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Institute holds
annual dinner

Members of the Wireless
Division, held their annual dinner at

day night.
The dinner followed the
annual general meeting

Which had been held at
Latrobe during the day.
The president (Mr Reg

Emmett) and his wife, of ]

Launceston, dined with Mr
and Mrs Harry Young, of
Devonport.

Mrs Emmett’s dusty pink
gown was in halter-neck
Style, and Mrs Young chose
an old world white blouse
to wear with her chocolate
brown hostess skirt.

Mr and Mrs Ian Ellings,
of Devonport, were joined
by Mr and Mrs Greg Nople,
of Hobart and Wynyard

guests, Mr and Mrs Brian
Lord and Mr and Mrs K.
Cunningham.

Blue and mauve flowers
were scattered on Mrs El-
ings’ pale blue gown,
which had a scooped neck-
line and long frilled sleev-
es, and Mrs Lord’s green
toned floral frock was off-
Set with gold chains.

A self-bow finished the
neckline of Mrs Cunninz-
ham’s mauve and rust ton-
ed frock, and a gold neck-
lace was worn at the
rounded neckline.

Noticed sharing a table

Institute of Australia, Tasmanian
the Elimatta Hotel-Motel last Satur-

were Mr.-and Mrs Norm
Richardson and daughter
Judy. Mr and Mrs Gordon
Wood and Peter Dowd, all
of lLaunceston, and Mr
Graeme Rand of East Dev-
onport.

Mrs Enid Eyre’s flowing
pleated navy .caftan was
patterned with red flowers,
and white beads were used
for accent.

A flounced neckline and
sleeves were a feature of
Mrs Harold Hancock's
salmon pink chiffon blouse,
which she teamed with a
foral splashed hostess skirt.

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