WHATAWHAT.

Observer, Volume XXIV, Issue 29, 26 March 1904, Page 21

WHATAWHAT.

TBE young ladies o* Whatawhata were ; reWar<|ed -:. with; fine ■ we;ather for their leap year. ball; which waß a pronounced success. The-music was supplied- by Mr Bosworth, and. Misses Bruce and Kempthorne carried out their duties as MCJ/s admirably. The ladies' dresses were much admired. The most noticeable amongst them were :-*-Mrs -Tattbn, black evening dress with bine chiffon trimmings; Mrs Mc&olof, blue silk dress ; Mrs Storey, white: Mrs Hunt, blue : Miss Bosworth, amber evening dress finished with white chiffon-; Miss Corcoran, terra cotta evening. <li ere. daintily trimmed with white ribbon and flowers ; Miss Mack, black evening dues. jet trimmings; Miss; Geach, cteam figured muslin evening dress : Miss Magner, pretty cream muslin dress ; Miss B. Bruce, blue with white trimmings :. her sister was dainty in pink with white insertions ; Miss Wilson, pink silk blousf\ black skirt ; Miss Corboy. nice white dress ; Miss Poynter, white dress, crimson sash ; Miss KemDthorne, white with blue ribbons; Miss Higginson, white * ilk blouse, black skirt ; Miss Laxon, blao ; her sister wore a white dress :. Miss Smith, pale blue muslin dress...C C was payine great attention •to the little flrl in white...W B had a good time with Miss B. But what will the Hamilton lady say ?...W S and A W are about to tie the knot...J M was all smiles when dancing with EB. But no show. J. .E S and E L seemed happy in that waltz... What price R L and the dark girl in the lovers' nook 7...W M. r»< ill pays attention to Miss M. To in and wiu, W... A P seemed quite crestfallen at the ap-. pearance of P M, who aas it all hia own way with M 8... The girls j*ere tJciised *o see T L once more among them, a' d J B enjoyed a quiet talk for old time's sake.