AFTERNOON TEA
A very enjoyable afternoon tea was given by Mrs. Spencer Freeman, at her mother’s home—Mrs. Miller’s—in Tomoana road on Thursday, for Mrs. W. Baurnschmidt, junr. The drawing-room was decorated very beautifully with masses of vivid cannas in brass jars, and miniature sunflowers, and African marigolds. Mrs. Freeman wore a very sweet floral ninon frock in rose and black over apple green. Mrs. Bauernschmidt looked very unusual in a charming mauve georgette frock, with mauve shoes to match it, and a picture hat. Miss Meller wore a very charming chenille embossed frock in gold and red. over black crepe-de-chine. During the afternoon Mrs. Baiiorn. schmidt entertained everyone with a most delightful little talk on “Life at the Movies.” her clear enunciation and clever descriptions pleasing nil who were present. The guests were: Mrs. Pratt, Mrs C. Spinney, All's. F. Douglas, .Mrs. McCaw. Mrs. de Lisle. Mrs. T.clicvre, Mrs. Tosswill. Mrs. Landels. Mrs. Candy, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Harris. Mrs. (Dr.) Johnson. Mrs. Wood. Mrs Hull Mrs. Jackson Mrs. tach, Mrs. Hockett, Mrs. Cummin, Mrs. Lend, junr.. Mr«. Ernest Cuuper. Mrs. McGregor. Misses J. Beamish, K. Dun can I'fliinterrillc), Landels. Candy, Symes (2). McGregor mid others.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 64, 2 March 1929, Page 10
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