IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1047, 11 August 1930, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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Mrs. Bowen Clendon. of Thames, is staying 1 at the Star Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stevenson, ot Christchurch, are guests at the Central Hotel Mr. and Mrs. R. Beresford, of Taumarunui, are staying at the Royal Hotel. Mrs. Neil Robertson and Miss E. R. Miller, of Glasgow, arc at the Star Hotel. Mrs. Brian Hewitt, who has been on a visit to the Islands, has returned to Auckland. Mrs. N. IT. Hanna, returned to i Auckland yesterday from a visit to | the Islands. Mrs. F. Webster, who has been on a visit to Wellington, has returned to Auckland. - Miss X’. Acton-Adams, who has yesterday by the Aorangi. Mr*. M. Seccombo uiicl Mis* J. H. Seccombe, arrived in Auckland yesterday by the Aorangi. Mrs.. N. Tucker, of Eos Angeles, who is on a visit to Auckland, is staying at the Grand Hotel. Mrs. Beaumont Smith, of Wellington, is on a visit to Auckland and is staying at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Main gay, of To Aroha, left by the Tofua on Saturday on a'visit to Fiji qnd adjacent Islands. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Bignell. of Wanganui, and Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont Smith, of Wellington, are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sheath, of Wheturangi Road. Green Lane, leave by the Aorangi today for a visit to Australia. * * * Mrs. P. B. Ackland, of Woodville, has left for Auckland with her husband. who has been transferred to the Auckland branch of the Bank of New Zealand. Mrs, G. H. Eusk . and Miss S. McDonald, of Palmerston North, who have been the guests of Mrs. David Latimer, of Mount Eden, returned home last evening. Mrs. A. Madden, Mrs. E. Burling and Miss S. Burling, of Masterton, Mr. and Mrs. C. Peters, of Christchurch, and Miss D. Hughes, of Sydney, are guests at the Hotel Cargen. Dr. and Mrs. Pitcathley, of Jlunterville, Mr. and Mrs. A. Budd, of Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. A. Henderson, of Tiijiaru, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Jen kin, of Hawera, and Mrs. A. W. Newton, of Wellington, are at the Central Ilißel. Mr. P. H. Smith, huntsman of the Pakuranga Hunt, and Mrs. Smith, entertained the followers of the hunt on Saturday at their residence, “The Kennels,” East Tamaki, after one of the most enjoyable meets of the season.

The following are guests at the Grand Hotel: Mr. and Mrs. J L L. Bowler, Mr. and Mrs. J. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. P. Gill and Miss Gill, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Graham, of Christchurch; Sir Thomas and Eady Henley, and Mrs. IT. Henley, £>ir William McPherson and Miss McPherson, of Sydney; Mr. and Mrs. D. Reid and Miss G. E. Reid, of Dunedin: Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyd, of Matangi, Miss S. D. Watts, of Blenheim, Mrs. S. Mackenzie and Miss H. Mackenzie, of Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sewell, of Racine. Wisconsin, U.S.A., Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Peeke, of South Africa, Mr. ancj Mrs. Free, of Masterton, Mrs. J. Fulton, Miss Addison, Miss Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Hastie. of Sydney, Miss M. B. Tomkin, of San Francisco, and Miss Bixby, of Long Beach, California. MANGERE PARTY COMING-OF-AGE CELEBRATIONS DANCING AND CARDS j The home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. j Robertson, Robertson Road, Mangere, was the scene of a delightfully gay party on Saturday evening to celebrate the coming-of-age of their son, Ivan Moore. The rooms were prettily decorated with tall vases of cyclamen and daffodils, intermingled with festoons of maidenhair fern. Dancing, cards and novelty competitions entertained the guests. Mrs. Robertson received the guests wearing a pretty frock of imperial blue lace, and ashes of roses shawl. Among those present were:#— Mrs. M. J. Moore, wearing a frock of black velvet, prettily embroidered; Mrs. W. R. Knight, frocked in black silk lace. Mrs. L. E. Knight (Mauku), patterned ring velvet; Mrs. F. Fieldsend, paon blue georgette, daintily embroidered in blue and