TENNIS DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 685, 10 June 1929, Page 4

TENNIS DANCE

NEWLY-FORMED CLUB ! HOLDS FIRST SOCIAL FUNCTION FOR FUNDS The Point Chevalier Hall was the ! scene of much gaiety on Saturday evening, when the newly-formed Hally bur-ton-Johnstone Tennis Club held its first dance in aid of club funds. The hall was decorated with the i streamers of the club’s colours, maroon | and white, and the stage was attractive j with wistaria foliage, i Among Those present were: Mrs. S. Crookham, wearing apricot celenese crepe de chine., with spangled shoulder posy. Mrs. A. Schade, in silver lame bodice, with frilled tulle skirt dipping- at sides. Mrs. F. Johnson, who wore shell-pink georgette. Miss M. Agiiew, in a frock of peacock blue chiffon velvet. Mrs. G. Marshall, wearing royal blue crepe de chine. Miss M. Rose, whose frock of powdered blue georgette was diamante-trimmed. Mrs. W. Sherer, in mauve taffeta, with overskirt of lace. Miss T. Walters, in azure blue shot taffeta. Miss O. Archer, who wore shell-pink georgette, spray to tone on shoulder. Miss F. Morton, in a frock of powdered blue georgette and gold lace! Mrs. V. G. Penny, who was in silver lame and ivory crepe de chine, with uneven hem. Miss V. Allen, wearing black ring velvet, diamante trimmed, with lace overskirt. Mrs. B. Skinner, who had chosen seagreen satin beaute. Miss E. Hill, wearing salmon pink shot taffeta. Miss G. Vanse, who wore apricot stencilled georgette. Miss M. Ferguerson, in ivory crepe de chine and satin. Mrs. M. Hamblin, who wore black georgette, with uneven hemline. Miss A. Leaning, in a navy and oyster model frock. Miss A. Smith, in a bouffant rose shot taffeta frock. Miss D. May, who wore lotus blue lace over crepe de chine of toning shade. Miss M. Firth, who was in beige crepe de chine. Mrs. J. Clarkin, black crepe de chine, silver trimmed. Mrs. C. Anderson, who wore silver tinsel and ivory crepe de chine. Miss D. Butland, wearing cherry and gold shot silk taffeta with a bouffant skirt.. Miss J. Bran in a green taffeta frock shot with silver. Mrs. F. Bunt, wearing black and silver ringed velvet and diamante. Miss I. Taylor, in black crepe de chine with taffeta panels.. Miss M. Murphy, who wore green crepe de chine and lace. Miss A. Stevens, in a frock of rose shot taffeta with lace overskirt. Miss M. Stevens, wearing silver lace over delphinium blue georgette. Miss O. Smith, whose frock was of orange shot taffeta. Miss K. McDonald, in apricot silk georgette with an uneven hem. Miss A. Troughear, who wore eau de nil green georgette and a shawl to tone. Miss Sweeney, in shell pink ring velvet and a powder blue shawl.. Miss C. Clayton, wearing blush pink georgette.. Mrs. M. Frater in nile green georgette and a shawl to tone. Miss E. Bunt, who wore flame ring velvet, diamante trimmed. Miss J. Allingham, in russet crepe de chine. Mrs. T. Sutton, wearing a pink and silver lace frock. Miss L. Archer, whose frock of cream satin was silver lace trimmed. Miss M. Baily, in sea green shot taffeta. Miss B. Allen, wearing pale green taffeta and crepe de chine. Mrs. I. Clayton, in geranium pink georgette. AT DIXIELAND Dixieland was delightfully gay on Saturday evening, when a happy throng spent the evening dancing to the excellent music supplied by Mr. Harry Xeilson and his orchestra. Among those present were: Mrs. H. R. Burrett, wearing. a delft blue georgette frock patterned with roses, and made with a yoke and liem of blonde lace. Mrs. Mervyn Reed, who wore a prettily sequined frock of sea-foam green chiffon. Mrs. Mark Davis, who wore a black georgette gown embossed in silver thread. Mrs. Champion, whose frock of silver sequins featured motifs of rose flowers. Mrs. McCrystal, whose frock was of black georgette and Chantilly lace. Mrs. W. C. Whitney, who wore a briar rose georgette frock inset with silver lace. Mrs. Selwyn Robertson, who wore a blush pink taffeta frock relieved with diamante. Mrs. Ivan Eccles, whose frock was of rose pink taffeta and satin. Mrs. Eve Bentley, in a gown of black ring velvet and gold satin. Miss Dolly Vaile, whose frock of gold lace dipped to ankle-length. Miss Jean Macindoe, who wore a japonica rose ring velvet frock made in draped lines, GREEN FRILLS Miss Audrey Walton, in an ankle length gown-of frilled absinthe green taffeta. Miss Rita Cornaga, who was wearing an ivory chiffon gown sequined in silver. Miss M. Tiarks, whose frock of cherry red georgette was inset with silver lace. Miss Dot Fenton, wearing a white taffeta gown made with a petalled hem relieved with pink. Miss Rona Fenton, who wore a cherry' red taffeta hemmed with gold tulle. Miss Darling, whose frock of phlox pink georgette was panelled with silver lace. Miss Beech Hardie Neil, who wore a rose-coloured frock of georgette. SILVER LACE OVER SATIN Miss Aiisa Lewis, whose ankle length frock of silver cobweb lace was worn over absinthe green satin beaute. Miss Rene Woods, who wore a period gown of gentian blue printed taffeta with butterfly bow at the back. Miss Edna Gill, whose frock of buttercup yellow had a french tucked corsage with long flared skirt hand painted in pastel shades. Miss Cummings, who was in a frock of gold tissue. Miss G. Leatherbarrow, wearing a gown of black egyptian lame. « Miss Edna Monks, whose frock was of deep marigold georgette. Miss D. McPhail, who was gowned in silver lame and ivory satin beaute. Miss May MacAuley, whose frock of lame and georgette was of deep orchid shade. Miss Yvonne Arlen, wearing black chiffon velvet with deep decolletage. Miss Dallas Beehan, who wore a smart black lace frock over palest flesh pink chiffon. AN ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced of Dorothy Mavis, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Rogers, of Kerepeehi, Hauraki Plains, to Edward Archibald, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Malloch, of Hokitika, and now a member of the Government Audit Staff. Auckland.