ENJOYABLE DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 923, 17 March 1930, Page 4

ENJOYABLE DANCE

| COMING-OF-AGE CELEBRATION ANNOUNCEMENT OF ENGAGEMENT

On Wednesday Mrs. Gibson, of Grey Lynn, gave an enjoyable dance in the Gaiety Hall, Surrey Crescent, in honour of the coming-of-age of her niece. Miss Lena Buckland, and to announce the engagement ol her niece. Miss Queenie Burrows, to Mr. David Geard. The tables were beautifully decorated with pink and white roses. To receive her guests, Mrs. Gibson wore a frock of black lace and georgette, Miss Lena Buckland was in a green crepe de chine and lace frock. Miss Queenie Burrows chose a lemon georgette and lace frock. Among those present were: Mrs. Hill, georgette frock and blue lace: Miss E. Buckland, mauve taffeta and georgette; Mrs. Morris, floral satin and georgette; Miss Morris, rose taffeta; Mrs. Martin, black georgette; Mrs. Mitchell, fuchsia velvet relieved with lemon; Miss Myra Williams, blue georgette; Miss Joyce Hill, blue frilled georgette; Miss M. Geard, powder blue georgette, with beige lace; Airs. Broome, satin beaute and leaf green georgette; Mrs. S. JNTott on, champagne crepe de chine, with silve»* petals; Misses Ruby Harvey, wedgwood blue georgette: T. Barker black ring velvet; V. Williams, pink taffeta; P. Barker, black ring velvet; C. Danston. Hue georgette; Rose Williams, blue taffeta; Rev,a Alar tin, canary yellow tulle frilled skirt, frezzch bow at hip; C. j Selly. cornflower blue georgette beaded i i i silver; M. Selby, nil green georgette beaded in silver; A. Cook, black and gold ! net, with uneven hem; Sadie Jones, green floral taffeta ankle-length trailing, tulle bow; J. Firman, blue crepe de chine, with uneven hemline and maize embroidered shawl; O. Bannester, flame crepe de chine with handkerchief points and maize shawl; Marion Parker, mauve satin tight corsage, uneven hem; Milly Cameron, floral taffeta and georgette, with shawl to tone; Mary Johnson, tangerine georgette, uneven hem; Freda May ell. ivory georgette, uneven hem, rosebud trimmings, posie on shoulder; Winifred i Bennett, apricot silk taffeta, with blue and silver trimmings; At. Dowling, salmon | ring velvet, uneven hemline; Spinlev, i peach georgette, shawl to match; B. j Symons, lemon tulle dress, frilled ankle, j taffeta shot bow: E. Murgatroyd, blue i satin beaute, with hip . bow; Spence, «1- ! mond green taffeta, with pink shawl: V. j M. Morgan, pastel pink georgette; Inez ; Bowman, blue taffeta trimmed with pink ; georgette; Lily Reilly, picture frock of ! shell pink tulle, corsage of embossed j chenille; V. Orange, blue and rose tnf- • feta, uneven hem; Florence Shirley, red ’ satin ancl net; Ivy Taylor, salmon pink i satin, uneven hem. relieved with blue; | Evelyn Earl, black palette, with tulle j flouncing: K. Williams, flame georgette j ot satin, uneven hem: Edna Clay, mauve :uid gold taffeta, uneven hem; Marsden, black panne velvet, flame flower; .1. ! Cross, mauve satin, handkerchief skirt; I Jvy Mjrcetield, powder blue crepe de chine, uneven hem: A. Wills, green crepe de Chine and gold lace: Miss Svlvia Spence, pink georgette and tulle, with uneven 1 hem.