IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1033, 25 July 1930, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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Mrs. A. 11. Craig, of Auckland, is’ visiting Wellington. * * * Mrs. C. Key, of Turakina, is staying at the Grand Hotel. * * * Mrs. 15. Sutherland, of Wellington, is staying at the Grand Hotel. * * * Mrs. J. Gray has returned to Hamilton from a visit to Auckland. Miss J. Melville, of Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. J. Jones, Hamilton. * * * Miss Mary Fookes, of New Plymouth, is on a visit to Auckland. * * * j Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Harding, of Dar- | gavillc, are staying at the Star Hotel. j** - * : Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Edwards, of j Kaitieke, are among the guests at the ! Albert Hotel. Mrs. iohn Haggitt and Miss Lilian ! Haggitt, of Dunedin, are staying at | the Grand Hotel. * » * Mrs. M. Lethbridge is a To Awamutu visitor to Auckland and is staying at the Grand Hotel.' Mrs. LI. Tannoc.k Dawson, of Thames, is visiting Auckland and is the guest of Mrs. W. W. Meek, of Rcmuera. * Mr. and Mrs. G. Stevenson, of Christchurch, and Mr. and Mrs. N. Lethbridge. of To Awamutu, are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. H. Gardner, of Huka- | papa, and Mr. and Mrs. Flannagan, of New Plymouth, are staying at the j Royal Hotel. WAIKATO NOTES Mrs. E. H. O’Meara, of Hamilton, has left for a visit to the Bay of Islands. * * * OPEN EVENING AT LYCEUM CLUE MUSICAL CIRCLE On Tuesday evening the musical circle of the Lyceum Club gaVe an open evening for club members. Tho very interesting programme given showed that the circle has done much good wqrk this year under the convcnership of Mrs. 11. J. Ferguson. In the absence of the president, Mrs. F. E. Jolly, Mrs. W. LI. Hume, a vicepresident. introduced the performer after she had welcomed Miss J. M ' vIIJo, a vice-president of the Auckln: ’ Club. , Tho programme \yas:—A duet by Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs. Ferguson; songs by Mrs. Bouillon; a pianoforte solo by Mrs. Hulse; songs by Mrs. A. Sims, the violin obbligato being played by Miss I. Leak; a pianoforte quartet by Miss M. Jones, Miss L. Valder, Miss Money and Miss Mears; glees by the Circle Glee Club, Mrs. G. Brown, Mrs. Shirley, Mrs. J. Sluindrin, Mrs. Farquhar, Mrs. Bouillon. Mrs. A. Sims, Mrs. F. D. Pinfold and Miss M. Tidd; duo by Mrs. LI. Hammond and Mrs. H. J. MoMullin; songs by Mrs. Seales and pianoforte solos by Miss N. Valder. After supper a very interesting chat was given by Miss Melville on women’s clubs. She advocated chibs as a means of post-school education for ! women, helping them to co-operate in work and pleasure. For New Zealand women, isolated as they are from the world centres of thought, clubs should be especially helpful. The members present were:—Mrs. H. J. Ferguson, Mrs. W. LI. Hume. Miss Melvillo (Auckland), Mrs. J. D. Smith. Mrs. H. Hammond. Mrs. A. Bouillon, Mrs. llovey, Mrs. Seales (Morrinsville), Mrs.