MASONIC BALL

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 741, 14 August 1929, Page 5

MASONIC BALL

Annual F unctlon at ' Whakatane l HABORATE DECORATIONS 1 1r... unonjc Ball, held at WhaW dunno wretched weather “Wong. proved to .be one of the “.mcusfql functions held this I". ”pr. being an attendance of ’wplu. T“ hall was beautifully d:*4‘ora.ted up the occasion with various. colimamer‘s suspendnd from the am mopodxum twin; user] for the 9” while many flags :nldr'd to the ‘ mgflect. The dais, which accoun--10“” the orchostra. was also taste‘flmmated with palms: and wattle. ‘mmmme was mostly devoted to old-m dances. l 1‘ C. G, Calsley. \Vurshipful ){asten lII‘ II?!- Calsley led off In the Grand W M’- the conclusion of which all m 59"“ llned up eight doc-p m the m at the hall. making a most pic— W group. . M among the dancers were:— na cusley, who chese blue satin and m; Mrs. “1 Sullivan. in red geo‘rI'm: my. F. C. Cutler, princess mary Hum" 116 chine; Mrs. ’l‘. Mitchell, mm cherry jersey velour and lace nun-mm. Lees Luxton, in flame genr“m; 1!!!- G. Otley, alrl‘orne blue geot‘mlnd silver; Mrs. L. Buddlo. ln black mug; Mrs. H. J. S. Johnson. rose do In! matte, Egyptian shawl; Miss my. in plnklfloral taffeta. and silver 3.;me Craig. black chm‘meuse and ”gm; Mrs. F. Reynolds. in black w ”organ; Mrs. Smyth, wearing ”I men georgetle; Mrs. A. J. M cherry ring velour. uneven hem I‘M ornament- Mrs \lou' ' " .. .. .. xk-l " 1:: ml lvgrreypegggxagsuewfiink Silli’vsl: m.’ , w w: - . . t: W. Baxter. who worle b.1752}?! 15?”: h c. J. Rogers. plnk georgeue ave!" A CHENILLE GOWN £131.} 0‘13; slllO wore a green chcnille fl [ilk and ohtorle. Mrs. C. Lounc. in h. n'zln- Le, Mrs. Stone. m-rue “who. . Mrs. J. H. Johnson. black 20:33:82.3, (331:1 figwer; )lrs. my, . wosse georgett firm: 1:3: a“ . ¢ . us, 'o‘ amt. and gold: Mrs. STolsofilzl-gl?g In.“ ‘31:“: lapricot shoulder po'sy' fl mtte‘c Mrzceithw; W. 'l‘. Law: 3‘9"“; gm. Sant'on. 'irF 831$: t'sii)‘: h‘ .mnuneynch. in pale pink silk and ”I,“ n. casts-rose gem-gene and lace; m'ml. so“ :51 rggxezwgette. gold lace; flier”)! . p crepe de chine . rs. Breingan. green char fill: Ind gold voviiex'cllxc3s. - Tim». . o a on n . ' up do chine, Mrs. Charrnm's 113321? ~10 um lace; Mrs. Mcpeaké black and lace: Mrs. Jefiares.’br w' ‘ 00 O «l “at 1‘ rgette: Mrs. “'illiams’ true - n peach panne velvet ' (i "a: Mrs De ‘ - an a .01.: Mm'meP-a’afihe‘TT’l"“B"“ . . . 'fi. , > t In hot. Mrs. Glbblngs, black 22%.:

Egan-z: Mrs. Britten, saxe satin henna-,1 :npriuot shawl: Mrs. Shapley. salmunl [satinz Mrs. A. Hall. maroon velvet and 'gold lace; )lrs. XV. Smallfield, saxa char—meline, with hand—painted shawl: Mrs. Erie: Ramson. shot taffeta. silk, pink silk shawl: Mrs. Sloane, sunset georgette, with petal skirt. IN GOLD LACE Mrs. Brian. in figure-(1 gold lav-o, with vyclmneu panels: Mrs. Ernest, in apricot. silk; Mrs. “‘. Roberts. black satin and lave. tlnlphinium blue shawl; Mrs. R. R. ‘Vrizht. figured rose taffeta; )Irs A. Parkinson. black georgete, scarlet flower. Mrs. \V. H. Armstrong. black lace, spanishi shawl; Miss Prirlenux. cardinal and gold frock. with shawl to tone; Miss R. Franklin, red georgette, with uneven hemlinp, spanish shawl: Bliss E. Cornea, petunia geurgettn. green shawl: Bliss-z Mcth. peach embossed rhenille genrgette and shawl to tone; Miss B. )litchell, coral ' jersey velour and georgette; Miss L. Lewis. beige radium lace and scarlet: Miss I. Gunn, salmon pink taffeta; Bliss Turpin. rose taffeta and silver lace: Miss Sin'mson, white satin, silver 1:100. Alisa Cummings, \vearing' apple green (‘repc sylvia; Miss 15. Roberts, coral crepe do chine; Miss Foreman, black gem-gene; Miss Purdy, Auckland. rose velvet. painiod shawl; Bliss llrzpt-nko. nmilc: grefln rrepe de chine and shawl; )liss Jean Hylanrl, powder blue r-repe tie chine and pink shawl: Miss (‘lzirk. rose Pmbossed geoz'gntte arir] shawl to tone; Miss Law, lpzat green (“he-nine georgottz'; Miss Ilrwper, two—tone flame satin beanie; Miss llan‘iiiton. silver lace and rural genrgette: Miss; Tippett. mimosa. goorgetb; )lisx Holmes, white taffeta. and lace. Bliss Dodds. apricot crepe de chino: Miss I‘2. Roberts, cherry crepe de Phine; )liss A. Santon. silver lace over apple green silk; Miss J. (i. Ilume. daffodil crepe satin; Miss Parkinson, shell pink georgette and silver lave: Miss Goldsmith. black satin. scarlet flower; Miss W'. Stone, orchid pink georgette; Bliss A. Dodmond, black georgettc and tinsel shawl.

l BRIDGE PARTY l

A very enjoyable bridge putty ‘was held last evening at the Cafe Delmonice. in connection with the Auckland brunt-h of the Overseas League. Miss A. R. Quayle. secretary of the League, organised the evening, and twenty-two tables were engugei for play. )liss Quayle wore a. black crepe (le soie frock, draped at the sides, and a. black and white fur shoulder wrap. Pedestal bowls of palms. and tall vases of golden and tangerine Iceland poppies were arranged artistically around the room. Among those who had taken tables were Mrs. C. E. Maguire, wife of the president of the league, Mrs. Gore Martin. IVlrs. H. Holmden, Mrs. Wilfred Gunn, Mrs. Cuthbert M’cCaw, Mrs. de Guerrier, lWh's. WV. Passmore. Mrs. Lintott, Mrs. Charlton (Suva), Mrs. Owen Campbell, Lil's. Coleman, M'rs. 1:. G. Coats, 111's, Gage Brown, Mfrs. Tewsley. Bliss Kissling, bliss M. A. Early, Miss L. M. Early. Miss Guerrie, Miss McClymont. Miss King, Mrs. Moorhouse. lVlisses J. and S. Mulvrmy, MESS U. Pitmun, Blisscfichton Inirie, Bliss P. Lindsay, Miss Ryrie, Miss Nicol, Miss Orehiston, Bliss Langman, bliss Ruby Palmer. _