gold; Mrs. J. Frear, frock of ivory georgette worn over silver: Mrs. H. Clarkson, black taffeta and silk net; Mrs. G. Alexander Clarkson, frock of sea. foam frilled georgette with diamente trimmings; Mrs. A. Brown (Rotorua), unrelieved black georgette; Mrs. Key, frock in black georgette; Mrs. A. ITenwood, sapphire silk lace frock; Mrs: S. W. House, black silk lace with oriental embroidery; Miss Helen Fowke, twilight blue taffeta and silver larnef Miss Zoe Margetts, pink chiffon taffeta and georgette with relief of lace; Miss Deice Knight (Pukekohe), blush rose satin beaute, with diamente trimming. Miss Fieldsend, who wore lichen green silk moire; Miss Joyce Court, ashes of roses satin beaute: Miss Dorothy Court, apple green georgette, embroidered with gold; Miss A. Crooks, black satin beaute with uneven hem of gold lace; Miss B. Solomon, coral pink georgette and lace, with cape to tone: Miss Eilla Pheasant, shell pink satin beaute and diamente; Miss Beryl Kay, pastel shaded chenille georgette; Miss Dorothy Marbeek, daffodil georgette; Miss I. Pheasant, Crocked in ecru lace with green reliefs; Miss Helen Court, moonlight blue broche taf-

Auckland Orphans’ Entertain

■ Annual Ladies’ Night 1 FUNCTION IN SCOTS HALL r The Scots Hall was attractively decorated on Saturday evening, when the Auckland Orphans’ Club held its annual ladies’ night. d A very effective feature of the decoration was the large initials, “A.0.C.” suspended across the stage in • red, white and blue tiny coloured elecJ trict lights, under which was the inscription, “Welcome to the Ladies.” Dr. C. E. Maguire, the president extended i a hearty welcome to the visitors. 1 A delightful programme had been arranged, which included selections played by the orchestra finder the baton of s Mr. Harold Baxter, and songs by ; Messrs. Norman Day, Lambert Harvey, Eon Barnes and C. Lambert. Tim Clarion Quartet contributed some vocal numbers, and Miss Beryl Smith and Mr. Duncan Black gave duets. Mr. . Alan McElwain gave some humorous items. Instrumental numbers were given by Messrs. Cates and Benn, a Unto and horn duet, and Mr. R. Brins- • den, a xylophone solo. Mr. Cyril 4 Towsey, Mr. Eric "Waters and Mr. Trevor Sparling acted as accompanists. Dr. Maguire gave an amusing and i • interesting discourse during the evening on “Woman and Iler Progress Though the Ages.” Among those present were:— . Airs. C. E. Maguire, Mrs. W. F. Boyle. ' ¥r vs - J * reU - Airs. W. J. Rainger Mrs J Kingston. Mrs. J. A. Taylor. Mrs. • Leslie Ramger, Airs. H. M. Marter. Alias Connie llainger, Miss Cussen, Miss Broun. Miss 'Hiomas, Airs. Alfred Kidd, Airs. L>. • U. Dunlop. Aliss A. Dunlop, Mrs. J. p. t Howden, Airs. <;. K. Smerdon, Aliss Smer--1 cion, Miss Nutsey, Aliss k. Rudd. Aliss Zoe Gothic. Miss A. Wallace, Aliss E. A\ a 1 lace. Mrs. Cyril Towsey, Mrs. Roy Coop per, Mrs. A. W. Baragwanath. Airs. ■ R- Buchanan, Aliss Speight, Mrs. A. C. ; Baxter, Airs. Harold Baxter, Aliss Roslvn J Bartley Baxter, Airs. Price, Aliss Griff ► Jones. Mrs. R. T. Michaels. Airs. Phillip Williams, Airs. V. Bedford, Airs. C. Webber, Mrs. J. Kinnear. Aliss Lillian Woods. Airs. Harry Benn, Aliss Benn, Airs. Colin , Alunro, Airs. Leviek, Aliss Levick. Airs. McKay, Airs. Wright, Aliss Stella Moore, , Airs. AN'. H. Prentis, Aliss Al. Prentis. Aliss \ Prentis, Airs. R. E. Dowding, Airs. E. 1). Elliott, Airs. T. A. Finch. Mrs. F. Sturt, Mrs. Norman Day, Aliss Downes. Miss Beryl Smith, Airs. Alildon. Aliss Welsh. Mrs. L. Townlev, Airs. Howden, Aliss . Lawson, Aliss Townley. Airs. A. C. > Bishop, Aliss C. Wood, Mrs. Alec CampI hell, Airs. 11. J. Furness. Airs. F. B. Craig. [ Airs. (1. C. Coutts, Aliss D’Authreau, Aliss Bell D’Autnreau, Mrs. A. C. Pawson, Mrs. Hardwick Smith (Taranaki). Aliss Phyllis Arthur, Aliss Burgess, Mrs. Bigelow, ■ Miss Doris Bigelow, Aliss Alary Bigelow. Airs. C. C. Eastbury, Airs. Alayer, Aliss 1 G. Alayer. I Airs. <\ T. Haynes, Airs. 11. Sommer- ; ville, Aliss K. line, Aliss Gladys Fowler. Aliss Verner Wishart, Airs. G. E. Glover, Mrs. A. Gravson, Airs. TU Von Sturmer, Airs. O. R. Holmes, Airs. T. Mountain, Airs. Thain, Airs. A. AlcMilne. Miss A. Baxter. Airs. A. Pellett, Mrs. W. .T. AlcKay. Mrs. . TT. M. Doull. Mrs. A. AI. Doull. Airs. Woodhead, Aliss Howden. Aliss