Lodge Dance at Manurewa

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

Lodge Dance at Manurewa

Annual Function Proves Most Enjoyable

ODDFELLOWS ENTERTAIN

Gaily-coloured streamers, entwined with a profusion of lycopodium, radiating from a circle of bright-coloured balloons, formed a canopy over the entire dance floor of the Manukau Picture Theatre on Wednesday evening, on the occasion of the ninth annual dance of the Loyal Manurewa Manchester Unity Oddfellows’ Lodge. A novelty feature was presented on tho stage in the form of a quaintlyconstructed Alaori whare. The dark green of the nikau fronds and dongas, illuminated with concealed lights, provided a picturesque setting for the Snappy Six Orchestra, who supplied an enjoyable programme of dance music. The supper tables were prettily decorated with bowls nf narcissus and violets, with streamers and Chinese lanterns overhead. Bro. H. Aitchison, N.G., extended a welcome to the large gathering, and Bro. Pitcher. G.M., presented a framed Past Grand’s emblem to Bro. D. Peebles. Among those present were: Mrs. D. Peebles, wearing a frock of orchid pink lame and satin; Airs. 11. Kilduff, sunset taffeta, with reliefs of autumn tints; Airs. P. T. Harris, black crepe de chine; Airs. C. W. Hetet, lilac satin carreau, with hip bow of tulle; Mrs. A. J*. Davies, lichen green crepe de chine and lace; Airs. F. W. Scott, in an anklelength frock <<f black 6repe de chine and gold lace; Airs. D. Donaldson, flame satin beaute and silver lace; Airs. Jenkins, sapphire blue lace frock; Airs. 11. Whitford, Brook by, silver brocaded corsage and skirt of lace; Airs. Gladden, figured ray de chine, finished with shoulder posy; Airs. J. Steel, Alas ter ton, black satin and georgette; Mrs. G Sheldon, midnight blue silk moire, with diamente trimmings; Airs. L. C. Cox, delphinium blue crepe de chine; Airs. J. Muir, black chiffon velvet, with gay shoulder posy; Airs. K. A. Beaumont, black velvet and silk net; Mrs. H. M. King, black lace frock, and floral ring velvet bridge coat; Mrs. P. Nield, sapphire blue satin beaute; Airs. Gus. Paul, black georgette, with sequin trimmings: Airs. J. Edwards, powder blue beaded georgette; Aliss L. Lupton, flame and gold taffeta, with gold trimmings; Aliss Sylvan Pegler, cornflower blue satin, with rosebud trimmings; Miss AI. Grindrod, carmine crepe de chine and embroidered lace; Miss Z. PegleV, sun glow chenille georgette and tulle; Aliss King, black ring velvet: Aliss Alma Willis, ankle-length frock of lemon taffeta and silver lace; Aliss Nield, apricot embossed georgette and bridge coat; Aliss D. Butler, lemon and gold georgette; Miss It. Sandford. Auckland, crushed rose velvet and georgette; Aliss AI. Laverty, orchid pink georgette with silver trimmings; Aliss Gladys Finlay son, almond green georgette. Aliss Kitty Newton, who wore anklelength frock of apricot taffeta and jade georgette; Miss Audrey Judkins, ivory georgette and silver lace, worn anklelength; Aliss Ivy Foubister, gold embossed lame and ivory satin; Aliss E. Speed, apricot taffeta and silk net; ATjss Eileen Kelly, coral pink crepe de chine, with gold trimmings; Aliss F. Davis, moonlight blue taffeta with stiver trimmings; Aliss Constance Gilbertson, rosepink frilled net: Aliss \ r . Francis. lavender crepe de chine and lace; Miss K. Lowe, pillarbox red georgette; Miss Lily Clotworthy, rose embossed georgette, with tiered skirt; Aliss H. Alaxwell, primrose floral taffeta and mauve silk net; Aliss G. Harris, lichen green moire taffeta, with orchid trimmings; Aliss Queen Kimber, flesh and duchess blue georgette; Aliss