IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 716, 16 July 1929, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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NOTES Mrs. R. M. Madill, - of' Hamilton, is a visitor to Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. W. Martin, of Gisborne, aro guests at the Royal Hotel. Miss C. Wallnutt intends spending this week with friends in Auckland. Mrs. L. Emanuel returned to Auckland by the Marama this morning. Miss Wendy Tancred, of Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. Bremner in Hamilton. Mrs. Eric Salmon, of Auckland, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Allen McCann, in Cambridge. Miss Marie Gaudin, who has been visiting Sydney, returned by the Marama this morning. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jones returned to Auckland this morning after a holiday in Sydney. Mr. and Mrs. W. Rircli, of Auckland, returned by the Marama today from a visit to Australia. Mr. and Mrs. J. Faunce, of Sydney, and Mrs. I-lurd-Wood, of Hamilton, are staying at the Star Hotel. Miss Hardley and Miss Nicholls, of Auckland, leave today by the Niagara for a holiday visit to Sydney. Mr. and Mrs. T. Joll, of Xorthcote. returned by the Marama today after spending several months in Sydney. Dr. and Mrs. 11. C. Todd, of Cambridge, who have been on a holiday trip to Australia, returned by the Marama this morning. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ohlson, of Auckland, who are on a year’s visit, will spend a few months in England before touring the Continent. Mrs. Bollard and her daughter, Mrs, Hunter, of Auckland, who have been in England, are at present enjoying a two-months’ tour of Western Europe. Mrs. John Alexander, of Victoria Avenue, is leaving by the Niagara today on a visit to North Queensland. She will be accompanied by her son. Mr. and Mrs. and the Misses Oarley, of Ngarua, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.- IT. Cornish, of Morrinsville. j Tho Carley family will leave shortly on a trip to England. * * * Mrs. W. H. Hume and Mrs. Joll, of tho Hamilton Ladies’ Golf Club Committee, inspected tho Morrinsville. golf links this week in connection with the Metropolitan Golf Council. They were entertained to afternoon tea by the Morrinsville ladies’ secretary, Mrs. F. W. Seifert. At the Cargpn are Mr. and Mrs. J. Monkman, of Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. O. Dallons, of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. G. Williams, of Masterton, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hudson, of Christchurch, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid, of Adelaide, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Allen, of Vancouver, and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. ITerschler, of New York. * * * Dr. and Mrs. A. Brewis, of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hammond and Miss Hammond, of Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. F. Reed, of Ohio, U.S.A., Mrs. C. Stringer and Mrs. J. Green, of Christchurch, Mrs. M. Taylor, of Vancouver, and Mrs. INI. Freeman and Miss E. Osborne, of Philadelphia, are among the recent arrivals at the Grand Hotel. WAIKATO NOTES Mrs. Wrigley. of Tauranga, is the guest of Mrs. J. Williams in Ciaudelands. * * * Mrs. P. St. John Keenan, of Wellington, is visiting Mrs. E. W. Bevin, in Te Awamutu. Mrs. H. A. Collins, of Ngahape, has returned to her home after a visit to her sister, Mrs. H. Y. Collins, of Te Awamutu. Mrs. R. Young, of Westport, is the guest of Miss Christophers, in Cambridge. * <« <« Mrs. Olive Farrar, of Hamilton, sails today by the Niagara for a holiday in Sydney. PROGRESSIVE BRIDGE IN CAMBRIDGE On Thursday evening a very successful bridge drive was organised in the Oddfellows’ Hall in Cambridge