IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 514, 17 November 1928, Page 18

IN TOWN AND OUT

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NOTES Mrs. W. Anderson, of Remuera, has I gone to Hamilton for the week-end. I Mr. and Mrs. 11. Griffiths, of Wellington, are visiting Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jones are visitors to Auckland from Wellington. Miss Joyce Bainbridge, of Auckland, has left to spend a holiday in Waiuku. Mr. and Mrs. N. McNairn. of Te Awamutu, are guests at the Albert Hotel. * * * Miss W. Marriott, of Wellington, who has been spending a holiday in Auckland, has returned home. Miss M. Grange, of Epsom, who has been spending a holiday in Hamilton, has returned to Auckland. Staying at the Hotel Cargen are Mrs. W. A. Steehler and Miss Hansaker, of Los Angeles, and Miss B. G. Redfield and Miss M. L. Redfield, of Hartford, TTnited States. At the Grand are Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rosen, of London, Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Foreman, of Christchurch, Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen, of Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Elliot, of Eastbourne, England, and Mrs. C. Milner, of Nelson. ARTS AND CRAFTS ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY An interesting and attractive display of work was staged by the arts and crafts section of the League of New Zealand Penwomen in the club yesterday afternoon and evening. Paintings and sketches were shown by the convenor, Mrs. S. E. Wright, Mrs. Vigers, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Ryb.urn, Mrs Spicer, Miss O. Lloyd, Miss Greta Orr, Miss Martin, Mrs. Rayner and E.G. Peacock. Miss C Lloyd showed a group of photographs as well as etchings. Miss W Melville and Mrs. Vigers were the principal exhibitors in the jleatherwork section. Some attractive pottery work was shown by Miss Gardner anti raffia work by Mrs. Peacock. Other displays were made Jby Mrs. Hammond Hyde, Mrs. Harrison Smith, Mrs. Vigers, Miss Joyce Porter, Miss C. Lloyd, Miss W. Melville, Miss Meikle and Mrs. Carling. Among those present were: Mrs. S. E. Wright, Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Boyd, Mrs. Reece, Mrs. Spicer, Miss Sweet, Mrs. Arthur Macandrew, Miss Macandrew (Wellington), Mrs. Fletcher, Miss Burton, Mrs. Cluett, Mrs. Peacock, Miss Peacock, Miss G. Martin, Miss Lloyd, Mrs. Mac Shane, Mrs. 'Walker, Miss Buckley, Miss Quayle, Mrs. Chrisp, Mrs. J. L. Lucena, Mrs. D. Gillies, Mrs. Kissling, Miss M. Kissling, Hr. Gladys Montgomery, Mrs. Finch, Mrs. Griffiths, Mrs. Goodfellow, Mrs. Hyde, Misses Melville, Mrs. Cox. BRIDE-ELECT HONOURED Mr. and Mrs. Russ held a reception in .Everybody’s Hall at Kaikohe on Tuesday evening in honour of the approaching marriage of their second daughter Pearl and Mr. L. W. Goodhue. Mrs. Russ received her guests dressed in rose beige crepe de chine. The bride-elect was wearing a frock of apple green crepe de chine, with cream lace. Miss E. Russ, the bridesmaid, wore a cream silk crepe frock and Miss V. Goodhue was in heliotrope crepe de chine, with a blue lace overdress. Mrs. F. T. Goodhue chose mauve crepe de chine, with an overdress of ecru lace. There were about 120 guests present and the bride was the recipient of many useful and ornamental jpresents. A very dainty supper was served between the dances, for which Mrs. Edwards supplied the music. TE PUKE NOTES (From Our Own Correspondent) Miss F. King entertained a number of friends to a bridge evening at the Lyceum Club on Thursday night. The first prize was won by' Mrs. H. Caslimore. Miss W. Watson was second. Miss King received her guests in a flame beaded georgette frock. Those present were: Mesdames Granger, Budd, Cashmore, Carpenter, Macfarlane, Knight, Simpson, Davies, Westlake, Booker, Martyn, Gibbings, Butcher, Misses Watson, Rogers, Jamieson, Bush, Turner, Mollgaard. Mrs. J. Brown entertained a number of young people on Thursday at an evening for he.r nephew, Mr. N. Brown, of Palmerston North. During the evening a ping-pong tournament was won by Miss R. Cooney. The men’s prize went to Mr. N. Brown. A menu guessing competition was won by Miss I. Wilkins. Mr. C. Wilkins won the men’s prize Mrs. Brown received the guests in a black lace frock. Miss Brown wore a flowered voile with pink georgette vest. Those present were: Misses N. Riddell, P. Perring, N. Ryburn, R. Cooney. I. Wilkins. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frankau's house at Beauvallon is built in OldWorld French fashion; it is called j “Mas Nathalie," after a dear friend. The bathrooms are a dream of beauty, the entire room white-tiled and cool. Each bathroom lias its bedroom attached . At a dinner party one evening, Mrs. Frankau, who is most artistic., introduced an original idea in table decoration which was really admired by her English guests (Sir Charles and Lady Higham were stay ing in the house). The table was so arranged that it seemed to be made of flowers, a fragrant tablecloth of lovely blossoms.

21ST BIRTHDAY CELEBARTED BY DANCE A delightful dance party was held at St. George’s Hall, Epsom, on Tuesday, to celebrate the coming-of-age of Miss Oulcie Dernier, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Demler, of Market Koad, One Tree Mill. The hall was attractively decorated and excellent music was supplied by Mainland’s Orchestra. Thirty couples took the floor and with novelty dances and other items a most enjoyable evening was spent, Mrs. Demler received her guests wearing a frock of black chiffon taffeta and ecru lace. Miss Demler was in white georgette, wiili hand-painted roses on the skirt and touches of hand-worked flowers on the. corsage. Among those present were: Mrs. beu. Aruiur, black satin beaute ora idea wiili uiacK. tv iei L ° UaVy cre i> e de chine Mrs. T. Hncon Bird, white georgette inset with renaissance lace and fringe. Airs. L. C. Armisnaw, ivory georgette witn uneven liem ana shawl. Mrs. T. A. Patterson, pearl grey frock or charmeuse. Mrs. Geo. Heron, moonlight blue crepe de chine with rose applique. Mrs. F. Savory, navy silk rnarocain. Mrs. J. Boyle, mulberry silk rnarocain with lace trimming. Airs. G. C. Anurews, black crepe de chine with coffee lace. Mrs. G. Scott (Frankton Junction), bois de rose frock of georgette. Mrs. W. G. Butler, geranium pink rayon silk. Airs. G. Grimshaw, bois de rose georgette and radium lace. Allss J. Demler, moonlight blue pleated georgette with hem of silver. Miss B. Demler, pale green crepe de chine trimmed with satin ribbon. Miss P. Brewin, powder blue georgette and rose ring velvet. Aliss Elsie Tunnicliff, green and silver lace frock. Aliss M. F. Boyle, rose chiffon taffeta and silver lace. Aliss AT. Savory, pompadour rose taffeta. Aliss Al. Deery, cameo pink crepe de chine and taffeta. Aliss L. Rosieur, pen-painted lemon tissue and Spanish shawl. Miss L. Thomas, rose pink taffeta and shawl to tone. Aliss R. Me Adam, saxe blue crepe de chine and guipure lace. Aliss E. Paterson, nile green satin and georgette. Aliss Simpson, dove grey velvet and georgette, and Spanish shawl. Aliss Al. Boyle, midnight blue georgette and silver lace.