THE BALL OF THE SEASON
CONFERENCE GUESTS AT DEVONSHIRE HOUSE. A PAIKYLAND OF LOVELINESS. PEOM Otm LADV CORRESPONDENT. LONDON, June 2. The hall that is acclaimed on all sides the giaudesf and most important of the present brilliant season took place on Wednesday night, when the Duchess ox Devonshire (Mistress of the Robes) gave a splendid hall at Devonshire t House, preceded by a dinner at which her Majesty the Queen was present. Both the King and Queen intended to have attended tho ball, but were absent
A CHAEMING NEGLIGEE. Japanese crepe is the fabric suggested for the fashioning of this _ delightfully simple negligee, and a design of white and pale yellow flowers, on a pale green ground, and with the binding, the cuffs, collars., and belt of black satin, would prove fascinating. The only fastening is made by a hook under the buckle, and the pattern consists of four pieces: Two yards of 44-inch material should bo allowed.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7850, 12 July 1911, Page 11
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159THE BALL OF THE SEASON New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7850, 12 July 1911, Page 11
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