Final Dance

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 771, 18 September 1929, Page 4

Final Dance

I KOWHAI OLD PUPILS’ ASSOCIATION HOLDS JOLLY EVENING.

STREAMERS OF BLUE AND RED j The last of the Kowhal Old Pupils' Association's monthly dances before the grand reunion dnnco in October was held recently at Mount Eden. Excellent music was supplied by the Pirate Sliippe Jazz Band. With a colourful background of blue and red, the old school colours, and a. jolly programme well interspersed with novelties, the dance was a huge success. Chaperones for the evening were: Mrs. M. Chisholm, who wore a frock of black taffeta with a, pale blue chiffon hem. and fur wrap; and Miss F. Taylor, who was in cinnamon brown floral chiffon velvet with tangerine * hem, and velvet wrap. Among those present were: Miss Joyce Moberly, who was wearing I a lemon charm euse fi-oek of uneven length, worn with shawl; Miss D. Read, black ring velvet with diamente trimmings; Miss E. gold lace over pale blue brocaded satin; Miss Muriel Elliot, lemon crepe de chine with liem of silver lace; Miss P. Munro, shaded powder blue georgette; Miss Edna Buchanan, scarlet crepe de chine and silver lace; Miss Dorothy Eccles. sunset taffeta period fi*ock, diamente trimmings; Miss R. Garton, blue embroidered georgette, with, silver lace, uneven hem; Miss J. Surman, gold and green ravon with flared skirt; Miss E. Veri-all, black embossed georgette, uneven hemline, and jade trimming; Miss D. McGregor, sea green taffeta and shawl to match; Miss E. Belling, pink georgette find frills; Miss AV. Funnel!, sky-blue satin frock: Miss AVyn rCairn, peach and eau dc nil georgette with bmbossed velvet flowers. Miss M. Brooker, mauve taffeta; Miss Beggie Gilmore, who wore emerald green crepe de chine and velvet; Miss M. Strand, sea green crepe de chine with uneven hem; Miss Pearce, gold laffeta with lace trimmings; Miss K. Wells, powder blue crepe de chine, uneven hem, and shoulder spray to tone, with oriental shawl; Miss E. Anderson, pea-green georgette and silver lame and coatee; Miss Ruth Murray, apple green crepe de chine, with vieux rose embossed shawl; Miss Z. Gilmore, lemon taffeta and blue shawl; Miss J. Munro, shell pink georgette with uneven hem of silver lace; Miss Joyce Cook, pink rose blended georgette, with posy | to tone; Miss R. Staneliffe, pink and green flared georgette; Miss E. MacDonald, black satin frock with black painted shawl; Miss Alma ;*>ain. ivory crepe de chine with apricot shawl: Miss M. Brien, blue crepe de chine, silver lame skirt, with uneven hem. Miss B. Grace was wearing pillar-box red crepe de chine; Miss E. Easton, pink taffeta with shawl to match; Miss Laura Wiggins, ivy lace over satin slip; Miss M. Mart, powder blue frilled georgette, uneven hem, and shawl to tone;; Miss K. atone, wearing a mauve frock of uneven hem, with silver lace trimming and spray, Miss M. Tomlinson, Sahara stencilled georgette: Miss Marjorie Gladding, lacquer red embossed georgette with black cape; Miss Dorothy Gladding, powder blue taffeta, uneven hem, and shawl; Miss Dot Bradburn, shell pink crepe de chine, uneven hem, and silver lace; Miss Joy Bradburn, frilled net and silver lame* and Spanish shawl; Miss V. Wells, briar rose taffeta, turquoise blue uneven hemline; Miss Berice Credin, pink georgette frock; Miss Nancy Read peach embossed georgette with pink georgette pointed skirt; Miss Nancy Semple, gold crepe de chine; Miss Hilda Clarke, in daffodil satin with diamente trimming; Miss E. Bassett, maize tafteta with tiered uneven hemline of gold lace; Miss B. McUregor, primrose tafleta. and georgette, with uneven hem. Miss B. Potter, who was in pink crepe de chine, with uneven hemline; Miss -Berj-l Adams, lido blue taffeta with uneven marigold hem: Miss P. Glasgow powder blue crepe de chine, with uneven hemline, silver lace; Miss Adele de Harr, black and pink panne velvet with un- • even hem of lace; Miss T. MeGarvie, eau de nd clnffon with gold shawl; Miss Helen "'“Son, black ung velvet and gold satin; .Miss Brackbush, apricot lace over satinShepherd, red .satin frock; alias H. I hilpolt, flame chenille georgette with \elvet shoulder posy to tone; .Miss J ercen georgette and lame"; Mis.-, K. Hartsnape. oriental lame and evt:?- r , lns velvet; Miss N. Sheridan, blue ! tfnSS a^rt Cll ’ n S ; Mlss J - Sheridan, silver i tm j ,e * and Pink georgette; Miss Dot Kene l l ! linon and Spanish shawl; hem - L ‘, t leJolm ' hhiek ninon, uneven hem. Miss Marjorie Kennedy, blue tinsel boaice, silver lace skirt; Miss BeSlie even^hem AT THE HUNT SEASON’S LAST MEETING Favoured with pleasant weather conditions the Pakuranga Hunt Club’s I last lneetmg of the season was held ' yesterday at Puhimii, the residence of -ti. and Mrs. \\ ills .McLaughlin. The afternoon, which featured a good run ! was keenly enjoyed by all and was j 2 U w!,\ y ch C °r Ude « by alterno ™ tea, i ente«ained ' U " d MrS ‘ j Among those present were: I ho Countess of Orfo-n i ~i.. * I £'“■ A. .M.'Ferguso^lts^W j -L». GOibeck, Mrs. Cotter Mrs l-" 1 \ ta ' * si™ trs « Mrs! S fVaters, Mrs. Western, Mrs HairV A r=' Markham, Mrs Rutherford. Mrs Self Mrs Walke? CO M^ M ?- C - H ’ Fenton ’Mr?. vvaiKer, Mrs. Grierson. Mrs Watkins $£ A itohfs™ M at• Sht T ri ?* Bell, Mrs. Aitchison. M»ss Kthne Bloyd, Miss J Colbeck, Miss Upton] Misses Martin (2). Miss King. Miss AVatFt. AAaller, Miss Althea Parker Miss J r.is I Cameron Miss Thomas, Miss Carruth ( Miss Lichfield, Miss Walker, “*