IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 806, 29 October 1929, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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NOTES Miss Grace Peek returned by the 1 I Tofua yesterday after a visit to the j I Islands. Miss I. Stennett. Eotorua, is spendj ingr a few days in Auckland and is ! | staying at the Hotel Cargen. | Among the visitors at the Grand i Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Gravely, Rotorua, and Miss Buxton, Wellington. * * * Miss R. Boberton and Miss J. Buckleton. who have been visiting Sydney, returned by the Ulimaroa this morning. Miss Naomi Cooke, of Christchurch, is at present visiting Auckland as the guest of Mrs. J. Lancaster Lucena, Papatoetoe. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ellis, of London, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gravely, of Sydnev’ and Mr. and Mrs. C. Hunter, of Dannevirke, are guests at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Baxter, of Taihape, Mr. and Sirs. R. L. Trimmer, of Whangarei. and Air. and Mrs. E. 11. Clarke, of Hamilton, are staying at the Central Hotel. Dixieland Holds Gala Night BIRTHDAY CARNIVAL A UNIQUE RUSSIAN DANCE The fourth anniversary of Dixieland Cabaret was held last evening, a large number of dancers being present. A feature of the occasion was a three-tiered cake with four candles sent out by Mrs. Follick. A new Russian dance by Miss Gwen McXaughton was enthusiastically received. This is the first time the dance has been given in New Zealand. The encore given was an interpretation of Brahms's Sixth Hungarian Dance. Among those present were: Mi's. Follick, who wore a black satin frock embroidered in rhinestones, with skirt of sequined tulle. Mrs. G. E. Hitchcock wore apricot . taffeta with tiered skirt dipping at back. Mrs. Kelliher was -wearing lemon georgette with sequins and beaded design in gold and lemon. Miss McCready wore maize lace and crepe de chine, with a black shawl. Mrs. Pratt wore powder blue embroidered georgette and white embroidered shawl. Airs. G. Kay was in lemon-coloured crepe de chine, with oriental shawl. • Mrs. R. Champion chose apple green taffeta. j Airs. Leslie Alonks was wearing powder ; | blue taffeta, with tiered tulle skirt and > hip bow. Airs. Allen Jones was in jade georgette. Airs. J. J. Sullivan was gowned in black tulle with oriental sequined embroidery, and cherry shawl. Aliss R. Gatward was in powder blue taffeta, with uneven panels. Aliss Al. Gatward chose briar rose embossed chenille and georgette skirt, diamente belt and buckle. Aliss Gwen Court was wearing a blue taffeta frock. Aliss Olive Marks wore leaf-green taffeta and tulle, with shoulder spray. Aliss Gwen McNaughton chose primrose taffeta frock, skirt drooping at back, large side bow of tulle. Aliss Campbell wore flesh lace and tulle. Aliss Nancye Cotter was in rose sequined model. . Aliss L. Norgrove chose rose shot with • silver taffeta, hand-painted roses on skirt and net transparent hem. Aliss Alolly Yeo, was wearing cherry embossed chenille, ninon tiered skirt dipping at back. Aliss Little had on sea foam green velvet top, panels of georgette. Aliss AlcCready wore red panne velvet frock with uneven hem, diamente relief. Aliss S. Foreman was in sunset lace and crepe de chine, peaked skirt and black shawl. Aliss Janet Wallace wore gold embroidered lame top and skirt of shell pink georgette, falling in pointed flares. Aliss Freda Gaudin had on shell pink pin-tucked bodice of georgette with deep hem of lace dropping to heels at back. Aliss Dilma Williams chose a georgette frock of sunset hue with silver lace round a pointed hem. Aliss U. Robertson had on lilac taffeta top and cyclamen skirt dipping at back tiered. Aliss Ailsa Lewis wore cherry satin. Aliss Elsa Hopwood was in rose taffeta. Aliss Eileen Brodie chose lettuce green lace, pointed skirt. Aliss Elva McDonald had on powder blue georgette, with tiered skirt and uneven hem. Aliss Brewer was frocked in ivory satin and lace, diamente beads and large silAliss Alichell (Hamilton), chose silver lame lace, with shoulder spray. Aliss C. Coward was in georgette embroidered in beads and rosebuds. Aliss Campbell was wearnig flesh lace and tulle. Aliss E. Brewer wore leaf green satin and georgette. Aliss A. Howard chose a frock of black ninon. long pointed skirt, diamente relief. Miss Lilian Eide wore an apricot georgette frock and oriental embroidered coatee. | Miss F. Jackman was frocked in lilac j satin. Aliss At. Peterson wore almond green georgette. i Miss Childerhouse chose almond green j net with pointed skirt. Aliss R. AlacNaughton was wearing i black chiffon and lace, uneven hem. ; Aliss Dudley wore pink chiffon velvet top and tiered ninon skirt, embroidered in rhinestones. Aliss Black chose reseda green velvet corsage and long net skirt, appliqued with rosebuds. Aliss Fay Scollard was wearing cherry and silver embroidered lame, uneven hem. Aliss Taylor was frocked in leaf green satin, tulle tiered skirt. Aliss A. McGregor had chosen turquoise blue shot taffeta, scalloped hem of transparent ninon. Miss Sinclair chose rose taffeta and tulle bows. Aliss Rita AfcYeagh wore black mantilla lace and diamente relief. Aliss R. McGregor was in apricot chenille and georgette. Aliss C. Jackman had on blue taffeta and silver. Miss Alison Cooke was in petunia embossed chenille, georgette top, pointed

