DUNEDIN.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume V, Issue 45, 8 November 1890, Page 15

DUNEDIN.

Deab Bee, Uctobk* 25- • I take up my jen.' a- Biddy would -ay. and write before a blazing fit*. «rutside a dismal wind is*moaning up ami down the street-, playing i.ide-and seek at the comer*, falhng inu» rej*<.«oe micuxe. aa-i xbe &e\i. «heo, nuxle e%erv: i* Aying in iineexi □*. '•* - - • eeK we hjui '■r.->w . aixi Are *•?» . y laying on ■•d*:ne pretty dainty iuer fineries, ax. i ringing •■•. u aguin the fix! ulster au'i thick There a* really * ranch a*: » about n-.thing,' If ix would • -nly rain hard an i fill up all the tank* no one vouM murmur; box there U a terrible a>*ut very little. The boii lay wa* aH.ax a» c*L«uxraxy in j -r.: : - ' r* e' . -1: . •_. .- - - - .;. <.: Tahnna I'ark. and made the kin-*ly canii-’L ike c-»n--xained loxbepublic—not tom oibe *an«ihilk sumxmdizu: ■ ■- : sax there wox.-: have beea ’<• court fever az*. : ague and <n<>ien death. The <»overnor good es»ugh to go with hi* - •’ - - - - - : • : _ ...- • - ■ ' * By way <•: p&ssng I i. ay menxi-n xLax* :x-- Govem-.c has taken a • ".vj- :.- .* :..-r • * at : - * ..*■'. . .-..u.t with a magnificent sea -Hew, and here xi/e < •■antes* and her da-jghteis o.*aue io live in ■,-Qiet rexiremeox- But the verv f-, -t that they will ':«e i* will give pleasure I*.’ the w.’xj leameu »• *3< • e zhen. i : xeir ; re* »ti* Slav. Sow to return x-» ln the evening the anxicipa-xi-,.n* raised in tegard the • •nche*xra J >•-.» :e:y *c*bn-oerx a.- -. dance were rally realised. The inHtations were issued on CTin-*.>n invixaii”D n- -te-paier wdi 4 . _ . , ’ewering—*»:• smarx and x. vel. The secretary. Mr >y Iney M ;ir. a2v<av* manage* these thing* nicely. A* far a* ’the C'-ncert -/a.* o:ocerDe»-:everythingw-a*exceLiem.ibemu*:e feinj - -f t,.e rr»t quality, and the hall looked lovely. It was the Garrison Hall, and was turned into ar. immense ■: rawing-room, draped artistically from the gallery to the fl-v-r with emnson eunains caught witg Japanese fan-, and in front of the -tage. to ’ the level of the halL the T - -.- -Ire: n: ye'.l ■ . : f-uly 10-xe: lovely in the .'is’-..gt ga»e f-.rtb a de :..e. Onea iftlsestage nere large vases filled with : grass. A esgiet : rere: : ■ ■ msieAi of the regu.ar o>ncert seats. and easv chair* were scattered a>:»QU in which the visitor* lounged at their ease. During the interval we Jesre® re. to the refresh ment-r-w-ra, w:.-re de.ieaeie- --f all sorts awaited us._am; a hen we returned foun-z rhe hall r.a.: l-een 'r e: a ■ ■ I t.'.e -trains : -sei. excellent band, the I-.a was, : o arse, ■ . Hl- Exceller.sy seemed to er.; v it, -. t_• lhers. An . r.g the visitors were Misss Reyn-'-lds. with opera e.l-<ak V-ng <d r ’rey wish ii' >-ns. an-: j -wu ■ ; straw :«errv t-'«ehe: Miss R. Reynolds, wearing a 1 ng w..he opera cloak tri.-ime-l with white fur. and a ; .et:v white rr.