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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
5
The eighth annual Royal Arch Ball drew District Grand Chapter members in gala dress. Sashes, cloaks and gilt insignia framed the event as Governor and Lady Chair arrived to a sweeping reception and music.
The eight evening event in the great hall featured student organizers Carson and Mr T. Flambeau and Mrs Anderson guiding guests. Attendees included Principal Paula Colcre, several faculty, and a long list of students and guests in formal blue and white attire with beaded wraps and velvet accents.
The report describes a ceremonial procession with a guard of honor for the Viceregal party, bouquets presented to a high-ranking lady, and a crowd of Masons and officers in formal attire. Numerous named attendees and a long list of participants are noted, highlighting the pageantry and social highlights of the occasion.
Tomorrow schedule lists June Cebareh and Ald Mitmoy Hospital auxiliary dance events at multiple venues including Tous Mall and Home Jetrest. A Women’s Country cine feature at 4 pm and a charity Cabernet fundraiser at Mose Yals Diminizon Convent Building Fund are planned with local groups and rooms in Prince Alfred Street morning hours.
The prose lists a gathering with guests including Mr. C F. M. Burr and Mrs. Coppes. It notes Mrs. Vincent Manley and others in elaborate dress and beadwork. The tone resembles a social column detailing attire and attendees at a secretary’s party led by J. Ford in a district grand event.
A crowded reception followed a honeymoon return as guests wore elaborate frocks and gowns. Notables include Dr. Sydney O’Mordan decorating a belped ensemble and Mrs Jack O’Riordan in a velvet frock with fringe.
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