IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 709, 8 July 1929, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

SOCIAL NEWS

NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Robertson, of Te ] Awamutu, are at the Central. Mrs. H. R. Bush, of Thames, has returned after a stay in Auckland. St ay ins' at the Grand Hotel are Mr. j and Mrs. G. Cotterill, of Wellington. j Mrs. IT. D. M Haszard, who. has been a guest at Royal Court, has returned to Waihi. Miss Ena Warhaft, Auckland, returns by the Tofua today from an extended holiday in Suva. * * * Miss G. de Burgh Pitman, of Melbourne, is visiting Auckland, and is the guest of Miss Quavle at “Radnor,” Waterloo Quadrant. Viscount and Viscountess Melville, of Midlothian, Scotland, who arrived by the lonic on Saturday, are staying at the Star Hotel. At the Royal are Mr. and Mrs. G. Stockman, of Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hormann, of Southland, and Miss M. Brownlee, of Whangarei. Mrs. Tony Wilder, of “Springbush,” Otane, Hawke’s Bay, is spending a few days in Auckland, and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. Renners, Parnell. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bird, of Whangarei, Mr. and Mrs. W. Alexander, of Invercargill, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnston, of Invercargill, are among the recent arrivals at the Star. CLICK CLACK CABARET

OPENING NIGHT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Dawn in all its early glory was the scheme of decoration used at the Click Clack Cabaret on Saturday night when it was opened under new management and ownership. Large silver cobwebs were set in relief against the dark walls and a drop scene representing Loch Lomond at dawn covered one end of the ballroom behind the orchestra. A real- ; istic effect was lent by the lights, | surrounded by tinsel and pastel shades in a cloud effect. A dawn ballet, danced by Miss Gwenth McNaughton and a Scottish medley by Miss McXaughton and her pupils, were greatly appreciated. Excellent dance music was provided by Clyde Howley’s Famous Internationals. Luring the dances original novelties were distributed. Among those present were: Mrs. Edwards (Christchurch), who wore a black chiffon velvet gown. Mrs. H. T. Watts, who was in a black ninon frock of uneven length. Mrs. 11. C. Moses, whose black georgette gown was embroidered with diamente. Mrs. G. Sharland, who wore a flounced chiffon gown of palest phlox pink. Mrs. Wood, who wore gold lame and amber georgette. Mrs. Ballantyne, in a silver lace gown worn over flesh tinted chiffon. Mrs. Fowler, wearing chartreuse green satin beaute and silver lace. Miss Molly Overton, whose uneven length frock was of ivory georgette and finest silver lace. A FLOUNCED FROCK Miss Nance Fort, who wore a frock of flounced ivory georgette dipping to the ankles at the back. Miss Lon nee Garrett, wearing pastel green georgette embroidered with silver | beads. Miss Vere Meredith, who wore a frock of palest primrose georgette. Miss M. Cooney (Rotorua), wearing duchess blue ninon. Miss S. Burcher, in a bronze coloured tulle frock with pointed hemline. Miss D. Fenton, wearing a frock of cameo pink satin and lace. - Miss J. Kent, who wore a black and silver brocaded gown. Miss Ingham, in a cherry georgette frock of uneven length. Miss N. Danglow, in a saracen red chiffon frock. Miss M. Moses, wearing deep orchid ring velvet and georgette. Miss l. Smith, wearing c-üban orange taffeta relieved with silver lace. Miss O. Norman, in an ivory satin and lace gown. Miss D. Ryan, in a gown of lemon georgette. HONEY-COLOURED SATIN Miss Marie Lord, wearing a honeycoloured satin gown. Miss J. Wilson, in a black georgette frock. Miss M. White, who wore chartreuse green chiffon and gold lace. Miss Thelma Cox, in a blue crepe de chine frock with bouffant overskirt of rainbow tulle. Miss K. McGeahan, whose buttercup yellow georgette frock was appliqued with floral posies. Miss V. Parker, In a marigold taffeta frock relieved with silver. Miss Jean Mcllwraith, wearing absinthe green crepe fleuri. Miss T. Stineau, who wore an ivory satin gown. Miss L. Stineau, wearing amethyst georgette and silver lace. Miss M. Peet, wearing a frilled frock of amber coloured tulle. Miss N. Smyth, who was in hyacinth blue georgette. LYCEUM BRIDGE PARTY An enjoyable bridge party was given by Mrs. C. F. Buscke in the card room of the Lyceum Club’s new premises in honour of Mrs. Prior Williams, who is leaving Auckland soon for an extended holiday. There were six tables of bridge. The guests were: Mesdames Prior Williams, S T. Wicksteed, Reeves, Quartley, Clay, Gaudin, W. Johnston. H. Mason, Young, G. McMillan, Gresham, Addinbrook, Percival (Wellington), Misses Crawford, Watkins, Sutherland, Wade, Clarkson, F. Kenderdine, Heard. Bayly, C. White, C. F. Stott.

