TENNIS DANCE

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 988, 3 June 1930, Page 4

TENNIS DANCE

Rotorua Club's Annual Function | PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES The annual dance held by the j Rotorua Tennis Club took place in the Majestic Ballroom. Rotorua, on Friday evening. when trophies were presented to the successful competitors. i Music by Air. E. Shalfoon’s famous Melody Boys was full of pep, and kept the dancers moving. Arrangements had been most successfully carried out by an energetic committee. Especially in evidence when refreshments were partaken of. The hall had been decorated with yellow and blue streamers, the club colours. and tennis rackets composed of the same shades. On the supper tables were crossed streamers of yellow and blue, and bowls and vases of iceland poppies, chrysanthemums and autumn foliage, and the walls had been completely decorated with native ferns. The committee which was responsible for the success of the evening was composed of Mesdames R. G. Bennett, \V. A. McLean, C. Hitchcock, P. ‘ Sherriff, P. A. Kusabs, D. George, j Misses O. Dawson, K. Hall, M. Cooney and C. Moore. The M.C.’s were Messrs. IG. McDowell (secretary) and TV. j Sumner. There were many novelty dances in which coloured spot-lights gave won- ; derful tones to the pretty frocks. A Monte Carlo dance was won by Miss i R. Manson and Mr. N. Banks. Those who received trophies were: Women's championship singles. Miss M. Dayton; women’s handicap singles. Miss L. Dannefaerd: men’s championship singles. Mr. N. Smith; men’s handicap singles, All*. A. Dannefaird: mixed handicap doubles. Miss B Dannefaird and Air. A. Dannefaird; men’s handicap doubles. Alessrs. •AY. Foggin and G. McDowell; most improved woman player, Aliss I. Smith: most improved man player. Mr. T. Shalfoon. i Air. R. G. Bennett, president of the i club, and Airs. Bennett, presented the I trophies. Among those present were: Airs. Bennett, wearing jade chenille georgette; Aliss S. I£. Hay, black silk lace and coat: Mrs. Herrold, gold and black taffeta: Airs. W. A. Ale-Bean, black georgette; Mrs. W. L. Richards, old gold lace; Airs. Wright, silver beaded frock ancl coat: Airs. tSheaf, shell pink georgette; Mrs. Roach, midnight blue georgette, gold lace hem; Airs. T. Mellsop. black Spanish lace; Mrs. Bunyard. black taffeta; Airs. Devin, black panne velvet: Afrs. Park, black georgette, Spanish shawl; Airs. Shaw, apricot satin; Mrs. Andrews, duchess blue floral taffeta: Mrs. George, eau de nil georgette; Airs. Yallop, white appliqued ninon; Airs. Watts, lemon satin beaute: Mrs. Walker, black georgette and tulle; Airs. Louden, black satin and lace; Airs. Troughton-Clark, black and white beaded georgette: Airs. Haymes, gold lace; Airs. Aleredith. white beaded georgette; Airs. Parlane. crushed strawberry beaded georgette; Alr?._ Hamilton, black taffeta; Airs. P. A. Kusabs, coral ring velvet. Aliss K. Carnachan, who wore blush pink georgette; Aliss P. Peters, floral lac-e: Aliss V. Steele, apple green crepe de chine; Aliss N. Devin, lemon taffeta; ; Aliss Foote, geranium red satin; Aliss j M. Bates, electric blue crepe de chine; j Miss R. Bell, rose taffeta and lace: Aliss j Esdaile. lettuce green lace; Miss Ilbert. j Auckland, cherry* crepe de chine; Miss ) T. Price, peach taffeta: Aliss D. Harron, black taffeta; Aliss B. Chambers, duchess blue floral taffeta; Miss O. Louden, tur- j quoise blue satin beaute; Aliss N. Bowden (Auckland), geranium red georgette; Aliss i J. Drummond, cyclamen ring velvet and gold lace; Miss J. Stonehouse, briar rose pink georgette: Aliss R. Campny lime silk ninon; Aliss Jv. Hall, rose beaded georgette: Aliss .r. Geisen. leaf green taffeta; Miss C. Holland, mauve chenille georgette; Miss «T. IsdaTe, eau de nil satin; Aliss AY. Apps. rose satin and tulle; Miss C. Moore, lemon florai talfetn: Aliss Simmers, scarlet beaded georgette: Aliss J. Hodgson, floral ninon, oriental coat; Aliss D. Griffiths, black ; floral taffeta, lace hem; Miss E. Clark, flesh pink georgette, with tiered skirt. Aliss J. Pearce, jade beaded frock and j coat; Aliss V. St. Clair, red sequined georgette: Miss Jury, tangerine satin. J Miss Stevens. flame georgette, oriental j shawl: Aliss Campbell-Johnson (Nelson), j white floral ninon: Miss O. Dawson, black georgette and diamente girdle; Aliss V. 1 Holland, midnight blue taffeta; Aliss F. J Sharp. powder blue georgette. lame j bodice: Miss AT. Cooney, floral taffeta, Miss I. Wright, rose taffeta, f.andembroidered: Aliss E. McDowell, lemon appliqued taffeta: Miss S. Manson. coral taffeta; Aliss G. Manson. jade satm: ATjss R. Manson, peach taffeta; Miss I. Snut-.i, duchess blue georgette; Aliss J Carter, floral taffeta and white georgette: Alisa L. Harris, peacock blue ring velvet.

