IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 708, 6 July 1929, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

NOTES

Mrs. C. S. Foeter, of Auckland, is visiting Timaru. Mrs. Winger, of Taumarunui, is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. D. Wills, at Morrinsville. * * * Mrs. S. Vaughan, who has been visiting relatives in Auckland, has returned to Christchurch. a * * Mesdames J. E. Hillary and J. Crawford, of Morrinsville, are leaving on a trip to England and the Continent and will leave Wellington on the Corinthic. u •> * Mrs. and Miss Stitt, of Wellington, are on a visit to the Auckland Province, and are at present the guests of Mrs. William Howie, at Morrinsville. Miss Hell, of Wellington, Girl Guide Deputy Commissioner for Mrs. W. R. Wilson, of Auckland, is in Hamilton at present. On Thursday night she inspected the various companies from Hamilton and surrounding districts.

BENEFIT DANCE

COMMITTEE ORGANISES SUCCESSFUL EVENING FOR MR. F. S. RABBIDGE A very enjoyable dance was arranged in the Crystal Winter Garden in honour of Mr. F. S. Rabbidge, of Ponsonby. The committee which was responsible for the successful organisation of the dance consisted of Mrs. L. Ivenny, Mr. J. Lewis, Miss C. Turner. Miss M. Vercoe, Miss M. Davies and Miss M. Yeo. Among those present were: Mrs. E. Seagar, who wore brown and amber ring velvet. Mrs. M. Moodabe, in an ivory sequined ) gown. i Mrs. Simpson, who was in rose pink jersey velour. | Mrs. Petty, wearing lido blue crepe de ] chine. Mrs. Houlahan, in an ivory crepe de i chine gown. ; Mrs. G. Vercoe, wearing gold lace and rose pink satin. Miss Turner, wearing a turquoise blue frock with diamente relief. ■ Miss Davies, in leaf green georgette I and lace. , , Miss M. Vercoe, wearing ivory satin and i tulle over palest pink. Miss M. White, in an embossed georgette gown. . , Miss G. Bassett, wearing rose pink and amethyst georgette. . Miss E. Meek, in a frock of lido blue relieved with pink. Miss M. Meek, who wore a pretty frock of ivory chiffon. Miss Z. Noone, who was in rose du barri and black crepe de chine. Miss L. Hirst, who was in black georgette with an uneven hemline. Miss E. Tremain, who was in an opalescent sequined gown. Mrs. McManus, who was wearing silver lame and ivory georgette. Miss D. Bendall, who wore a spangled bridge coat over her black georgette frock. BLACK LACE GOWN Miss B. Taylor, wearing a black lace gown. . . Miss D. Campbell, in honey-beige georgette. Miss J. Hansen, in a gown of black lace and georgette. Miss L. Reilly, in an embroidered lace frock. Miss E. Elliott, in black georgette over gold lace. Miss Pat Riggins, who wore cyclamen lace over crepe de chine. Miss M. Casbin, in lavender taffeta and lace. . . Miss O. Bailey, who was in rainbow georgette. . , „ Miss M. Cashin, wearing shell pink crepe de chine. Miss M. Denton, who wore lemon georgette and silk net. Miss Freda Cooke, in a jade green velvet gown. Mrs. E. Cary, who had chosen black crepe de chine and lace. Miss Rosa Heighton, wearing lemon frilled silk net. Miss R. Smith, in cherry taffeta with frilled uneven hem. Miss E. Smith, who wore pink and . blue taffeta. Miss Stonex, in silver tinsel and apricot georgette. Miss D. Rhodes, wearing scarlet georgette, uneven hem. Miss E. Rhodes, wearing silver lame. Miss Neal, in black georgette. Miss D. Yeo, who wore lemon crepe de chine, ankle length. Miss V. Connelly, in a blue crepe de chine gown. Miss M. Tattersall, who had chosen eau-de-nil crepe de chine with diamente relief. Miss E. Webb, cherry taffeta. Mrs. Morgan, in black chenille georgette. Miss V. Pope, in blue beaded georgette. Miss M. Nash, who wore scarlet ring velvet. Miss J. Denton, wearing black embossed georgette. Miss W. Denton, in a blue shot taffeta frock. Miss D. G. Southon, who wore black lace over shell pink. Miss G. Cumming, who wore sunkist taffeta and georgette. Miss D. Weston, wearing ivory crepe de chine, relieved with silver. Miss R. Page, in a shell pink crepe de chine frock. IVORY CREPE DE CHINE Mrs. J. P. Hall, in ivory crepe de chine and satin. Miss P. Cheeseman, wearing a black beaded frock, with lace trimmings. Miss M. Cheeseman, in blue beaded georgette. Miss Dransfield, who wore blue taffeta. Mrs. Schade, wearing green panne velvet with silver trimmings. Miss A. Clapham, who chose vieux rose georgette. Miss Barrett, in french blue georgette. Mrs. Churchill, who wore eau de nil taffeta. Mrs. E. Johnson, in shell pink georgette. Miss E. Murray, in a black georgette gown with silver trimmings. Miss Benton, in mauve crepe de chine, with shadow hem of pale grgf.n lace. Miss Read, who wore amethyst crepe d© chine. Miss Hodgson, wearing apricot crepe de chine. Miss P. Squire, in apricot taffeta. Miss Bun ter, who wore a lilac georgette frock. Miss M. Pettit, wearing blue georgette of uneven length. Miss Brown, who wore appliqued chiffon velvet. Miss White, in black satin with frilled skirt.

WAIKATO NOTES

Mrs. A. E. Mulgan, of Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. Ziman, in Cambridge, for a few days. Mrs. M. A. Moorhouse, Misses I. Moorhouse and J. Moorhouse, of Cambridge, were recent callers at New Zealand House in Mrs. W. Stokes and Mrs. St. Clair Ingles, of Hawke’s Bay, who have been visiting Mrs. S. Simmons in Hamilton, left today for New Plymouth and Palmerston North.

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