AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXI, Issue XVIII, 29 October 1898, Page 569

AUCKLAND.

Dear Bee, October 2 4. The Auckland Bowling Green was formally opened last Saturday, when the attendance was very large. The pavilion was gaily deeorated with bunting and cream lilies. The afternoon tea was provided by Mrs Myers. Mrs Ross, Mrs Thomson ami Mrs Hugh Campbell. The table was daintily decorated with red poppies, yellow and blue irises, intermingled with white ox eye daisies and green ferns. A band provided excellent music. The Auckland Croquet. Club also held their opening day on this <x-ea-sion, their afternoon tea was prettily laid out in their pavilion on the opposite side of the green, the table being decorated with bum-lies of various spring flowers. The guests of both these functions intermingled with one another, so that it was impossible to distinguish one from the other. Amongst those present I noted the following:—Mrs Myers (Sunnyside), black; Miss Myers, green cloth, trimmed with velvet; Miss Et.tye Myers, sultan red flecked fancy material, red hat; Mrs Ashley Hunter, black; Miss Julia Nathan, mode grey French mousseline de soie. white picture hat; Mrs Harvey, dark green; Mrs Udy, dark skirt, brown shot blouse; Mrs Torrance, black; Miss Torrance, black: Mrs (Dr.) Scott, fawn tailor made gown, black bonnet; Miss Maud Wilkins, black costume, with cerise trimming; Miss Ring, brown, with heliotrope vest; Mrs R. O. Young, black merveilleux silk, black boninet, with azure blue bows; Nirs Herbert Thump-, son, brown; Miss Mona Thompson, green plaid; Miss K. Thompson, navy: Mrs Thompson, black and white spotted silk; Mrs Areh Taylor, violet gown, with black braid; and her sister wore grey check; Miss Trevithick, black, and her sister fawn; Mrs Hudson Williamson, beige coat and skirt; Misses Paton, black; Mrs De Montalk, grey; Mrs Cheeseman. black; Miss Cheeseman. brown; Misses Horne (two), black; Mrs James (Mount Albert), green cloth; Miss Violet James, dark skirt, peacock blouse; Mrs C. Brown, fawn costume, with absinthe green silk trimming; Mrs Rich, black silk; Mrs Ludlow Rich, brown coat ami skirt; Mrs McAndrew, navy blue; Mrs John Reed, black; Miss Ross, brown; Mrs Ross, black; Mrs Reed, black; Miss Reml, grey: Mrs Salmon, black: Miss Salmon, fawn; Mrs Edward Lewis, black; Miss Dolly Davis, navy costume, black hat. with pink roses; Miss Jessie Savage, black; Miss Kissling-, grey costume, relieved with pink: Mrs Baldwin; Misses Keinpthorne (two), dark grey tailor macle gowns; Mrs Jones, dark green, hat with magenta; Mrs Bishop, black: Mrs L. Myers, very striking costume of grey and black stripe; Miss Ledinghain, fawn: Miss M. Ledingham. green and white striped coat and skirt; Miss Sellars, fawn; Miss Leece, navy serge, red hat; Misses Ireland (two), violet costumes; Mrs MeArthur, sage green: Mrs Sydney Nathan, dark tailor made costume; Mrs A. P. Friend, navy velveteen. with black bead bugle trimming. toque eu suite; Mrs Gorrie. black; Misses Gorrie (two); Mrs W. R. Holmes; Mrs Tewsley; Mrs Charles Haines, sultan red costume, with black braid; Miss Hooper, chocolate brown shot bistre. hat. with periwinkle blue bows; and her sister, dark green; Mrs A. 11. Hooper, cornflower blue coat and skirt: Miss F. Johnstone, blue coat and skirt, with black braid; Mrs Edwards, dark skirt, violet velvet blouse, toque to match; Mrs Kissling, black silk; Miss Clapcott, black; and her sister, fawn coat and skirt.; Mrs William Coleman, grey check tailor made gown, black toque with pink roses; Mrs Cuff; Miss Dargaville, apple green coat, and skirt, white vest, toque to correspond; and her sister wore shot sky blue lustre; Mrs A. B. Donald, black silk, with V.

