. Among those present were:—■ gold lace Mcljaren ' old sold taffeta and airs. Thomas Turner, green and gold brocade, with tulle sash. Mrs. Colin Mel.iver, salmon pink charmeuse and ecru lace. chine 3 ’ G * ' iris mauve crepe de Mrs. S. Holden Howie, black ring velvet and georgette, with diamante. -Mrs. w. Nairn, frock of shot pink taffeta. Mrs. S. G. Kendal], powder blue crepe and georgette, with shawl. Mrs. W. Morrison, petalled sunset chiffon, with cyclamen shawl. Mrs. K. Forgie, flame satin and diamante. Mrs. S. Runciman, black chiffon velvet, with silver relief. Mrs. W. K. Tugby, blue georgette frock and painted shawl. Mrs J. R. Simpson, opal sequinned georgette frock. Mrs. A. C. Stanbridge, moonlight blue georgette and silver lace. Mrs. G. Page, cyclamen chiffon velvet frock. Mrs. E. Taylor, royal blue and black brocaded frock. Mrs. TV. H. Tongue, black beaded georgette over flame satin. Mrs. E. Sharp, rose and royal blue georgette. Mrs. V. Keat, blush pink satin, with beaded embroidery. Mrs. J. Thuell, black georgette frock and painted shawl. Mrs. E. M. Hamilton, cherry red georgette and gold lame. Mrs. J. B. Cox, black pleated georgette and blue shawl. Mrs.\ Fred Kershaw, black silk crepe frock, with touches of white lace. Mrs. H. T. Clark, blush rose ring velvet, with delphinium shawl. Mrs. Hickson, oyster green crepe de de chine, with pearls. Mrs. T. C. Tatton, hyacinth blue crepe de chine. Mrs. W. Harris, black and silver beaded georgette and taffeta. Mrs. F. Taylor, lemon satin frock, coverd with cream lace. Mrs. Grimshaw, black ring velvet and powder blue French wrap. Mrs. E. L. Walton, blue and fawn taffeta, trimmed with blue georgette. Mrs. V. J. Wood, leaf green georgette and silver lace. Mrs. E. Vale, black taffeta, with brilliant embroidery. Miss A. Smith, nile green crepe de chine. Miss E. Raw, rose satin, with silver relief. Miss W. McCallum, hyacinth blue georgette. Miss M. Gillies, scarlet satin and tulle frock, and cinnamon shawl. Miss S. Harris, flame and black embossed georgette. Miss E. Grant, orchid mauve taffeta frock. Miss Laura Walker, frock of lemon satin beaute. Miss Florence Earl, iris mauve taffeta, and gold lace. Miss Marjorie Crabtree, sea foam green embossed georgette. Miss H. Brady, rose pink charmeuse and cream silk frock. Miss Nota Tuck, white crepe de chine, with silver lace and rose pink shawl. Miss Toss Simpson, old rose and silver braided frock. Miss R. Dillicar, apricot georgette and gold lace. Miss E. M. Raw. geranium rose crepe de chine. Miss E- St. George, sunset taffeta and cream embroidered shawl. Miss H. Nfclntosh, cream beaded georgette and Egyptian blue shawl. Miss M. Tongue, rose marie taffeta and rose embroidered shawl. Miss L. Thompson, cyclamen crepe de chine, trimmed with gold. Miss S. Flavell, frock of mist blue chiffon velvet. Miss Nancye Harris, lemon satin and mauve georgette, and cyclame7i shawl. Miss Peggy Cutting, blue taffeta, with i overdress of net and diamante, and gar- 1 land of roses. ( Mrs. D. Dernier, salmon pink beaded ' georgette frock. j Miss Joan Raw, black and white frock , of georgette. Miss E. Grant, orchid taffeta, with 1 georgette panels. Miss R. McDowell, frock of eau de nil « georgette. { Miss A. Budd. nankin blue crepe de ( chine and georgette. Miss D. Grant, cherry red* embossed ( georgette. Miss Johnston, delphinium blue geor- i gette and chenille. Miss B. Colledge. almopd green geor- < gette and gold lace. j DANCE PARTY ] < A very successful party was held last £ evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Stacey Adeane. Herne Bay. Mrs. Adeane, who received the guests, wore * a frock of figured crepe de chine. The guest of the evening, Miss Mabel Me--Carthy, wore a frock of havana lace, f and hand-embroidered shawl. Among those present were:— i Miss E. Adeane, black ring velvet, with silver trimmings. t Miss R. Adeane, russet taffeta and shawl. i Miss Pat Adeane, black chiffon velvet, with emerald trimming. < Miss A 1 Clarke, lemon satin and georgette. < Miss B. Davidson, pink and mauve taffeta. , < Miss G. Burgess, bois de rose chiffon velvet and crepe de chine. j Miss G. Mays, champagne georgette. Miss R. Turner, green taffeta and sil- ] ver trimming. Miss L. Kennedy, lacquer red geor- ( gette, with silver trimming. Miss I. Thomas, pale pink taffeta. ; Miss A. French, scarlet ring velvet. Mrs. T. Green, salmon pink crepe de ] chine.