LADIES’ NIGHT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 845, 13 December 1929, Page 4

LADIES’ NIGHT

Masons’ Bright Evening UNITED SERVICE LODGE The Click Clack Cabaret was very gay on Wednesday evening for the annual Ladies’ Night given by the Worshipful Master, officers and brethren of the United Service Masonic Lodge. No. 10. A large number of guests was present, a most enjoyable evening being spent. TN the lounge, summer flowers in A large bowls were charmingly arranged on the tables, and the ballroom formed a bright setting for the colourful pageant of frocks. The guests were received by the Worshipful Master, Mr. 11. N. Hilliard, and Mrs. Hillard, who wore a black georgette frock embroidered in silver. An enjoyable concert programme was given in the first part of the evening, songs being given by the Misses Laura and Ida Walker, Mr. Len Barnes and Mr. Arthur Thomas. Humour was provided by Mr. Han Flood. Mr. J. H. Swan and Mr. Alan McElwain. Supper was served before dancing, which continued until midnight, excellent music being supplied by the Cabaret Orchestra. Many novelties in the form of hats, streamers and confetti helped to create an atmopshere of jollity. AMONG THOSE PRESENT Mrs. J. Pelham, wore black georgette over petunia satin; Mrs. Wilfred Wright, beaded black georgette with cerise liip bow; Mrs. A. W. Brockie, black eharmeuse and rhinestones; Airs. H. A. Steadman, cameo pink lace frock: Mrs. Michaels, navy silk with beaded overdress; Mrs. W. Trimlett, coral pink silk georgette, trimmed with silver lace, and shawl to match; Mrs. Tailbv, black crepe de chine, with embroidered net overdress; Miss Noni Wright, sunkist ring velvet, with uneven hem of lace; Miss Ida Walker, black ring velvet bodice and flounce of Spanish lace; Miss Laura Walker, cyclamen lame frock with silver banded flounce; Airs. E. L. Crump, apricot georgette; Miss V. Slater, peacock blue crepe de chine, appliqued in velvet; Airs. Lewis Reid, black georgette and gold shawl; Aliss Doris Watson, nile green georgette, and shawl; Airs. R. AI. Doull, paris blue net, and cream shawl. Airs. A. Williamson was in apple green crepe de chine, with uneven hem, and mauve shawl; Airs. J. Dickinson, black lace over black satin, and shawl; Aliss Helen Dickson, coffee lace over lemon crepe de chine, and shawl; Aliss Flora Jeffrey, coral pink crepe de chine; Airs. C. Parker, saxe blue georgette and lac;, with pink shawl; Aliss Hirini Simpson, black taffeta, with uneven hem, and bow of peach taffeta; Aliss Florence Earle, ivory satin with ostrich feater trimmings; AJrs. Faulconbridge, daffodil charmeuse, with overdress of gold lace: Airs H. T. Garratt, black french embroidered georgette and vieux rose shawl; Aliss Roma Garratt, ivory georgette and chiffon velvet, with bridge coat of black and silver; Airs. S. Dyson, black chiffon velvet, with silver trimmings; Aliss Swales, floral crepe de chine and silk shawl; Airs. Roy Swales, green crepe de chine, and cream shawl; Aliss Rita Booth, nile green georgette, with water lily spray; Airs. J. Swales, sen., embossed georgette and crepe de chine shawl; Airs. Herbert M. Hulett, black crepe de chine. PINK EMBOSSED GEORGETTE Airs. Hallett had chosen pink embossed georgette and pink shawl; Airs. H. Clark, lemon taffeta with oriental and silver lame, and Spanish shawl; Airs. Aroore, black satin beaute; Airs. C. Anderson, flame georgette, embroidered in diamente, with Spanish shawl; Airs. H. E. Taylor, black ring velvet, with uneven hem of gold lace; Airs. G. Pelham, bronze georgette embroidered in crystal beads; Airs. Harold Harvey, salmon bengaline and georgette; Airs. Norman L. Jones, apple green satin beaute, with lace flouncing; Aliss E. Harvey, lemon shot taffeta; Aliss F. Aloore, apple green georgette, gold girdle, and shoulder posy; Aliss E. Hutch-