Old Pupils’ Dance

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 993, 9 June 1930, Page 4

Old Pupils’ Dance

Hamilton High School En Fete SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION The Hamilton High School H* was very gay on Friday „ ,A. when it was the scene of the oid pupils' annual dance. I The floor was in excellent orfier. „„ Jjood music was supplied by the Maritsu j Orchestra. | The hostesses were .Mrs. K. WiW • and Mrs. Pringle Nelson. Mrs JKT. son’s sown was of embossed chenille in pastel tones, and Mrs. Nelson wa a wearing: a pretty frock of leaf rreen georgette and tulle. Others present were:—Mrs. I.aa<* Tompkins, in a frock of black Keorpetw embroidered in crystal; Mrs. J. J. gftaxu. rin. in deep rose patterned georgette* Mrs G. McGregor, in a frock of ivory ’satin I beaute; Mrs. A. Sims, black georretn.--Mrs. A. James, black georgette; Mrs I Ross, in a charming frock of ivory ceoV gette and satin: : : ; :::g old rose geoigette; Miss X. Tlzan! • trock of leaf green georgette; Miss c;* , Wvntt. in black satin and silver: Miss tx ! Taylor, primrose taffeta: Miss C. ChttbI frock of figured primrose taffeta; Mb. lr.nis Taylor, wearing black chiffon ve vet: Miss J. Morrison, in ivorv ge«r**t t r* with deep hem of lace. Miss J. King, i tractive frock of patterned cherry geo*. 1 cette: Miss B. Manning, whose pale hfc* | organdie frock was embroidered in yast. = -lowers. Miss E. wry,-. willow green | taffeta; Aliss I>. Wilkes, frock of da.flfodil J ring velvet. ! peach pink: Miss Flexman, wearing pricl n>se georgette; Miss M. Tombs, in * | rock of sapphire ring velvet and toQf; 1 *ss Shaw, wearing shell pink georgette• Miss Gornish. lettuce gTeen crepe dt • i : Miss E>. Clegg. nile frecn chenili* l georgette: Miss C. Cleveley, Wtarinr I • nretty frock, of briar rose georgette. i.-s J. I’eerson, scarlet velvet and ge>r- , -rette; Miss M. Ingpen. briar rose gec.r- ---_ .u, Al.ss H. Speight, delphinium bio* j taffeta and tulle; Miss I>. Freight, ros* { paternvtl taffeta; Miss Z. Mason, cord j j ink taffeta and tulle; Miss P. Hooper j w hydrangea blue taffeta; Miss E. Snell willow green taffeta and silver lam* .Miss 1. Oufty. pillar box red georgette Miss M. Greville, a pretty frock of pin* and soft green taffeta: Miss L. Kellv tßangiriri). cherry shot taffeta; Miaa P Ilullock. black taffeta and tulle embroidered in rose: Miss B. \ lekery. a smart frock of black georgette: Miss P. Tcmh®. wearing peach pink taffeta; Miss F. Clav-ton-Greene, biscuit coloured lace; Miss C. Giayton-Greene. in electric blue satin beaute; Miss N. Puxfield. duck-egg blu* taffeta; Miss A. Howe, primrose ! arr.» and lace: Miss S. Wright, lime greer georgette; Miss IX Sweeney. lettuc* green georgette; Miss A. Bell, ivory’ lac*- • *ver shell pink: Miss V. Gann, primrose lace: Miss I. Brooke, in a pretty flo*v»re4 J primrose georgette. TENNIS DANCE HALLYBURTON JOHNSTONE CLUB TROPHIES PRESENTED The Hullyburton Johnstone SpcrU Club Pavilion, Point Chevalier, presented a gay scene on Saturday evening when the members of the Hallyturton Johnstone Tennis Club held a dance in conjunction with their first trophy presentations. The club’s colours. maroon and white, were used to decorate both the hall and supper room. Splendid music was supplied by Miss V. Dean's Gaiety Girls’ Orchestra. The club’s patron, Mr. J. S. Fle!cher, M.P., presented the trophies j won during the summer season. In ! well-chosen word, Mr. Feitcher congratulated the winners, also the club i on the rapid progress it had made. The trophies were won by the following:— The Bruce racquet, women's handicap singles, Mrs. Oldfield; the HsUiyLurtcn Johnstone silver cup, men’s handicap singles, Mr. Forrest: the