Tremain. Airs. W. J. Campbell, Airs. R. A. Rew. • Aliss E. Campbell, Aliss M. Campbell. Aliss J. Campbell, Aliss X. Campbell. Airs. E. Winthrop, Airs. G. Sayers. Miss L. Sayers, Miss Ar. Hnresnape, Aliss C. Winthrop. Mrs. G. Pollock, Airs. S. Southernwood. ! Mrs. W. Packman, Mrs. W. Packman. junr., Aliss H. Hergerney, Airs. E. Pack- ; man, Miss 10. Packman, Airs. Semadeni, Mrs. Fawcett. Airs. W. Scott. Airs. AlcComb, Airs. 11. Bishop. Airs. J. B. King. Mrs. J. F. Lnngstaff, Airs. Chas. Wood, Airs. Ar. Lewis, Airs. Jury, Aliss Walker. Mrs. Locklngton, Aliss Fenwick. Airs. McGregor, Aliss AlcGregor, Airs. Duncan Black, Aliss Ruth Walker. Aliss Joan Walker. Aliss Vera Knell. Mrs. C. O'Connor, Aliss B. O'Connor. Aliss O’Connor. Mrs. Brvant, Mrs. G. Bryant. Aliss Brvant. Airs. AlcCarthy. Airs. Wooldridge. Airs. AL Brown. ATiss E. Brown, Aliss j Hvnes, Aliss Ormond, Aliss N. Ormond. j

ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Sylvie, only daughter of Mr. and‘Mrs. ,T. Kindberg, of Grey Lynn, to Francis Owen, second son ot the late Captain R. Fletcher and Airs. Fletcher, of Oneliunga. * * -* The engagement is announced of Margaret McLeod, youngest daughter of Mrs. Auld. of Mount Eden, Auckland, and the late Air. W. Auld, of Hamilton, to Charles Gordon Lucas, of Whakatane, eldest son of Mr. W. A. and the late Mrs. Lucas, of Dunedin.

Orphans Entertain

j BIRKENHEAD AND NORTHCOTE CLUB I i | HOLDS ANNUAL LADIES’ NIGHT I SPLENDID PROGRAMME The Birkenhead and Northcote Orphans’ Club held its annual Ladies’ Night on Saturday, in the Parish Hall, Northcote. > The hall was attractively decorated | with ferns and coloured ribbons shaded : the lights. | The club's president, Air. D. M. Law- | son, presided. j A delightful programme was prej sented by the club's orchestra, under | the baton of Air. W. Messenger; Air. j A. Gibbons Taylor, songs; Air. Dan Flood, humorous dialogue; Air. C. Purdy, whistling solo; Air. D. Woodley, song with violin obbligato by Air. C. Donohue; The Happy saxophone quartet; “Kardo,” conjuring; Air. J. Finlayson, humour, and Air. C. Donohue, violin solo. Among those present were: Mrs. Lawson, red georgette; Airs. A. Millar, leaf green crepe de chine; Airs. A. Hurley, blue sprigged taffeta; Mrs. R. B. Brown, black panne velvet; Mrs. C. Hunter, blue velvet with paisley coat; Mrs. W. N. Alunro, green ninon; Mrs. E Taylor, peach georgette; Airs. C. Powell, black georgette with oriental bridge coat; Airs. C. Peace, black lace and georgette, with diamente trimmings; Airs. GibbonsTaylor, black velvet and black georgette relieved with oriental trimmings; Airs. C. Purdy, chenille georgette; Mra. H. Un t tawny, black georgette with brilliants; Airs. A. Faulkner, black satin; Mrs. T. A. Prescott, black satin and georgette; Airs. L. RoadJey, black lace; « .Mrs. Al' .ssenger, black georgette; ATrs. J. W. Lethbridge, green georgette; Mrs. R. K. May man. pink chenille georgette; Airs. I A. Reid, beige ring velvet; Mrs. O. Tarbutt, rose georgette; Airs. P. Pugh, apricot crepe do chine; Airs. Walkinshaw, i navy crepe de chine; Mrs. A. Pollock, I : pink crepe de chine; ATrs. Wright, black ] chenille georgette and velvet. Airs. W. ATcllraith (Papakura), black georgette and lace; Mrs. 11. Hoyland, cornflower blue crepe de chine; ATrs. W. K. A. Stewart, bottle green embossed velvet and bridge coat trimmed with fox ! fur; Mrs. J. Sutcliffe, figured silk with ! bridge coat trimmed with fox fur; Airs. I Wilkes, black georgette with burmese silk coatee: Airs. S. L. Anderson (Papa- r kura), scarlet crepe de chine; Mrs. E. J. Spencer, forest green georgette with gold relief: Airs. Harriss, black crepe de chine and black lace; Mrs. 11. Stott, I shaded tea rose georgette; Airs. R. Hoi- ! land, wistaria satin and embossed chenille; Airs. W. Long, black beaded georgette; Aliss .T. Chiplin, delphinium blue crepe de chine frock; Aliss Betty Lilburn, blue georgette over lemon silk; Aliss Eileen Penrose, red shaded crepe do chine; Miss Black, embroidered crepe de chine and diamente; Aliss Doris Prentice, wine coloured mousseline silk with yellow satin; Aliss Phyllis Allan, flame taffeta with diamente trimmings: Aliss X. Boyd, amethyst taffeta; Aliss AT. Morris, nilo green satin beaute; Aliss E. Bentley, apricot taffeta and beige lace; ! Aliss R. Jones, white