to raise funds for new tennis courts. Mrs. Watson and Miss Garland were 1 responsible for the successful bridge arrangements, and Mrs. E. Lee, Miss J. Thompson, Miss Garland and Miss Skeet for the attractive decorations of masses of pink camellias and bamboo. The prize-winners were Mrs. Mahoney and Miss S. Carroll. Among the women present were: Mrs. Mervyn Wells, Mrs. E. Lee, Mrs. Watsoti, Mrs. Hooker, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Skeet, Mrs. IT. Ferguson, Mrs. B. Couper, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Nixon, Airs. Moore, Mrs. Neely, Mrs. H. Bell, Mrs. Posseniskie, Mrs. M. Garland, Mrs. Muddleton, Miss I. Garland, Miss J. Thompson, Miss E. Skeet, Miss E. Garland, Miss S. McCarroll, Miss J. Veale, Miss J. Couper, Miss H. Crowther, Miss Cowles, Miss A. Nelson, Miss McPherson, : Miss Jackson, Miss J. Clemow, Miss Kerr, Miss Osborne, Miss Armstrong, Miss Butler, Miss Savage, Miss Short. BRIDGE AT NGARUAWAHIA A very pleasant progressive bridge party was given on Thursday at the home of Mrs. T. Patterson, in Xgaruawaliia, in aid of the Croquet Club. Mrs. Joy received the prize for the highest score. Those present were:—Mrs.. Paterson, Mrs. Joy. Mrs. Cavanagh, Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. McGruer, Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Sampson, Mrs. Christie, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Eyre, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Feeney, Mrs. Rodgers, Miss Andrews (Te Kuiti), Miss Louden and Miss Cavanagh. SILVER WEDDING On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones, of “Avoca,” Hamilton, celebrated their silver wedding. Many guests were present in the rooms that were bright with gold and silver streamers and pussy willow. Competitions and music gave excellent entertainment for the guests. Those who played and sang were Mrs. IT. J. McMullen, Miss McMullen, Miss M. JoneF, Mr. P. Duffy, Mr. McIntosh, Mr. C. Lord and Mr. E. H. Quill. Recitations were given by Mrs. A. W. Green.

MUSIC AND DANCING GLENFIELD SOCIAL CLUB ENJOYABLE ITEMS | The Glenfield Social Club held a ! dance in the Parish Hall, Birkenhead, lon Saturday evening - , "when a large | number attended. Mr. W. Edmonds j successfully carried out the duties of I master of ceremonies. The dance music, supplied by Roberts and Hogan’s Orchestra, was greatly appreciated. Musical items were given by Miss Katherine Newey, Miss Eileen Harland, Miss Nancy Bacon, Miss Jtita Chapman, and Messrs. Houghton and J. O. Kell, the accompanist being Mrs. Bacon. Among those present were: Mrs. T. Harland, who wore a frock of black crepe de chine. Mrs. Devine, who had chosen a lavender georgette gown. ATrs. Ferguson, wearing an apple green satin gown. Airs. Carrin, who wore a frock of black lace with shawl. Airs. Dawson "Roberts, wearing delphinium blue chiffon velvet, with silver trimmings. Mrs. Creston, in a leaf green ring velvet frock. Airs. O. Kell, whose smart frock was of french crepe suede. Mrs. Howland, wearing grey satin with oink shawl. Airs.* W. P. Roberts, who wore a frock of cigar brown satin. Mrs. Routhan, in eau de nil georgette and silver, with apricot shawl. Mrs. T. Johnstone, who wore navy blue satin with shawl to tone. Mrs. Charnley, who was in mole satin with oriental trimmings, with maltose Mrs. J. Davidson, whose frock was of gold shot silk with shawl to match. Airs. NT. Shorter, wearing fawn crepe de chine and silver, with grey shawl. Airs. J. Dickson, who wore moan-mist blue crepe de chine. Airs. May, who wore floral silk with shoulder posy. ATrs. Roberts, in a black satin gown. Airs. McLean-Douse, wearing a frock of wine georgette. RING VELVET FROCK Airs. Krissansen, who wore a mole ring velvet frock. , . Airs. More, in eau de nil crepe ae chine and posy. . , Airs. W. Rackett, in