GIFTS ACKNOWLEDGED
The matron of the Red Cross lloni?. Hobson Street, desires to acknowledge with sincere thanks the following gifts received during March: — Flowers: Misses Poole. Greensill, Mesdames C. James and Atkinson. Fruit: Mrs. Goggin. Miss Thompson. Old linen: St. Paul's Rangers, Mrs. Wood. Books and magazines: Mrs. Good. Mrs. 11. Green. Mrs. 11. Crawford. Second Church of Christ, Mrs. Flannagan. Lady Liverpool. Mushrooms: Mrs. Goggin, Mr. T. Cole. Miss O’Brien. Easter gifts: Cakes. Mrs. Eielielbtium; ham, Mr. Reeves; cheese. Mr. .1. Steele.
Not for years has fashion been so generous in the way of dramatic lines and interesting backs for the formal evening gown. Agnes Samson. Customhouse Quay, shows exquisite models for lhe debutante —a cream satin frock of lite Empress Josephine period has all the romantic ebarm of pull sleeves, slender high-waisted bodice, and wide belt with a draped effect. A second frock is of ivory chiffon with yards and yards of filmy skirt cascading at. the back and a bodice of line looped bead fringe. For those who prefer a coloured frock, one would suggest a pencil pink ninon which has narrow frills of matching poult put on in groups, and a waist-length coatee of poult crossing In front and finishing in n bow at the side. —Advt.
WOODS' Gltl'lA'l* PEI’I'EII.MINT CUKE - For Influenza, Colds.—Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 172, 16 April 1932, Page 6
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