SUPPLIERS’ ANNUAL SOCIAL AND DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 768, 14 September 1929, Page 22

SUPPLIERS’ ANNUAL SOCIAL AND DANCE

EAST TAMAKI DAIRY COMPANY ENJOYABLE ITEMS There was a large attendance of i suppliers of the East Tamaki Co-opera-tive Dairy Company at the annual social and dance, held in the Papatoetoe Town Hall last evening. A 1 Clarke’s Orchestra provided a very ; enjoyable programme of dance numbers. Suppliers were present from as far afield as Whitford, Clevedon, Opaheke. Drury, and Pukekohe. Between dances j musical items were contributed by Miss j K. Christie, Messrs. J. F. Blythe and ! Alan McElwain. Among those present were: Mrs. T. D. Or mis ton, wearing a frock of lavender crepe de chine, with uneven hemline of silver lace; Miss E. Watts, who wore iris mauve ring velvet, with diamente trimming; Mrs. J. Ross, in a j frock of scarlet crepe de chine; Mrs. R. i Dawson, whose frock was of black taf- ' feta; Mrs. A. Baird, whose frock was of j floral chenille velvet, with shaded shawl; i Mrs. Les Henwood, in shell pink geor- j gette and gold lace, and hand-painted j shawl; Mrs. Fred Mullins (Ardmore), black silk ring crepe elise, with relief of blue; Mrs. A. M. Collings, black georgette and diamente trimming; Mrs. j Gopdison, black lace over georgette, finished with a posy; Mrs. W. Ormiston, in a frock of orchid pink georgette; Mrs. ; A. H. Parker, who wore cyclamen crepe j de chine; Mrs. McCathie, cyclamen crepe de chine, with lace to tone; Mrs. P. j Holmes, in imperial blue georgette, with I gold trimming; Mrs. C. Hindmarsh, black i and carmine sequined frock, over black ; georgette. Mrs. Hlnman, in a frock of sea green j hand-painted crepe de chine; Mrs. A. | Henwood, black silk marocain and lace; 1 Mrs. Doidge, wearing a frock of pillar-box red and silver lame; Mrs. Ulyett Warin, in a frock of cinnamon crepe de chine; Mrs. M. Johnson, black crepe de chine, with relief of beige posy; Mrs. S. Stonex, who wore beaded buttercup georgette; Mrs. M, Kelly, wearing a frock of imperial blue silk repp; Mrs. J. W. Woods, in a frock of ivory crepe de chine; Mrs. A. J. Davis, who was wearing apricot embroidered crepe de chine; Mrs. H. E. Whitford, in cyclamen lace, finished with a posy; Mrs. W. Johnson, bullett blue satin, with silver corsage and shawl; Mrs. V. Cosson, in a frock of daffodil satin beaute; Mrs. P. A. Thorne (Pokeno), sea green charmeuse, and shawl to tone; Mrs. F. W. Grey, wearing black panne velvet and lace; Mrs. A. F. Box, sea green satin carreau and lace; Mrs. E. Cobine, wearing black chiffon velvet, with transparent hem; Mrs. C.Wardell, salmon pink georgette with uneven hem; Mrs. F. NeaJe, black panne velvet, finished with a spray and silver buckle; Mrs. H. Rodewald, in a black beaded satin frock; Mrs. V. L. Scown, who wore saxe blue and cerise georgette, with uneven hem; Miss Mae Whitten, pillar-box red crepe de chine and black embroidered shawl. Miss Thelma Mullins (Papakura), cyclamen. georgette, relieved with tulle; Miss M. Hilliwell (Auckland), wearing sequined georgette; Miss Jean Foreman, duchess blue satin, with corsage of rosebuds; Miss E. Grant, peach georgette with silver trimmings; Miss Margaret Baird, imperial blue ring velvet, with diamente trimming and shawl to tone; Miss I. Scarborough, coral pink crepe de chine and satin and oriental shawl; Miss O. Olson, in a frock of apricot ninon and lace; Miss Moilie Leach, sapphire blue crepe de chine, with diamente trimming; Miss Mavis McKerras, sky blue crepe de chine with trimming of silver lace; Miss Grace Smith, almond green georgette, with trimmings of gold lace; Miss V. Goodison (Papakura), champagne crepe de chine with silver trimming; Miss M. Finlay, art blue georgette with diamente trimming; Miss M. Gilbert, wearing apple green crepe de chine; Miss V. O’Hara, in rainbow tulle worn over green slip; Miss E. Wilson, lichen green silk elise, with gold lace and posy; Miss Adele Warin, in vieux rose crepe de chine; Miss G. Gilbert, sealing wax red rayon silk; Miss J. R. Hoye (Clevedon), jade green marocain, with gold lace trimmings; Miss G. Finlay (Clevedon), who wore lavender crepe de chine; Miss M. Snowden, black silk taffeta, with pink posy; Miss Florence Wliitehouse, eau de nil crepe de chine, with diamente buckle; Miss M. Wade, rose pink embossed crepe de chine with shoulder posy; Miss C. MacDonald (Ardmore), eau de nil crepe de chine; Miss I. G. Baird (Ardmore), vieux rose crepe de chine, with ribbon trimming.

Miss Rita Kelly, who wore steel blue panne velvet; Miss Doris Kelly, wearing a frock of apricot crepe de chine; Miss Joyce Leach, iris mauve shot taffeta, finished with shoulder posy; Miss M. Prior, lime satin with trimming of silver lace; Miss C. Fitz Patrick, ivory crepe de chine, finished with blue posy; Miss Jean Alexander, turquoise blue ring velvet, with rhinestone trimmings; Miss Mary Neale, shell pink marocain, with uneven hem, and trimmed with diamente; Miss G. Kayes (Pukekohe), art blue georgette, with gold trimmings; Miss E. Pegler (Pukekohe), electric blue georgette, with uneven hem; Miss D. Baverstock, iris mauve georgette, with silver trimmings; Miss J. Baverstock, sea green georgette, with uneven hem; Miss I. Blake, in flame georgette, with gold trimmings; Miss V. Hope-Johnston, orchid pink crepe de chine and georgette; Miss Iris Palmer (Manurewa),* apricot figured georgette, with lace panels; Miss K. Shepherd (Manurewa), apple green crepe de chine, with draped overskirt and gold lame; Miss G. Baverstock, had on mauve crepe de chine, with frilled skirt; Miss F. Kelsey (Auckland), duchess blue marocain with uneven hemline; Miss F. Willis (Auckland), moonlight blue chiffon velvet, with draped hemline; Miss Phyllis Parker (Whitford), blush rose satin with silver lace trimmings; Miss Doris Davis (Whitford), cornflower blue satin romaine, finished with a posy; Miss Gwen Holmes, sea green crepe de chine, with relief of silver; Miss E. G. Neale, black satin, with relief of carmine; Mrs. W. H. Neale, black satin carreau relieved with ivory; Miss Doris Rodewald, flame taffeta with embroidered ivory shawl.

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE

WAIOTAIII BRANCH MEETS

The monthly meeting of the Waiotahi Women's Institute resulted in a most enjoyable afternoon being spent by almost a full attendance of members. Mrs. Toone gave a demonstration of a special method of making lemon marmalade. The game of the afternoon was musical parcels. Mr. Rowe then gave an interesting address on his recent trip to Australia, and received a vote of thanks for his instructive talk. A boomerang ■which J■ Rowe displayed, caused considerable interest, as did a tray of mulga wood. During the afternoon it was decided to open a correspondence with an English institute. Afternoon tea, and fh® Xational Anthem conciuded a most entertaining afternoon.