Pearl Kimber, frock of floral pink satin; Miss Gray, apricot crepe de chine; Aliss A. Crisp, anklelength frock of rose taffeta; Miss Pansy Postlewaite, blush rose taffeta; Aliss D. Butler, green chenille georgette with uneven hemline; Aliss Anita Nield, electric blue floral georgette; Aliss Alacdonald, beige georgette: Aliss Davis, moonlight blue taffeta; Aliss AI. Alurray, rose-pink crepe do chine, with shoulder posy to tone: Aliss B. Barnott. honey' taffeta and georgette;* Miss O. Brierly, Taumarunui. champagne lace worn over rose crepe de chine; Aliss D. Roberts, pink mdire. finished with almond green hip bow. Miss A'. Perkins, midnight blue err-pe de chine, trimmed with sequins; Miss Kathleen Grindrod, ivory embossed velvet and georgette; Aliss K. Harris, midnight blue embossed georgette; Miss Queenie Buckeridge. frock of lace worn ankle-length over flame satin. Miss AI. Finlay, in art blue georgette with handkerchief pointed skirt; Aliss N. Morgan, electric blue georgette and coffee lace; Aliss A. Baxter, salmon pink frilled net with satin corsage; Miss Halls, saxe blue silk elise; Aliss E. M. Finlay, kingfisher blue satin arid georgette; Aliss AI. Munro, Clevedon, ankle-length frock of paon blue crepe de chine and gold lace; Aliss E. Stokes, Ardmore, midnight blue crepe de chine, with tulle and sequin trimmings; Aliss J. Brigham, primrose crepe de chine, worn ankle-length; Aliss R. Harris, art blue crepe de chine, finished with shoulder posy; Aliss May’ Coss. frock of blue satin; Miss Zen a Norrie, flame crepe de chine, with diamente trimmings; Aliss 15. Coss, orchid pink lace and satin; Aliss Pook, peach taffeta, with silver trimmings; Aliss Edna Williams, forest green taffeta, with chenille georgette bridge coat; Miss lsobel Gibbons, daffodil yellow taffeta, with ring velvet bridge coat: Aliss I. G illard. vieux rose silk elise with silver lace trimmings; Miss A. Steel, Ellerslie, ivory pointed lace worn over blue crepe de chine; and finished with hip bow; Aliss E. Gillard, salmon pink crepe de chine; Aliss K. Noble, lily of the valley georgette; Miss Ruby Alcove, Tauranga, betty blu3 satin beaute; Aliss AT. Wailich, aople green georgette and lace; Miss Alary Neale, ciel blue taffeta with fi'illed skirt; Miss L. Watkins, tangarine georgette, with trimmings of gold lace: Aliss Stella Beaumont rose satin, with gold iace relief, laid shawl to tone: Aliss Z. Dick, cyclamen taffeta and tulle; Miss 1. Grav, ivorv embossed georgette, and powder blue ernbroidered shawl; Miss N. Dick, apricot taffeta and silk net; Miss O. Perkins, pale green frilled ninon; Aliss P V Saul electric blue satin beaute, with shawl to match.

WAIKATO NOTES

Airs. Guy Shaw has returned to Thames from a visit to Hamilton. Airs. H. T. Gillies is a Hamilton visitor to Rotorua. Airs. Currie, of Richmond. Nelson and her sister, Aliss Betty Cornish, of AA ellington, are at present visiting friends in Hamilton. They have been at the Chateau Tongariro. Ro“oraa AV - D " R ° SSI ° f Hamilton ’ is Miss Trix JM°nc kto n. of Hamilton. has joined the office staff of the Chateau Tongariro. PARTY FOR GUEST. Mrs. H. .T. Greenslade was hostess , a dell &htful bridge party in" the bridge room of the Lyceum Club on Ihaw Tharne^/ 01- her EUest ’ Mrs ’ Guy smart" fur?ro a ck d n \ lrS '' ShaW «n a b'S mente°orname’nts? Seorsette *“<» The other guests were Mrs. F Adams (Thames). Mr. and Mrs. F Beehan Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bremner Mre a R d icimn P Ar G ' Russell - and I- 3' S' Kemp - Mr - and Mrs. A. EneMr SS Eg‘slestonf nS " mTln r t,rL^ ved round a