TENNIS DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 987, 2 June 1930, Page 4

TENNIS DANCE

Papatoetoe Club's Annual Function

PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES

A canopy 'of rainbow-coloured j streamers, radiating from a centre- ! piece of gay balloons, made a very effective setting for the daintilygowned dancers who attended the annual dance and prize night of the Papatoetoe Tennis Club, held in the Papatoetoe Town Hall on Friday evening. Tall vases of Iceland poppies and j | autumn-tinted leaves decorated tire I supper tables. j An enjoyable programme of dance | numbers was contributed by Walker’s j I Orchestra and Messrs. E. 11. Burnside ; j and E. Cutfortli carried out the duties j of masters of ceremonies. ! Visitors were present from clubs competing in the outer suburban competitions, as well as representatives from a number of city clubs. Burins the evening. Mr. F. Ai. Waters, president of the club, assisted by Mrs. Waters, presented the successful competitors with the trophies won during the past season in the club competitions as follow:- —Women’s championship singles, Miss Phyl Weston; women’s junior championship singles. Miss M. Hall; the Smith Cup. Miss Phyl Weston; the president’s trophy, Miss M. Hall; Miss D. Bryant’s tropliv, Miss M. Hall; women’s doubles. Misses M. Hall and A. Whyte; men’s championship singles. Mr. H. Elder; men’s junior championship singles, Mr. J. Nicholson: De Pas Cup, Mr. E. H. Burnside; Kohn trophy, Mr. Ken Leonard: men’s handicap doubles., j Messrs. M. French and E. Cutfortli: i ! championship combined doubles. Miss i I_>. Bryant and Mr. 11. Elder: handicap | ! combined doubles, Miss M. Waters ] I and Mr. F. Catt. I Among those present were: , Mrs. F. I»I. Waters, who was wearing | black crepe de chine, with cream lace fischu; Mrs. F. Burnside, eau de nil embossed georgette, with side panier ornamented with rhinestones: Mrs. P. Swaiiield, who wore a gown of ivory georgette, with coatee of figured velvet; Mrs. Whyte, frock of lilac crepe de chine, with deep uneven hem of gold lace; Mrs. F. Catt, pretty frock of ivory taffeta, with front drapings of georgette; Mrs. F. Speedy (Ngatea), in a smart gown of apricot taffeta; Mrs. Owen Self, frocked in embossed chenille georgette in tonings of rose and bronze; Mrs. J. George, black beaded charmeuse frock; Mrs. J. Jackson. a dainty gown of primrose frilled georgette, with corsage of radium lace; Miss Boris Bryant, frock of wistaria georgette, with posy of deeper tonings; Miss M. Cutforth, sapphire blue ring velvet; Miss Bertha Wyllie, frocked in floral taffeta; Miss Isabel Gow, daintv gown of dawn tinted silk taffeta, won* ankle-length; Miss Rennie, wearing rose sprigged repp georgette, with draped skirt .finished with rows of rose lace. Miss Belle Byrne, wearing a draped frock of black lace; Miss Phyl Weston, a dainty gown of beaded primrose geor gette; Miss Molly Upton, blue frilled net: Miss Montgomerie, rose georgeUe. with corsage of brocaded velvet; Miss Bot Weston, frock of rose georgette, studded with rhinestones; Miss Kora Wyllie s ankle-length gown was of tangerine sprigged georgette; Miss Bot Leighton, period frock of soft blue taffeta: Miss Mona Waters, frock of ivory frilled georgette; Miss E. Matausehka, a flared frock of wedgwood silk taffeta. Miss Margaret Wilson, dainty bouffant gown of buttercup taffeta; Miss Joyce Knight, blue and silver taffeta, with deep scalloped hem; Miss Iv. Leonard, who was wearing green taffeta, with tiered skirt; Miss Hilda Percy, quaint gown of lime green taffeta, inlet with tonings of apricot, and prettily embroidered; Miss Annie McLennan, apricot charmeuse, with trimmings of guipure lace. Miss Gladys Donnell, who wore a pretry frock of larkspur blue, ornamented with sprays of hand-made flowers; Miss R. Kirkbride, pretty picture frock of pale primrose crepe de chine; Miss Freda