taffeta; Miss E. j Rowe, sea green georgette and silver ! lace; Aliss A. Fagan, black and pink j georgette. Aliss Bartrom, ceil blue moire taffeta and oriental bridge coat; Miss MaxI well, flame frilled net and taffeta hip j how; Aliss AlcCullaugh, black and gold lace; Aliss Pauline Alunro, cream georgette; Aliss E. Roberts, sunkist floral ninon and sea green bridge coat; Aliss R. Wilkinson, black crepe de chine; Aliss G. Williamson, green satin; Aliss V. Moody, ivory sequined gown: Aliss Afavis Barton, black headed georgette frock; Aliss E. Sutcliffe, jade crepe de chine; ATiss IT. Lee, sky blue silk and silver luce; Aliss V. Town, powder blue satin; ATiss R. E. Kennedy, apricot georgette; | Aliss Dorothy Eccles, black sequined georI gette; Aliss Flo Smytheman, coral pink j crepe satin and lace; Aliss Heath, sapphire blue velvet trimmed with fur; Aliss ■M. Sutcliffe, apricot chenille georgette; Aliss B. ATcGluggage> black net with floral trimming; ATiss AT. Heath, frilled pink I charmetise; Aliss Austin, floral ninon in j shades of rose and blue; Miss E. C. j i Pnwrev, black georgette and point lace; ! j Miss G. Pearson, flame georgette frock | I and embossed bridge coat, with white I j fur trimmings; Aliss AI. Sloane. emerald j green crepe de chine; ATiss AT. Selby, j I coral georgette beaded in silver.

Dancing at Dixieland

Pleasant Evening at Ca baret-by-the-Sea Mr. Harry Neilson and the Dixieland Band played a popular selection of dance numbers at the cabaret-by-the-sca on Saturday evening:. Spring: (lowers were arranged in the lounges,- and on the tables in the cubicles. AMONG THE DANCERS Mrs. Winter was gowned in Ivory chenille embossed georgette, with swathed hip Mrs. G. Armstrong had on a charming gown of duck egg blue moire velvet relieved with gold. Mrs. Lawson’s frock of nile green taffeta was relieved with touches of silver. Mrs. Clochetto’s ankle-length frock was of black lace and chiffon. Mrs. Hutton wore a graceful gown of dtronne georgette. , * Mrs. C. Hartley wore a spray of scarlet flowers on the corsage of her black satin gown. Mrs. C. Smith was wearing a smart gown of black crepe de soie. , Miss Molly Mit'chelson’s slim-fitting frock was of pale cameo pink faille. Miss Peggy Robertson had on an un-even-length frock of flowered ninon. Miss Grace Endean had on rose pink georgette and satin. Miss Leslie Roberton was frock ed in peach pink flowered georgette and taffeta. Miss Zena Bishop had chosen a shrimp pink satin and chiffon gown. Miss Joy Wilford’s pretty frock was of flowered ninon with pointed draperies. Miss Jean McCallum was wearing crocus yellow and gold gros grain faille Miss Joan Hankin was wearing pale primrose taffeta, with peacock bow at the back. Miss Barbara Potter's frock was of sea foam green faille, with uneven-length skirt. Miss K. McGill had chosen black Chantilly lace and georgette. Miss Amodeo was wearing ivory georgette embroidered with silver paillettes. Miss J. Jenkins was frocked in blue and silver gros grain- taffeta. Miss Ij. Smith wore gold lace combined with satin. Miss Minnie Singer was frocked in nile green georgette mounted on silver lame. Miss Rodgers had on sunset pink taffeta. Miss Renshaw had on nile green moire velvet. Crocus yellow chiffon was chosen bv Miss J. Boswell. Miss Mills had on a black and ivory patterned chiffon frock. Miss G. Reynolds wore a gown of gold lame and black taffeta. Miss Lena Gibson’s frock was of liaple s blue satin and silver lace. Miss Gwendoline Hall was in wisteria mauve crepe de soie. Miss Richards had on sunglow taffeta and gold net. Miss Forbes was wearing pale cameo pink satin beaute. Miss Kathleen Gunn had on leaf-green net over matching satin. Miss Vera Gunn was smartly gowned in black ring velvet. Miss Phyllis Hayson wore an uneven length satin gown of deep amber. Miss G. Wright wore fuchsia taffeta relieved with diamente. Miss Gwen Chalmers was frocked in black tosca net and chiffon. Miss Edna Joynt wore absinthe green faille with rhinestones. Miss Clarice Blackwell was wearing nymph green moire taffeta. Miss B. Wilkinson wore canton jade chiffon with bolero of silver lace. Miss C. Dickson wore a bouffant gown of black faille t Miss J. Latham was frocked in ivory and red patterned lame and ivory georgette.

