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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 697, 24 June 1929, Page 4

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At the Grand are Mr. and Mrs. E. j Blosse, of Dargaville. Mrs. J. 11. Cubitt, of Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. H. B. Luxford, in Hamilton. Staying at the Hotel Car gen are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mitchell, of Palmerston North. Mrs. G. Primrose,, of Milford, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. O. M. Farrar, in Claudelands. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Carroll, of Wairoa, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Mclntyre, of Dannevirke, are staying at tlie Royal. MT. ALBERT DANCE HIGHLAND TENNIS CLUB Despite the inclemency of the ■weather, there was a large attendance at King George’s Ilall, Mount Albert, on Saturday night last, when the Highland Tennis Club held its annual dance. The hall was gaily decorated with balloons and streamers of blue and gold, the club colours. Excellent music was supplied by Miss Al. Clarke’s orchestra, i The Monte Carlo was won by Miss Al. Hayhow and Mr. L. Wilson and the spot waltz by Miss Joan Paul and Mr. Baulcomb. The duties of master of ceremonies capably carried out by the club captain, Mr. E. Buckley. Among those present were: Mrs. Buckley, sunset taffeta and diamante trimming. Mrs. T. Wilson, rule green embossed oriental georgette, with apricot shawl. Mrs. Byndsay Ewen, black satin beaute, oriental trimming, and red shoulder posy. Miss Joan Paul, delphinium blue georgette, and silver trimmings. Miss W. Derrick, mauve georgette, with lace godets and sequined scarf. Mrs, G. Beckett (Tauranga), peacock satin and gold lace, and pink shawl. Mrs. Toss Quigley, white with fur sable trimmings. “ Mrs. A. Dalton, black embossed georgette and scarlet shawl. Mrs. S. A. Ewen, turquoise 'due velvet. Mi's. J. Beeston, lettuce green frilled crepe de chine, with gold posyMrs. Mason, ehenone velvet, with frogskin collar. Miss S. Brown, cut taffeta, trimmed at top and bottom with gold lace. Miss E. Bowden, saxe velvet bodice, with apricot georgette skirt. Miss E. Baines, rose taffeta shot with silver. Miss J. Totpian, air force blue georgette, coral, and Spanish shawl. Miss Kathleen feavvkms, oiu gold crepe de chine, and lame overskirt. Miss Jean Baildon, ravenswing blue, embossed chenille georgette. Miss B. Doherty, sunkist velvet diamante and gold lace trimming. Miss M. Hayhow, ivory ring velvet, trimmed with gold lame. Miss Jean McKee, powder blue crepe de chine and black shawl. Miss P. Dore, pink georgette and lace. Miss Alma Stewart, turquoise blue crepe de chine, embroidered in rhinestones. Miss E. Godfrey, salmon pink georgette. Miss Bidewood, black velvet. Miss G. Belcher, pale blue crepe de chine. with lace godets. Miss M. Diamond, nile green georgette over silver tissue, and green and silver flower. Miss B. Colman, black satin charmeuse, hand-painted in pastel colourings. Miss Peggy Singer, blue mnou frock with uneven hemline, and appliqued taffeta flowers. Miss D. Pope, embossed velvet With pink rosette. Miss J. Bryan, green crepe satin and silver tissue. Miss K. Bryan, wine velvet with floral spray trimming. Miss F. Webster, mauve embossed crepe de chine with uneven hem, and silver lace with shawl to tone. Miss M. .Richards, embossed apple green georgette and diamante trimming. Miss K. Peoples, chenille georgette and frills, with tissue flowers. Miss B. Sammons, eau de nil taffeta and gold lace Miss Monica Hill, pink chiffon with uneven hemline of tube, and bustle bow. Miss Valentine Williams, moonlight blue georgette and silver rose. Miss M. Cameron, black georgette and silver tulle. Miss Eileen Vail, frock of lido blue georgette and silver lace. Miss D. Bangley, salmon pink pleated georgette with silver lace yoae and diamante girdle. Miss M. Moor, mauve taffeta trimmed with gold lace. Miss May Bell, pink taffeta with silver brocaded bodice and black Spanish shawl. Miss Nan Brown, pink taffeta relieved with blue taffeta. Miss Ruby Fitzgerald (Hamilton), frock of sunset taffeta. Miss B. Hamilton, blue net and diamante trimming. Miss O. Arcxier, shell pink georgette and white silk shawl. Miss Morton, powder blue georgette with points of ecru lac© Miss Parkerson, black panne velvetpuritan style. Miss Olive Williams, rose silver shot taffeta and shawl to tone. Miss Althea Williams, gold satin and daifoclil tulle, with shawl to tone. Miss Annabel Wright, green georgette and silver, and diamante ornament. Miss K. Peek, sunset taffeta. Miss Bil Carton (Oruru), nil green crepe de chine and silver lace. Miss Phyllis Rikys, orange chenille and georgette. , Miss C. Bestic, shaded green georgette and pink flower. Miss F. Kuthven, orange crepe de chine and diamante trimming. MUTUAL AID SOCIETY’S GOOD POSITION An increase of 31 in tlie membership of the Smith and Caughey Mutual Aid Society, now standing at 353, was reported at the annual meeting. Members of the society who received help numbered 219, and the credit balance of £934 revealed the society’s strong financial position. Congratulations on the success of the work were read from Mr. J. Marsden Caughey, patron of the society. He commended tlie move to build up the reserve fund. The society in this way made preparations for any emergency. The society’s meeting was in the j form of a social for members and j friends. Officers for the coming year are:—-j President, Mr. J. Banks; vice-pres!- ] dents, Mr. I>. Wylie, Miss B. Chapman; j lion, treasurer, Mr. W. Chester; lion, j secretary, Mr. C. B. Baker. MUNICIPAL ORGAN RECITAL More than 400 people attended an ] organ recital in the Town Hall last \ evening. Mr. Maughan Barnett, city \ organist, played selections from the j classics and an arrangement of “Tlie j Jolly Miller’’ for organ and bells. i