-G. R. Barnett, Mrs. E. Seal, Mrs. Hallet. Airs. Eber Wilson, Airs. C. H. Holloway. Airs. J. Standrin. Airs. G. Balder, Airs. A. E. Sandford. Airs. Fronde, Airs. H. J. Gillies, Airs. F. Pratt, Airs. R. Thompson, Airs. Andrews, Airs. Scrimshaw. Airs. H. Voider. Mrs. C. F. Shirley, Airs. A. W. Sims, Airs. F. D. Pinfold. Airs. A. W. Green Airs. Llulse, Airs. W. J. Stevens, Airs. F. Bullock. Airs. G. Brown, Airs. Vere Chitty. Mrs. E. Cole, Airs. N. Blomfiel'd. Airs. R. A. Johnston, Airs. J Jones, Airs. E. V. Quick. Mrs. G. Sinclair, Airs. F. Powell, Mrs. E. T. Robinson, Mrs. Gummer (Alorrinsville). Airs. Peet (Alorrinsville), ATrs. Jenkinson. Airs. D. Wilson, Airs. R. IT. Johnstone, Aliss C. Wallnutt, Miss E. Norrish, Aliss AI. Stevens. Miss A. At. Rourke. Aliss Newell. Aliss A. Holloway. Aliss AT. Gillies, Aliss L. Valder, Miss N. Valder. Miss Roberts. Aliss Bell. Aliss AI. Alear, Aliss I. Leek, Alias N. Drake. Alias Money. Aliss AI. Jones Miss Eastwood, Miss AL Tidd, Aliss F Jull. Aliss G. Wyatt. Miss B. Hunter. Alias L. Hume, Aliss AlcMullcn, Aliss McLean. * BRIDGE PARTY On Tuesday evening Airs. Alan Alatthews gave a gay little party for some of her bridge-playing friends at her home in Alarama Street. She was wearing a pretty frock of mastic taffeta and tulle. The room was fragrant with daphne and spring flowers. Tho guests were:—Aliss Elsie Simmons, Aliss Val Watts, Aliss. Noreen Sergei, Aliss Alay Ross. Aliss Cecille Chitty, Miss Fran Jolly. Aliss Doris Clark, Aliss Ngaire Jackson, Aliss Kathleen Wilson. Aliss Florence Hall. Aliss Dell Y'ule. Aliss Esme Norris. I I SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT FUNDS FOR JASPER CALDER The pupils of the Ladies’ College, Remuera, recently gave a very successful entertainment at St. Alark’s Hall in aid of funds for the City Alission’s doss-house. As the result £4O has been forwarded .! to the Rev. Jasper Calder.

Alpine Climbers “At Home” Original Decorations at Lewis Lady Hall GAY ANNUAL FUNCTION The entrance lounge to the Lewis Eady Hall was transformed into a veritable woodland bower with palms, foliage and boughs of feathery mimosa last evening for the second annual At Home given by the Auckland branch of the Alpine Sports Club. A particularly artistic stage setting had been arranged in the ballroom. •Silver lame was draped across the the stage to give the effect of snowclad mountain peaks, which were thrown into shadowy relief by subdued rose and blue coloured lights. An overture comprising selections from "The Alerry Widow" was played by the Kit-Kat Dance Band. During the evening bright dance interludes proved a popular innovation. They | included a ballet item by Madame | Edith Baird depicting a mountain [ scene, "Midst Ice and Snow," a char- | actor dance, ‘Espagnoi,’’ by Aliss Alolly Woolcott; an operatic dance item, j "Aly Lady Dainty,” also by Aliss Alolly Woolcott. Alembers of the social committee present were: Aliss E. V. AlcFarlane, who wore a frock of del blue faille with blue net inset in sun-ray design; Airs. K. AI. Griffin, wearing a frock of gentian blue lace; and Miss Edna Bowel], whoso pretty frock was of palest cameo pink georgette with shoulder spray of flowers. AMONG THE DANCERS Mrs. W. J. A. Thomson was gowned in ravenswing blue chenille embossed georgette Mrs. L. Martin had chosen an uneven length frock of pastel tinted georgette. Alts, lvilner’s gown was of turquoise blue georgette and lace. Airs. Cherin was in blue chiffon with unevenly pointed skirt and cherry relief. Madame Edith Baird was in a slimlitting black sequined gown. Mrs. A! Eady had chosen citronne satin and georgette. Airs. Yocknev was wearing an anklelength frock of conifer green brocaded faille. ■ Airs. Valerie Peaoocke wore a smart hluck chiffon gown embroidered with beads, and a chenille