Church Gaiety

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 464, 20 September 1928, Page 5

Church Gaiety

OTAHUHU HOLY TRINITY I CLUB GIVES DANCE. | • 1. IN FANCY DRESS The public hall at Otaliuliu was piettily decorated with a canopy of multi-coloured streamers on Tuesday evening, when the Otahuhu Holy Trinity Social Club held its annual plain and fancy dress dance. There was a large attendance of members and their friends, who spent a very happy events to the strains of Mrs. Andrews’s orchestra. Mr. H. Lovell was master of ceremonies. Mr. J. C. I*. Paine, president of the club, wel-

comed the visitors. The arduous task of judging the many beautiful and quaint dresses was carried out by Mesdames I-loward. A. I>. Jameson, and Mrs. Currie. For the non-dancers a very enjoyable progressive 500 tournament was held, and after some very keen competition the trophies were awarded to Mrs. Speed, J : Mrs. Wood, consolation; Mr. Whitmore. 1: Mr. Haslip, consolation. The awards for the fancy costumes were as follow: Most original women’s. Miss Kitto, as a house to let: men’s. a Y» as Impudence and Dignity: best fancy costume—women’s, Miss B. Walker, as a butterfly; men’s, Mr. Hall, as a Spaniard. A couple of special prizes were awarded to Messrs. Douglas and Faithful as the Bing Boys. The Rev. C. B. W. Seton presented the trophies to the successful competitors, and congratulated the winners on their splendid efforts, and thanked the udges for their services. Among those in fancy dress were: Miss Kitto, as a house to let; Miss F. Davis, advertising shops in Otahuhu; Miss Maude Jefferies, black and white Pierrette; Miss Edna Jenkins, Eastern costume; Miss D. Logan, Pierrette; Miss M. Pinkey, fishergirl; Miss G. Moller, Shakesperean character: Miss L. Riddell, Chinese lady; Miss M. Greenwood, Queen of Sheba; Miss K. Boswell, green and black pierrette; Miss V. Baker, as orange and purple Pierrette; Mrs. T. W. Day, Egyptian costume; Miss P. Walker, gipsy; Mr. H. Lovell, house for sale; Mr. Hail. Spaniard: Mr. Day, Impudence and Dignity; Miss B. Walker, butterfly; Messrs. Faithful and Douglas, the Bing Boys. Others present included: Mrs. J. A. Paine, pretty frock of amethyst panne velvet. Mrs. G. Banks, black satin beaute, and shawl.

Mrs. Brant, frock of cigar brown french crepe de chine. Mrs. Kitto, frock of blue brocade and black repp. Mrs. Currie, frock of amethyst crepe de chine.

Mrs. Fugle, betty blue crepe de chine, with drapings of lace. Mrs. Viney. black chiffon velvet frock, with oriental trimmings. Mrs. A. Murdoch, overdress of silver lace, worn over flame satin. Mrs. Wood, frock of navy floral ninon. Mrs. H. Seagar, black georgette frock. Mrs. Mouton. frock of twilight blue ring velvet. Mrs. Patton, navy blue crepe de chine, with oriental trimmings. Mrs. Speed, frock of old gold crepe de chine, with marocain trimmings to tone. Mrs. Lovell, frock of black silk repp. Mrs. Barry, frock of leaf brown silk carreau, with oriental trimmings. Mrs. Scott, frock of navy silk luxor. Mrs. Baxter, black mousseline, with timmings of embossed blue.

Mrs. A. B. Jameson, frock of ravenswing blue french crepe de chine. Mrs. M. Linkhorn, pretty frock of cerise crepe de chine, with drapings of gold lace. Miss M. Andrew, frock of black velvet, with trimmings of coffee lace and embroidered shawl. Miss M. Bennett, pretty frock of apple green crepe faille, with insets of silver.

Miss J. Wills, cameo pink crepe de chine with flowered overskirt of silver.

Miss E. Ryburn, bouffant frock of rose taffeta.

Miss N. Logan, dainty frock of cherry crepe de chine. Miss N. Walker, lilac embroidered georgette, with touches of silver. Miss Eileen Finn, dainty frock of wiseeria crepe de chine, with posies to match. Miss I. Tucker, pretty frock of duchess blue satin, panelled with georgette. Miss E. Matthews, china blue crepe de chine, and embroidered shawl. Miss E. Hurst, dainty frock of lily of the valley green taffeta. Miss D. Rainsford, crimson crepe de chine, with sequinned trimmings. Miss Mae Whitten, dainty frock of bordered china blue crepe de chine, with posy trimmings. Miss E. Moffat, dainty frock of embossed georgette. Miss E. Jackson, moss rose crepe faille, with posy and silver lace trimmings. Miss Bonnie Baird, black crepe de chine with trimmings of gay-coloured flowers. Miss McLee, wedgewood blue chiffon velvet. Miss M. Pearce, smart frock of frilled black taffeta. Miss W. Hill, frock of black crepe de chine, smartly appliqued. Miss Marjorie Wills, frock of mary blue satin crepe, with lace overskirt. Miss Betty Corcaran, pretty frock of coral frilled crepe de chine. Miss M. Walker, twilight blue taffeta, with trimmings of silver tissue. Miss E. Morris, shrimp pink crepe satin, banded with gold lace. Miss P. Piper, frock of sunset taffeta, with trimmings of gold. Miss M. Walker, frock of rose pink charmeuse. Miss N. Wills, 'frock of pansy charmeuse and shawl embroidered in matching tones. t Miss M. Seel, pretty frock of black chiffon velvet, with diamante trimmings. Miss J. Ryburn, frock of viola purple with insets of gold lace. Miss E. Thorpe, rose crepe de chine, daintily trimmed with silver lame. Miss Trixie Parsons, bouffant frock of wild rose and silver taffeta, worn with Spanish shawl. „ Miss G. Gardiner, frock of shrimp pink satin crepe. Miss M. Matthews, dainty frock of japonica crepe alonza, with shawl to match. Miss A. Cook, frock of ivory charmeuse with embroidered shawl chffie S and SMU?. 0 ” Sreen ' Crepe de MANUREWA CATHOLICS QUEEN CARNIVAL DANCE h A ™L e £ Joyabte ffala dance was held m the Manurewa Picture Theatre U< V S< l ; ,’ y eve ninp, under the auspices of the committee of the country M J? S Marie Darby. There was *=°. o< i attendance of dancers present Music was supplied by Darby’s OrchesS" . T] 1 ® <loties of M.C. were carried out by .Mr. W. G. Moody. The theatre had been prettily decorated with coloured streamers and balloons. Among those present were; georgettf rUCe ' unresieved frock of black Mrs. Jack Haydon, frock of kingfisher ami ln'"U"lK e te ' wlth 1 f’iniminps- of silver Mrs. E. H. Field, lace frock in shades of cyclamen and silver. Miss M. Darby, frock of eau de nil brocaded satin and ecru lace. Miss M. Juckes, dainty frock of silver tissue. Miss Kathleen Marmont, larkspur blue taffeta, with silver lace trimmings. Miss C. Fitzpatrick, frock of twilight blue silk repp. Miss Clarice Pope, cyclamen lame and taffeta frock. Miss O. Kimber, lace overdress over black satin, with silver head trimmings. Miss K. Noble, frock of grass green georgette and silver lace. Miss V. Pope, blush pink taffeta frock. Miss E. Uoyd-Fenton, frock of scarlet georgette. Miss I. Franklin, tasman blue and gold tissue frock. Miss Annie Clapham. frock of salmon pink shot taffeta. Miss Friedlander, sea green charmeuse frock.