IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1069, 5 September 1930, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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Lady Alitchelson and Mrs. Hoy 'Wilson are visiting Wellington. Mrs. O. M. Coverdale, of Tc Kawa, is visiting Auckland, and is staying at Hotel Cargen. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Myers and Air. G. N. Chance, of Dunedin, are guests at the Grand I-loteL Mrs. W. A. Erasmuson and Mrs. F. J. Murray, of Christchurch, are staying at the Star Hotel. * # * Mrs. and Miss Montgomery, of Wellington, and Miss Ann Matheson. of Timaru. are at the Hotel Cargen. * * c ;| Mr. and Mrs. G. Mather and Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McGowan, of Wellington, are guests at the Central Hotel. Miss Valda Dun-ell, of Papatoetoe, leaves by the Limited express this evening for a holiday in the South. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dunn, of Christchurch, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pond, of Kauroa, are at the Albert Hotel. * * * Mrs. X. Sign oil, of Wanganui, returned by t!ie Tofua from a visit to the Islands, and is at the Grand Hotel.

SOCIAL AND DANCE

! PARISHIONERS ENTERTAIN BRIDE-ELECT AND FIANCE j On Wednesday, St. George’s Church parishioners gave a very enjoyable social and dunce to Miss J. Batting and Mr. Crawford, in honour of tiieir approaching marriage. Mr. Battersby, on behalf of the parishioners, presented the guests of honour with a silver tea and coffee service on a silver mounted tray. The Rev. Mr. MacFarJand, Mr. Battersby and Mr. Wells were the speakers. Mrs. Wells, who acted, as hostess, received the gu(?sfs in a frock of black suede crepe de chine. Among those present were: Mrs. Mac Far land, who was hi pearl grey; Mrs. Wynne Williams, willow green satin; Mrs. Battersby, black marocain. Mrs. Fred Turnell, apricot rayon; Mrs. Crawford, black satin; Mrs. Neill, blue marocain; Mrs. Cadwallader, figured satin; Mrs. Kennedy, oyster grey lace; Mrs. Tomlinson, black satin; Mrs. Ludwig, navy crepe do chine; Mrs. Murray, nut-brown crepe de chine; Mrs. Hill, buff figured satin; Mrs. Hous, figured crepe d.e chine; Mrs. Jobey, airforce blue georgette; Mrs. Budd, powder blue crepe ,de chine; Mrs. Baird, black crepe de chine; Mrs. Langley, blue taffeta; Mrs. Dare, navy and fawn crepe do chine; Mrs. McKay, golden brown crepe de chine; Mrs. Menus, marine blue crepe satin; Mrs. J. Clarke, pink chenille taffeta; Mrs Fuller, black embossed ring velvet. Miss Batting, in bine taffeta and silver lace; Miss Taylor, blue crepe de chine; Miss Menns, pink taffeta: Miss A. Conchie, orange and pearl grey frock; Miss Taylor, floral crepe de chine; Miss Jackson, pink taffeta; Miss P. Crawford, coral pink crepe de chine; Miss Crawford, saxe blue velvet; Miss A. Hartnell, tinsel and flame frock; Miss J. Wilson, blue tulle; Miss Leather, gold tissue and lace; Miss Linnel, black velvet; Miss Hunt, mauve georgette embossed with gold; Miss M. Tomlinson, amber taffeta; Miss A. Evans, fur-trimmed ruby velvet; Miss Ivy Christmas, pink georgette; Miss T. Morrison, lemon georgette; Miss H. Stevenson, rose georgette; Miss G. Spratt, mauve shaded georgette; Miss F. Langton. blue taffeta; Miss R. Carlyle, apricot taffeta; Miss V. Shervwin, cornflower blue crepe do chine and lace; Miss E. Campbell, fawn georgette trimmed with lace: Miss G. Wnrroll, electric blue; Miss K. Wilson, pink taffeta and net; Miss N. Hill, ivory georgette.