Parnell Rugby Football Club’s Annual Dance Balloons and Coloured Streamers COMMITTEE’S GOOD WORK Beautifully decorated with festoons of coloured streamers and balloons, the Lewis Eady Hall presented a gay appearance on Saturday evening, when the Parnell Rugby Football Club held its annual dance. About 150 couples ! were present, and danced to the enjoyable music provided by the Hackensack Six. During the evening Airs. Franklin, president o£ the club’s ladies’ committee, presented Airs. AY. Packman, sen., Avith a handsome rose bowl for good services for the club. The great success of the dance was due to the combined committee under ; the leadership of Air. T. Franklin, sen. | Members of the executive and comj mittee present were:—Mrs. T. Frankj Hn, president; Mrs. McCarthy, ehairI an: Miss F. Kay, secretary; Mrs. IJ. I. Co.rson, Mrs. W. Packman sen • Y rs - Casey, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. Heigh ton! I Miss K. Packman, R. Corson, IX Corson, B. Franklin, M. Keane, A. McCarthy, S. McCarthy. I Mr. T. Franklin, jun., and Mr. R. Roy Packman, acted as M.C.’s. Among’ those present 'were: Mrs. Haig-, who wore pale pink georgette, with uneven side panels of silver lace; Mrs. O'Donnell, black georgette, coftee lace collar; Mrs. Ravner daffodil georgette uneven hem, ami bridge coat of lace; Mrs. C. J. Moore, almond green chenille georgette, diamente buckle, and embroidered shawl; Mrs. P. Laurance powder blue crepe de chine, silver lace’ snd Oriental shawl; Airs. Grigg, champagne lace and georgette: Airs. Douglas Corson, fawn lace and georgette; Airs. ALcGullough. french model in lettuce green, hand-embroidered in gold; Airs. C. O’Brien, apricot silk georgette, uneven hemline, lavender shoulder posy; Airs. Gannon, ivory georgette, ankle-length at back, diamente trimmings; Airs. A. Cox, ivory georgette, ankle-length skirt, and embossed georgette; Airs. Cory, rose pink frilled georgette, taffeta hip bow; Airs. H. O. Heighton, rose pink period taffeta frock, gold shoulder posy. Mrs. Kay, was in cyclamen georgette, with gold lace; Airs. L. B. AlcCarthy, black lace and georgette; Airs. AY. Packnmn, sen., black embossed georgette and gold lace, with black shawl; Airs. J. Corson, sen., flared mastic crepe de chine, relieved with mushroom georgette, hip bow; Airs. Franklin, gold lace worn over scarlet georgette, gold shoulder spray; Miss Al. Keane, apple green georgette; Aliss Freda. Kay, white crepe de chine and net, with blue and silver trimming; Aliss Ethel Packman, dove grey georgette and silver lame; Aliss Doreen Corson, beige crepe de chine, with uneven hem; Aliss B. Franklin, sea green crepe de chine, with gold lace overdress: Aliss Airini AlcCarthy, pink lace and georgette; Aliss S. AlcCarthy, apricot silk frock; Aliss Rita Corson, silver lame and green georgette, uneven hem; Aliss E. Aladdigan, rose pink georgette, with shoulder posy to tone; Aliss Al. Evans, saxe blue taffeta bodice, with pink net skirt. Aliss Thelma Barchard had on apple green georgette, with uneven hem; Aliss Jean Reed, white georgette frock; Aliss Winifred Bennett, apricot taffeta, trimmed with blue and silver flowers; Aliss E. Alellor, sea green georgette, with spray, black embroidered shawl; Aliss Frayling, beaded black taffeta, with uneven hem; Aliss C. Power, floral ninon; Aliss AI. Cox, pale blue chiffon and taffeta; Aliss E. Kay, sea green taffeta, diamente trimming; Aliss Estelle Alorgan, palest green georgette, uneven hem, diamente trimming; Aliss C. Palmer, pale blue shot taffeta and silver lace; Aliss Yvonne Zainey, black figured georgette, rose trimmings; Aliss AI. Roylance, flame georgette, with gold trimmings, uneven hem, black embroidered shawl; Aliss A. Foster, sunflower crepe de chine, uneven hem, silver trimmings, white embroidered shawl; Aliss D. Beggs, flame taffeta, with uneven hem; Aliss Iris Alills, pale blue satin and lace, with shawl.

