Oddfellows' Dance

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 933, 28 March 1930, Page 4

Oddfe llows' Dance

SECOND ANNIVERSARY IS , ! I CELEBRATED BY MOUNT ' ALBERT LODGE SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION An enjoyable function took place i at the Manchester Unity Hall on Wednesday evening, when the second anniversary dance of the Loyal Mount Albert Lodge. M.U., 1.0.0. F., was held. I The members and friends were welcomed by Xoble Grand Bro. R. C. • Rhodes, and the programme of dancing i was in the efficient hands of Bros. Keatley, Tapp, Winks, and J. C. XesI Held as M.C.’s. j The music was supplied by the Snappy Six orchestra. * j Among those present were: Miss Hilda ! Smith, in lemon georgette, gold lace to | tone; Miss Jean Steen, shell pink gcorj sette, with uneven hemline; Miss J. Alit--1 chell, white georgette and shoulder strap j rf, d roses; Miss Myra Vanderbilt, | mauve taffeta, shoulder posy; Mrs. X. S. j Bougher, sea green crepe de chine; Miss j Myrtle Cowie, mauve crepe de chine; Miss l mauve spotted silk lace; Miss Rene Myers, | cyclamen taffeta, silver lace, pointed I skirt, rosebud trimming; Miss Doris i line, with posy; Miss F. Moore, apple i green georgette, gold girdle, and shoulder i posy; Mrs. FurneiJ. black lace over satin; j Miss O. Perkins, pale green velvet: Miss T. Burnell, gold sequins and beaded georgette. I Miss V. Perkins, wearing beaded georI gette; Mrs. A. Smith (Sydney), ivory j white georgette, with pearl trimmings, | and uneven hem; Miss F. llouten. pink satin georgette, flared skirt, finished with ! should*-:- : M ; >s <.'• • ••>>. ureen silk georgette, finished with shoulder posy and uneven hem; Miss E. Wilkinson, green beaded silk net. .finished with pearl j trimming; Miss Idly Wallace, rose pink I crepe de chine, uneven hem; Miss Eve Lowe, sun tan crepe de chine; Miss M. Insley, sky blue crepe de chine, trimmed with silver; Miss K. Smyth, pale green georgette and gold trimmings. Miss E. Smyth, in pale green embossed georgette and diamente trimming; Mrs. A. J. Mar ter, shell pink frilled georgette; Miss V. Goodall, lime taffeta and applique trimming; Miss D. Sutton, apricot satin; Mrs. A. Johnson, white georgette silk lace; Miss K. M. Jacobsen, peach pink and mauve crepe de chine, with dia-lnc-uto buckle; Miss P. E. Goffiu, sea green crepe de chine, with silver trimmings; Miss Bertha Wilson, can de nil and silver, uneven' hem; Mrs. Smedley, jade green satin beaute, trimmed diamente; Miss Ailwyn Arnold, royal bine satin, draped skirt; Miss MacGregorSmith, black allover lace; Miss E. Cole, primrose georgette and silver. Miss Jessie Yates, who wore shell pink georgette: Miss D. Kayes, black lace and ivory, Spanish shawl; Mrs. L. Cahill, black velvet and georgette; Miss A. Jacobsen, lettuce green and apricot crepe de chine, with black shawl; Miss P. Gear, parchment lace over salmond pink satin, with diamente trimming; Miss Edna Champion, green frilled georgette, uneven hem; Miss Booth, pink crepe de <?hine frock; Mrs. McCormick, rose taffeta and rose shawl; Miss E. Cracker, silver lame and ivory georgette; Miss J. Miller, cyclamen georgette and taffeta; Miss May Gemmel, daffodil taffeta and Spanish shawl; Miss V. Ford, green georgette; ss McDowell, fawn crepe de chine, gold tinsel overskirt; Mrs. G. Foulds, shell pink satin and tulle; Miss V. Francis, flame shaded georgette and crepe de chine, uneven hem; Miss M. Jelland, lemon tafteta and georgette, uneven hem; Miss B. Walters, peacock blue panne velvet; Miss I. Doel, black georgette diamente trimming; Miss M. Ogilvie, lime green flounced georgette; Miss Ida Dodd, black crepe de chine, with gold lace.

FAREWELL PARTY MRS. SEARSON HONOURED OTAHUHU FUNCTION There was a large attendance at the Kingsford Hall, Otahuhu, recently, when a ‘social was given in honour of Mrs. Searson, nee Miss Madigan, who lias been spending an extended holiday in Otahuhu* Before her marriage, Mrs. Searson was a popular resident of the district. The function was quite a representative one, and during the evening, the Mayor, Mr. T. Clements, made a presentation to Mrs. Searson, conveying the best wishes of those present for a pleasant voyage to her home in Sydney and her future happiness. Mr. J. Gillies replied on behalf of Mrs. Searson. Musical items were contributed by Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Searson and Mr. Green. Bailee music was supplied by Mrs. J. Gillies, Messrs. Dinnison and Ayres. Monte Carlo waltzes were won by Miss Moss and Mr. McDell, and Mrs. Searson and Mr. Clements. Messrs. Gillies, Thorpe and Christine acted as masters of ceremony. HERNE BAY PARTY SURPRISE VISIT TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY A surprise party was given to Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Bradley at their residence, 4 Mercer Street, Herne Bay, by a number of friends on Tuesday evening, on the occasion of Mr. Bradley’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley welcomed the visitors and a large bouquet of native flowers and foliage was handed to Mr. Bradley as a token of regard and good wishes in connection with the anniversary. An enjoyable evening was spent with music, bridge and dancing. Bowls of pink belladonna lilies made the reception room and lounge very attractive, while the supper room was decorated with pink roses and carnations. The hostess received her visitors wearing a smart frock of black georgette and Spanish lace, and Miss Bradley wore a pretty midnight blue floral georgette. Among those present were:—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pentv, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Evans, Mr. and Mrs. R. Keal Smith, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Slane, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mumford, Mr. and Airs. A. E. Wakeman, Airs. IT. Hilton, Aliss Cushla Rainger, Miss Cicely Patterson, Aliss L. Bra£le3', Aliss X. Patterson. PAPAKURA BRANCH OF PLUNKET SOCIETY ARRANGES “BRING AND BUY” AFTERNOON A bring and buy afternoon was held by the Papaknra branch of the Plunket Society on Wednesday afternoon in the Methodist Hall. The afternoon was a successful one, the total proceeds from the sale of goods amounting to The following women assisted: Afternon tea. Mesdames ‘ C D Earl C. S. Beechey, E. P. Hirst and E. c’ Foote; jumble stall, Mesdames G F Johnstone and W. Mcllraith; competitions, Mesdames E. P. Hirst, T. Walker and Miss M. McConnell; committee Masdames C. S. Beechey, W. Mcllraith’ S' T Johnstone, E. c. Foote, C. IP.' Earl, T. Walker and E. P. Hirst The cake donated by Mrs. J Elliott waa won by Mrs. E. P. Hirst and Mrs. \\ . Mcllraith. The afternoon tea cloth given by Mrs. McConnell was won by Mrs. \\. A. Pavitt. Lampshade, given by Mrs. Talbot Walker, was won by Mrs C. S. Beechey. Iced cake, donated •L 3, YCS V, S - Beec hey, was won by Mrs P. J. Parker. Putting competition in charge of Mrs. W. A. Pavitt wa4 won by Miss Wilkins, ’ was>