AT DIXIELAND

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 679, 3 June 1929, Page 4

AT DIXIELAND

Dixieland was very say on Saturday evening when a large crowd oi dancers enjoyed a very bright evening, dancing to the bright music supplied by Mr. Harry Xeilson and his orchestra. * Among those present were: Airs. J. Shanly, who was gowned in black georgette with an uneven hemline. | Mrs. C. W. Vermeil, whose ilounceu frock of pompadour pink taffeta was oi uneven length. Mrs. M. Hogan, wearing pastel pink ! georgette with a spray ot pink roses. Airs. A. E. Moore, who was in pastel pink georgette embroidered with c:yI stal beads. Mrs. E. Alison, in bouffant grosgrain • taffeta of silver and moonlight blue ton- : ings. -vLrs. Richards, wearing a gown of lot:;,, blue taffeta appliqued with pink flowers. Mrs. Field, in begonia floral lame with ; wrap to match. Airs. Osborne, in an ivory georgette ' gown embroidered with silver, cyclamen ■ and green beads. Airs. S. Beattie, in a shrimp pink georgette frock with beaded embroideries. Mrs. G. Dent, rthglan, who was in rile green georgette. . : chiffon banded with taffeta in deeper j shades. A SHOULDER SPRAY OF VIOLETS Airs. Chamberlain, who wore a spray of j Parma violets on the corsage of her ivory i georgette gown. j Airs. B. Jones, who was in delphinium i blue georgette with hem of silver lace. I Airs. W. Wengda.ll, whose frock of ; mime georgette was of uneven length. Aliss Ailsa Lewis, whose period gown ot pompadour pink taffeta was reliew-d | with silver lace. Aliss Mavis McArthur, in a frock of mist blue georgette with a shoulder spray of silver roses. 1 °-eor~ette Mcr>ufC ’ rearing hyacinth blue .Miss Alison Laery. whose bouffant i was , ot silver lace and lull, , i ,u‘U~ Gill wearing a niie irreen : ~i? on ,k? ck Tm!l deep shadow hem of 1 amethyst* tones!* “ asU ° £ cyclaJneu anU Miss Hilcired Graham, wearing a gown i of cameo pink chenille with overskir* of black frilled tulle. j Doreen L’Authreau, whose frock was of cherry red satin beaute and cold j .ace, with shoulder spray of red flower « Miss Olive Bagiev, who was gowned iii cloth of gold and gold lace. Aliss Olive Bickerton, who wore a prettv georgette frock of forget-me-not bl*ue w *th rhinestone embroideries. AUss Olga Jackson, wearing a gown of chenille embossed georgette of deen orchid shade. Aliss Lolly \ aile, who wore a gown of gold and black beaded georgette, with a smart beaded coatee. ACiss Marjorie Webb, in shrimp pink georgette with shoulder spray of natural flowers. AHss Clemnow, wearing black georgette with rose and blue sequins. Aliss Xorma Freeman, in a gown of black georgette and lace. Miss I. Abdullah, tvearing a beaded georgette model in shades of silver, gold and black. Miss Maida Alclndoe, who wore a spray of pink roses on the corsage of her pink georgette frock. Aliss Rita Cornaga, who wore lacquer red chiffon with uneven hemline. Aliss Alaureen Fenwick, who was in a gown of gold lace worn over cyclamen satin. Miss Gretta Herron, in a gown of black satin beaute with long uneven hem’ine. Aliss Fay Alexander, wearing . % tond green georgette with rhinestone einoroidery. Miss Yvonne Arlen, in larkspur blue georgette with diamante shoulder strap. Aliss Jean Aiacindoe, who wore a smart gown of Chinese red lace. IN PATTERNED GEORGETTE Miss Alarjorie Tiarks, who was wearing a patterned georgette frock of red and amber shades. Miss Jean Law'ford, in a bouffant frock of absinthe green taffeta. Aliss E. Freeman, in a chiffon velvet gown of deep amber shade. Aliss Loro thy Wallen, who was gowned in flame satin beaute, with an overskirt of tulle. Aliss .Nell Batey, whose frock was of black georgette and lace, with uneven hem line. Aliss Gay Fraser, whose black chiffon frock was worn over silver lace. Miss Aloira Goldwater, nasturtium red chiffon and gold tissue. Aliss Alison Gregg, who wore a gown of deep amber chiffon velvet. Aliss Margaret Rainger, who wore a gown of floral tissue. Aliss Edna Rhodes, wearing a frock of ivory taffeta, with circles of frills trimming the bouffant skirt. Aliss Alarjorie Simpson, who was gowned in ivory georgette and cloth of silver, with a long trail of flowers.

Aiiss Joan Robertson, who was gowned in nasturtium red georgette. Aiiss Lee, who wore a fringed gown of ivory chiffon velvet, Aiiss V. Fox, whose pink georgette gown was embroidered with black beads. Aiiss Edna Sinclair, wearing midnight blue georgette embroidered with crystals. Aiiss AI. Leatherbarrow, who was in a gown of black georgette relieved with cherry. A SILVER LACE GOWN Aiiss AlacLaughlin, whose gown of silver metal lace was worn over rose pink satin beaute. Aiiss Eileen Brodie, who wore rose pink taffeta with bouffant overskirt of tulle. Aiiss Bailey, in contan jade georgette with gold lace inset. Aiiss M. O’Connor, in a satin beaute gown of deep honey colour, with shoulder spray of natural flowers. Aiiss J. Edwards, in a frock of cameo pink, unevenly frilled taffeta, with silver underskirt. Aiiss Doris Johnston, who was in pistache green georgette with uneven hemline over satin beaute of matching shade. Aiiss Armstrong, who wore ivory satin beaute and silver lace over pink taffeta. Aiiss Alva Payne, wearing a bouffant frock of honey-coloured taffeta. Miss Moors, wearing a frock of peachcoloured velvet. Aiiss L. Waite, in a gown of lacquer red georgette embroidered with silver beads. Aiiss Short, in a black gown of ling velvet. Aiiss Moore, wearing an amethyst georerette frock, embroidered with shell beads. Miss Hatter, in a pretty frock of pink chenille embossed georgette. Aiiss R. Ayres, in a bouffant frock of naples blue taffeta. Aiiss Clay, wearing black lace over palest pink chiffon. Aiiss T. Duffin, who was wearing pastel shaded chenille and tulle. FAREWELL PARTY AT MATATOKI Friends from Thames and district met at the residence of Mr. W. J. Hall (Matatoki) on Thursday evening to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Hall on the eve of their departure for a six months’ holiday through Canada, America and England. Reference was made by Messrs. Pratt, Frisken, Newland and Scott to the many sterling qualities of Mr. and Mrs. Hall. The evening was spent in music and