STAFF DANCE AT HAMILTON

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1001, 18 June 1930, Page 4

STAFF DANCE AT HAMILTON

FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING COMPANY ENJOYABLE EVENING I I The Farmers' Auctioneering Company's annua! staff dance on Saturday night was most enjoyable. The landing was arranged as a ballroom and was decorated with balloons and streamers. Excellent music was played by the Rio Dance Band. The hostess was Mrs. H. Griffiths, who was wearing" a smart frock of ruby red chiffon. The women on the committee were: Miss M. Swayne, who was wearing a taffeta frock of phlox pink; Miss I. Gillies, whose frock was of daffodil shaded taffeta; Miss 11. Phillips, in wistaria crepe de chine; Miss V. Cot- j tar, in rose shot taffeta. Among others present were: Mrs. W. Seavill. whose gown of black laee was embroidered in gold: Mrs. T Simpson, in a flowered taffeta frock: Mrs. R- Conradi, mimosa yellow georgette; Mrs. A. McHaffie, in a floral chenille frock: Miss P. English, wearing saraccn red satin beaute; Miss Mercer, in coral pink taffeta; .Miss N. Sheen, nile green georgette; Miss A. Howe, primrose georgette and lame: Miss Langley, whose velvet frock was of lotus pink; Miss M. Richards, cameo pink crepe de chine: Miss P. Bullock, whose smart black net froek was embroidered in gold; Miss D. Pratt, canary satin beaute: Miss E. Atkinson (Cambridge), wearing leaf green georgette: Miss E. Wilkes, primrose ring velvet; Miss IT>. Wilkes, briar rose taffeta; ! Miss R. Gilmour (Auckland), in periwinkle blue georgette and tulle: Miss Orawshaw. ivory tulle: Miss K. Wilson, whose figured satin was in shades of rose; Miss Hamilton, in primrose and J ivory net; Miss E. Roth well, phlox pink ' georgette; Miss M. Wilson, lettuce green f georgette and lace;. Miss C. Buekland, ! smart black taffeta frock: Miss McKenzie, leaf green satin; Miss R. Ilewitson. in tango taffeta: Miss Wrigley. wearing ivory taffeta: Miss Hayes, frock of coral pink georgette: Miss J. Perham. in kingfisher soft satin; Miss Turnwald. powder blue georgette: Miss Oliver (Te Kuiti), jade green taffeta; Miss Mollison. phlox pink georgette; Miss Froude, frock of black lace; Miss E. Madge, rust shaded ring velvet; Miss D. Speight, in flame coloured georgette: Miss J. Gillies, flowered taffeta; Miss P. Meehan (Auckland), in japonica red crepe de chine; Miss Barker (Auckland), in cherry red chiffon velvet; Miss M. Perham, wearing buttercup georgette: Miss G. Gane, in coral pink ninon: Miss E. Jackson, mimosa yellow satin beaute; Miss AT. Johns, flowered ninon: Miss C. Rothery (Te Kuiti). cherry red georgette: Miss Rotherv (Te Kuiti). rose shot taffeta: Miss Patterson (Te Kuiti), in primrose taffeta; Miss S. Quick, frock of parchment taffeta; Miss J. Pratt, in delphinium blue georgette; Miss D. Pratt, flowered lame and pink georgette.

CHURCH CRADLE ROLL ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON AT ! PAPATOETOE Mrs. A. Muir, president of tlie Papa- j toetoe branch of the Presbyterian Cradle Roll, presided over a large attendance of tiny members and their mothers at a very enjoyable social afternoon held in the Sunday school hall, Great South Road. Papatoetoe. last week. The social had been arranged by the teachers of the primary division of the Sunday school. A pleasing programme of musical and elocutionary items was contributed by the children, who were assisted by Mrs. R. Wyllie. Mrs. W. Young. Mrs. S. McCullough, Miss Bertha 'Wyllie. and Miss Audrey Willerton. Miss J J. Valentine acted as accompanist. Mrs. King, assistant superintendent of the primary division, was presented with a handsome bouquet on her retirement from the position, in recognition of the valuable services given to the school. After an interval, during which afternoon tea was served, each child received a toy. The afternoon was brought to a close with the singing of “God Save the King.”