DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 5802, 20 January 1906, Page 9

DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

niKfii FlMvounr.s and them: FROCKS. CRICK!'.T AM) ( RITICISM. THK DOFBLE COLLAR OO'iAII !>. A tin.- Fr:<l:iy i.i.-l S..t:ir.!.i>' .i. ■ On-.tt '.villi' Ttu- H'jiiirin;''. .tmii'iv, ! BitbmWii.r; ;u..i <;r:. 1.--':hi: irai-nuts. On an*! St'iii'l-:' lar;n* ciiiv. '■ - J'lliMih! ill tin- l.’ai-iM Ri'-lv.'^l" Aiii'kl'aii'l v" VO-liin/;..!.. t.i.-h ■ ■li.- i.niv.il an, tm'.mr < i t«-« iiumln ■■! nih- To ■■!i:in‘. It i.* I In (vtnilcr i,n tin- i..i t tiiat ‘itn mil 11.I'.i'iii. mid v<■ i■ .itii<■ -i'X 1 -11 1 ' ,--i m/nii.iiat ivnly littlo nf tin , mic.-m: ..ml m.t.1.--.(mi't. 1 li-.i;- I li.it nil' kiinxl.l!".- <d tillI'mnc nn fiirilnT iii.ni * li.it- <n f R" r.mudiiv Fli/.aln-t Ii -;>};• ■■ Tli-n ■ Kim' ’> -[. mt'l :d‘ *»>.- v. • .n ..m '.a ...m.. lii'H.-Ou.. K„-l. 'if '.' r.. 1 ,. / .'.nn -alki'd !v ~f I.' .hi 1 - I'-’idi'-. mid vorla-nmrl •: <■ ! •-iyp; s»- .-x----|,r.'>',ina.'i i11,.1. imaii*■ In: !'vullivalid frii rni, rniii r dnpn vft! in eiin'-i'-.Mi'.n, of lonr.i', "i r.' Uif preilon.i.inn' fii. tor of til.' cro'.vd, and mnn in nnit.i [.m-.-nt a wry drali and nnin-liT-i'-tim: a|i|i'Mi'.inii'. Tln-rc in a drn.u.v .ilmnl v.i::U f;i oni'.i|iln'is tvonn. ■■-ill tli.-ir ■•uintnni and v.Ttirul r.-ln-I. to say ol lln* innnotony of 1 ini r Vint Jj.-n. As a unit, 'lll.lll ill hi' nrido” in a vary imp:"* -mv(' linino; lint l.alinn in a nnifinni of sniin- liindl In' r:iri-lv jtt t, .1 inn to 11 ■ * In-ail'nnl. linn'' ;I"n'!j,ir 0, ''U'-'Ul.’.iv p'lprT**') ‘'"♦•x to Iwr.'lit on up lu.itUr.i *i htih-. It..',',' ;.rnl,ifvim'. i> i- to !:uov.' tiiat our wx idotin is all.olninly adamautinn in io imp. rvn.n-, xil.ilit y ' I. mnn nnnii th.i lion. G, ,1 Kii>« •>'' '"’’l his n- Ml hat nd of ronUnn and sntnndinai lon. ivli.n tlmii should In- Ijir port ion of immnt. ddn iminau.'' Inn linn's t int re, surely 1 jnt.lu.rto vvn havn limn la».olIc«I tinUln. 'lair-hraimsl. t houi'.lil l'’w. 0 mntnmi.tnon.dv allnunl tlm prtvi- ' s.-r 0 «,f cirtn f, jn rr mir inimK: this we ti.i'vn l.onm Jalndy. and liavn Horn- on for anons of tinm- it now apiu-nr-s—----ill tr nttnrlv nnat-ln to l.n rhaimcM, am a:. happy m «... In'. Truly - t mar. -A'O •• thank l.lmn i«r that word. a Ifaii.nl .sj.no to jm'cmnnt.'' wirniy. I m.v.lisrsl! How nharnnnßly sounds thn wort I in our tired city nars. It has nnito a whilf of I’rrehncss: primitive, and pool leal it rounds. and brings with it thn aroma of unsullud days and ivivs AVo am, aft nr all. and have ncnti sinisV thn very li.' K .nninK. the practical nxrnments of "tlm “ Sirapln Rifn," that 'ho poor, blind. ('.hatißnabln. iliokcimK. Uinnmatograph man is striving to K<tt back to. . To return to rbilfons. The hncimss of the weather for thn match cnconr,. K cd UlO wearinß of summer clothes, amt sumo pretty toilettes wore to bo seem In the grandstand two <tark ssmt l looked very pictitrewpio in gowns wl.tyii blended well together. Another girl wore a pre.tty pink munlm. with a la n edg'd lichn. and a charming hat tb;u looked like a pink poppy. “ l ' r s,s ‘ < ’ r d««s was in the mime mode-. hi t of a champagne colour, with spots n ■ A verv pretty hat. the cro« n 01 'mm was composed of circular rows 01 cr . Paris lacc. and ronmi it a niching o, pnlo blue cbiilon, was worn with a cream voile dress. Mon will bo -sorry to hear that, O ikmble-coUar. so com ofta do . < tH lovetl >f all U duomtd. It is <>nlj to lm worn with either frock-coat*.