Queen Carnival

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 684, 8 June 1929, Page 22

Queen Carnival

Mock Marriage and Dance for Canditate

HAMILTON FUNCTION

- To obtain funds for Miss N. ■ Valder, Claudelands queen in the II Camp Fergusson Carnival, a mock marriage had been arranged in the Alexandra Hall on Wednesday evening. Well before eight o'clock the hall was thronged with dancers and spectators, who had a very bright time and thoroughy enjoyed the laughter provoking-marriage feast. The characters were: Dean Barnacle, Dr. C. E. Brewis; the bride, Mr. Fred Swarbrick; the bridegroom, Mr. Norman k Rawson; the bridesmaid, Mr. C. Jsorris; the best man, Mr. Lance Tompkins; the bride’s parents, Mr. Hubert Hammond and Mr. P. G. Harkness; the bridegroom’s parents, Mr. Colin Taylor and Mr. G. Reed. Among those present were: Mrs. H. Valder, in a blue and geranium floral velvet gown. Mrs. G. Valder, wearing black georgette, embroidered in ivory. Mrs. J. Strang, who was in goblin blue embossed georgette. Mrs. G. R. Barnett, who had chosen a bronze georgette frock. Mrs. S. Green, in black georgette, relieved with amber. * Mrs. J. McNicol, who wore prune embossed georgette. Mrs. Clive Matthews, whose applegreen georgette frock was of uneven length. Mrs. C. E. Brewis, wearing Venetian red georgette. - Mrs. Fow, who was in black crepe de chine. Mrs. Cranwell, whose black georgette gown was embroidered with silver beads. It Mrs. G. Gower, in turquoise georgette, « beaded in crystal and rose. ■ Mrs. H. Clark, who wore a black f sequined georgette gown. Mrs. Clapham, in black satin beaute, piped with cherry. Mrs. O. Monckton, in black georgette, k , Mr®* W- Tudhope, who wore floral I chiffon velvet. ’ . Mj'«- A. English, whose black georgette frock was worn over deep jade. Mrs. O. Hope, wearing deep gold lace over black chiffon. Mrs. W. A. Oliver, in black satin charmeuse. Mrs. C. Sutcliffe, who wore black lace and georgette. A BLUE SHAWL Mrs. H. J. Gillies, whose black frock was worn with a handsome shawl sequined in kingfisher blue. Mrs. G. Rogers, whose silver lace frock was worn over deep rose chiffon. Mrs. N. Holden, in cameo pink tulle, with frilled skirt. Mrs. Hubert Hammond, wearing burgundy red georgette. Mrs. S. Simmons, who wore black crepe de chine. Mrs. Vere Chitty, wearing black and amber satin. r Mrs. C. Hume, who wore saxo blue georgette. Mrs. Stanley Brown, whose frock was of black and gold brocade. Mrs. Colin Taylor, in shell-pink georgette, with deeply-petalled skirt. Mrs. Speedy, who wore an old rose georgette frock under a black and silver wrap. Mrs. Hollo, wearing rose pink satin charmeuse. Mrs. J. D. Smith, whose handsome frock of gold lace was worn over black. Mrs. Guy Bindcn, in a frock of beige tonings. Mrs. G. Boyes, wearing phlox pink crepe de chine. Mrs. Wyn Gray, in a chic black georgette gown. Mrs. Richards, who wore a black georgette frock under a silver lame wrap. Miss No rah Valder, the Claudelands queen, who was in a picture frock of lettuce green taffeta. Miss M. Valder, wearing a lotus rose georgette frock. Miss Helen Cowie, whose saxe blue georgette wrap was worn over a black crepe satin frock. Miss K. Tompkins, who was in buttercup crepe de chine frock banded in ivory. Miss Kath Oliver, in black georgette. Miss C. Bertelsen, \\ eariqg cherry georgette. Miss E. Wilson, whose ivory georgette frock was of uneven length. Miss Dougherty, who wore black crepe de chine. Miss M. Tnnis, whose briar rose chiffon velvet gown was of uneven length. Miss D. Clapham, wearing a frock of silver tissue. Miss E. Nutsford, whose saxe blue georgette frock was prettily embroidered. Miss E. Ward, in oyster shaded georgette. Miss A. Moore, whose geranium georgette frock dipped to the back. Miss L. Valder, wearing black georgette and lace. Mrs. W. King, who had chosen claretshaded georgette. Miss F. Hall, who wore gentian blue georgette ROSE GEORGETTE Miss F. Jolly, whose briar rose georgette frock was french-pleated. Miss Gray Hammond, wearing black georgette and lace. i Miss Leslie, in black satin charmeuse. J Miss A ' Coventr y» wearing black georMiss B. Johnston (Rotorua), whose bouffant frock was of daffodil tulle. I. Miss Richards, whose turquoise taffeta . frock was deeply petalled. Mis 3 E. Wright, wearing a bouffant frock of black taffeta. Miss F. Peacocke, in an oyster and black sequined gown. Miss L. Kelly, who was in mist-grey satin, banded with georgette. Miss T. Monckton, who had chosen black georgette. Miss D. Wilson, in burgundy red velvet. Miss L. Nicholls, whose frock was of cuban orange crepe de chine. Miss F. Lightbourne, wearing powderblue georgette. Miss H. Firth, w earing lido blue floral georgette. Miss D. Sweeney, in a mauve taffeta gown. Miss S. Wright, wearing old rose satin beaute. Miss B. Manning, in a black velvet gown. Miss E. McPhee, whose black taffeta frock was embroidered with jade sequins. Miss M. Tombs, whose black frock was piped with cherry. Miss V. Newell, wearing blue and ivory embossed georgette. Miss M. Wilkinson, in lacquer red crepe de chine. Miss B. Vickery, whose parchment lace frock was worn over rose pink. Miss P. Clapham. in turquoise blue georgette. Miss E. Hammond, whose black crepe de chine gown was relieved with bronze lace.