wrap, fur-trimmed. Mrs. Ilaresnape was wearing blue ring velvet and silver lace. Airs. Cleland’s gown was of larkspur blue georgette. Airs. A. G. Edey was in a turquoise blue brocaded faille frock. ATrs. A. Kay had on a rose flowered ivory chiffon frock. Aliss Alorton’s gown was of maize georgette and fine gold lace. Miss Phil Newcomb wore rose and black chenille embossed gold lame and black georgette. Miss Zena Woolcott was in sea green faille and flesh georgette, with rhinestone trimming. Aliss Beatrice McCormick was in a frock of pinft satin and lace. Aliss Margaret McCormick wore ceil Dili*' georgette with diamente relief. Aliss B. Hats well was in a flounced flock of green faille. Miss Maxwell had chosen a daffodil georgette frock. Aliss Chisholm had on an orange taffeta frock with frilled panels. Miss I. Cummings had on a pale primrose faille frock. Aliss Joyce Porter was in black georgette with green lelief. Aliss Moira Gulliver had chosen black georgette with a beaded coatee. Miss Gladys Seymour was in sunset pink taffeta. Aliss Gwen Challis had chosen a frock of floral riinon in pale rose shades. Aliss Leslie Bell was wearing daffodil yellow taffeta. Miss Myrtle Hughes had chosen a cameo pink georgette frock. Aliss Doreen Kerr wore an ivory georgette frock appliqued with pink flowers. Aliss L. Harris wore black lace with a Chinese red coatee. Aliss Huia Wiseman was wearing an uneven length frock of pale* primrose georgette. Aliss Veda Nelson had on an ivory chiffon frock, with white and black beaded embroideries. Aliss AI. Jackson was gowned in rose pink georgette. Aliss Noel Cotter’s pretty frock was of rose pink chiffon and lace. Aliss Elva AlcDonald’s frock was of ivory lace and georgette. Aliss Olive Lloyd had chosen conifer green moire with diamente relief. Miss Betty Crowtlier was f rocked in black net and tulle. Aliss ATolly Woolcott was gowned in pale orchid chiffon encrusted with crystal beads. , , Aliss AlcCormick was wearing pink georgette and ecru lace. , Aliss Marjorie Robinson’s flounced frock was of peach pink taffeta. Aliss Billie Wright wore a bouffant frock of lime taffeta and ecru lace. Miss B. AlcGregor was wearing gold lame and tulle. Aliss Doris White had on blue moire with uneven-length skirt. Aliss Whitten’s frock was of citronne georgette and lace with chenille coatee to tone. Miss Capsey’s frock was of turquoise green georgette and silver lace. Aliss Kite was wearing a pale primrose georgette frock with petal pointed B Miss Gladys McAneney’s frock was of cuban orange georgette. Aliss Freda Warnoek had on a bouffant frock of rose gros grain taffeta. Aliss Warnoek wore prettiest primrose geoi'gette.

AFTERNOON AT GOLF

DR. GLADYS ROWLEY IS HOSTESS Dr. Gladys Rowley acted as hostess at a very enjoyable afternoon held on the Otahuhu golf links yesterday, when more than forty members of the home club, and visitors from sister clubs, participated in a very keenly contested medal round which was won by Aliss Buchanan 104—36, 68. The next best cards handed in were: Airs. Currie, 99—28,71; Aliss Sutherland, 107 —33, 74; Airs Chapman, 102—27, 75; Mrs. Cox. 113—36,77; Aliss Cutforth, 9 6—19. 77; Aliss E. O’Loughlen, 106—28. 78; Airs. Atoflit, 110—32. 78; Airs. Connell, 116— 3G, 80: Aliss Smith, 116 —36.80. At the conclusion of play, the guests were served with afternoon tea, after which Airs. W. W. Alassey thanked their hostess for the very enjoyable afternoon.