Looking Glass.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume IX, Issue 29, 16 July 1892, Page 716

Looking Glass.

At Napier: -Miss Hilda Moorhouse (Wellington), who has been staying with Mrs Willie Birch, is now on a visit to Mrs Balfour, Bankof New Zealand; Mrs Kingswell (Nelson) is staying with her daughter, Mrs Turnbull; Mr and Mrs Gerald King have returned from Waipukurau, and are living at the Criterion Hotel, at present; Mr Balfour is still laid up with influenza; Mrs Tiffin is wearing a pretty brown costume, hat to match ; Mrs Arthur Gore, black gown, boa, black felt hat turned up at sides.—***— Miss Hardwicke, of Avondale (Auckland), looks very well in the palest shade of plain grey serge cloth trimmed with brown velvet, bonnet of black richly ornamented with gold ; her sister is wear' ing a handsome green velvet, made with a corselet bodice over green silk blouse, black hat with feathers.— •*»*-■At Auckland : Mrs Herman Brown, who leaves shortly with her husband for a trip to Europe, was in town the other day wearing a very pretty dark fawn-coloured gown, and large felt hat to match, coquettishly trimmed with ostrich feathers; Mrs J. L. Wilson, Remuera, wears a stylish eiffel-colourcd gown, the bodice thickly braided with fine black braid, pretty little bonnet to match; Miss Rita Tole looks nice in a peacock blue gown with cream and gold vest, hat to correspond; Mrs J. B. Macfarlane is wearing a stylish navy blue costume, hat en suite; Miss Beale, Ponsonby, looked exceedingly pretty in seal brown, and becoming hat to match; Miss Annie Fenton (Kaipara) is in town looking very well in stylish black dress, fur collarette, mottled straw hat.