THE HARRIERS’ BALL
The fifth annual ball of the Wellington Harriers, held last evening in St. Peter’s schoolroom, was most enjoyable, the arrangements in the hands of Mr F. Wilton, hon. secretary, assisted by a good committee, leaving nothing to ho desired. Festoons of bunting and pale blue draperies were carried from tho centrepiece in the hall to the walls, and the
shaded pink lights Trhich ivero also decorated with lycopodium gave a soft subdued light. The stago was converted into a sitting-room with decorations of palms and greenory. Alf Williams's baud supplied music. Pale pink vases of yellow narcissi set off the supper tables, and Air Hall (late H. Starr) provided an excellent supper. Some of those present wore Mrs Keilley, black satin relieved with sequins; Airs Lloyd, white embroidered Indian muslin; Airs Low, cream orepo de chine; Airs L. Cable, white charmouse with overdress of gold tissue; Airs Lamb, -white silk with pearl trimming; Miss Wyatt, heliotrope silk and gold embroidery; Aliss P. Wyatt, eau do nil silk; Miss Simpkin, heliotrope charmeuse with tunic of silver tissue; Aliss Boecker, French prey charmeuse, tunic of silver tissue; Aliss Currie (Gisborne), pale blue charmeuse; Miss Taylor, rose pink cropo do chine; Aliss P. Little, white charmeuse, tunic edged with gold; Aliss K. Wilton, white crepe de chine, tunic trimmed with silver; Aliss H. Wilton, pah. pink charmeuse, with silver fringe; Miss Cachman, cream charmeuse tunic, edged with gold-fringe; Miss R. Nathan, pale pink charmeuse. tunic edged with silh fringe, and bodice trimmed with Irish lace; Miss Ivy Nathan, v/edgewood blue charmeuse, ninon tonic; Mrs J. Fuller (jnnr.), cream charmeuse, tunic of silk net and fringe; Aliss Hill, white satin with overdress of gold spangled net; Aliss Buchan, cream satin with tunic of jewelled net; Miss D. Nathan, black velvet with gold trimmings; Aliss Bowie, white charmeuse; Aliss A. Charleswortli, pale pink silk; Aliss O. Ireland, white silk trimmed with silver; Miss Sinclair, pale blue charmeuse; Miss Forsythe, white crope do chine, jewelled net overdress; Aliss Jacobs,' pale blue tunic trimmed with gold fringe; Aliss lieuston, heliotrope charmeuse; Miss Violet Wainwright, white poplin Oriental embroidery; Miss Rowborry, black velvet with gold embroidery; Aliss Lamborg, white satin; Aliss Leathern, blade velvet, Oriental embroidery; Aliss wluto embroidered muslin; Aliss Hyor, pale pink with ninon tunic; Aliss Aiay, cream crepe de chine, sequin overdress-
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7865, 29 July 1911, Page 9
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