Bright Dance In Scots Hall

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1032, 24 July 1930, Page 4

Bright Dance In Scots Hall

J.C.L. STAFF EFFECTIVE DECORATIVE SCHEME Scots Hall was very attractively decorated last evening for the enjoyable dance held by the staff of John Court, Ltd. Spirals of streamers shading: from pale yellow to deep orange were suspended from the ceiling and silver festoons made a canopy overhead. Orange and red lights threw into colourful effect 5 the Eastern stage setting of tall palms and pillars against an azure sky. Flowers, foliage and coloured lights were arranged in the lounges and ante-rooms, while pale gold and orange streamers and lanterns decorated the supper room.

Music for dancing was supplied by the Apache Orchestra. Committee members present were: Mrs. McEwen, who wore midnight blue moire with blue beaded embroideries; Mrs. Winnall, in embossed chenille georgette, with diamente trimmings; Miss Steele, whose frock of beige lace was worn over pink; Miss Walters, who chose cameo pink georgette; Miss E. Munce, wearing floral taffeta, with frilled georgette overskirt; Miss Mincher, whose gown was of black panne velvet; Miss Boon, who wore cherry georgette, with long uneven hemline; Miss Cuthbertson, in black souple satin and lace; Miss Hansen. in ivory satin beaute, with long tiered skirt and scarlet bridge coat; Miss C. Gaffney, wearing shell-pir.k satin beaute; Miss Scandle, ivory allover lace frock; Miss Salter, who wore a bouffant gown of blue shot taffeta; Miss Gulliver, in a smart frock of royal blue lace; Miss Grace, whose graceful, uneven length gown was of black lace. AMONG THOSE PRESENT Mrs. J. W. Court, who wore a gown of black georgette; Mrs. Harrold J. Court, wearing an uneven length frock of black crepe de soie; Miss Gwen Court, who chose a bouffant gown of floral taffeta: Miss Lynn Court, whose pretty frock was of blue moire; Mrs. I. Davidson, in a gown of patterned moire; Mrs. F. Hobday, whose frock of beige lace was worn over palest pink; Mrs. Ashley, in nattier blue georgette; Mrs. D. Gadsby, wearing black georgette; • Miss Gadsby, frock of coral £jnk taffeta; Mrs. Babbington, in nink taffeta, with deep net hem; Miss Reter, who chose a frock of reseda green moirej Miss S. Davison, coral ring velvet and georgette. Mrs. A. P. Andrew's, who wore Ivory satin beaute with silver relief; Mrs. S. Haye, in black chiffon velvet, large hip bow; Mrs. Sawbridge, who wore a frock of ivory georgette embossed in silver; Mrs. Leland, almond green taffeta And gold lace; Mrs. Barnes, in a bouffant gown of floral taffeta; Mrs. G. Fraser, uneven length frock of blue georgette; Mrs. G. Pelham, whose gown was of black ring velvet; Mrs. Davison, in a smart gown of gold lame; Mrs. R. Watson, wearing a gown of cedar rose taffeta; Airs. Hooper, who chose an ivory satin beaute gown; Miss Svenson, who wore chenille embossed georgette; Miss Jenkins, in a frock of apple green georgette; Miss Keethe, in a flame ninon frock; Aliss Joyce Harding, who wore an ivory georgette frock; Aliss Jean MacDonald, in turquoise blue georgette with long uneven hem; Aliss Leneen, sea foam taf£ff a: T - . Molr * shell-pink taffeta; Miss Stedman, ivory taffeta frock. Aliss Norah McShane, ivory satin beaute; Aliss E. Walters, pink taffeta frock; Aliss AI. Tierney, who wore an ecru lace frock; Aliss Kerr, white ring velvet Mi ss Burns, scarlet moire velvet; M|ss Barry, flame lace and georgette; Aliss Walters, in coral moire; Aliss