THE NEW ZEALAND GRAPHIC.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XI, Issue 43, 28 October 1893, Page 356

THE NEW ZEALAND GRAPHIC.

son. pale green gown, small hat; Mrs Balfour, fawn gown, small bonnet with salmon pink bows; Mrs Logan, grey checked tweed gown, white sailor hat with black band ; Mis-, Logan, bright pink gingham gown, white sailor hat; Miss Williams, white gown, black net hat ; Miss Holroyd. white drill costume, poke hat: Miss Gertrude Williams, dark skirt, light blouse, sailor hat: Miss Green, white gown, pale blue waistcoat, white hat; Miss Studholme (Christchurch), dark skirt, white blouse, white sailor hat ; Miss Lascelles, grey skirt, bright pink blouse, white* sailor hat ; M iss Russell, delaine gown, large w’hite hat with pink roses and white feathers ; Miss Cara Russell, heliotrope delaine gown, large whi'e hat with pink roses and white leathers; Miss Johnston. light gingham, with yellow’ silk cross over in front of bodice, white straw hat: Miss Inglis, light gown, with pale blue crossoversilk on bodice, white hat with flowers; Miss St. Hill, faw’n gown, white hat with flowers; Miss Tipping, fleshcoloured gown trimmed with black ribbon velvet, black hat; Miss Luckie, navy gown, black velvet hat: Misses Patterson (two), pale grey gowns, white hats with white feathers: Miss Mildred Nelson, dark figured gown with three skirts, each trimmed with green braid, black hat with flowers; Mrs Fred Nelson wore a very stylish black gown with white trimmings to the waist, thy bonnet; Mrs Braithwaite, blue figured gown, black hat; Miss Edwards, grey gown, small hat with flowers; Mrs E. Tanner and Miss Miller wore their riding habits: Mrs Leslie Allan wore a pretty I’ght gown, and hat to m itch ; Mrs Lysnar (Gisborne) wore navy blue, a black flat hat with pink flowers and black velvet strings. Mrs Willie Chambers (Gisborne) is at present at Te Mata, stopping with Mrs Chambers. Miss Holroyd is staying with Mrs Fitzroy. The ‘CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE* was played here to a crowded house. Very few of the ladies wore evening dress, but I noticed the Misses Russell looking very cool and nice in white Liberty silk gowns. During the performance several good local hits were effected, which seemed to tickle the audience immensely. Miss Hitchings looked very nice as Serpolette. Mrs Sheath <ang and acted charmingly. The next exei ement is the children’s plain and fancy dress dance at the Heretaunga School. COOKERY. Some Hastings ladies went to N inier where a number were attending Miss Wardrop’s cookery lectures. The lectures are most interesting, and should prove very useful to my lady friends. Dolly.