Sehade chair, married couples’ handicap doubles, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest: rren's handicap doubles, Messrs. V. Thomas and R. Smith; combined handicap doubles. Mr. and Mrs. Oldfield; Easter progressive tournament, women, Mr?. Brennan; men. Mr. Oldfield. Among those present were: Mrs. J. S. Fletcher, who wore a bfcuiw georgette frock, beaded silver and black, with sequined briige coat; Mrs. S. C>. ! Crookbain. cream ace frock over mauve satin. shawl to match; Mrs. A. E. Schade. white ring velvet, f-nkle length* { one side floral diamante trimmings: Mrs. j F. Johnson, nile green georgette, uneven j hem, shawl to tone; Airs. F. Forrest, moonlight blue taffeta, with overdhes* of i cream lace; Mrs. Hay. lemon georgette, j with diamante trimmings; Mrs. A- < lari ken, emerald green georgette, flounced with beige lace; Airs. Alar shall, geranium ' creorgette, with silver lame Uodice: Mr*, jC. A aderson, lemon flounced georgette i and shoulder posy to tone; Airs. OldfteW. pink taffeta, uneven tulle lien:: Mrs. MFort, apricot georgette. embroidered trimmings, t neven hem: Mrs E. Pitch*’, rose satin with beige lace overdress: Mr.-. Tt. Wbitten, white georgette, silver late bodice. Mrs. R. Sc hade, in blue floral taffeta, with lace godets: Airs. Beston, lenu satin and rainbow net and ivory shaek Airs. Rose, flame ninnn. with bead trimmings; Miss Edna Hall, creara satin beaute and lace with geranium posy; Miss C. Moran, orange georgette; M.ss Smith, red satin and chenille vet. with diamante trimmings; Miss V Grimm ins, delphinium blue georgette; Alss AT. Dudley, cyclamen and silver georgette, diamante relief: Miss Theln Walters, white sarin, shell-pink shawl; ' Miss A. Hays, black velvet: Mias_A Harris, apricot frilled georgette, witn uneven hem; Afiss Spinley. kmon pericq frock; Aliss Thomas, sea green georgette, with lame bodice; Aliss Enid Kef> nedy, rose taffeta, Victorian frock: Miss Edna Ellison (Ghristchurch), iemen georgette, wKh tinsel bodice: Mis? *l. Rose, beaded cyclamen georgette. Mi** M. silver lame and blue crepe d* « hine; Aliss Ewart, jade green Aliss A. Du'ininehan'., fuchsia bead frock: Afiss M. Alorgan, coral pink georgette and silk net; Miss K. Ildred, blue taffeta, with hip bow: Miss Nson. lavender crepe de chine, with ife? overdress: Miss C\ Xeilson, shell pt£K satin with overdress of georgette M r 9 Kellett, powder blue georgette, with even hem: Miss Trougher, powder blue lace, with pink tulle hip bow; Miss I ATay, whjte chiffon velvet and georret.e Aliss B. Re*', sea green satin, with nr* even hem: Miss Hook, delphinium blue crepe de chine with diamante trimmingCARD PARTY ENJOYABLE EVENiNG AT REMUERA A very enjoyable card party was given by Air. and Airs. A. Hole at their residence, Remuera Road, on Saturday night. Airs. Hole received her guests wearing black charmeuse, with sequinnea bridge coat. She was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. H. Elmeley, who ws~ attired in an ankle-length frock of ci* l blue silk. The prizewinners were Airs. HuyDuffin, Airs. J. Elmsley, and Air. Kinmmont. Among those present were: Airs. Grankin draped navy georgette: Arrs. J. Cb*?' man, midnight blue charmeuse. with o*a _ mente: Airs. Hugh Durtin, draped cyclamen georgette, with sequinne-d ecr-sag*-Airs. J. Elmsley, per\*en« he satin beauty. ATrs. Barnett, peacock georgette, heavin embroidered in biscuit Aliss navy crepe fleuri and beige i Aliss Thelma PuflTui. black and ora Un panne velvet; Aliss Jessica Turner, cornflower blue, georgette; Aliss Elmsley. . | pink crepe de chine and georgette; A---i C. Lawson, turquoise blue chenille i gette: Aliss Horne, blue and silver lan» ’ j and Miss J. Chapman, fawn and scar*e..