Stcnex, frilled frock of gobelin blue crepe de chine; Miss Ailsa Whyte, draped scarlet georgette, with corsage heavily beaded in silver; Miss Audrey Fitness, frocked in petailed skirt of mist blue crepe de chine, with fitting bodice of chenille georgette; Miss Irene Wotherspoon, green taffeta, with scalloped skirt finished with circlets of rosebuds; Miss M. Dreadon, in a handsome gown of ivory georgette, inlet with silver thread lace, on a foundation of pale pink; Miss Ruby Wallace, powder blue and silver shot taffeta, prettily uppliqued with silver; Miss G. Fitness, handkerchief pointed frock of dawn tinted georgette; Miss A. Willerton, in a quaint gown of rose charmeuse, with tulle skirt banded with rows of velvet ribbon; Miss K. Bryant, blue and silver shot taffeta, finished with, large hip bow; Miss Mar- | I garet McFarland, period frock of leaf- [ green taffeta; Mis? Mary Hall, pretty j ! gown of primrose frilled georgette; Miss ; • Doreen De Ath, wearing larkspur biu se- | | quined ninon. Miss Kathleen McFarland, who was wearing apple-green charmeuse, with full ■ skirt finished with four tiny frills; Miss ! Wyn Meikle, gown of mist blue embossed georgette; Miss Elsie Thomas, silver lame, with draped skirt of ivory crepe de chihe; Miss Muncaster, draped frock of autumn patterned ninon; Miss K. Waters, moss rose frilled georgette; Miss Gwenyth Price, quaint frock of powder blue velvet, with silver wrap; Miss Gladys Grinter, apple-green georgette, with corsage of ring velvet, relieved with peach georgette; Miss Truda Richards, pretty frock of blue and copper shot taffeta: Miss Dorrie Waters, peach crepe de chine; Miss Wyllie, in a smart gown of shrimp georgette, with bodice of chenille georgette: Miss Dulcie Grinter’s daity frock was of sunset tulle with posy trimmings; Miss Rita Burnside, who was wearing a frock of black lace, with a hip bow of wadflower taffeta; Miss Linton, tomato crepe de chine, with uneven skirt; Miss Mildred Foster, gown of georgette and blue, in shades of pansy. Miss E. Snelling, who was frocked in duchess blue silk taffeta: Miss D. Foster, china blue georgette, with side drapings; Miss Rae Stonex, black crepe de chine frock appliqued in deep rose; Miss Snelling, smart frock of pale rose taffeta, finished with a large bow. and pipings of soft shaded blue; Miss Harrison, dainty frock of lemon flowered georgette; Miss E. Hamilton, lily of the valley green carreau, sequined in silver and black; Miss Cooksey, frocked in larkspur blue georgette, with bodice of bright embossed georgette; Miss Ellett, pale rose taffeta, with fur wrap; Miss Edna Bade, green georgette, with yoke of oriental lame; Miss Barton, ivory flared georgette with posy trimmings; Miss M. Baird, frock i of chocolate silk lace. Others present were:—Mesdames J. Me- j Fariand. W. Knight. A. Meikle, Price, ; Misses M. Wills, W. Wyllie and Gow. WAIKATO NOTES Mrs. McCrae, of 'Wellington, is the guest of Mrs. Theo Mitchell. Mrs. T*. Skerman has returned to Te Awamutu from a visit to her mother, Mrs. TV. F. Martin, of Martinborough. * * * i Mrs. T. B. Jolly has returned to ; TVharepuhanga after a holiday in \ | Christchurch and Wellington. j Mrs. Ft. E. Bartleet, who has been a j visitor to Hamilton, has returned to j Wardville. ERIBGE PARTY \ Miss J. Clemow gave a delightful bridge party at her home in Monavale this week. Chrysanthemums and autumn leaves formed the decorations of the drawing room. Miss J. Clemow wore a frock of apple green organdie. Mrs. Clemow was wearing a gown of maize lace. The guests were:—Mrs. Bennett (Auckland). Miss Jasper Smith, Miss M. Hart. Miss A. Nelson, Miss I. Garland, Miss X. Armstrong. Miss J. Veale. Miss J. Priestley, Miss S. McCarroll, Miss B. Frost, Miss L. Butler, Miss F. Langton, Miss M. Collis, Miss J. Couper, Miss M. Short, Messrs. Ft. Xewlands, TV. Clemow, J. Clemow, H. Simpson, A. Boyce, F. Entwistle, J. Smith and B. Clemow.