Rabaul Social Doings

Prom Our Own Correspondent

Rabaul, Feb. 6.

i T the opening of the new clubhouse II of the Rabaul Women’s Club, five debutantes were presented to His onour, the Administrator and Mrs. urray.

The five debutantes were Miss Valerie mge, fair and elegant in a gown of gandie and lace; Miss Dorothy William n, glamorous in white organdie draped f one shoulder; Miss Faye Rundagle, in ravishing frock of white net, with a ige trailing sash tied and draped at the ick of the frock in a bustle effect; Miss icqueline Palmer, in a lovely frock of oderie anglaise, also off the shoulder: id finally Miss Diana Coote in a beauti .l gown of organdie, the off-the-shoulder dice edged with hand made flowers of e same material.

The President of the Club, Mrs. Mildred

Costello, presented the debutantes.

Pink and white was the Debutante’s Cake topped with a small doll dressed as a Debutante. The cake was a lovely creation of which it seemed sacrilege to The Debutante Doll was presented to Mrs. Murray as a memento of the occasion.

ON January 30, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jamieson, Miss Lorna

Hartely was married to Mr. Harry Phillips. Both were of the Rabaul staff of Burns Philp and Co., and formerly of Port Moresby. The bride and her bridesmaid wore floral, street-length frocks.

Miss Valerie Lange, also of the Burns Philp staff, was bridesmaid; best man was Mr. Bill Reynolds of Keravat.

The couple left by Qantas Airways for a southern honeymoon.