Ladies' Night At Papakura

ENJOYABLE EVENING ORPHANS’ CLUB FUNCTION On Thursday evening the members of the Papakura Orphans’ Club entertained a large number of guests at a delightful “Ladies’ Evening’’ at the club. Visitors present included brethren from the Auckland, Onehunga. Pukekohe, Otahuhu, Birkenhead and Northcote and Tamaki Orphans’ Clubs. A splendid programme was presented, after which the guests were entertained with dancing. The president (Bro. W. K. Francis) extended a very warm welcome to the ladies and visiting brethren. A feature of the programme was the community singing, which was led by Bro. Arthur Austin, of Auckland. The followong artists contributed items: —Miss Beryl Smith, Miss Edna Thomas, Miss Lillian Wood, Miss Mary Andrew, Bros. A. McSkimming, Arthur Austin, Duncan Black and Raymond Reeve, and the local club’s orchestra led by Bro. Hopper. Dance music was also supplied by the orchestra. Among those present were: Mrs. W. K. Francis, in ring velvet; Mrs. I’eggs (Auckland), blue georgette; Mrs. W. Roberts (Auckland), cyclamen satin beaute and diamente trimming; Mrs. Anderson, flame crepe de chine; Mrs. T. Pardington (Onehunga), saxe blue ring velvet and diamente; Airs. Slack, black ring velvet, relieved with fawn and black; Mrs. Godden, ankle length frock of rose taffeta and gold lace; Mrs. L. Bray (Onehunga), black and cherry georgette: Mrs. Scotting (St. Hellers), peach and black georgette, with bridge coat to match; Airs. Pearce (Otaliuhu), sky blue georgette and diamente; Mrs. R. Buchanan (Onehunga), black beaded georgette; Mrs. K. AlcLennan (AlorrinsviJle), blue crepe do chine and fawn trimmings; Airs. F. IT. Barnard (Manurewa), cyclamen taffeta; Airs. R. Watson, royal blue cclanese silk; Airs. D. Farrant, pale green georgette with flared frills; Mrs. C. 11. White (Manurewa), duchess blue beaded georgette and bridge coat; Airs. Forbes (.Manurewa), black satin beaute, trimmed with pink and diamente; Airs. J. S. Wilson (Manurewa), flame georgette; Airs. Rice, black marocaine and diamente; Airs. V. Soper, black georgette; Airs. J. A. Wishart, nile green and rose georgette: Airs. F. W. Grant (Auckland), black velvet and lace; Airs. W. Tegg (Onehunga), beige crepe de chine and black brocade; Mrs. A. Walker, flame embossed ankle length frock: Mrs. R. Slack, fawn crepe de chine; Mrs. F. Knight (Papakura), royal blue ankle length frock. Mrs. Winthrop (Auckland), navy lace and georgette; Mrs. W. Richardson, sea green georgette; Airs. A. Johnston, betty blue georgette; Airs. A. Richardson, delphinium blue embossed georgette; Airs. S. A. Smith, pink georgette and draped pink tulle with silver roses; Airs. Foote. Chinese red georgette; Airs. Mcllraith, apple green ring velvet: Mrs. Tasker, navy charmeuse: Airs. L. Kearvell (Hunua). salmon pink rayon silk; Airs. C. Laslett (Hunua). peach taffeta. Airs. E. Barnes, who wore navy crepe de chine and lace; Airs. H. Wilson, floral crepe de chine; Mrs. 11. Wishart, floral ninon and black velvet: Airs. Lannigan, black georgette; Mrs. Wrightson (Alanu- i rewa), bois de rose celanese satin; Airs, i Houldsworth (Onehunga). lame and j mauve taffeta: Aliss Edna Thomas (Auck- j land), ankle-length frock of black lace. ; with bridge coat of midnight blue; Aliss Mary Andrew (Auckland), pink georgette and lace; Aliss Janet Derbyshire, lido blue georgette; Miss Barbara King, cherry satin; Miss Queenie Buckeridge. emerald ring velvet and tinsel lace; Aliss Olive Slack, flame georgette with tulle hem; Aliss Enid Jenkin (Auckland), pink lace over georgette and chenille georgette bridge coat; Aliss Lily Grant, electric blue lace frock; Aliss