PRIZE NIGHT

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 974, 17 May 1930, Page 23

PRIZE NIGHT

Bowling and Croquet Clubs ANNUAL PAPATOETOE FUNCTION The Papatoetoe Town Hall was the scene of a very enjoyable function last evening, when the Papatoetoe Bowling and Croquet Club held its annual dance and prize night. 'yriSITORS were present from a number of sister clubs, and representatives of the Auckland Bowling Centre attended. An enjoyable programme of dance numbers was supplied by AValker’s Orchestra.

The duties of M.C.’s were carried out by Messrs. AV. J. S. AVilson. S. McCullough and E. H. Burnside. Mr. J. Franklin, president of the club, extended a cordial welcome to the large gathering, and then called on Mrs. J. Daisley, president of the croquet club, to present the trophies to the winners of the club competitions, as follow; —Club championship singles, Mrs. Tregear; runner-up, Mrs. R. Parker Hill; A grade doubles, Mesdames Tregear and Carr; A grade singles, Mrs. R. Parker Hill; B grade championship singles, Mrs. Foster; B grade singles, Mrs. Shepherd; B grade doubles, Mesdames Foster and S. McCullough.

Mr. Franklin then presented the successful competitors in the bowling club competitions as follow:—A grade singles championship, Mr. L. E. Bayliss; B grade singles championship, Mr. F. E. Carr; championship pairs, Messrs. R. Parker Hill and S. McCullough; handicap pairs, Messrs. J. Qowling and J. Anderson; president’s trophy, Mr. AV. C. Boyce; Morgan Cup, Mr. R. AV. Buckton.

Musical items were contributed by Miss Mary AVilson, Mr. H. Reynolds and Mr. J. Sandford. Mrs. J. J. Valentine acted as accompanist. Among those present were:

Mrs. J. Franklin, wearing a pretty gown of black georgette; Mrs. W. Cutforth, who wore beige crepe carreau: Mrs. T. R. Smytheman, in a sunkist flowered lace frock; Mrs. R. P. Hill, a handsome gown of sequined black ninon; Mrs. L. E. Bayliss, pretty frock of allover rose beige silk lace; Mrs. G. Foster, who was wearing black embossed georgette; Mrs. T. E. Carr, who was froeked. in black crepe de chine; Mrs. W. Knight, weafing a pretty frock in tones of blue; Mrs. S. McCullough’s gown was of black crepe de chine, Avorn Avith oriental Avrap; Mrs. F. M. AVaters, who was wearing black crepe faille, Avith relief of lace; Mrs. OAven Self, in a frock of embossed georgette, in shades of green and rose; Mrs. T. H. C. Partridge, who was froeked in ivory satin, with tiered lace skirt.

Mrs. A. AV. Hall’s frock was of wine patterned velvet; Mrs. A. G. Grinter, whose frock Avas of navy blue crepe de chine, with beige facings; Mrs. AV. Boyce, in a pretty frock of floral ninon; Mrs. Codings, who Avas wearing an unrelieved l'rock of black crepe de chine, with wrap of AvallfloAver tonings; Mrs. Tregear, Otahuhu, Avho Avas in cigar-brown crepe de chine; Mrs. McGregor, rose silk lace, worn over a foundation of deeper shaded taffeta; Mrs. Burrill’s pretty gown Avas of black lace, worn with fur Avrap; Mrs. J. Daisley, who Avas Avearing a handsome gown of black embroidered georgette; Mrs. J. McFarland, who wore brocaded georgette, in tones of rose; Airs. H. Reynolds, in a pretty picture frock of ivory satin, with deep yoke of silver lace; Airs. J. George, Avho A\'as wearing a black beaded charmeuse frock; Mrs. Ranum, who Avore a smart gOAvn of win£berry chenille georgette. PICTURE FROCK Mrs. J. Jackson, who -was wearing a picture frock of primrose georgette and lace; Airs. J. Sandford, Avho wore black charmeuse, with pointed overdress of silver lace; Airs. J. J. Valentine, Avho was froeked in naAy blue crepe faille, with wrap of ciel blue; Mrs. G. AlcCauley’s frock Avas black lace, Avorn over foundation of amber satin; Airs. FT. Swaffield was froeked in patterned crepe de chine.