henna crepe de chine with oriental trimmings. Mrs. Newey, who wore a frock of wine panne velvet. Airs. Headland, wearing sea green charmelnine with black shawl. Airs. B. A fay all, who wore shell pink geoi'gette with Spanish shawl. Airs. W. Edmonds, whose frock was of mauve crepe de chine with diamente trimmings. Airs. R. Maher, in a ■ black georgette frock. Airs. Grade, who wore a navy blue crepe de chine frock. Airs. Blair, in black taffeta with blue shawl. , _ Mrs. Copeland, whose frock was of ring velvet with red posy. j Airs. Bacon, wearing rose velvet and j crepe de chine frock. i Aliss B. Williamson, wearing a mid- ; night blue silk and lace frock. Aliss B. Roberts, in a gown of mauve crepe de chine. Aliss E. Bland, wearing pastel shade green crepe de chine. Aliss AI. Hall, in ciel blue crepe de chine. . , Aliss Af. Alitchell, who wore an oriental moracain frock. Aliss J. Colson, whose frock was of pink rayon silk. Aliss Copeland, wearing black c-repc de chine, silver panels. Aliss F. Brodie, who chose pale blue crepe de chine. Aliss Stacey, in a gown of jade gi'cen satin with pink shawl. Aliss AI. Roberts, wearing "blue crepe de chine with posy. Aliss E. Roberts, in a frock of apricot satin. Miss AT. Roberts, who wore a green satin beaute frock. Aliss Reta Chapman, in deep mauve satin relieved with velvet. EMERALD GREEN SATIN Aliss E. Roberts, in emerald green sat.in bodice and tulle skirt. Aliss E. Harland, wearing a frock of white with red hip flower. Aliss X. Bacon, in a gown of old rose durasylk with pink and silver shoulder posy. Aliss Katherine C. Asewey, wearing a frock of pink silk. Miss E. Krissansen, who wore pinkrayon silk. Aliss AI. Edwards, who chose a marigold crepe de chine and velvet frock. Aliss AI. Gracie, wearing green crepe de chine. Aliss E. Gracie, in mauve crepe de chine with silver trimming. Aliss K. McFarland, wearing champagne art silk with posy. Aliss Jy. Williamson, in frock of tangerine taffeta. Aliss A. Petersen, who wore a saxe blue silk frock trimmed with rose pink. FOR UNIFORMS

BIRKENHEAD BAND HOLDS SUCCESSFUL DANCE The Birkenhead Band held its monthly dance in aid of the uniform funds in the Victoria Hall, Birkenhead, on Saturday evening. The dance music was supplied by Mayall’s Orchestra, and Air. P. AlcGovern officiated as M.C. Aliss P. Alelville and Air. J. Grant were the winners of the spot waltz. Among those present were: Airs. Jean Grant, who wore lido blue crepe de chine and lace. Airs. A. Stayte, in cream georgette with rosebud trimming. Airs. C. R. AlcKinstry, who wore eau de nil georgette with uneven hem. Airs. A. Sapworth, in a frock of brown crepe de chine. Airs. Bone, wearing fawn crepe de chine and lace. Airs. Tothill, who chose apricot panne velvet with diamente buckle. Airs. L. Turvey, whose frock was of green georgette and silver lace. Aliss Alac Stanley, wealing cherry crepe de chine with tulle, uneven hem. GREEN RING VELVET Aliss J. Edmonson, in apple green ring velvet, with silver posy'. Aliss P. Stayte, wearing a frock of pale green chenille georgette with diamente trimming. Aliss Freda Stockier’, in a frock of black velvet. Aliss Joyce Bentley, who wore saxe blue ninon with an uneven hem, shawl to match. Aliss J. Harding, who wore a period gown of eau de nil georgette. Miss J. Simpson, in a petunia georgette and lame frock. Aliss P. Alelville, who chose a lemon georgette and silver beaded frock. Miss W. Church, wearing nile green georgette with shawl to match. Miss B. Crombie, who was in saxe blue crepe de chine, with silver trimmings. Aliss S. Beason, wearing a pink silk and silver lace frock. Aliss Aleryl Gillraan, who wore a white satin and silk net frock. Aliss J. Wright, in a frock of bois de rose sequins. Aliss D. Casey, whose gown was of apple.green taffeta relieved with oriental trimming.