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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 607, 8 March 1929, Page 4

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Mrs?. W. J. King - is a Hamilton visitor to Auckland. Miss Elinor Peake, of Te Awamutu, is on holiday in Auckland. # *i= * Miss S. Dingwall, of Remuera, is spending a holiday at Orewa. * * * Mrs. A. C. Sanford, of Frankton, has returned from a visit to Auckland. * * * Mrs. A. J. Pirritt, of Kiwitahi, is on a month’s tour of Auckland and the? North. * S* :U Mrs. W. N. Seay, of Christchurch, is visiting Auckland and is staying at the Star Hotel. Mrs. -T. F. Hyland, of Papatoetoe. is paying a visit to her sister, Miss K. Savill. in Te Awamutu. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wilkins, of Takapuna, will leave in a week’s time for a holiday in England.

Staying at the Huyu! :u'v Mr. and .\Jrs.‘l\lc(.‘ombe, of \Vungunui, and .\1 rs. \\'. E. Mountain, of Russell.

Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Herbert. of Elie—tuhunu, and Mr. and Mrs. \Vuddel]. of Hamilton, zu'e guests at the Central H'utel.

Mrs. Raymond Jones has returned to Te Awaunutu from u. visit to New Plymouth and Auckland. Miss Cr. Lockyen', of Londtzn, is lger guest

.\t the Cul'g’on are Mr. and Mrs. A'. G. Fordhum, of Blelbourne. Mr. and 311's. E. H. Gibbons, of Napier, and 511‘. and Mrs. Jenkinson. of Perth. :i: O 1 All: and Mrs. D. Snuwbuli. of Dun—edin and B'lrs. D. L. Ross, of ,Deu‘guvillc, are staying at the Star Hotel.

.\liss Adele. Sea): domestic science mistress at the Technical College, leaves by the Aurzmgi on Tuesday to further her studies in New York.

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lovatt and their small son Desmond, wjao have been spending- a holiday in Whangarei. leave for their home in Gladstone, Invercargill. by the Limited express on Tuesday evening. 5. Staying at the Grand Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Duncan, and Miss Duncan, of Piedmont, California, Mr. and j Mrs. T. M. Diamond, of Sydney, Mr. j and M rs. Andreas, of Sydney, and Miss | Dorothy ap Rogers, of England, _ FANCY DRESS BALL AT OUE (From Our Own Correspondent) RAWENE, Thursday. A children’s fancy dress ball was held in the Oue Public Hall, and was a great success. The floor was in good order and excellent music was supplied by the Rawene Aloha Orchestra, while Miss Mary Brockliss supplied the extras. Mr. Howard Whitefield, Mrs. Cox and Miss Bawdon judged the dresses and awarded the following prizes:—Best dressed girl, Maisie Nesbitt (Anzac): most original dress, Margaret Ting (Christmas tree); best dressed boy, Dick Brockliss (pierrot); most original boy, Lomond Lup, (Indian), 1; J. Baker (sailor), 2; small girls’ prettiest dress, Olive Whitefield (fairy). Some of the othei' costumes "were: Jean Jennings (Persian dancer), Joy Jennings (Kate Greenaway), June Clement (strawberry). Daphne Clements (starlight fairy), Oilda Olsen (Mustard Club), O. Baker (rose), Belle Whitefield (sunflower), Iris Whitefield (rosebud), Olive Whitefield (fairy). Phyllis Magee (fairy dyes), M. Underwood (flower girl), Kathie and Doreen . Nesbit (two little girls in blue),' Sissy Botica (Irish girl), Ruby Vujich (nurse), Ruth Jennings (Irish colleen), Ivan Botica (red ribbon), Jack Baker (sailor). Jim Brockliss (jester), Phyl Phillips (bedtime - ). M. Boyd (Turk), P. O. Underwood (cook), R. Underwood (rabbit). U. Underwood (Santa Claus), A. Botica (Mustard Club), R. Ferguson (schoolboy). L. Keen (clown), R. Vujcich (soldier), A. Vujcich (Bosnian). Among the adults were;

Blesdames Brockliss, floral silk: An—drawers. helio beaded georgette; H. Luf, rose. Inurocain; Jr Nisbet black crepe (lechine; G. P. Flood, rose pink crepe de Chine; Ferguson, wine and gold crepe de chine; Boyd. Vieux rose crepe de chine; Clements, floral silk; Misses C. Young, blue crepe de chine: N. Capper, black crepe de chine; I. Andrews, beaded leafgreen crepe de Chine; N. Bawdon, black beaded georgette; MCGinley, pink figured crepe de chine; Brockliss, blue velvet; L. Clements, green silk; Lena Clements. blue taffeta: O. Magee, green and gold crepe rle chine: K. Magee, green and gold taffeta; H. Beazley, green velvet; Baker, rose pink silk: F. Baker, black crepe do chine.