STREET DRESSES.

Observer, Volume 3, Issue 55, 1 October 1881, Page 40

STREET DRESSES.

— Mrs Blooinfield (Parnell) : dress of navy blue velvet trimmed with, stamped navy blue satin and blue cords. — Miss Burt : lavender dress with jacket bodice and tablier ; scraper and hat of a darker shade of mauve. — Miss Mulgan wears a Mother Hubbard jacket resembling those worn by the Misses "Whitaker. — Miss Katie Isaacs : dress of grey biege, with polonaise, trimmed with red velvet ; grey hat trimmed with red velvet and grey feathers. — Miss Fenton : dress of grey tweed, polonaise with revers of crimson satin, laced across tb_e front with cords ; black hat. — Miss GS-. Leech has a very pretty cinnamon costume made with tight fitting sleeveless jacket ; hat to match. — There was a stylish dress in Queen-street consisting of brown velveteen with brown silk and fringe. —Miss Mabel Fairburn : dress of ivory cashmere, made jersey costume, with deep kilting, and sash, laced up the back with red cord ; red scraper. — Miss Eva G-eorge : dress" of grey biege with. Mother Hubbard sleeves, the bodice guaged in a round, gathered at the waist in front, and worn with a belt, trimmed with grey silk and fringe to match ; black hat.

— Trade Mabk, Waitham, Mass. — The American "Watch Company, of Waltham, Massachusetts, "U.S.A., hereby give notice tliat tneif Trade Mark " Waltham, Mass." is now registered in the Australian Colonies of Victoria, New South Wales, and New Zealand. Proceedings will be taken against any person copying or imitating same, or any vendors selling or offering for sale watches bearing colourable imitations or in any way infringing our rights.— American Watch. Company, Waltham, Mass.