FUNDS FOR SACRED HEART CHURCH

COMMITTEE OF WOMEN ORGANISES CARD AFTERNOON Mrs. Emmett Kelly, assisted by an energetic committee of women, organised a most successful bridge and “five hundred” afternoon in aid of the Sacred Heart Church Fund. The afternoon was held yesterday on the balcony off the Tudor room, which was charmingly decorated with hanging baskets of ferns, vases of iceland poppies and tali arum lilies. Committee members present were: Miss Peggy Flynn and Miss E. Kiely, joint secretaries; Miss Mavis Grevatt. Mrs. L. Brookes, Mrs. Stitch bury, Mrs. 1C A. Snedden, Miss Bryant. The players included: Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Stftchbury, Mi's. A. H. Dixon, Mrs. .1 M. Coleman, Mrs. It. Cotterall, Mrs. L. S'. Kelly, Mrs. Osborne Owen, Mrs. J. P. Henderson, Mrs. C. A. Thorne, Mrs. T. Darby, Miss O’Rorke, Mrs. R. A. Keenan. Mrs. N. Main, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Cyril Hughes, Mrs. O’Neill, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Clarke, Airs. Ha ire, Mrs. Wills, Mrs. Anniss, Miss B. M. Burke. Mrs. Murray, Mrs. A. N Lamb, Miss Honey O’Connor, Miss Agnes Barret, Miss Nora Flynn, Mrs. P. Delany, Mrs. J. Dillon, Miss N. Mahoney. Mrs. T. J. Nevin, Miss M. Burke, Mrs. I. S. Poison, Mrs. McMickle, Mrs. J. Geary, Mrs. W D. Kelly, Mrs. N. G. Fraser, Miss L. McGuire, Miss E. Kelly, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Lewis, Airs. J. Warren, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Lovell, Airs. Nitchinson, Airs. Davidson, Mrs. Alderton, Airs. W. G Grevatt, Airs. AI. Bastings, Miss Shearer, Airs. Gilbert, Airs. Neville Brown, Miss E. Browne, Aliss N. Ormond, Mrs. P. Hackett, Aliss AToss, Afrs. A. Barley, Airs. W. C. Kemble, Airs. Buxton, Airs. Stewart, Miss R. Bastings, Aliss. At. O’Connor, Aliss K. O’Connor. .Miss Rona Wright, Miss ATaidn Hooker, Aliss. Raye AJurpliy, Airs. W. W.'- Ateek, Mrs. Snedden, Airs. Adams, Aliss Nance Iviely, Aliss Una I-lossey.

OVERSEAS LEAGUE

PLEASANT CARD PARTY The bridge circle of the Overseas League held a very enjoyable card party in the clubrooms last evening. Among those present were: Airs. E. R. Alulgan, Aliss E. C. Earle, Miss N. Alontgomery, Aliss K. Bealy, Airs. W. Bell, Dr. Gladys Alontgomery, Airs. Sidney Wright, Airs. Murray, Miss L. AI. Early. Mrs. Fenwick, Miss L. Alontgomery, Miss Davies, Miss Harvey, Miss A. Walker, Aliss E. Ball. Aliss Abercrombie, Miss A. Sutton, Airs. AI. E. Stuart, Airs. P Easson, Miss AI. AT. Brown. Aliss Tossie Wake, Aliss Brenda Eales, Aliss Elsie Jennings, Miss B. B. Stuart, Aliss Elwell, Airs. Hughes, Mrs. Tweedie, Airs. Butterworth, Miss Lavender, Aliss AI. Lavender, Miss Vallence-Young, Aliss D. Smith, Miss M. Hoyle. Aliss Ivie Jennings, Miss A. Knock, Miss F. Gillies. Miss L. G. Hutton, Miss E. Campbell. Airs. Free-man-Potts, Airs. Lennox King. Aliss Finch, Aliss Nicholson, Airs. R. H. Pollock, Mrs. R. Laurie, Airs. O. V. Angwin, Aliss Orchiston.