SURPRISE PARTY JOLLY EVENING AT EPSOM On the occasion of her birthday, Aliss Aloya Keenan was given a. surprise party at “Fencourt," the residence of Airs. J. Keenan. Onslow Road, Epsom. Airs. Keenan was assisted by Aliss Evelyn Soakes and Aliss Kath Keenan. The drawing room and reception hall were thrown open, and dancing was indulged in with games and competitions at intervals. Air. Herbert Woodley delighted the guests with some vocal items. To receive the guests, Airs. J. Keenan wore a frock of floral georgette. Aliss Aloya Keenan, the guest of honour, wore a frock of ivory georgette and silver. Aliss Evelyn Soares was in blue taffeta and rosebud trimming. Aliss Kath. Keenan wore daffodil : georgette and tulle. Among the guests were:—Mrs. J. Keenan, sen., in black satin; Airs. J. Woodley, navy crepe, de chine; Mrs. A. Keenan, delphinium blue crepe de chine; Aliss Doris Buthland, geranium taffeta and silver panels inset: Aliss Rene Watson, russet brown satin and beige trimming; Aliss Noonan, lemon satin and tiered skirt of frilled tulle: Miss Myra Hutt, orchid pink georgette; Aliss AI. Barton, black sequined georgette; Aliss Kathleen Soares, white georgette and pink and silver trimmings; Miss X. Maguire, floral green crepe de chine; Mis? Noonan, blue satin and frilled tulle skirt; Aliss Eileen Weatherall, pink taffeta; Aliss Phyiiss Lincoln, leaf green spotted tulle; Aliss Patricia Keenan, palest pink crepe de chine; Aliss D. Revnolds, cherry georgette. GOLF TOURNAMENT WOMEN V. MEN Tho nftitch. women v. men. on Saturday afternoon, aroused much interest among the members of the Hamilton Golf Club. Alany keen games were played that resulted in_a win for the men. The men won 17, the women 12. and three were all square. All present had a most enjoyable afternoon. Among those present were; Airs. H. T. Gillies, Mrs. H. C. Ross, t Airs. G. Primrose, Airs. R. English, Airs. C Bennett, Mrs. O. K. Farrar, Air?. W. AT. Horton, Airs. B. I. Day, Airs. R. P. Hazard. Airs. P. G. Russell, Airs L Tompkins, Mrs. B. Alander, Airs. W. Batt, Mrs. J. .T. Stardrin. Airs. Whitehouse, Airs. G. Gower, Airs. Cradwick, Mrs. C. F. Bond, Airs. A. Hovey, Mrs. E M j Masters, Airs. A. English. Mrs. E. Bartlett, Airs. Colin Taylor, Airs. A. J. Bond, Airs. R. Rutherford. Miss J. Masters. Miss E. Atadelev, Miss J. Templar, Miss R. j Manning. Miss B. M. Campbell, Aliss T. j Wallace, Aliss D. Mackay, Aliss D. Johnson. Aliss AI. Ross. Aliss M. Stevens. Aliss M. Wilkinson.