Reunion of King’s College Old Boys

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 702, 29 June 1929, Page 20

Reunion of King’s College Old Boys

Successful Dance At Middlemore King’s College, Middlemore, presented a gay scene last evening, when the annual reunion of the King’s College Old Boys’ Association was celebrated. by a dance. Miss Jean Macindoe’s orchestra provided an excellent programme of the newest dance numbers, and bridge tables had been arranged for those guests who preferred to play cards. The guests were received by Canon El. K. Archdall and Mrs. Archdall, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. W. Roberton. Mrs. Archdall wore a gown of canton jade chenille embossed georgette, and Mrs. Roberton was in a bouffant gown of black flowered taffeta. Among those present were: Mrs. Sinclair Reid, in daffodil yellow georgette, with crystal beaded embroideiMr‘s. Arc-hdale Taylor, who wore a i gown of black chiffon velvet. Mrs. V. Maxwell, whose shell-pink ! chiffon frock was panelled with silver lace. . j Mrs. Alderton, wearing a black chiffon frock, embroidered with jet beads. Mrs. Perkins, in cameo pink embossed georgette. Mrs. Delph, wearing an ombre georgette frock of deep amethyst shading to flame. Mrs. J. E. Makgill. in a black chenille embossed georgette gown. Mrs. Revell, who wore a red-flowered wrap over her lace frock. Mrs. Percy Erson, in a gown of peach pink brocaded taffeta. PETUNIA' BEADED FROCK Mrs. R. A. Abbott, in- petunia georgette, embroidered with silver beads. Mrs. Kirkby Wilson, who wore a chenille embossed georgette frock of deep jade green. Mrs. J. Collins, wearing a fringed georgette gown. Mrs. G. H. Batger, in a gown of black I georgette, with sequined relief. Miss O. Bickerton, wearing an absinthe green taffeta gown with flared circular skirt. Miss Gaudin, who wore phlox pink georgette and lace. Miss Dene Plummer, wearing a seafoam green model frock of sequins and tulle. Miss Margaret McKelvie, who wore a camellia pink satin gown, with a coatee of sequins. Miss Tole, who wore a shrimp pink beaded georgette frock. Miss Lois Mahon, whose froclc of le %. green taffeta was appliqued with rose pink flowers. IVORY GEORGETTE AND LACE Miss Molly Overton, wearing an anklelength frock of ivory georgette and lace. Miss D. Griffiths. Rotorua, in a gown of -flowered lame and cyclamen satin beaute. Miss W. West, wearing a cloth of silver gown panelled with phlox pink georgette. Miss C. Kingston, who wore a gown of bronze ring velvet. Miss Marjorie Suter, whose unevenlength frock was of hyacinth blue taffeta. Miss M. Jones, whose tiered frock was of cyclamen taffeta. Miss Maud Davidson, wearing a peach ! pink taffeta gown with petalled hem. IN CHARTREUSE GREEN Miss Connie Rainger, who wore a frock of chartreuse green georgette and lace. Miss Huby, whose frock was of lilac embossed georgette. Miss Robson, in a gown of silver lame and orange tulle. Miss Elliot, in a pretty frock of shell j Pink georgette banded with taffeta. Miss Mary Hamlin, in finest silver lace I with a bouffant skirt of cameo pink j tulle. I Miss E. Bowell, who wore a smart gown of black chiffon velvet and taffeta. | Miss P. Dix, in a pompadour pink georgette frock. Miss Raine, who wore a prettv flowered ninon frock. Miss A. Parker, whose satin beaute gown was of palest japonica pink. I