— wlnch m-e rarclv worn at all here-or tweidm u may not appear wiblj nr it has hi *. u , stalled by tho tad single colla.. .u d •Ust vo. landsmen. winch has the points’ turmsl back in qmte the style >an old by-gono fashion. Hio points are not so triangular and prccno. per\iaps. ius of yoro. Iml other"' lM> V\° nc * r rollar is verv much HUo tho old one. The latest tics for men are made ol , tr l[js of huckaback enibroidoud, 11 various conventional patterns in silk. Theso ties are quickly and easily ma'-h'-ami their building terms a pleasant, pastime for tmoccupted moments. Ihev wch well, ami provided that the stlk ,J«! is of tho b.'St quality, they wear oven hotter. wise sinters and wives can check any undue exuberance in the colour solicme of their relatives ties iiy jimicnting them with one of thc<sc natty tittle a flairs. . Cuba street baa sounded tho tocsin ol tho Bummer sales. lam mire the stitnincr itself, jmlging by samples up to lie present dab—with the exception or last week, of course —would bo auctioned olf very cheaply indeed! However, Wellington is not tho only sutferer in j tbis respect, as a similar talo of woo rises from every part e? fko colony. , Many cheap etceteras and "itnconsKlered triflerf* may be picked up at these | ‘ immuier sales" if one has tho physical endura 1100 and detenninntion nocotstary i to secure an entrance into theiso overpopulated oontrts. Horo is an anuising spocuucn of, medical "anectiotage." concoming _ tho [ humours of telephonic communications. J Two or three mornings a week, at tho j ’witching hour of II a.m.. tho doctoFs : house is rung up. Haughty voioo is I hoard demanding ‘‘A pound and a half ] of pork clioptt, to 1» sent up at once.” Tircvl of saying “You’re on the wrong number,” and hoping for “pence with , honour.” the gentleman introduced a i littJo variety into his reply, by saving, in a very civil voice, “Wo - re just .sold out of chops this morning, mum." WTien this began to pall, an dthe im- ■ perativo voioo was again heard giving the familiar order, the medico said ho , didn't stock chops at all. Whereupon. Ida interlocutor asked him it Tt was not a butcher's.” "Well. I am a kind of butcher.” replied the worthy medico, "not a pork butcher though. I am a doctor”* I think on this occasion that ! the public sympathy should bo fairly divided between the poor householder who had to do without tho chops and tho ” pork ” butcher who lost his toiner’s order. Mr and Mrs Chat Gold have returned from their most enjoyable trip to the Hot Lako district. Mrs and Miss Coutie are at present the guests of ARs Bnssoll, Tinakori road. .Miss McDonnell is staying with Miss Lam. l c!i. in Hobson street, and Miss Hilda McDonnell is tho guest of Miss Harcoart. Airs Malcolm Alason and her two children are staying with Airs Costello, in ..mam. Miss Dorothv Kemp in on a visit to her brother. Mr Geoffrey Kemp, in Timaru. and will not return to Wellington till the end of the month. Air and Mrs and Miss Vera Fulton leave for Krigland the first week - n March. They will V' very much missed in 'Wellington. .SILVER DOMTS'O.