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The Record Newspaper 01 June 1950

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NO. 2,448.

THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950.

PHONE BA2837 12 Lines)

Seventy-sixth Year.

450 Hay Street, Perth. Box R1279, G.P.O., Perth.

Price Threepence,

His Grace Receives 70 Debutantes At The

Spectacular Catholic Ball The Embassy Ballroom presented a brilliant spectacle on Monday night last, when the Annual Catholic Ball took place, attended by over 1,000

people.

No fewer than 70 debutantes were presented to His Grace the Archbishop, by the president of

the N.C.G.M. (Miss Peggy O'Neill). The young ladies, in a variety of lovely gowns, presented an unforgettable picture as they swung into the graceful movements of a spectacular figure waltz.

(partnered by MAUREEN HOGAN Harry Ehlers) in all-over lace featuring old-world skirt, scolloped neckline an hemline, showing frilled net, trimmed with brier roses. MARY HODGE (partnered by Ian Bell) chose full -skirted organdie over taffeta with Broderie Anglaise bodice and large bustle bow. IV (partnered by Ray Price) chose tight fitting bodice of lace with very full skirt of net scattered with flowers of lace over taffeta. PATRICIA HORNER (partnered by Cohn Johnson) wore all-over lace, featuring round neck -line with scalloped full fitting bodice with scalloped edge, full skirt, puff sleeves. JUNE JONES (partnered by Gerald Laurence) wore old world gown of chantilly lace featuring softly draped

embroidered inset panels of tiny neckline. Fully flared skirt with pepThe Archbishop was met at with daisies lum forming, bustle effect. MARY DOYLE (partnered by fohn WilJOAN KELLY (partnered by Laurie the ballroom by Rev. Dr. E. liamson) chose a classically cut frock Gibson) chose an all-over lace frock Sullivan (diocesan chaplain to of sheer marquisette with a silver en- draped at the hemline and held by lace bodice. white roses. the Youth Movements) and crusted HELEN DUFFY (partnered by Fred MARGARET KELLY (partnered by Jim

tulle Kelly) chose a moire taffeta frock draped Mr. Harry Child (vice-presi- Rice) chose full skirted French over slipper satin with fitted silver lame in the front, and falling bustle of lace. dent of the Y.C.W.). The bodice. JUDITH LANGLEY (partnered by Kay VALERIE DUNN (partnered by Alan Jackson) chose bo-peep style lace over, Y.C.W. president (Mr. Ray Hall) chose tulle with fitted bodice and full -skirted moire taffeta and tight fit-

skirt with hand -made roses cas- ting bodice featuring draped neckline. Twoomey) announced the tiered cading from the waist ROMA LEONE (partnered by Kevin by Dene Byrne) chose Broderie Anglaise over names of the debutantes, who JEANETTE EARLE (partnered Berry) chose a bouffant tulle skirt with taffeta, full circular skirt, small orwere splendidly trained by tight -fitting silver -encrusted lace bod- gandie flowers outlining boat -shaped featuring a bertha. collar. neckline, puffed sleeves and fitted waist. Mr. John Paranthoine. Misses .ce,MARGARET FAHEY (partnered by (partnered by SHIRLEY LIDDELOW chose full skirted mar- Jim McMorrow) chose all-over lace with Thelma Mt. Tcry and Margaret Frank Thorson) bodice. appliqued quisette with silk net ruching on the skirt, over stiffCollopy (secretary and vice- PATRICIA FEES (partnered by Fred ened taffeta. wore fitted lace top with roundby MARGARET LYDDY (partnered president of the N.C.G.M.) Frank) ed neck line with lace and tulle Robert Shearman) chose full skirt of panels in full skirt, puff sleeves. lace and tulle over taffeta, fitted bodice made up the official party. and puffed sleeves. FELTON (partnered by Johnny

JUDITH of lace, square neck The debutantes, who were Gaunt) chose full -skirted French mar(partnered by Ron BETTY LYNCH quisette and lace over taffeta. Shaw) chose an old-world crinoline presented, were:KATHLEEN FRANKLYN (partnered by styled gown of taffeta, fashioned with