Aliss Fountain chose orchid tulle and taffeta, with diamente buckle, shawl to tone; Aliss Alona Povey, green lace frock; Alisss T. AlcQuarrie, mauve crepe de chine and silver lace; Aliss AI. White, lemon crepe de chine and lace; Aliss AI. Rogers, rainbow tinsel, uneven hem, shawl to tone; Aliss T. Scally, eau de nil taffeta, and gold lace; Aliss Una Cleave, black georgette and silver lace; Aliss L. Russell, pink satin beaute, with lace to tone; Aliss B. August, gold satin skirt, with uneven hemline, lame bodice; Aliss Aluriel Johnston, lavender lame and taffeta; Aliss Eva O’Donnell, fuchsia taffeta, georgette frills, and lame bodice; Aliss Alilly Stanaway, sky blue crepe de chine, handkerchief skirt, and blue lame bodice; Aliss Sybil Anderson, flame georgette, handkerchief skirt, and silver shoulder posy; Aliss D. V. Donnell, eggshell blue georgette, handkerchief skirt. Aliss Olga Carr was wearing white satin- and tulle, period frock; Aliss Iris White, green georgette, with floral designs; Aliss A. Rogers, lavender satin and silver lace, uneven hem, swiss handembroidered shawl; Aliss W. Costello, pink satin, with uneven hemline, and posy to match; Aliss AI. Stanley, black crepe de chine, with uneven hemline and red shoulder posy; Aliss C. Christmas, green georgette, pink posy, and shawl to tone; Aliss Elsie Noxon, powder blue satin, with uneven hem, and shawl to tone; Aliss K. Payne, black georgette, with lace frills; Aliss V. Chatterton, mauve net, with frilled skirt; Aliss N. Ashdown, green crepe de chine, with lavender lace skirt, and uneven hemline: Aliss FannyBirch, apple green crepe de chine, and silver trimmings; Aliss G. Spinks, lime chenille georgette, with Spanish shawl; Aliss Z. Osborne, shell pink satin and white shawl; Aliss Alarjorie Scarborough, rose taffeta and georgette, and silver trimmings; Aliss B. Butchart, rose crepe de chine and gold lace; Aliss D. AlcIndoe, duck egg blue taffeta, uneven hemline; Aliss AL. Blakely, pink embossed chenille; Aliss E. Eayrs, black georgette Miss G. Hearne wore green crepe de chine, ankle length; Aliss Rona Burke, shell pink georgette, white embroidered shawl, and shoulder spray; Aliss C. Peterson, cream georgette and lace, and silver shawl; AHss AI. Nisbett, coral frilled net; Aliss B. Grace, apricot georgette, diamente trimming; Aliss I. Sommerville, pale pink crepe de chine, and tulle skirt; Aliss W. Aspland. nile green georgette, daffodil shawl; Aliss AI. Bowden, coral pink satin, cornflower blue posy, and shawl to tone; Aliss A. Bowden, peach satin, and shawl to tone; Aliss O. Beare, leaf green crepe de chine, and silver lace; MacDonald, pale pink taffeta, shawl to tone; Aliss A. Henderson, green georgette and taffeta; Aliss Jean Brownlee, eau de nil green crepe de chine, with silver rose; Miss Helga Morrison, blue georgette, uneven hem, with silvei* lace; Aliss Zena Thornton, sea green crepe de chine, with uneven hem, and shawl to tone; Aliss E. Chadwick, mauve satin and tulle; Aliss Dot Thornton, lemon satin and black hemline; Aliss L. Level, floral j crepe de chine; Aliss Alice Hooper, sky | blue georgette, uneven side panels, and | silver lace; Aliss G. Bell, black crepe de chine, with gold trimmings; Miss D. 1 Henderson, gold georgette, with silver i trimmings: Aliss T. O'Brien, cream georj gette, ankle-length, silver lace trimmings; ! Miss M. Smith, blue crepe de chine, anklelength; Aliss A. Nightingale, black ern- : bossed georgetie, with uneven hem and ! salmon shawl to tone*.

