SUCCESSFUL DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 695, 21 June 1929, Page 4

SUCCESSFUL DANCE

THAMES GIRLS’ CLUB The Druids’ Hall, Newton, was en fete on Wednesday evening, when the Thames Girls’ Club held its third successful dance. The decorative scheme was beautifully carried out, and the lighting effects of rose and gold were particularly admired. A handsome banner, with “Thames Girl's Club” inscribed in gold letters, was a feature of the decorations. There was a large attendance, and i the function proved most enjoyable. ! Excellent music was supplied by Mor- \ row’s popular orchestra. Mrs. P. McGregor, president, received j the guests wearing a handsome frock I of peach crepe de chine, relieved with I taffeta. The committee included: Mrs. Kerr, ' in black crepe de chine: Mrs. Anderson, wearing amethyst crepe de chine, with silver trimming; Mrs. Davison, in navy blue georgette: Mrs. Cordes. who wore nattier blue crepe de chine; Miss Aitken (treasurer), in black georgette: Miss Xellie Surman, wearing sky blue crepe de chine with diamante trimmings; Mrs. Reardon, wearing pale blue crepe de chine; Mrs. Clarke, in cerise crepe de chine; Mrs. Stubbing, in cinnamon crepe de chine; Mrs. Xicholls, who wore black velvet and georgette; Mrs. Gribble, wearing pastel blue crepe de chine; Mrs. Culpitt, in black crepe de chine; Mrs. Radford, who wore black georgette and lace; l Mrs. Rea, wearing black ring velvet: Mrs. Rubber, in a gown of satin beaute; Miss Reardon, wearing amethyst satin. Among those present were: Miss Heading, who was in mauve taffeta. Miss G. Ferguson, ‘Wellington, in a gown of shell pink beaded georgette. Mrs. P. Howden, who wore a silver lace gown. Mrs. J. W. Harvey, in oyster crepe de chine. Mrs. Vernon, in leaf green crepe de chine. Mrs. Jamieson, who wore black lace. Mrs. Rnynes, in a crepe fleuri frock. Mrs. AV. McDonnell, in navy crepe de chine. Mrs. E. Davies, who wore navy crepe de chine. Miss Z. Middleton, in rose pink taffeta. Miss J. Burke, who wore pistache green taffeta. Miss M. Davies, in mauve crepe de chine. Miss K. Murray, wearing apricot crepe de chine. Miss R. Burke, in phlox pink georgette. Mrs. J. Thorburn, who wore navy blue georgette. I Mrs. W. H. Barnes, in a black georI gette gown. Mrs. R, Heath, who wore flame velvet. Miss M. Heath, in green crepe de chine. Miss H. Walters, who wore a silver lace gown. Miss L. Evans, in green satin charmeuse. Miss E. Stone, wearing lido blue crepe de chine. Miss Tremain, who wore absinthe green taffeta.

Miss W. Clarke, in blue taffeta. Miss P. Saunders, who wore apricot georgette. Miss I- M. Faulkner, in black satin beaute. Miss R. Morrison, in a flame velvet gown. Miss I. Findlay, wearing orange crepe de chine. Miss A. Bovaird, in honey coloured velvet. . . . Airs. Cook, who wore ravenswmg blue georgette. , Mrs. C. Smith, in oriental satin. Mrs. Jack, in black crepe de chine. Mrs. Robertson, in pastel tinted crepe de chine. Mrs. Jeans, wearing french grey georgette. Mrs. Gwilliam, in an ivory georgette frock. . , Mrs. G. Cordes, who wore pink crepe de yriss l A Smith, in a cameo pink taffeta gown. Miss Iverr, wearing gentian blue taffeta. Miss J. Davies, who wore larkspur blue georgette. Miss A. Sage, in lido blue georgette. Miss Sage, in leaf green taffeta. Miss K. Sage, who was in duchess blue satin. Miss Ailsa Stubbing, wearing shrimp georgette. Miss R. Davison, whose flame georgette gown was unrelieved. Miss Bartram, in a frock of black lace. Mrs. Churchward, in blue moonshine and lace. AN EMBOSSED GEORGETTE GOWN Mrs. Bartram, who wore pink embossed georgette. Mrs. T. Morrison, in a gown of navy georgette and velvet. Miss E. Clarke, wearing white crepe de chine. Miss B. "Wilson, in sea green taffeta. Miss McCrossley, who wore flame and gold shot taffeta. Miss E. Wood, in a mauve taffeta gown. Miss E. LTssher, who wore shell pink georgette. Miss A'. Prescott, in leaf green taffeta. Miss J. Patten, wearing flame georgette. Miss M. Patten, who wore rose satin beaute. Miss G. Grainger, in a gown of black georgette. Miss E. Heath, wearing black georgette and gold lace. Miss M. Burlford, in black georgette and satin. Miss M. Bach, in an ember taffeta frock. Miss M. Taylor, who wore pink satin benute. Miss F. Kell, in mauve taffeta. Miss D. Bach, who wore blue georgette. Miss H. Hancock in a ring velvet gown. Miss B. Cook, in apricot crepe de chine. Miss I. Jack, in saracen red ring velvet. Miss M. Middleton, wearing shell pink georgette. Airs. T. Heath, in a black marocain gown. Mrs. "Webb, who wore ring velvet. Miss Thompson, in an alice blue silk frock. Miss Petersen, who wore black maroMiss Pennycook, in phlox pink georgette. Miss P. Gwilliam, in a green taffeta frock. Miss D. "Watt, who wore shot taffeta. Miss T. May, in a taffeta frock of palest primrose. Miss F. Russell, wearing orchid tinted georgette.