Hockey Dance

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 964, 6 May 1930, Page 4

Hockey Dance

Otahuhu Club has Annual Function EUCHRE TOURNAMENT ENTERTAINS NON-DANCERS The Otahuhu Public Hall was gaily decorated with a canopy of coloured streamers last evening on the occasion of the annual dance of the Otahuhu Hockey Club. The duties of AI.C. were carried out by Alessrs. W. Nield and R. V. Saul. A delightful programme of dance music was contributed by the Snappy Six, and Air. Tidmarsh provided several pleasing extras. The non-dancers were entertained with a progressive euchre tournament, in charge of Air. C. G. Culpan. The successful competitors were: Women’s section: Airs. AlcAnulty, 1; Airs. Allanson, 2; Airs. Whale, 3. Alen’s section: Air. A. Aliller, 1; Air. Prampbell, 2; and Air. Batty, 3. Among those present were;

Airs. J. Gardiner, wearing a frock of primrose crepe de chine, with ivory georgette panel; Airs. Ogilvie, in a beige georgette frock; Mrs. Saul, who wore grey marocain, with trimmings of silver; Miss L. Robertson, (Napier), lemon georgette frock, with silver trimmings; Aliss Annie Campbell, pink lace frock, with corsage of silver tissue; Aliss Joyce Laundy, powder blue georgette, with trimmings of silver lace; Miss Jean Clark, an anklelength frock of unrelieved black crepe de chine; Aliss Joan Culpan (Papatoetoe), mauve chiffon taffeta frock, worn anklelength, and finished with hip bow to tone. Aliss R. Hart, in floral chiffon. worn wall an uneven hem; Aliss Zoe Walsh, in a frock of flame georgette; Aliss Isabel King’s frock was of sunset embossed chenille; Aliss E. .Speed, embossed georgette in shades of flame, featuring an uneven hemline; Aliss P. Bradley, wearing a frock of sedge green celanese satin; Aliss M. Thorpe, lettuce green georgette, with silver corsage; Aliss Rona Boneham, rose blush crepe de chine, with trimmings of silver lace; Aliss Ethel Bradbury, black satin, trimmed with lace; Aliss AT. Ogilvie, wearing a frock of ivory georgette and tulle; Miss Linda King, in an ivory embossed georgette frock; Aliss Alma Walsh, an ankle-length frock of eau de nil georgette; Aliss I-I. Sinclair, model frock of silk marocain; Aliss Hilda Dickson, apricot crepe de chine, finished with accordion pleats. Aliss Chris. Gardiner, wearing rose satin beaute, with oriental Vandyke lace trimming; Aliss Alaude Jeffries, reseda green crepe satin frock; Aliss V. Brennan was wearing moss green crepe de chine; Aliss Doris Nobbs, rhinestone trimmed blush satin frock; ATiss D. Bowling, frock of draped wistaria georgette; Aliss K. Nobbs, conflower blue crepe de chine; Aliss B. Goodwin, frock of apricot crepe faille, with uneven hem; Aliss B. Bowling, a pretty picture frock of forget-me-not blue crepe de chine; Aliss T. Twidle, silver brocade, with skirt of rose crepe satin; Aliss L. Graham was wearing lace trimmed ivory satin; Aliss Gerda Moller, leaf green printed velvet; Miss Irene Arlington, a dainty frock of embroidered net over rose slip; Aliss P. Afarshall, frock

of strawbery taffeta; Aliss D. Barry was wearing black velvet.

Aliss E. Wurlem, who wore a blush rose crepe alonza frock; Aliss lona McFarlane, ivory georgette, with trimmings of satin; Aliss Edna Whale, apricot satin beaute, worn ankle-length; Aliss B. Walker’s frock was of eau de nil georgette, with corsage of silver lame; Miss P. AlcFarlane. hand embroidered panne velvet frock; Aliss Phyllis Walker, powder blue, with relief of silver: Aliss Alollie Walker, smart frock of fuchsia georgette, with velvet trimmings; Aliss M. Stevens, shrimp pink crepe de chine, with overskirt of lace; Aliss Jean Nutter, kingfisher blue georgette, with handkerchief pointed skirt; ATiss Phil Gardiner wore a bouffant frock: of powder blue taffeta; Aliss K. Brooks, Ivory satin corsage, with frilled geoi’gette skirt; Aliss R. Ott.o, was wearing lime taffeta; Aliss V. Perkins. embossed georgette In shades of rose; Aliss 1» Perkins, frock of black satin beaute, with relief of lace; Aliss Studman, apple green crepe faille, with uneven hem; Miss M. Turner, flame taffeta frock; Aliss G. Ferguson, old rose crepe de chine, with sequin trimming; Aliss H. Ogilvie was wearing cyclamen chenille georgette; ATiss O. Perkins, deep rose georgette, banded with gold lace.

WEDDING AT MANGAWHARE

SILVER EMBROIDERED LACE GOWN WORN BY BRIDE WARMINGTON-SEYMOUR Some 250 guests attended the wedding, which was a very pretty one, of Estella Mary (Essie), second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Seymour, of Turiwiri, and Lindsay Eunice, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Warmington, of Te Koauru, at the Sacred Heart Church, Mangawhare, on Wednesday last. The Rev. Father W. Van Westeinde officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, was charmingly attired in a frock of silver embroidered lace, with uneven hem, hip bow and cape collar. Her ivory embroidered tulle veil was held in place with a coronet of orange blossoms and she carried a beautiful bouquet of white chrysanthemums, roses and maidenhair fern. Aliss Gwen Seymour (sister of the bride) and Aliss Sadie Warmington (sister of the bridegroom) were bridesmaids. The former wore a dainty frock of pink crepe de chine with embroidered cape collar and scalloped laco hem, and the latter a pretty frock of green crepe de chine with double accordion pleated scalloped skirt and capo collar. Both also wore tulle head dresses to tone with their frocks, and carried bouquets of cactus dahlias and autumn-tin ted chrysanthemums. A niece of the bridegroom, Colleen Groom, was flower-girl, and wore a pretty frock of lemon crepe de chine with ruched hemline, relieved with mauve, and head-band of lemon tulle. She carried a posy of mauve and lemon flowers, with streamers to match. The little page boy, Raymond Eggers, nephew of the bridegroom, wore a suit of blue velvet.

Air. Edgar Warmington was best man and Air. Desmond Seymour groomsman.

The guests were afterward received by the bride’s mother, who wore a beige accordion-pleated repp dress, with biscuit crepe de chine coat with, fringe, and hat to tone, at the Hibernian Hall, where the reception was held. The bridegroom’s mother wore a frock of navy celanese, relieved with beige and hat to tone. Both carried bouquets. In the evening at the residence of the bride’s parents a fitting windup to the wedding festivities in the form of cards and a dance was held. The attendance of guests and friends was again very large.