-er-ei’-ft - H,.-. Lta silk tress, witl mynle green opera cloak trimnrei with fur: Mrs" J. H-’-rens. ■-.a.-rk e ■---,- wtir. re: r lnsr. t-era cloak : M-ss Agri. -e.:.s. ..r-.l -.- ere. -ret: M;-s R . - -r.t: t" :s ■ ;re>- t.-.:.. .e. with lark velvet; Mrs Lindo Ferguson. Mack, with very :-retry white opera cI-osk trimmed with white rat : M:-, Xfarsha.il an. Mrs Ross wore very han -me pera inks, an . Mis Fred Fin very pretty :re-s :a.e ‘ ~e : Xlr- Rannirer. prettv ■ .ae.< lace .re-- ; Mrs Finch, lack silk . Xliss Henri . nes, : retry v-hitetnhe w:.::e--pn ri-uk : Mis- Haire al. well in write, a.-a 1,.. M;-.- M e.a: XL.ssG- M s..hear. M.-s .Martin w-.-te a .".an-.. :..je ■» nite ,a.r;n - :. - - liar; ■-.- oa. . : •..'.e Mb~re . er.s r. ■ re . , < . re- ■ Mrs x .-. Ack E’Zrxrl-.rlX •* <fTa <. 7 I . L*.'. ’’rXc’'* " hire; M - K- . -■ - .. - _■ , s e.-ak : Mis-B.r:. -.a.: a : .rt.re.:-:. -.era l-.lak : Mrs T- wsey » re lack : Mis- 'V. T -ej. prettv ;.alep:nx mock, the ttin.me*: with jere.aris: Miss s’arew *r : Miss A'.exar. let I • kei we” in r>ale : ink : Mis- Dvm,ek. a Kate ’ reena way : •: k <■: tark gree:. s;lk : Miss L '. . very . ar. :re : Mis- XI !.-■ in white; M;s- Anderson w re la k tulle as Xliss X!::::. _rey grenadine: Mire \\ - rartinal , k a-. . t.; .- M-’A I .; - s,r. _• 1 re ---• t.- very sweetly aex lace reireve,; with red roses. Mre 1- .-. . ?■■:- H - :. :. - Mre-— M .M-s A M.v . Miss Spedding. Mrs Bowen. Miss D. R -re. MreGillies, Miss Ma.ir.— . ar. : XLree- Ratt-av al-■ ■ ke>: we Mrs Undo rre_;-n invited Several guests meet Mr To . per, Mr J W. < .... -. At re ■ er-o aftetn -r. tea- Miss \ ar. : and Mias ■ m--t- —n :.re:. -re : T • v : ■: years have teen entertainei. Mrs J-echr... Mr- H-ekec and M-s 1 r _■ t M •- r-tg.-r.-W asa ■- ery re.-gea "ar: . . _ .-. Miss : : were kind es tg to give some — ng, n- Mrs ' sUen usd Mra .r . - Mrs Sieve . ' . • -. 7 n*. ..: .> • - - : - ?> _ • -s7 .' TLe new company I tove dos h.a*: lime 10 yex, >*-i i: is verv g-»d. I hear—*ou>ethin£ about is r.exi week. Y•- • . . re. - -.- . - .. - u '• ■ _ I will not atu t i . •• they aJI look $«• much prenier iv y -j *ai::.->si. E seas. - ■- .- : - n.- .... xr. -r. re ■■ v - The E-.-n :*ie Xlutual Irnpr »e:.-r.t A —•'iat:--r. th-:r trier:- . ■ -. . . -: ■ . , ■ . ■ .... Dempster. Xlre.- • anre -r.. Mre- i rej:j. Mre- M K..-.: r.. and Mrs Seoular were among tboae who were admi The -r.-t. •- ~ : - . M ; ,-r. wa.- tire- re. - * -. ■ j .... : ..... <.reg.-ry ked well in nasy blue an . Mre- Jere;e l>;n. , m .a s F wing t - ‘ wa* the Mitam. 'l.- I-.:... att.ro. . green u pink , ... . -. . ■ . Miss ■ ■ .. and Mi<s Maggie were each diereed in white relieved with pink. At the Bachelor* Ball a: XL ler - Flat. Mre- E.ne in white was much admired. Mre- "’e--.;t in white was *l—• much adnsired- A g-»i many white were worn, am-*og them M:-*es <.rai.am. < . Philips and I’. H vines. M it l-i_