Opening Ball of Pirate Shippe

ROSES AND COLOURS MANY UNIQUE AND CHARMING DECORATIONS A large number of enthusiastic dancers attended last evening the reopening ball of the Pirate Shippe, which is under the capable management of Air. Loveridge. The Shippe has been greatly -improved and now offers many attractions to patrons. I The decorations are very charming, baskets of roses being suspended from the ceiling and festoons of shaded i pink blossoms tone with the glow from | large, coloured globes, which give a delightful effect to the scene. I A new orchestra, “Ye Versatile j Pirates,” provided excellent dance music, every item being thoroughly appreciated. An enjoyable exhibition dance was given by Miss Patten and Mr. Colin Shorter, and Air. Ivan Perrin, the “Australasian Lee Sims,” gave a delightful pianoforte solo. Lancing was continued merrily until midnight. Among those present were: Airs. I_>. AI. Davidson, who wore parma violet moire with beaded design. Airs. Ernest Alison was in chartreuse green satin with uneven hem. I Airs. T. Anderson was wearing apple green lace over satin. Airs. Bernard Ivissen had chosen a j fitting bodice of gold lame with skirt of apricot georgette. I Airs. Elliot wore rose pink figured crepe I de chine. Airs. D. Reilly Nugent chose black j ring velvet. Airs. P. Mealy was frocked in powder i blue georgette with uneven hem. A charming frock of ivory lace and ; diamente was worn by Airs. T. Ogilvy. ; Airs. Ivan Perrin chose sea foam satin • i with an overdress of pastel lace. ■ Airs. Bolton was in scarlet charmeline. Airs. Little wore a dainty frock of applegreen chiffon. Airs. Daulton had on a satin frock in powder blue with tiny frills. Airs. L. Webster wore bois de rose georgette with silver beaded design. Airs. Pattrick an ankle-length frock of scarlet georgette. Airs. Scott was in apple green lace and georgette. Aliss Alolly Bailey was wearing a frock of flame coloured georgette. Aliss Rita Cornaga chose a smart j white frock with sequins. Aliss Joy Bartley was in opalescent ; ninon. , . ! Aliss Jean Tremaine wore a frock oi ■ cameo pink taffeta. Aliss Rose Wake had on a dainty frock of pale rose georgette and lace. Miss S. H. SheifC wore shaded pink taffeta. , ~ A period frock of electric blue satin and Chantilly lace was worn by Miss Adams. , , Aliss J. Bentley had chosen an anklelength frock of blue tulle. Miss V. AlcCallum was wearing a beaded frock of vicux rose georgette. A chic frock of black satin was worn bv Miss Webber. 'Miss Graves was in pillar box red georE Miss O. Coppins had on black ring velvet and frilled tulle, edged with flame. Miss R. Toe!; chose mushroom georgette over rose satin. Miss R. Jones wore figured floral ninon. Mrs. R. Thomas was in green satin and net to match. , . Miss Gabrielle Fraser was frocked in black net over silver with feathered hem. Miss Edwards wore leaf green organdlMiss R. West chose a white georgette frock. Aliss V. Brown was wearing a pretty frock of lyse pink embroidered georS Miss B. Webster had on scarlet ninon with uneven hem. . Miss Joyce Barry was wearing a dainty ivory crepe de chine frock with hem of siive'r lace. _ ~, Miss I. Jones chose sea green crepe de C Miss nr. Bell-Booth wore primrose frilled taffeta and silver lame Miss Boulton was m ceil blue frilled georgette with pink taffeta hip-bow. Miss Molly Goodwin wore sea foam 11 Harris had on a frock of iV Si7ss Se T IS Ed wards chose frilled geornn e ss i HSpkinS r wa 1 i wearing pale pink *“££2 v" Ma?on r wore rose georgette and S °U frock of 1 leaf green georgette and •silver was worn by Aliss Alice Stiiiup. Aliss AI. Pike wore embossed lame and rose georgette. _.._ inEr a Aliss At. Fergusson was w earn is smart frock of black and white crepe de Ch ßlack and white taffeta was chosen by M, Miss Edna Ballantyne chose turquoise bl Mis| Ul J.' Chambers wore white and tU M e i'ss St. Clair Whyte had on a frock of green and white beaded georgette. mSS Hopkins was in silver lame and was in white taffeta. Miss M. Rainger was wearing gold T?ona Suisted was in a frock of black satin corsage, with ankle-length Sk Miss° f ß tU Adams wore an emerald taffeMisseA° Glover'was in a frock of black

Ia Miss B Brvant had chosen pink georgette with gold embroideries.