chose frock of white a tight fitting bodice inset with or(partnered by Lee Jerry Franklyn) satin with fitting bodice with ganza. all-over lace gown slipper full peg -top skirt. and cape collar McCLEMENTS (partnered by featuring full circular skirt and flowers CHARLENE FUDGER (partnered by Des Hitchcock) chose tight fitting lace clustered to form attractive bustle. hocked in slipper bodice with sweetheart neckline, puffed (partnered by Raymond Carr) Was MARGARET BROWN panel of dainty lace, sleeves and full tulle skirt with insets Jim Leahy) wore a full-skirted frock of satin, with a front of lace and frills. a pretty lace collar Broderie Anglais, with tilted bodice. The and MAUREEN McKITTRICK (partnered by LAUREL DE GARIS (partnered by neckline featured a fichu collar. Rhodes) chose a full skirted Tulle Terry Bourke) chose charming old-world GLORIA CARR (partnered by Laurie Brian over satin, appliqued with satin frock on antique moire featuring full Lynch) chose a model picture gown frock skirt and fitting bodice with draped flowers. with billowing tulle skirt, bodice of BETTY GOERKE (partnered by Vic. bertha. French Chantilly lace, featuring a dou- Fitzgerald) wore a model gown in garnPATRICIA McMAHON (partnered by ble bustle. over and lace ered tiers of georgette William Whitehead) chose a gown of MARGARET COLLIER (partnered by K. satin. Bodice displaying off -shoulder all-over forget-me-not lace over taffeta. O'Donnell) chose lace over slipper draped neckline. Finished with exLYNETTE MELVIN (partnered by Brian satin. quisite hand beaded motifs. Williams) chose full skirted embossed (partnered by COFFEY PATRICIA (partnered by Bob marquisette over taffeta with off -the MARY GREEP skirt a full tulle Kerman) chose Brian Firth) favoured a fitted lace bodice with shoulder effect, shirred corsage and topped with a shirred bodice and a -fichu neckline and bouffant tulle skirt bustle bow. square neckline edged with flowers. caught with tiny satin bows at intervals NOREEN MAGEE (partnered by John DEVLIN (partnered by Ted around the hemline. MAE Magee) chose full skirted satin striped chose off -the -shoulder lace Browne) moire taffeta, with fitted bodice and by (partnered HARMAN MAUREEN frock featuring draped.skirt over bouf- Bernard Fraser) favoured all over lace bertha collar. fant silk net. PATRICIA NOLAN (partnered by Brian bodice with a full silk net skirt over 'Kelly) wore full -skirted net -over taffeta OLIVE DILLON (partnered by Dennis taffeta. Lynch) wore a bouffant tulle frock with finished with bustle and white-velvet DOROTHY PURKISS (partnered by Jack CONSTANCE HASTIE (partnered by Adamson) chose a full skirted printed a bertha collar and insertions of lace in Cohn Proud) wore a gown of poult rosettes. the skirt. NORMA NEWPORT (partnered by Ross organdie frock. A straight bodice and taffeta and French lace forming tight MAUREEN DONOVAN (portrayed by fitting bodice, lace fichu and panelled Filear) chose a full -skirted gown of sweetheart neckline. Jerry Donovan) wore a full skirted Moire skirt. SHIRLEY QUARTERMAINE (partnered Broderie Anglaise over satin, featuring Laurie Smith) wore figured organdie Faille Taffeta, with wide Bertha collar, GWLENYS HAYES (partnered by Ray a scalloped bertha collar and matching by over taffeta, off shoulder neckline, fitbuttoned at back, finished with small David) favoured full marquisette skirt, waistline effect. by (partnered bow at waist. O'SULLIVAN ting bodice with basque in front, formMAUREEN with velvet top and peplum. RITA DOHERTY (partnered by Don Bruce Truscott) chose chantilly lace ing bustle at back, full skirt. MARGARET HERON (partnered by bodice and pinafore over layers of tulle Thomson) chose a beautiful tulle gown MARIE QUEALY (partnered by Patrick Quealy) chose full skirted organza lace trimmed and softly shirred with Bruce Robinson) chose all-over pattern- and a silver lame bustle bow. ed stiffened lace with silk panel of tiny rosettes. PATRICIA PARKER (partnered by Eric and lace frock over taffeta, with scalDENISE DOWNES (partnered by Keith French accordion pleating. Tight-fitting Anderson) chose a full skirted frock of loped face drapings on bodice and skirt bodice with fichu neckline. taffeta. and matching accessories. satin striped silk Crellin) chose full -skirted marquisette SHIRLEY

Risiley)

BARNES

chose a

Photo by courtesy of Acme Photos JOAN RINALDI (partnered by David O'Brien) wore full skirted net and lace gown, the bodice scattered with hearts of lace. MARGARET ROBERTS (partnered by Des Mighall) chose full skirted all-over lace over taffeta with sweetheart neckline and peff sleeves. ELLEN ROWLES (partnered by John McGrade) chose marquisette, the full skirt was embroidered with organza flowers, this motif was repeated on the full bertha collar. EILEEN RUTHERFORD (partnered by William Stevenson) chose a full skirted lace frock over organdie slip. NELL SHEEHAN (partnered by Desmond Heenan) chose exquisite old world gown of printed organza. Fitted bodice with unusual tiered collar effect. Posy,

pink and white tuber roses. ELIZABETH SHEEHY (partnered by Kevin Kelly) chose early Victorian style of

taffeta and lace.

JOAN.SLY (partnered by Bobby Williams) chose a bristled, full skirted lace

over taffeta, with shirred bodice, and draped off-the-ehoulder neckline of marquisette. BETTY SMITH (partnered by Horry Palmer) chose a lace frock with full skirt, over taffeta, with beaded yoke. VALMAI WARD (partnered by Ronald Whitcombe) chose a white lace yoke, topping a georgette, frock featuring tucks, fitting closely to the hipline, then falling very softly to the floor. MARGARET WATT (partnered by Gerard Barnard) chose full skirted frock of grosgrain, patterned with lame thread. CARMEL WHITE (partnered by Boyd Bellion) chose Chantilly lace over gathered slipper satin with clusters of satin roses at waist. Unusual collar falling in

cowl effect.

ANNE WILLIAMS

(partnered by Bern-

ard Fudger) chose an old-world frock of moire faille, with portrait neckline and full, flared skirt, bustled at the back.

'IMELDA WILLIAMSON (partnered by Williamson) chose embossed organdie over taffeta with fitting bodice, and full three -tiered skirt trimmed with scalloped lace and tiny flowers. MARY ZENCICH (partnered by Toni Zencich) chose a full -skirted frock of marquisette and lace bodice with boat shaped neckline finished with a frill. NANCY WILSON (partnered by Colin Dickinson) wore very full -skirted frock of Swiss needle -run lace appliqued to flounces of accordion pleated silk net. CARMEL WOODS (partnered by Eric lolly) chose full skirt of spotted net with peplum and bustle bow of lace. The bodice had sweetheart neckline.

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Photo by courtesy of Victor Penrose


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