Football Dance

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 786, 5 October 1929, Page 25

Football Dance

SUCCESSFUL EVENING ARRANGED BY WAIUKU RUGBY CLUB STREAMERS OF GOLD AND BLACK The Waiuku Rugby Union dance v>d.s held in the Public Hall, Waiuku, on Wednesday evening and proved the most successful function of its kind ever held in the district. The stage and hall were artistically decorated with streamers of gold and black, the colours of the Waiuku representative footballers, and excellent music was supplied by Bendall’s Collegian Orchestra. while appreciative extras were contributed by Mrs. A. James and the ••News" Trio. assisted by Mr. 11. Webster (violin;. Messrs. G. Arkle and F. Harvey made courteous and efficient M.C.’s. During an interval. Mr. A. Duthie, president of the Waiuku Rugby Union, presented trophies and caps to the winners of the club’s junior and senior competitions, and congratulated the Aka Aka juniors and the «'ity senior teams on their achievement. He then handed the cup to Mr. Moyle, who captained the Aka Aka juniors, and the shield in the City skipper, Mr. F. Harvey. In presenting the South Auckland junior Shield to the Waiuku junior representatives, the president mentioned that this team had put up a Aery good performance, and the win marked the first occasion on which a Waiuku team had succeeded in winning this shield. On behalf of the South Auckland Rugby Union Mr. Duthie then presented the championship shield to the captain, Mr. E. Moyle, amid applause. The Waiuku senior representative team was also heartily congratulated by Mr. Duthie. During the season :be team had withstood challenges for the Massey Cup from the Waikare, Pukekohe, Manukau and Franklin Clubs, and amid applause he asked Messrs. J. Bishop and B. Kearey to accept the cup, hearty' cheers being given by' the audience. Mr. Duthie next presented caps to the representative team and apologised for the absence, through sickness, of five of the players. Among those present were: Mesdamcs B. Thompson, cyclamen panne velvet: O. Denize, cherry velvet; It. McDonnell, saxe shot taffeta; G. Arkle, green courdette: Enright, floral rayon; C. Holmes, floral silk; Misses M. .Vaught on, lavender crepe de chine and silk lace; IT. Hull, crimson crepe de ..hine; M. Thompson, pink taffeta; X. Thompson, black satin: TNT. Summerville, tinsel and blue lace: R. Sidgwick, apri•ot crepe de chine; B. Evans, blue georgette: K. Maloney, flame art silk; T. Fa veil, blue taffeta; K. Neil, black vel\tt and tulle. Miss G. Wright wore pink lace and georgette: Miss E. Barton, pink satin Weaute, rhinestone trimming. Miss M. Henry, primrose georgette; Miss L. Watson. black guipure lace over gold chiffon velvet; Miss R. Brighouse, mauve taffeta with black panne velvet applique; Miss O. Harcombe. petunia taffeta and silver lace; Miss D. Brighouse, sunset taffeta and lace: Miss R. Hogan, applegreen taffeta and silver trimmings: Miss 0. McPike, silk rayon and silver lace; Miss B. Jones, lemon taffeta and beads; Miss Keogh, white net and georgette; Miss S. Wiokman, mauve silk and silver lace; Miss X. Millis, apricot crepe fie chine, with flounced skirt; Miss R. Keogh, net over georgette: Miss L. Powell. red georgette: Miss X. Crispe, alice blue crepe de chine; Miss P. Powell, floral urepe rl« chine. Miss R. Bussell had on sea-green crepe de chine and georgette; Miss X. Ashworth, pale blue georgette; Miss I. Ashworth, pink crepe de chine; Miss O. Jones, mauve taffeta; Miss Wise, green georgette; Miss X. E. Porter, sunset taffeta; Miss Parkinson, rose georgette; Miss D. Stewart, green crepe de chine, uneven hem; Miss Lewis, shot blue taffeta, cherry trimmings; Miss M. Rutherfurd. black net and silk; Miss E. Bell, cyclamen georgette, silver lace trimmings; Miss L. Craig. peacock blue crepe de chine; Miss V. Fussell, pale blue crepe de chine and georgette; Miss B. Christianson, mauve georgette: Miss I. Craig, vieux rose crepe de chine. Miss Ireland chose beaded cyclamen seorgette; Miss B. Gleeson, mauve crepe de .hine; Miss Aylward. black georgette, brilliant trimmings: Miss E. Bright, ■ ream crepe de chine: Miss V. Waters, ivory georgette and pink ribbons; Miss M. Deed,blue and rose taffeta; Miss X. MeKwen, beige taffeta and gold lace; Miss A. Neil, cyclamen crepe de chine; Miss W. E. Gummer, lemon lace over blue: Miss T. Smith, pink taffeta and lace; .Mies b. Waters, floral chenille velvet; Miss Barbara Hiscock, pink beaded silk; Miss Eileen Irwin, sunrise taffeta; Miss •T. Cameron, gold taffeta, diamer.te trimmings: Miss L. Barriball, shot silk taffeta; Miss R. Crawford, cyclamen satin. Miss T. Deed was in blue georgette and lame; Miss E. Hyland, figured velvet; Miss M. Arkle, shot taffeta; Miss L. Frear. white georgette and shawl: Miss Masters, green crepe de chine and net: Miss X. James, apricot georgette; Miss D. Clarke, apricot taffeta; Miss G. Masters, flame crepe de chine; Miss D. James, blue art silk taffeta: Miss N. Arkle. apricot satin: Miss H. Mackay, silver lace over green; Miss P. Elmsley, black satin and lace; Miss J. McXaughlen, green silk; Miss E. Potier. re rise >ilk; Miss 1. Harvey, green crepe de »hine and silver lace: Miss J. I otier, green ray de sil; Miss E. McNaughten, tomato taffeta.