Frances Dohring (Auckland), eau de nil satin, with georgette frills; Aliss AL White (Manurewa), rose georgette; Miss K. Noble (Manurewa). lemon georgette; Aliss Joan Barnard (Manurewa). flame satin and georgette: Aliss N. Ralph, red georgette; Aliss I. Colquhoun, green crepe de chine; Aliss Rule (Otahuhu), sunset taffeta. with bridge coat to tone; Miss J. AToffltt (Otahuhu), boiiffant frock of twilight faille: Aliss R. Quigley (Opaheke). lemon crepe de chine: Aliss G. Whyte (Otahuhu), pale blue georgette; Aliss G. Pearson (Pukekohe), flame georgette and embossed chenille bridge coat with white fur trimmings; Aliss Bartram, black lace and marocaln; Aliss Ryan, shot apricot taffeta; Aliss R. Goddard, frock of cherry red celanese; Aliss Alary Smith, anklelength frock; Aliss A. J. Wilson, seagreen georgette; Miss C. Wood, green taffeta, with a ring velvet cape trimmed with white fox fur; ATiss Kennedy (Queenstown), blue georgette; Aliss Jean Bray (Onehunga), duchess blue satin and silver lace; Aliss J. Walker, beige georgette and gold lace: Miss Phyllis Mullins (Ardmore), cherry red frock; Aliss K. Muir, pink satin and tulle; Aliss Teresa Radden (Auckland), green crepe de chine; Aliss E. Guillard, cream lace over heliotrope crepe de chine: Miss Alary Quigley (Hunua). rose satin; Aliss L. Senior (Wanganui), apricot crepe de chine and gold lace.

Click Clack Cabaret

Dancers Entertained With Novelty Items Special novelty dance numbers, including- tap, toe, and acrobatic dances, performed by juveniles had been arranged for the entertainment of those who attended tile Click Clack Cabaret on Saturday evening. A special prize dance, in tvhich all the patrons participated, was won by Miss Valleiey and Mr. R. Exton. A new decorative scheme and pretty lighting effects made the cabaret seem very attractive, and an excellent programme of dance numbers was suppy,e? by Norman Ganley and his Click Clack Internationals. AMONG THE DANCERS fr^ S of B S i r n al h s a aJi„° n be^te UneVen - len * th chartreu^ V grlen V " S atiTbe^te a B ° Wn ° f wo i? s + Ma,sie Nelson hßcl on a frock of skirt toSca net Wlth unevenly pointed Aliss O. Grayson’s pretty frock was of derdes" 1 ** reen c hiff°n with tinsel embroiAliss Doreen AlcGarry was frocked in flame satin beaute. Aliss Cooper had chosen an attractive frock of crocus yellow lace. Aliss G. Heald’s flounced frock was of sflver lame embroidered with green faille. Aliss Florence Earle wore an ivory embossed georgette and tulle frock. Aliss B. Bell had on a bouffant gown of sprigged taffeta. AUss P. Vercoe was frocked in turquoise blue georgette. Aliss L. Lawson was in ciel blue satin and crepe de soie. velvet* * razer was gowned in ring Aliss A. Fitsger was wearing pale primrose georgette and satin. Miss Lewis had on parma violet taffeta relieved with diamente. Aliss D. Douglas wore gentian blue georgette and lace. Aliss A. Hammonds was wearing a gown of amber georgette and cerise taffeta. Aliss Falconer wore ivory satin with uneven length skirt. Aliss Stone was in canton jade satin beaute. Aliss G. Alonck-Robertson was in a slim-fitting frock of black faille. Chinese red embossed georgette was chosen by Aliss F. James. Aliss It. Walters had chosen a frock of petunia faille. Aliss K. Valleiey was gowned in leaf green satin beaute.# Aliss O. Pearson had chosen green lame combined with flowered chiffon. Aliss Olga Forbes had on a black ring velvet gown. Aliss Phyllis Bourne was wearing vivid capucine satin. Aliss E. Taylor’s frock was of cameo pink taffeta. Aliss AI. Abel had chosen lido blue satin and silk net. Aliss C. Brooker was wearing water lily green georgette.