BIRKENHEAD PARTY FIRE BRIGADE BENEFITS A JOLLY EVENING An enjoyable whist party and social evening was held at the residence of Mrs. J. E. Goulden, Rawene Road, on Saturday, in aid of the Central Fire Brigade Carnival funds. The hostess received her guests in a, smart frock of blue crepe de chine, with uneven hemline. Mrs. and Mr. J. Davidson, of Northcote, were the winners of the whist drive, and Mrs. Goulden and Mr. Walmsley won the booby prizes. Musical items were contributed by Ml-, and Mrs. Davidson, Miss Wilde, Mrs. Goulden, Mrs. Beason, Mr. Goulden, Mr. H. Ambler and Mr. Burns. Dancing was enjoyed until midnight. This being the third social evening held for the benefit of the Are brigade carnival, the party with the singing of “Auld Bang Syne.” LABOUR FESTIVAL SUCCESSFUL DANCE IN TRADES HALL Prominent members of the Labour movement in Auckland attended the bright dance conducted in the Trades Hall last evening by the committee of the combined branches of the Labour Party. There were over 300 dancers, and the event crowned the celebrations of Labour Day successfully. The hall was brilliantly decorated with lines of coloured lights and streamers were festooned. Balloons confetti and carnival hats added to the brightness of the dance. Novelties were arranged, and there were numerous prizes. The music provided by the “Snappy Six” Orchestra. Mr. F. X. Bartram. ex-Labour member for Grey Lynn, and Mrs. Bartram, Air. A. S. Richards, candidate for Roskill, and Mrs. Richards were among the visitors. A committee of representatives of the branches of the party in Auckland conducted the carnival. The secretary to the committee, Mr. J. Hoole, was prominent in the arrangement 2.

North Shore , Rowing Club

FLANNEL DANCE DECORATIONS IN CLUB'S COLOURS The Parish Hall, Devonport, presented a gay scene last evening, when the North Shore Rowing Club held its first flannel dance of the season. The club’s colours of blue and white made an effective scheme of decoration, streamers being carried from the centre of the room to the side walls, which were skilfully camouflaged with punga ferns and a wealth of greenery. The stage had been converted into a nikau bower for the musicians, both sides being flanked with trees, hung with “balloon” frujt. Alusic was in the hands of the Kit Kat Band, and Air. C. Farauharson controlled the floor, which was crowded. Whirling lights and novelty dancing added charm to the evening. The ladies’ committee comprised: Airs. Butland, in orange frock ornamented with lace; Airs. Sharp, pompadour pink georgette; Airs. C. Farquharson, in black charmeuse with oriental relief; Aliss Tatton, pastel pink georgette and lace overfrock; Aliss Charman, ivory satin; and Aliss C. Porter, maize georgette frock with lace in an uneven hem. Among those present:— Aliss Alollle Koefoed, wearing a white frock relieved with blue; Aliss Katli. Wallace, black and white spun silk; Aliss Betty Gladding, lavender georgette, lemon flouncing: Aliss Gladys Edwards, black satin; Aliss Alison Craig, vieux rose chenille; Aliss C. McCartliny, Sahara blue taffeta; Aliss AI. Shantou, flame net, satin underslip; ATiss E. O'Connor, flame crepe de chine, diamente; Aliss Bray, lime and black: Aliss Bowman, black and silver; Aliss AI. Draffin. white satin, uneven hemline; Aliss E. Fletcher. leaf green georgette, Spanish shawl: Aliss AL. AI. Jones, cream flared frock with blue knot; Aliss X. Collins, apricot crepe de chine; Aliss AI. O'Connor, mauve floral georgette and shawl to tone; Aliss P. Oliver, spotted chiffon. ATiss AT. Baxter chose alice blue georgette; Aliss J. Cooksey, apple green georgette; Miss L. Cooksey, shell pink taffeta; Aliss Massey, lemon figured georgette; Miss Naughton, ivory marocain; Aliss L. Belk, apricot georgette and lace; Aliss C. Baker, lemon crepe de chine; ATiss R. Quirke, cream crepe de chine: Aliss N. Edwards, floral ninon; Aliss AT. Green, white georgette; Aliss .7. Baillie. spotted crepe de chine; Aliss AT. Cox. lemon and black linen; Aliss E. Ford, spring green silk rayon; Aliss D. Stewart, blue crepe de chine; Aliss A 7. Stewart, green crepe de chine; ATiss .T. Baillie, ivory lace frock; Mrs. A. I. Wallace, peach georgette, silver heads; Aliss Anderson. cyclamen crepe de chine; ATiss ATarjorie Gladding, lime crepe de chine; Aliss Pat AVynyard. i blue and white crepe de chine; Aliss j Doreen Ryan, white georgette; ATiss i Nellie Drummond, green crepe de chine; j Miss J. Drummond, cyclamen crepe de chine.