D. Owens, who wore beige lace over pink crepe de chine; Aliss D. Walford, in lemon crepe de chine; Miss M. Palmer, shell pink georgette, beaded In silver. Aliss Kitty Tierney, in a bouffant frock of peach taffeta; Aliss Ray Harris, pink georgette, embroidered with crystal Mlss May Ros »> black lace frock, with floral shoulder spray; Aliss Mollv Tierney, wearing jade green and black georgette; Aliss Pullum, who chose cameo p nk georgette; Miss Molly AlcVeagh. in black ring velvet; Aliss AlcLuekie, cream taffeta frock; Aliss N. Brooke, white georgette, with widely flared skirt; Aliss AI. Harcourt, flame georgette, crystal beaded; M ,s » ? ita Hll1 ’ llrne een satin; Miss D. Smith, black Chantilly, lace worn over pink crepe de chine; Aliss Iris Black, cyclamen corsage of ring velvet, with a taffeta skirt; Alisas Sybil Thompson, who wore an ivory satin frock; Aliss Judd, coral pink chenille embossed georgette; ALiss AI. Goodwin, daffodil satin corsage and frilled net skirt; Aliss B. Williams, black lace over pink crepe de chine; Miss B. Goodwin, eau de nil georgette, with cape collar of matching green lace; Aliss E. Crosby, blush pink velvet gown, with diamente relief; Aliss N. AlcLeod, cyclamen taffeta, with net hem and shoulder spray of natural flowers; Aliss Bowen, flame taffeta, with transparent hem; Aliss E. Blackford, sunset taffeta, with diamente clasp; Aliss M. Poningliaus, blue taffeta; Aliss I. Johnson, cherry satin, with bands of black sequined trimming; Miss N. Tucker, ivory flowered taffeta; Miss Clifford (Invercargill), ivory satin I beaute, with white velvet fur-trimmed bridge coat; Aliss J. Gallagher, beige lace worn over pink; Aliss Wine, black satin and lace; Miss Brown (Dunedin), Ivory embossed georgette and tulle frilled skirt. Aliss Peggy O’Neil, whose frock was of blue beaded georgette; Aliss Edna Denham, flame satin beaute; Miss Joyce Taylor, flame georgette, uneven hem; Miss I. Yeoman, ivory lace and velvet coatee; Aliss Fione Mlmardiere, white satin, worn with red bridge coat; Aliss Li. Reilly, flame figured georgette, with figured velvet bridge coat, trimmed with white fur; Aliss E. White, black satin and lace; Aliss Lewis Watkins, black taffeta, with transparent hem of blue georgette; Aliss Harrington, midnight blue taffeta; Aliss Campbell, black lace frock. Aliss Huges, ivory chenille embossed georgette; Miss AI. Brown, ivory georgette frock; Aliss Billie Anderson, blue georgette and silver lace; Aliss Sutherland, shell pink georgette; Aliss Langton, black georgette; Miss Rice, green and gold lame; Aliss Rona Gatwood, shell pink taffeta: Aliss Scott, jade green taffeta; Miss Miller, ciel blue taffeta; Aliss AI. Maloney, saxe blue embossed georgette corsage and georgette skirt; Aliss Betty Adams, pink satin and black georgette; Miss Zena Adams, black ring velvet and lavender taffeta; Aliss B. Bell-Booth, ivory georgette, embroidered with Chinese tones; Aliss R. Healey, turquoise blue velvet, with roses appliqued to the skirt; Miss AT. Bell-Booth, black chiffon velvet, embroidered with rhinestones; Aliss I. Barry, black satin and tulle skirt; Miss E. Warren, flame taffeta; Aliss AI. Bartley, primrose georgette; Aliss M. Hamblyn, rose shot taffeta; Miss D. Schick, lime green moire taffeta; Aliss AT. Ogilvie, shell pink satin, with shoulder spray; Miss D. Catton, sunset taffeta; Aliss R. Garton, black chiffon velvet corsage and frilled tulle skirt, with diamente relief; Miss R. Judd, sunset embossed georgette.