LODGE DANCE

Otahuhu Oddfellows’ 49th. Anniversary SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION The Otahuhu Public Hall was prettily decorated in shades of yellow, green and red on Friday evening. when the Loyal Franklin Lodge, Otahuhu, M.U., 1.0.0. F., celebrated its 49th anniversary, and visitors were present from nearly every lodge in the Auckland district. A delightful programme of dance numbers was contributed by th2 Snappy Six Orchestra. During the evening a framed past grand’s emblem was presented to Bro. Albert AI. Todd by Bro. R. Scott, D.D.G.M., on behalf of the lodge. The supper tables were prettily decorated in shades of gold and mauve. Among those present were:— Airs. F. B Davis, who was wearing sapphire blue crepe de chine, with diamente trimmings: Airs. T. Clements, frocked in bla< k panne velvet and georgette; Mrs. W. Best, peach crepe de chine, with trimmings of silk net; Airs. K. Todd, unrelieved black lace frock; Mrs. C. Speight, frocked in lichen green satin carreau, with tiny lace frills; Airs. R. G. Hickson, frock of ravenswing blue silk lace, finished with cyclamen posy; Airs. D. IT. Porter, gendarme blue ninon: Airs. T. Stewart, frock of black panne velvet, with relief of lace; Airs. W. Arnold. rose du band ring velvet, relieved with georgette; Airs. J. K. Giles, brown lace and crepe de chine; Airs. J. Alackay, wearing orchid pink crepe de chine; ATrs. J. Wilson, unrelieved black panne velvet: Airs. AlcCowatt, cameo pink crepe de chine: Airs. A. Patrick, who wore lily of (he valley green crepe de chine; ATrs. Hamilton, ore-hid pink georgette, with frills of taffeta; Airs. James Alexander, frocked in black silk repp, with trimmings of carmine; Mrs: J. McDowell, ivory satin beaute. relieved with touches of red; Airs. Harsley, frock of silver and burnt orange lame; Airs. Orpin, an anklelength frock of black crepe de chine, with trimmings of wild rose; Mrs. B. E. Dew, sea green satin, with corsage of silver lame; Mrs. E. Nord, japonica satin carreau and lace, worn over lemon: Mrs. E. Elliott, blue patterned ninon; Miss F. Davis, opal blue taffeta, with reliefs of pink and silver; Aliss Eileen Kelly, cameo pink crepe de chine and silver; AHss E. Clough, frocked in lemon georgette; Aliss E. Riddell, pastel blue georgette finished with shoulder posy; Miss Queenie Buckeridge, ankle-length frock of ling velvet and gold tinselled lace; Aliss L. Mclntosh, floral net over silver lame; Aliss Chris Gardiner, absinthe green taffeta and georgette frock; Aliss Flo Hickson, black crepe de chine, with bodice of gold lace: Aliss L. E. Kitto, turquoise blue inset with lace. Aliss M. Lippiatt, burnt orange crepe de chine; Aliss Grace Vause, black crepe df chine frock; Aliss D. King, green silk net frills, with tinsel bodice; Aliss B. Quintall, silk lace frock, worn over black satin romaine: Aliss Edna Chatwin. wistaria mauve silk taffeta and silver lace: Aliss L. Bridge, frock of lemon silk moire and silk net: Aliss Isabel King, capucine taffeta and black lace; Miss Linda King, mignonette chenille georgette; Aliss Jean Clark, moss rose frilled tulle and tinsel; Aliss AT. Knight, paon blue chenille georgette: Aliss A. Murray, frocked in orchid pink taffeta; Aliss AI. A'obbs, cerise shot taffeta and gold lace; Aliss V. Brennan, draped frock of pillar box red satin. IN CYCLAMEN TAFFETA Aliss S. Douch, in cyclamen taffeta finished with bow to tone; Aliss G. AlcCauley, picture frock of frilled georgette; Aliss AI. Darby, cameo pink taffeta, with diamente trimmings; Aliss E. Inglis. dawn pink shaded satin and tulle: Miss V. Perkins, sequined frock of midnight blue; Aliss X. Cook, mauve georgette with shoulder posy to tone: Aliss AI. Bickerstaff, pretty frock of wine georgette; Aliss Maude Jefferies, bricque red georgette; Aliss E. Brennan. green satin frock; Aliss E. Davev, japonica pink georgette relieved with art blue; Aliss B. Wyman, lichen green silk marocain, with overskirt of beige silk net: Aliss D. Doucli, frocked in peach satin; Aliss E. Speed, flame georgette with embossed bodice: Aliss AI. Greenwood, mandarin blue