Aliss Aluriel Alorey, black crepe de chine. hea\*ily embroidered \A*itli bugle beads; Aliss Afarget AVilson’s dainty frock was of rose pink frilled net; Aliss Irene AA'otherspoon, who wore apple green georgette, with full flared skirt; Afiss Snelling, in a dainty gOAvn of pansy georgette: Aliss Flossie Trimble, a pretty lace frock in tones of buttercup yellow: ACiss Dulce Grinter, in a picture frock of sunset tulle, with large shoulder bow: Aliss Phyl Weston, in peach blossom pink spangled georgette. Aliss Alarjorie Cutforth’s smart gown was of deep opal blue yel\-et; Aliss Ivy Smytheman was froeked in flame satin; Aliss Yeolande Willerton, poppy shaded frilled taffeta; Miss Alona Waters, anklelength frock of primrose georgette; Aliss Alartin’s frock was of apple green cobAveb lace; Aliss Ethel AJatauschka’s dainty gown was of powder blue draped taffeta; Aliss Barbara Watson, who Avas wearing a model gown of black georgette: Aliss Joyce Knight, in apple green chenille georgette corsage, with flared skirt ot georgette; Aliss Dot Leighton, who Avore a deep rose georgette frock of uneven length; Aliss Isabell Gow’s quaint frock was of dawn georgette: Miss J yn Aleikle, who was wearing a pretty blue chenille georgette frock; Miss Alolly Dreadon s frock was of banana frilled taffeta. Miss I'ldna Eade, in a pretty of two-toned rose taffeta; Miss Una Harris, i \ vond-ile) who Avas froeked in white taffeta, finished with bands of scalloped black tki’feta; Aliss Gladys Donnell who was wearing fovget-me-not blue draped georgette: Miss Peggy Ranum, in a daintv frock of mary blue taffeta, with posv trimmings; Miss Ngaire Jqth on wedgAvood blue crepe de chine, with deep cape collar of georgette: Miss Effie Trimble's frock was of apricot charmeuse: Miss K. Booth, whose frock -a as rtf tiered charmeuse, in tones of leat greem Miss Robertson, in a pretty frock of 6 paie green crepe de chine, -with posj trimmingSrothy Fost3r - s pre tty blue ge9r-c-ette frock was finished on hips with gette iiuctv Aiiss Rita Burnside. who r was" wearinl ’co stal beaded cream ninon- Audrey Fitness who wore on ankle- ength frock of goblin blue embSs?ed georgette; Miss Rona Healeys Srettv gown was of ivory georgette, dipping to the ground at back, finished with hem of head embroideries. Miss Mildred Foster's frock was of Shaded rose net: Miss Hilda Perry s gown , vaS G f peach georgette, with deep h?* 1 * and tinv frills and fichu collar; Miss Phyllis Healey's pretty frock was of ontntiivm seouined ninon; Aliss Dot tvelton who was In black and white patterned crepe de chine: Miss Margaret MeFarhnd in kingfisher crepe de chine, wfth handkerchief-pointed skirt; T\ lt 'V- T3 o ; rf i who Avore a period frock of f r B n o V“’,'e e< y ee V Mac^inseU feta appliqued with tiny baskets or ATics P Piggins. who was in a ATit georgette frock: Aliss Dorrie Waters who was froeked in navy floral patterned frock tf a £w\Aff°eua and tulb ?Ka S mS e j n, Br"nt R. McCullough. l? J AVcston. J. Trimble, Robertson, Jen- _ Wakelin A. Percy, Buckton. J. waffle ''shepherd. F. White. A. Smith, Misses’ Mabel Wilis. A. Wyllie, Thorne A Richards. Maguire. Sutton, D. Brjant and -VV. Wyllie _____