MARLBOROUGH.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume IX, Issue 17, 23 April 1892, Page 428

MARLBOROUGH.

Dear Bee. April 6. At the cricket match Mrs Rutherford wore a very elegant flowered daik-green cambric dress, with white lace basque and skirt frills, and a fancy stiaw white hat with handsome ostrich plumes. Mrs Allen wore black cashmere, merveilleux and Maltese lace cape, bonnet trimmed with black velvet and scarlet flowers; Mrs Fell wore a far lined Rus-ian cloak, black hat with a very pretty bunch of pinks ; Mrs Younger also wore a large cloak. The day being rather chilly, I saw several people in warm wraps. Miss Mai ion Speed had on a pretty pale blue flowered cambric frock with white lace frills ; Miss Mellish, dark blue tweed; Miss (A. P.) Seymour, fawn costume; Miss Waddy, cream frock, embroidered trimming, and green velvet yoke, white hat ; Mi*s Flora Speed, gray dress, and warm blue cloth jacket ; Miss Duncan, pretty striped fawn costume, and elegant brown and gold hat; Miss M. Seymour, cream skirt and blouse, Tom tug hat and cravat ; Miss I. Seymour, white muslin skirt and blouse; Miss K. Seymour, red cambric frock; Miss M hite, flowered delaine ; Miss A. Scott, cream frock and Tom-tug ; Miss Allen, black frock, sunflower hat with yellow band ; Miss Turner (Nelson), pale brown costume, sunflower hat ; Miss Speed, cardinal cashmere ; and Miss Nora Allen, in pale blue print, white hat trimmed with white lace and pink roses. Nearly all Picton were there except a few indefatigable tennis players. Amongst the gentlemen were Messrs J W. Bvillie, A. P. Seymour (the Mayor), C. H. Seymour, Haslett, Gudgeon, Howard, R. Scott, Younger, and the Rev. Mr Aitkens besides all the players.