LATE MRS. C. A. CHAPMAN

Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 83, 7 April 1936, Page 19

LATE MRS. C. A. CHAPMAN

"Mrs. Chapman was prominently connected with many of the social welfare institutions of this district," said the Mayor of Lower Hult (Mr. J. W. Andrews) at the council meeting last evening, when moving 3 vote of sympathy with the. relatives of the late Mrs. G. A. Chapman. She had been president of the Plunket Society,1 and was always willing to help various causes. The motion was carried, those present standing in silence. |

cake with her name on it fpr each of the debutantes.

Both debutantes were in charming frqcks Qf ivqry moire poujte taffetas, and each wore a wreath of gardenias in. hep hair. The Victorian influence was discernible in the gg.wn warn by Miss. Actpn-.A4a.mg. * The bgdice was tight-fitting and the skirt tjpuffanted from, the waistline. Miss Fell's, gpwn was rucked tightly to the knees and flowed into a full skirt.

■'lyirS' Acton-Adams wore a navy blue: tu.lle, cape over lisp gown of navy blue" and ..pink floral taffetas. Mrs. fell's .-go.wn vwa.s Pf PJd gold reversible Sfttity.wt on; the new Grecian lines.

1 Mrs, Aeton-Adapis's house party included" Miss' ijorna piundell (Canterbury), .Miss Barbara Kebbell (Masterton),' Jsss. Mary Monro (Blenheim), Miss.Gfladys Aqton-Adams, and Messrs. Ifumphrey Acton-Adam's (Kaikoura) and Hugh Adams (Blenheim),