satin with trimmings of blue and silver; Aliss A. Cross, ashes of roses crepe de chine and silver; Aliss Lillian Day, frock of lemon crepe de chine: Aliss B. Brewer, orchid pink georgette, finished with blue shaded shoulder posy; Aliss V. Francis, ivory satin, with diamente trimmings; Aliss O. Perkins, frock of lettuce green frilled chiffon and diamente; Aliss X. Mclnnes, frock of briar rose taffeta and tulle; Miss E. Bradbury, black satin and lace; Aliss Reta Hart, frock of pervenche blue, with coatee to tone; Aliss Edna Jenkins, alice blue taffeta; Miss Hudson, frock of blue i patterned taffeta with reliefs ef coffee j lace; Aliss Edna Whale, black panne j velvet; Aliss Gretta Gardiner, apricot i satin romaine: Aliss J. A. Todd, eau de ] nil satin, worn with embossed georgette ; bridge coat: Aliss Ivy Foubister. frock ! of gold embossed silver lame and ivory j satin; Aliss E. Day. amethyst taffeta and , diamente; Aliss AT. Stanfield, duchess ' blue taffeta; Aliss K. Nobbs, peach geor- I gette; Aliss Ann Cook, black lace with i rose trimmings; Aliss Rena Crewther, j forest green crepe de chine: Aliss liar- ! per, black silk lace; Aliss C. Alay. frocked i in geranium crepe marquise; Aliss AI. Rainsford, frock of flame georgette: ATiss Rita Boneham. sedge green charmeuse, with gold trimmings: Aliss Elsie Bowman, jade green georgette; Aliss Jean Kirkland, frocked in nile green lace; Aliss Hilda Dickson, lavender georgette and diamente trimmings; Aliss •S. Gillard, flame ninon with floral trimmings; Aliss i AI. Xeild, frock of petunia taffeta. SYMONDSVILLE STUDIO MISS SPENCER’S DANCE Decorated with ferns and oriental j lamps, the Symondsville Studio pre- j sented a gay sceen on Saturday even- : ing, when Miss Spencer held a most j enjoyable dance. Air. Jack Rowe and his orchestra played excellent dance music. Among those present were:— Aliss Spencer, in beige lace and geor- ! gette with silver coatee; Aliss Green, J flame taffeta frock; Aliss E. Jackson, i frock of cameo pink georgette; Aliss A. ! Steel, beige lace over china blue geor- j gette, finished with large taffeta bow; Aliss AlcPherson, frock of maize yellow georgette; Aliss Val AVallace, apple green 1 floral chiffon and gold lace; Aliss Cum- | mings, ankle length frock of black chiffon velvet and diamente; Aliss Betson. bouffant frock of cornflower blue taffeta, with large french. bow at the back; Aliss D. Robinson, ankle length frock of wine red satin beaute; Aliss Blackwell, shrimp pink georgette trimmed with apricot velvet: Aliss AL Harrison, frilled frock of maize yellow floral chiffon with coatee to tone; Aliss Alercer, black georgette with deep hem of black and silver lace; Aliss D. Alercer, frock of peach taffeta and lace; Aliss Tucker, frock of alice blue georgette and lace; Aliss A. Stewart, palest pink cameo satin and georgette; Aliss D. Ilope-Johnstone. beaded frock of camellia pink georgette; ATiss Nelson, shell pink georgette over satin: Aliss O. Goodess, who wore a black georgette frock with black velvet coatee: Aliss T. Thomas, frock of forget-me-not blue crepe de chine; Aliss P. Aledland. frock of lotus green taffeta with uneven hem of green tulle; Miss Gwilliam, frock of black georgette with hem of lace: Miss P. Bentley shot powder blue taffeta and ivory tulle: Aliss E. Alilne, opal green petalled frock of crepe de chine: Aliss D. King, sky blue floral taffeta; Aliss King, frock of black georgette and lace; Aliss D. Richardson, primrose yellow georgette and velvet: Aliss L, Stonham, frock of lilac georgette, and lace wrap to tone: Miss Smith, black velvet frock; Aliss Harrap, frock of azure ’blue crepe de chine; Aliss L. Wood, deep briar rose pink crepe de chine; Aliss A. Gregory, ivory lace over lemon satin: Aliss Perry, ankle length frock of apricot georgette with hem of pink taffeta; ATiss Dumper, primrose georgette and gold lace; Aliss L. Christie, frock of shell pink crepe de chine; Aliss A. AlcDonal, ankle length frock of cherry red georgette; Aliss AT. AlcKenzie, plum red embossed velvet; Aliss D. AlcGomery, larkspur blue georgette with hem of silver lame.