Athenian Spirit at Club Dance

THIRD EVENING OF SESSION LARGE ATTENDANCE The true Athenian spirit permeated the atmosphere of the TT aitemata Athenian Club on Saturday evening, when members assembled, for the third time this session. Mr. Chas. Robinson and Miss Freda Lewins officiated as club host and hostess, and welcomed the members. Lancing was interspersed with songs and elocutionary items given by Miss L. Richardson, Miss E. Berry, Miss Freda Crosher, and Mr. J. Ellis. Solo dances by Miss Jessie -McLaughlin were much appreciated. The accompanist was Miss Lewins. Luring the evening Mr. Percy Free,

the club’s patron, presented a president’s gong to the club. Mr. Bryce Hart thanked Mr. Free for the gift. AMONG THE DANCERS

Among those present were: Miss Freda Lewins, in a *frock of gold laea over rose pink satin. Mrs. Bryce Hart, wearing black embossed chenille frock and embroidered shawl. Miss Ida Tucker, who chose a frock of bottle green taffeta. Mrs. Elliott, in a rose ring velvet frock, with spray of brilliants. Mrs. T. Anderson who wore a frock of figured lace over cherry lame, with floral posy. Mrs. S. Meadow (Hamilton), wearing silver georgette and lace frock, with embroidered blue wrap. Miss N. Robinson, in a frock of black satin, with oriental embroidery, shawl to tone. Mrs. R. E. Bridgman, who wore electric blue embossed georgette frock; silver shoulder spray. Mrs. Alec Watt, who chose a frock of turquoise blue spotted net. Miss X. AVoodger (Wellington), in an ivory georgette frock, with rhinestone reliefs. Mrs. Lorimer, wearing a frock of saxe blue taffeta. Mrs. F. J. Hooker, in a cyclamen crepe de chine and silver lace frock. Mrs. Claud Brinsden, wearing a frock of black georgette and silver reliefs. Miffcs M. Da.vidson, who wore a frock of vieux rose georgette over gold tissue. Mrs. J. L. Foster, in a panelled frock of black taffeta. Mrs. Alan Tvsoe, -wearing a frock of ivory tissue and silver lace. CARDINAL CREPE DE CHINE Miss Unice Wilson, who chose a cardinal crepe de chine frock with gold lace reliefs. Mrs. E. Arthur Wilson, in an embroidered frock of black georgette and lace. Miss Freda Crosher, wearing a pink and mauve taffeta frock. Mrs. Daulton, in a frock of petunia crepe de chine, with gold lace reliefs. Miss L. Richardson, who wore a panelled frock of shell pink georgette and Airs. Jack Petterson, in a Chinese yellow crepe de chine corsage, jade georgette skirt. Mrs. C. X. Robinson, wearing a frock of black lace. Miss Colleen Rae, in a black satin frock, with orange reliefs. Miss E. Hosking, who chose a frock of apple green satin beaute. Miss Audrey Perry, in a frilled frock of ivory georgette. Miss Vera Moss, wearing a silverbeaded frock of pink georgette. Mrs. Frank Hawes, in a beaded frock of apricot georgette. Mrs. W. Smith who wore a frock of sunset ring velvet. Miss Irene Curtis, in a frock of shell pink georgette. Miss P. Webster, wearing a handpainted frock of jade georgette. Miss A. Ibbertson, in a frock of black georgette and lace. Miss Edith Ibbertson who wore sunset chenille georgette frock. Mrs. C. Hunter, in an ivory satin frock, with silver lace reliefs. . Miss G. Atherton, in a frock of saxe blue diamente. TANGERINE GEORGETTE FROCK Miss E. Ibbertson, wearing a frock of tangerine georgette, with diamente relief. Nlrs. D. Dacre, wearing a black chiffon taffeta frock, with silver dragon fly. Mrs. Jackson, who chose a frock of powder blue georgette and silver lace, petunia hip bow. Mrs. Bates, in a cyclamen georgette frock, with silver spray of roses. Miss Jessie McLaughlin, in a panelled frock of apple green satin, with petalled skirt. Miss E. Berry, wearing a frock of black and cameo pink georgette, with silver reliefs. Mrs. B. Kissen, in a. gold georgette frock, with gold brocade reliefs. Miss Jessie Bruce, who wore a frock of eau de nil crepe de chine and silver lace. Miss Shieff who chose a frock of rose taffeta, with shaded petalled skirt. Mrs. Percy Free, in a pink satin frock, with petalled skirt. Mrs. R. Wyatt, wearing a black georgette frock, tinted fruit appliqued with silver thread. Mrs. B. Rae, in a frock of lavender georgette. Mr s. L. Haines, who wore an ivory satin beaute frock, with fox fur trimmings. Mrs. W. niompson. in a beaded frock of eau de nil crepe de chine. Miss T. Munday, wearing a champagne georgette frock. , Mrs. 11. Robinson, in a corsage of cream chenille georgette, tulle skirt. Miss W, La Mauri, who wore a frock of primrose frilled net. Miss B. Latimer, in an appliqued frock of ivory georgette. Miss R. Windle, wearing a beaded frock of vieux rose taffeta. Miss B. Tole, who wore a. frock of cyclamen crepe de chine. Miss Nancy Peel, in a canary georgette frock with silver lace reliefs.