IN Town AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 723, 24 July 1929, Page 4

IN Town AND OUT

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NOTES M.rs. P. Entriean, who has been visiting Auckland, returns to Wellington at the end of the week. Mrs. E. A. Crabtree, who has been spending a holiday with her parents at Mount Eden, has returned to Morrinsville. Tennis Dance i ' i MATAMATA CLUB HOLDS SUCCESSFUL ANNUAL FUNCTION. I L TROPHIES PRESENTED The Matamata Tennis Club held its annual dance in the Town Hall on, Thursday evening when the trophies won during - the year were presented by Mr. L. Flower, president of the club. Mr. A. Bassett made an efficient M.C., and extras were played by Misses V. Fussey and M. Delaney. # Among those present were: Mrs. L. Flower, in black georgette silver embossed. , , , Mrs. Clyffe Taylor, who wore black georgetto and ecru lace. • - Mrs. H. Keeley, in ivory georgette and silver lace. Mrs. B. Barnes, who chose crimson beaded crepe de chine. Mrs. Mulligan, wearing saxe blue charmeuse. . • , , Mrs. Willis, who wore crimson beaded crepe de chine. . _ . . ... Mrs. Spence, in turquoise blue chenille ! velvet. ... Mrs. Delaney, who wore black crepe de chine. Mrs. Stubbing, wearing black ring velvet. Miss M. Stansfield, in blue velvet and georgette. Miss C. Geraghty, who wore lemon silk net. black crepe de chine shawl. Miss E. Finch, in green taffeta. Miss E. Park, wearing briar rose taffeta. Miss D. Egan, in hyacinth blue geor°°M?ss M. Collins, who chose ivory satin. Miss I. Howe, who wore red georgette. Miss J. Kilbride, who was in cherry georgette and gold lace. Miss E. Waite, who wore black panne velvet. Miss C. Delaney, wearing black satin. Miss E. Landells, in pink georgette, uneven hemline. Miss L. Roberts, who wore cream lace over satin. , Miss Iv. Shaw, wearing shell pink and fawn crepe de chine. Miss R. Brindle, in pink georgette and silver lace. Miss Tims, wearing ivory crepe satin and lace. . , . Miss Clark, who chose Venetian biue /georgette. Miss E. Stewart, wearing yellow satin beaute. period frock. Miss Ross, in blue georgette and cream lace. Miss Quinlan, who wore black lace over satin. Miss Walsh, in ecru lace and georgette. Miss X. Pennell, wearing brown chiffon. Miss X. Beverley, wearing wild rose pink georgette and lace. Miss V. Rainger, who chose crimson georgette. Miss A. Vazey, wearing delphinium blue georgette. Miss M. Delaney, who wore shell pink and fawn crepe de chine. Miss V. Fussey, in black taffeta and lace. PRESENTATION TO TAUHEI TEACHER Prior to her marriage, Miss V. Davies, who has been teaching at Tauhei School, was entertained by the pupils and residents to a social evening, and was presented with a seagrass chair as a token of esteem. Miss Joy Brown made the presentation and Misses H. J. Valentine and T. B. Harris, on behalf of the parents and school committee, also made some eulogistic remarks. Mr. X. Oram, of Te Awamutu. the bridegroom-elect, returned thanks on behalf of Miss Davies. Dancing and games made up a. delightful evening. The music was supplied by Misses O. Berg. Phoebe Harris, Mesdames R. H. Haycock and J. i Findlay and Misses H. Berg and Hib- * ditch.

