GOLF DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 732, 3 August 1929, Page 20

GOLF DANCE

Whakatane Club Holds Bright. Event MANY VISITORS ATTEND There were more than 200 guests at the annual ball held under the auspices of the Whakatane Golf Club, visitors being present from Opotiki and Te Puke. Tli© interior of the hall was decor- j ated with streamers, flag's, and greenery, and the floor was in splendid danc- j ing order. The supper tables were j beautifully decorated with bulbs, violets, and other seasonable flowers, and presented a very pleasing effect. Included among those present were:— Mrs. A. G. Clarke, who wore biscuit j georgette; Mrs. Sioane, wearing sunset j crepe de chine; Mrs. Columb, in black ■velvet; Mrs. C. Wilson, who chose cream beaded georgette; Mrs. J. Franklin, but- j tercup georgette, with hand-painted j shawl; Mrs. Kent, in cherry georgette; j Mrs. Knight, who wore amethyst taffeta and georgette; Mrs. Irvine, in black lace; Mrs. Gow, who chose blue velvet and taffeta; Mrs. Eric Ransom in a rose taffeta frock; Mrs. A. J. Rhodes, wearing georembossed velvet panels; Mrs. r. Williams, in a charming frock of peach velvet, with full frilled skirt; Mrs. Luxton, in sunset crene de chine and gold lace; Mrs. McMiken, silver and ivory embossed georgette; Mrs. Hobin. who wore leaf green crepe de chine; Mrs. TipP e tt. in a black period frock. Airs. 11. Anderson, who wore ivory georgette and silver lace; Mrs. Galloway .Terrain, jrx periwinkle beaded georgette; : M r *s* I». Mantyn, mauve, georgette; Mrs. Luff, wearing green georgette and tafMrs. .1. JI. Ralfe, who was in green taffeta; Miss M. Law, who had on jade chenille and georgette; Miss W. Stone, wearing powder blue shot taffeta: Miss A . Hamilton, in silver lace and georgette . Spanish shawl; Miss K. Chadwick, who had on green velvet; Miss P. Franklin, wearing apple green satin, with tulle overdress; Miss MePhee, wearing sunset georgette; Miss Fraser, in oyster crepe de chine; Miss L. "Wilson, who chose blue beaded georgette; Mrs. Dewar, wearing emerald and gold frock in georgette; Mrs. 11. Wright, in rose taffeta; Mrs. F. Bridger, peach georgette. VARICOLOURED GOWNS Mrs. A. Bridger, in old rose taffeta; Airs*. . Bridger, wearing bois de rose crepe de chine; Mrs. Johnson, cherry georwith egyptian shawl; Mrs. Rowe, in sunset crepe de chine, 1 *?* ac k shawl; Mrs. L. Bridger, flame silk; Mrs. Roy Bridger, who wore black satin; Mrs. Harnraerton, in a green chenille velvet and gold lace gown; Mrs. E. Armstrong, who wore petunia taffet; Mrs. Sumner, who was in black georgete and lace, ja.de green wrap; Mrs. "W. C. Roberts, black satin and lace, delphinium blue shawl; Mrs. G. Smith, who wore rose taffeta; Mrs. Hyde, in black georgette and sequins; Mrs. Oties'-, air force blue georgette; Miss V. Torrens, wearing air force blue satin; Miss K. Guest, in tango georgette and gold lace; Miss B. Guest, who wore green satin and tulle. Miss I. Mesura wearing a georgette frock; Miss L. Sutherland, who chose kingfisher blue taffeta; Miss Hooper, in ecru lace over georgette; Miss Baxter, embossed gegorgette; Miss Reid, wearing black taffeta; Miss Bridger, in salmon pink georgette over crepe de chine; Miss J. Hyland, wearing powder blue crepe de chine; Miss E. Stubbs, in pale pink silk; Miss M. White, who wore tea green velvet, shawl to tone; Miss V. Hunter, who chose turquoise blue taffeta, full trimmings; Miss M. Morgan, flounces black net. gold trimmings, blue sh.»wl; Miss E. Rice, wearing cyclamen crepe de. chine; Miss B. Sutherland, in silver tissue and shaded georgette; Miss D. Larmer, sea green georgette, with cerise trimmings; Miss J. Downey, wearing powder blue taffeta: Miss P. Lysaght, in saxe blue crepe de chine; Miss iving, who chose black lace and coatee. Miss P. Holloway, who as in gold georgette, beaded in silver; Miss Roberts, in madonna blue crepe de chine and georgette; Miss E. Ryde, who wore blue satin and gold lace; Miss Rollett, in gold marocain; Miss L. Bell, wearing blue lace; Miss Lenihan, in eggshell blue silk georgette, black Spanish shawl; Miss M. Holloway, cyclamen ring velvet: Miss D. Allan in sunset taffeta; Miss IST. Stone, who chose daffodil georgette; Miss Holmes, in yellow tulle, with mauve scarf; Miss Cummings, cornflower blue crepe do chine, silver lace. SUCCESSFUL BAZAARS FUNDS FOR OTAHUHU SCHOOL The funds of the Otahuhu district school dental clinic and grounds improvement fund have benefited considerably as the result of a series of bazaars held by the various classes of the school. The Standard VI. function resulted in £27 10s 8d being added to the combined funds. The primers’ effort totalled approximately £3B. The third of the series was held under the auspices of Standard 11., when the proceeds exceeded £24. The organisation was in the hands of Misses Jones and Johnstone, and the members of the committee were:-—Mrs. V. Morrin, convener, Mesdhmes Cox, Strid, Graham, Clark, Colledge, Burman, Cantwell, Capp, Currie and Bagnall. The stalls were in charge of Mesdames Clark, Bailey and Simons, cake stall; Mrs. College and Miss Jones, sweets stall; Mesdames Graham and Cantwell, produce stall: Mesdames Currie and Cox, fancy goods; Mesdames Morrin, Strid and Burman, afternoon tea; and Miss Johnston, magic cave. The latest function was held by Standard IV. last week, when a substantial donation was made to the funds already collected. An enthusiastic committee ably supported the teachers, Miss White and Mr. Fenton, in their efforts. The stalls were in charge of Mesdames McManus, Milligan, Elliott and V. Morrin, cake stall; Mesdames Downey and Christini, fancy goods; Mesdames Allanson, Sawyer, Sinclair, McPeteridge, sweet stall; Mesdames Marshall, Prime and Dwyer, produce stall; Miss Elsie Petrie, fish pond; Mesdames 11. Bailey and Petrie, afternoon tea.