Dance Evening

MUNICIPAL OFFICERS' SOCIAL CLUB HOLDS SECOND SOCIAL OF SEASON

ENJOYABLE ITEMS

The concert chamber of the Town Hall was very prettily decorated last evening for the second social of the year held by the Auckland Municipal Officers’ Social Club. Blue and white streamers formed a canopy overhead, and flowering cyclamen and primulas made gay splashes of colour on the stage among the green of ferns, palms and bamboo foliage. Some very enjoyable items were given between the dances, including selections played by the Orphans’ Club Orchestra, under the baton of Mr. Harold Baxter, a recitation by Miss O. Gilbertson and a cornet solo played by Air. A. JL Webb. Birtley’s Band supplied an excellent programme of dance tunes. Among those present were the Mayoress, Airs. A. U. Campbell, who was gowned in rose flowered chiffon, with ivory embroidered shawl; Aliss Alice lias ten, who wore gentian blue georgette with platinum grey embossed coatee. Mrs. C. F. Fowler, green georgette and lace; Alls. T. Frost, pule green georgette and taffeta; Airs. 11. F. Law, lime green and gold floral georgette; Mrs. H. D. Crawford, powder blue taffeta; Airs. S. Anderson, rose crepe do chine and silver lace; Airs. M 11. I* ay. ry.-h.im-n taffeta; Mrs. Malt England, lime green satin; Mrs: J. Tyler, black moire ring velvet; -Mrs. T. W. M. Ashby, peach crepe de chine; Mrs. <l. Illingworth, black and white marocain; Mrs. C. It. Rodgers, burgundy red velvet with gold sequin trimmings; Airs. A. L. Forsyth, white satin beau to . Mrs. Lisson, bois de rose silk with silver lace; Mrs. Wedgwood, peach silk; Mrs. R W. Bender, airforce blue chenille georgette; Mrs. Walter Ale Laron, velvet trimmed with georgette; Mrs. L. McCarthy, rose mist satin and diament.-; Airs. Dimerv, jade moire, ankle-length; Mrs. A. G. Taylor, cherry crepe de chine; Mrs. it. Fulton, blue lace; Airs. E. E. s■ 11 1 ankh'-l. noth uowu of black taffeta and net; Mrs. J. 1\ Lornie. black satin beaute. Miss Margaret McHugh (Rawene), who chose pale pink, french lace Aliss R. Gillette. white velvet with scarlet taffeta and hip bow; Miss P. E. Mayson. primrose georgette: Aliss Mollie Butler, white taffeta, embroidered with diamente: Miss AI. McKay, pale green taffeta; Aliss AI. Davey, beige georgette, and lace with bridge coat to tone; Aliss Joy Walsh, crushed strawberry georgette; Aliss Marion Jack, old rose lame and lace; Miss Burnett, oriental lame corsage with peach satin amuro skirt; Miss A. Ilea Ihan, green taffeta; Miss Ella Collins, eau do nil georgette with tinsel coatee; Miss Pearl Dix. corsage of embossed georgette with petnlled skirt relieved with silver; Aliss Vi Williams (Paliiatua), floral ninon: Aliss AI. Gordon, peach georgette, period frock: Aliss Wyatt, green georgette; Aliss R. Ren wick, bois de rose georgette and laco trimmed coatee; Miss C. Wheeler, black ninon and gold lace; Aliss V. C. Walker, flame satin with rhinestone trimming and uneven hem; Miss F. Dickens, cherry georgette; Aliss E. Lynch, ciel blue satin beaute; Miss Marjorie Hurrey, blue shot taffeta; Aliss Belle Heaton, gold lame and floral tulle frills; Aliss L. Ilea ton, green taffeta and georgette; Miss Dot Wheeler, ciel blue satin; Aliss Beta Roberts, daffodil satin; Aliss Jean McLaren, pink beaded georgette; Aliss Klva Baddeley. green taffeta; Aliss D. O’Connor, flame georgette; Aliss K. Christie, cyclamen taffeta and silver; Miss Joyce Howard, rose lace and bridge coat to tone: Aliss 11. A. Taylor, black georgette with diamente trimmings; Miss D. Murdoch, ciel blue satin and georgette; Miss K. Collins, flame moire silk taffeta with uneven hem; Aliss J. AlcCormack, green georgette and gold brocade; Miss E. Green, cherry velvet and chenille appliqued bridge coat: ATiss G. Butler, spring green velvet; ATiss .T. ATaddigan, pink georgette; ATiss Shackleton, peach embossed georgette and lace.

GREAT BARRIER PARTY

RESIDENTS ARRANGE FAREWELL EVENING FOR BRIDE TO BE A most enjoyable farewell and gift evening was given by Mrs. Murray, of Whangapara, Great Barrier, in honour of Miss Beteridge, who is shortly to be married. The hall was artistically decorated with silk streamers and balloons. There was a large number of guests present from all parts of the island. Airs. Alurray received her guests wearing a frock of black satin, anti Miss Beteridge wore a, frock of niie green taffeta and silver lace. Among those present were: Airs. Beteridge, who wore black silk georgette; Airs. Ivan Alurray, blue taffeta and silver lace; Airs. J. Alurray, brown ring velvet; Airs. Pollard, cream lace frock; Mrs Dare, black lace frock, Airs. Sanderson, black georgette, with fawn trimming; Mrs. Giltman, pink crepe do chine; Mrs. Droplick, blue crepe de chine, relieved with‘cream: AIrS. Yelieh ich, pink crepe de chine; Mrs. Carlston, sen., black satin beaute; Airs. AI. Carlston, apricot silk georgette; Airs. George, apricot frilled taffeta; Airs. Davidson, grey frock with gold coatee; Airs. Fleming, pink silk; Mrs. Bates, black floral ninon. Airs Dibble, ivory beaded georgette; Mrs. Leitz, powder-blue satin. Mrs. Nathan in cream and black frock: Miss At. Beteridge, rose satin beaute; Aliss A Bush, blue crepe de chine: Aliss P Bush, figured silk georgette, Aliss AT. Bush, grey crepe de chine and diamente trimming: Aliss Walker, scarlet silk georgette; Aliss Allen, coral pink silk and lace; Miss Dare, blue crepe de chine. Miss I Sanderson, powder-blue and silver lace; Miss N. Sanderson, blue silk taffeta.; Aliss P. Sanderson, white embossed satin; Miss Bone, cream satin; Mrs. Patterson, floral chiffon in tones of amber and rose; Miss Pollard, cameo pink velvet: Miss • AI. Bone, ciel blue georgette; ATiss Linsey, green chenille silk; ALiss Dibble, coral pink lace; Miss Nathan, blue floral crepe de chine; Aliss Hemerich, black crepe de chine.

AN ENGAGEMENT

The engagement is announced of Evelyn Leslie, second daughter of Mr. and Airs. E. F. Sliadbolt, of Blockhouse Bay, Auckland, to Norman Stanley, second son of Air. and Mrs. A. Lovegrove. of Victoria Street, Hamilton.