Akarana Yacht Club Entertains Visiting Crews

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 884, 30 January 1930, Page 4

Akarana Yacht Club Entertains Visiting Crews

Large Attendance at Da77ce in Clubhouse FLAG-DRAPED WALLS An enjoyable flannel dance was given by the flag officers and committee of the Akarana Yacht Club at the clubhouse. Mechanics’ Bay. last evening, the function being in honour of visiting yachtsmen. The hall had been effectively decorated with, interlaced streamers in red, white, and blue, forming the club pennant, while the walls were draped with flags. Downstairs in the supper-roctai the long tables were arranged in a diamond pattern of red. white, and blue, with tall vases of roses and carnations. Excellent music was provided by Stacey’s Revellers. Tho members of the committee present were: Mrs. E. "Webster, who wore a rosecoloured floral georgette frock. Mrs. F. Jeffers was wearing lido blue figured crepe de chine. Mrs. G. Miller had chosen a frock of ivory chiffon. Mrs. L. Heard was wearing powder blue crepe de chine. Miss M. Ratcliff e, secretary, chose and f,oral crepe de chine. Aiiss G. Vercoe wore a lime figured crepe de chine frock. geStfe Hanl ° n "' aS in l ' OSe fl sured Among those present were: T ' McKa N, Who wore a frock of black crepe de chine; Mrs. C. Cook maize coloured crepe de chine; Mrs. r Conley, powder blue crepe de chine*' Mrs. L. Smith, ankle-length cherry M p r? d T e ?, hipe ’ LA «*awl to tone. 5* Pett (Canterbury), who Marsdpn rw 0 l ir ed georgette; Mrs. Arthur lviaiscien (Wellington), willow green 1-ne and chiffon); Miss A. Green bful treo? ntt indHacf' < We »i”Ston), black Mrs"' L ° k TeTett dykeCl waistline and hem; J ® we tt, cameo pink and white vet rß j?n ri e ’ G - Killop, black ring velwldnw ,Hr,, d la f e P anels : Mrs. Broome, pi°w green and silver chiffon; Miss M Jnr’.hH Sl!k venise: Miss Eve Nicholsun, SKy bine crepe de chine- Miss K hrL-Nil’ ,9 a £ k g ’ eor^e tte, with uneven nem. Miss A. Howard, powder blue ci-epe SSL c , mne . with vandyked hem; Miss E Whale, pleated sea green crepe de chine; Cain AUnda '-■raig-ie, rose pink maro-

Miss R. Fisher, wore a creme crepe thA'YY BPOTts Miss Marion Crewther, jade green georgette; Miss at. Brim-?ktt-8;u- en ?? ep ,Y de chine - with flared skirt. Miss V. Wilson, white knit silk Shit; Miss Doris Dryland, phlox Pink crepe de chine and lace; Miss P ereen georgette, with uneven hem Miss C. Drumm, silver lame, with scalloped hem; aiiss D. Parker, cream crepe de chine, accordion pleated skirt; i . rr lemon crepe de chine aiirt lace; Miss R. Judd, cherry art silk, with shawl to tone; Miss Cameron, lido blue satin, ankle-length, with yoke of laee; Miss Hazel Campton, lemon crepe de chine, and lace; Miss D. Bullimore crepe chine, and cream lace. Miss Christie, was in floral crepe de chine; Miss F. Gregory, rose pink crepe de chine; Miss Olive Gregory, turquiose blue and silver lame; Miss Ethel Rands, mauve crepe de chine and lace: Miss V. Arnold, ivory crepe de chine; Miss Molly Marsden, delft blue crepe de chine, and lace; Aiiss Billie Anderson, blue crepe de chine; Miss L. Boyes, daffodil crepe do chine, angle-length, vandyked hem; Miss D. Boyes, lime and white crepe fe chine; Miss Mavis Bowden, lido blue georgette, with deep lime georgette, cape collar; Miss Joy Samson, green and pink crepe de chine; Miss M. Corbeck, cherry floral crepe de chine; Miss M. Hanlon, black georgette, with deep silk fringe; Miss I. Kerr, buttercup satin. Miss D. Jackson was wearing pale lilac georgette; Miss L. Graham, jade georgette, with deep hem of gold lace; Miss A. Fraser, shrimp pink pleated taffeta; Miss R. Smith, daffodil pleated satin; Miss A. Smith, white geofgette, and silver, deep lace points; Miss T. McGill, cream pleated crepe cle chine; Miss R. Hunter, ankle-length ecru net and lace over phlox pink floral taffeta, and hip bow; Miss L. Ross, black georgette beaded in silver, cherry red shawl; Miss K. Sayers, scarlet celanese, embroidered with black motifs; Miss V. Wills, bouffant sea green tulle over satin; Miss T. Gallaher, blue and green satin, flared skirt; Miss R. James, cream and sedge green floral georgette, deep hem of green; Miss P. Hayson, cream georgette and satin, green shoulder scarf; Miss S. Moyer, floral georgette, with deep cape collar in apricot and blue; Miss I. Hodge, blue and rose floral satin. Miss May Thomson chose a blue floral satin frock, with pleated skirt: Miss D. Gallaher, powder blue georgette, frilled skirt, and tulle hip bow; Miss A. Younge,

period frock of rose shot taffeta and georgette, with ruched skirt; Miss G. Cox, daffodil taffeta, with ruched and vandyked hem; Miss L. Mackenzie, irridescent beaded frock, with cyclamen velvet shoulder bow; Miss R. Warlfe, creme crepe de chine, with trimmings of lime and scarlet: Miss I. White, rose floral crepe de chine, deep hem of rose; Miss M. Stonestreet, lido blue crepe de soie; Miss Wiggins, ankle-length ivory chiffon; Miss Nelson, shell pink chiffon; Miss F. Small, old rose georgette; Miss M. Farr el, turquoise blue shot taffeta; Miss D. O’Connel, jade and floral georgette; Miss Phelin, parchment net over rose pink satin.. Miss Marie Patrick wore duchess pink georgette, ankle-length; Miss V. Butler, ivory and floral chiffon; Miss M. Parker, pale dove-grey georgette; Miss L. Neal, sedge green and lime georgette; Miss D. Mumford, ciro green crepe de chine; Miss F Gregory, pompadour pink georgette; Miss Ray Walshe, blue and white spotted -crepe de chine; Miss Greenhalgh, electric. blue satin; Miss G. Jones, cherry and white figured georgette; Miss D. Grant, ankle-length black satin beaute; Miss F. Wallace, pale cyclamen taffeta; Miss Sparrow, ankle-length floral chiffon. - Miss Saunders was wearing black chenille georgette; Miss Reid, ivory crepe de soie: Miss Moon, ankle-length ivory silk; Miss Appleton, lilac organdie; Miss Burns, apple green and primrose chiffon; Miss Nessie Cook, blush rose georgette; Miss M. Lindsay, buttercup crepe de chine.