Airs. R. Sproul was in charmeuse green georgette; ATiss E. Codlin. delphinium blue fuji; Aliss P. Best, white fuji, green tints; ATiss R. Lowe, cream jumper and skirt: ATiss AT. Sullivan, wedgewood blue crepe de chine: Aliss B. Burns, horizon blue satin; Aliss D. Hoverd, white georgette: ATiss B. Jury, lemon crepe de chine; Aliss X. Griffin, jade green figured crepe de chine: Aliss B. Beere. calico satin: Aliss I j. Hughes, lemon fuji: Aliss J. Havson,

blue crepe de chine, fawn trimming: Miss E. Drake, ninon over silk; Miss D. Hire, cream georgette over green: Aliss L. Block ley, rule green silk: Miss I. Briggs, nile green fuji; Miss K. Bush, floral voile; Aliss X. Forward, white and black crepe de chine: Miss Val Lloyd, rose pink rayon; Miss Yvonne Upton, cream fuji silk; Miss R. Norris, orange taffeta and net; Miss b! Clark, Tauranga. cyclamen georgette; Airs. Xorris. black taffeta; Aliss R. Hill, saxe blue georgette; Aliss L Spraggon, primrose taffeta. Piet u redrome t MILFORD CABARET HOLDS[ LABOUR NIGHT CARNIVAL NOVELTIES AND FAVOURS The Picturedrome at Alilford last evening was the scene of a gay carnival dance to celebrate the opening of the summer season. Lancers turned out force and spent a merry evening dancing to the strains of Tremain’s Picturedrome Orchestra, specially augmented for the occasion. Many novelties and favours were distributed, and lent an extra gay note to the pretty decorations. •A- feature of the evening was exhibition dancing by one of Aliss Gwentli McNaughton’s ballets. Among the dancers were: Airs. E. Sullivan, who wore navy and floral satin; Mrs. Tremain, blue crepe majestic; Airs. Ekman, green beaded georgette; Airs. K. Sim, .lemon georgette; Mrs. T. Mowbray, brocaded floral taffeta; Aliss F. Crosher, white crepe de chine; Aliss Rose Ramsbottom. old gold taffeta with uneven hemline; Miss Eugene Goldwater. pale blue georgette, with circular skirt: Aliss cau de nil georgette and silver lame; Aliss B. pXeill, green georgette with silver beading: Aliss Lola Brewer, . ream lace over pink satin; Aliss Kennedy, floral georgette; Aliss Iris Whitlock, green taffeta; Aliss G. Williams, floral marocain: Airs. Gwen Williams, navy blue marocain.

Aliss Betty Ivil, chose cherry apd beige georgette: Aliss C. Hosking. black taffeta; Miss X. Hosking. mauve georgette; Aliss Greenwood, black satin and tulle; ATiss G. Sevi, white georgette, frills trimmed with orange; Aliss E. Ekman, ivory georgette; Aliss D. Brewer, spotted rayon blue; Aliss Flossie Neil, floral georgette; Aliss .T. Entwish, cream silk: Aliss Hilda Hyland, red and fawn rayon; ATiss K. Williams, floral voile; Aliss S. AIoKee, blue taffeta; Aliss Nellie Neil, rose crepe de chine; Aliss AT. McKay, green rayon; ATiss E. Lethbridge, green georgette; Miss K. Keenan, period frock of pink taffeta and tulle: Aliss J. Sweeny-, white embossed chenille; ATiss P. Bland - ford, black lace and georgette: ATiss Rona Brewer, apple green georgette; Aliss AT. Rokham, green taffeta. am