For Anglican Church Funds Fancy Dress Ball at Glen Massey The Glen Massey Hall on Friday night Ic-okcd particularly gay with streamers and pretty shades for the plain and fancy dress ball in aid of the Anglican Church funds. Bright music was provided by Mr. J. Cummings’s orchestra, and extras were played by Miss L. Tanfield and Mr. G. Duck. Prizes for the best fancy dresses were won by Miss J. McLean, as Charley’s Aunt, and Mr. E. Rutter, as a Quaker; for the most original ones, Mrs. U. Tanfield and Mrs. W. McIntyre as Mr. and Mrs. Hayseed, carried off the honours. Novelty dances were won by Miss Alderson and Mr. P. Connew, Mrs. J. Foster and Mr. C. Rutter, and Miss L. Kemp. Among those in fancy dress were:—Mrs. Macaulay,. Prisoner; Mrs. E. Rutter, Quakeress Mrs. It. Henderson, Rainbow; Mrs. T. Davies, Welsh Lady; Mrs. A. Sutherland, Felix; Mrs. U. Tanfield. Mr. Hayseed; Mrs: W. Mclntyre, Mrs. Hayseed; Mrs. S. Davies, Gollywog. Miss B. Bojven, Japanese; Miss J. McLean, Charley’s Aunt; Miss V. Burt, Miss Hayseed; Miss E. Tanfield, Master Hayseed; Miss Holmes, Gipsy; Miss C. Bowen, Red Riding Hood. I Others present were:— Mrs. Henry, wearing black crepe de chine. Mrs. D'Auverque, in a black georgette frock. Mrs. Macaulay, who wore ivory charMrs. R. Henderson, in briar rose ring velvet. BEADED GEORGETTE FROCK Mrs. G. Bull, wearing cameo pink beaded georgette. Mrs. A. Brockett, in midnight blue crepe de chine. Mrs. A. Cook, wearing wisteria georgette. Mrs. V. Tanfield, in a black satin and silver gown. Mrs. W. Mclntyre, who wore lavender taffeta and diamente. Miss C. Rutter, in maize crepe de chine and lace. Mrs. Bruskill, wearing mauve and silMrs. Topliss, who chose corn-shaded georgette. Mrs. H. Trew, in midnight blue georgette. Mrs. W. Cavanagh, wearing hyacinth blue chiffon velvet. Mrs. Pettit, who wore daffodil crepe de chine. Mrs. R. Longmuir, who chose cyclamen taffeta. Mrs. 11. Brown, in a black taffeta gown. Mrs. S. Davies, who wore mauve charmeuse. Mrs. J. Iv. Brown, in sapphire blue satin. Mrs. F. Owen, who wore copper-col-oured taffeta. Mrs. G. Duck, in a mauve satin and silver gown. Mrs. Martin, who wore primrose satin and silver. Mrs. R. Alker, in hydrangea blue crepe de chine. Mrs. D. Bart, in flowered chiffon. Mrs. Convew, who wore black charmeuse. Mrs. "W. Girand, in turquoise blue Mrs. Woodward, wearing black satin beaute. Mrs. Bowen, in a black georgette and Mrs. Lees, wearing bronze crepe de chine. Mrs. R. Gibson, in black crepe de chine. A FLOWERED SATIN GOWN Mrs. J. Foster, in lettuce green flowered satin. Miss Raine, in alice blue charmeuse and silver. Miss Norwood, in straw-coloured crepe de chine. Miss D. Henry, in rose pink crepe de chine and silver. Miss N. Rapson, in deep blue georgette. Miss M. Henry, who wore kingfisher blue crepe de chine. Miss I. Lily, in burgundy red velvet. Miss V. Snodgrass, who chose champagne georgette and lace. Miss B. Bowen, wearing sea foam green crepe de chine. Miss P. Steadman, in turquoise blue taffeta. Miss G. Claris, who wore buttercup satin. Miss M. Cornish, in willow green panne velvet. Miss C. Bowen, in a sequined frock of red georgette. Miss Rutter, in deep beige crepe de chine. Miss L. Kemp, wearing a red frock or frilled net. Miss Alderson, who w'ore ariel blue silk. Miss M. Lees, in lemon georgette. Miss L. Morris, who chose nile green crepe de chine. Miss C. Cook, in lacquer red satin. Miss Hill, who wore delphinium blue and red georgette. Miss V. Burt, in a lemon georgette frock. . . , Miss Holmes, in black satin with silAe >iiss E. Tonfield, who wore figured crepe de chine. Miss O. Cooke, who chose red satin. Miss P. Vercoe. in aerial blue taffeta, yiiss E. Fowler, who wore phlox pink crepe de chine. , , , < Miss A. Derbyshire, m a duck-egg blue ! georgette frock.

SOCIAL AND DANCE FOR

’QUAKE RELIEF KOHI RESIDENTS' BRIGHT EFFORT Xearly three hundred Kohimarama residents and city visitors attended the social and dance held in aid of the Earthquake Relief Fund in the Kohimarama Hall last Monday. A sun: of about £SO tv as raised. Morrow’s Orchestra rendered a bright and varied programme of dance numbers, which was greatly appreciated by the dancers. The assisting • artists were Misses Edna Thomas, E. Bergen, Messrs. AY. H. Hallahan, AY. Taylor. Allen. AAA Roberts, George AVarren and Master Trevor Andrew. The women of the committee responsible for the success of the evening were Miss Lorna Andrew, secretary, who wore black ring velvet with diamente .trimming; Mrs. B. Andrew, in mauve embossed georgette and orange shawl: Mrs. Tyrell, who chose black and jade crepe de chine; Mrs. Heath, who was in black satin and oriental lace; Mrs. Hubber, wearing eau de nil georgette and gold lace: Mrs. Hurst, who wore black chiffon velvet and lace; and Mrs. Moore, gowned in black charmeuse. WAIKATO NOTES Miss W. Scott, of Cheltenham, is the guest of Mrs. Tyne in Hamilton. Mrs. R. H. Duxfield. president of the ! Hamilton branch of the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union, is at | present in AA'ellington attending the I annual conference.