Tournament Ball

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 741, 14 August 1929, Page 4

Tournament Ball

1 ~m_—____ ‘ L i TWO TRAINQNG COLLEGES t ; HOLD BRIGHT DANCE : 1 AT ’VARSITY ;

PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES

Thu L’nin-i-sity Colic-go Hull presented a, gily soc-no last evening when :1. tour—-numC-nt bull \i‘us lit-Id in Connection with Lhe unnuul sports tuurnuxnent be-twc-i-n the \Vellington and Auckland Training Colli‘ges hold in Auckland during the past fexv days. The function was a very enjoyable one, and an interesting feature of the evening was the presentation of the trophies won. The representative ladies from the two colleges. Miss Alice Smith and Miss. Newman. Auckland. and Bliss Jean Combs, Miss Thornton and Bliss Paterson, “Ellington, were all pre< s(letk‘d with bouquets of spring flowers. AMONG THOSE PRESENT Miss Alice Smith had on larkspur blue chiffon and lug-o. Miss Newman was in platinum—tinted satin fume, with lace UVGl‘dl‘Gh‘S. Miss Jean Combs, ‘Vellington. Wore n frovk of apple green crepe (le chine, with Miss Thornton, “’(‘llingtom had on a). him-k chm'lneusc gown. Miss Paterson, \V‘i-llington. wore a, frock of nilc green crepe fleuri, with gcorg‘ette draperies. Miss A. Payne was in an ivory chiffon frock, with uneven—length skirt. Miss Jean Mclntosh wore it lupin blue tuftetzi frock, Miss McGann was in a. cherry satin frock, with lace (ivei'dress. Miss 13. Fotlieringhaln chose rose lame and lace. Miss (3. Fotheringhmn wore marigold georgette, with gold relief. Miss \Valker was in a. black georgette truck of uneven length. Miss L. Thompson's frock was of japoniuu. pink georgctte. .‘IiSH Bright wore ‘(L pretty frock of übsinthc; green gem-gotta. Miss Mel-lac had on phlox pink crepe fleuri, Miss McGralh was in a [tilled frock of cameo pink tulle. Miss linu'le wore a sedge green chenille embossed geoi'gctte gown. Miss Robb was in lido blue georgette, \Vith petalled hem. Miss Ackermann's frock was of cedar rose chiffon. , Miss Howie wore ivory crepe de chine, with a. chic silver headed belt. Miss Dyer had on an uneven-length frock of french blue mariette. Miss Dixon wore sunset pink georgette, with deep shadow hem of silver lace. Miss Osborne was in a smart black and silver gown of sequined georgette. llilies; West wore burgundy red crepe de cune. . Miss Baker had on a pretty frilled frock of rose du barri crepe de chine. Aliss E. Kennedy's frock was of hyacinth blue chiffon. Miss MI. Bell was in cuban orange ring velvet and georgette. Miss P. Heise wore pastel blue crepe de chine. Miss N. Ashton had on a cerise chiffon frock, with petal—pointed skirt. ' Bliss Calner was in a. frock of ivory nlnon and duchess blue satin. diamante embroidery. . Miss Copeland was m burgundy red georgette Miss Cousins had. on black crepe de sole, with silver beaded relief. _ Miss \Vebber was in a royal blue chiffon frock. Bliss Potaka.’s frock was of shell pink crepe do soie. Miss Molly Cowan had! chosen a chartreuse green gcorgette frock heavily em—broidered with beads. ' . Miss McDonald wore delphlmum blue and silver lace. Miss R. Perez had on a, pretty flowered ninon frock of rose.tones. Miss G. Butler wore leaf green chiffon. Bliss \Verner's frock was of larkspur blue flowered chiffon. Miss \Vlgmore was in a. peach-tinted lace frock. Miss Brecn wore forest green georgette. Miss D. Buckley's picture frock was of lorget—me—not blue taffeta. Miss Holmes was in an ivory taffeta gown of uneven length. Bliss Beale had on a frilled frock of saraccn red crepe de chine and tulle.