shape of black and white striped silk let in neck back and front, toque relieved with magenta ribixins ; Mrs Dawes, brown coat and skirt; Miss Keesing, navy serge habit; and her sister, black silk; Mrs Kingswell, black silk; Miss Binney, dark skirt, shot terre blouse; Miss 1 lurch er, navy; Mrs Beale, black silk; Mrs Biss, fawn coat and skirt, black bonnet; Mrs Dannie, dark pine green costume, with velvet trimmings; Mrs Fenwick; Miss Fenwick, black; Mrs Archer-Burton, grey coat and skirt, violet hat; Misses Connolly (two), grey and green respectively; Mrs Hugh ('ampbell, black silk, profusely trimmed with white lace; Mrs Clapcott, navy and white striped galatea; Mrs Myers, black silk; Mrs l)‘Arcy, fawn coat and skirt; Mrs Atkinson, black silk; Mrs Andrews, cream lace bodice, black silk skirt; Miss Atkinson, prune costume; and her sister wore dark skirt, pink muslin blouse; Mrs Isidor Alexander, very striking violet costume, toque en suite; Miss Alexander, stylish grey check, with bands of black lace; Miss Brodie, black mourning costume; Mr> Eraser, dark skirt, plaid red silk blouse; Mrs Re-id Bloomfield, black silk, with cape; Mrs Ireland, widow's weeds; Mrs Philip Turner; Mrs Langsford, green cloth; Mrs Duck; Mrs and Miss Reed; Miss Rattray, black mourning costume; Miss Donald, grey; Mrs Jervis, black mourning costume; Misses George, black cashmeres; Mrs Kopsh, brown; Misses Atkins. Many of the guests wore pretty bright summer muslins, which added wonderfully to the picturesque surroundings, though the wearers must have felt cold, as the. afternoon was chilly. Mrs Haslett, dark skirt, peach colour blouse; Mrs Dr. Lindsay, dark skirt, violet blouse, pink ami black hat; Mrs Dr. King, dark skirt, lavender Trilby blouse, Maltese lace front; Miss Cooper, blue grey tweed dress trimmed with jewel trimming, hat and feathers; Mrs Louis Ehrenfried. handsome mourning costume, mourning bonnet and veil; Miss Lucy Ehrenfried. fine black skirt and jacket, tailor-made, lovely pink silk vest, large picture hat trimmed with pink shot ribbon and black quills; Miss Collin (Christchurch), handsome dark blue and white dress trimmed with pale blue merveilleux silk, large picture hat, black feathers and blue flowers; Mrs Moritzson, black skirt, puce silk blouse, white sailor hat; Mrs Thornes, dark serge, black sailor hat, trimmed; Mrs Holdie, dark blur serge, green silk cape covered with black beaded net; Mrs Charles Smith, grey skirt and jacket blue silk vest, pretty brown hat. A large meeting of ladies was held last Wednesday afternoon at ‘Stadacona,’ Reniuera, the pretty residence of Mrs Ware, to discuss the project of a Ladies’ Club in Auckland. It was decided to hold a meeting in town during the month. A provisionary committee was formed to arrange date, and place, etc., for this public meeting. Amongst those present were:—Mrs C. Haines, Mrs L. D. Nathan, Mrs R. A. Carr, Mrs Robert Rose, Mrs Beatty, Mi's Morrison, Misses Gillies, .Mi's Baldwin, Mrs Condall, Mrs Minitt, Mrs Gamble, Mrs Ranson, Mrs Dignan, Miss Fenton, etc, etc. It was proposed that £1 1/ would lie the entrance fee, and subscription of £3 3/ per annum, and the club would be formed on the same lines as any gentlemen’s club. A very enjoyable ‘AT HOME' was given on Friday, 14»h ()r<ob-. r. by Mrs R. Thorpe at her residence, • Wcnhaston,' at Ellerslie, in honour of her daughter. Miss Daisy Thorpe's marriage with Mr J. Finlayson, of Dunedin. The most noticeable dresses were the following: Mrs Th »rpc black skirt, heliotrope blouse: Misa D. Thorpe, black skirt, dainty pink muslin blouse; Miss L. Thorpe, black skirt. cardinal blouse; Miss V. Thorpe, grey gown relieved with white silk; Miss Lydia Thorpe, grey tweed gown; Mrs McKinney, dark green gown; Mrs Theo. Cooper, black merv. silk, pretty flora) bonnet; Mrs Payne, fawn silk gown, creme hat; Miss Swan, navy blue costume, sailor hat; Mrs Maxfield.blackcrepoh gown; Mrs L. Eady, black skirt, stylish pink silk blouse, black velvet hat with ostrich tips; Mrs Dunwoodie, black gown prettily trimmed, black bonnet; Mrs Cleave, stylish heliotrope and black gown and hat to match; Miss

Holder, dainty heliotrope muslin; Miss Mclntyre, very pretty primrose lawn trimmed with lace, white chiffon hat; Mrs Harrison, fawn gown; Mrs T. Ferguson, stylish grey; Mrs Wall, black gown, creme lace; Miss F. Wall, fawn lustre and white silk; Miss 'l'. Wall, pretty grey gown; Mrs Good, black silk and lace, black and pink roses; Mrs Gillam, stylish green costume; Miss May Cooper, black, prettily trimmed with green, creme silk hat; Miss Brown, grey, prettily trimmed with blue silk; Miss McLean (Lyttelton), black skirt, pink silk blouse; Miss Bobb, black and white silk; Miss Barnott (Wanganui), pink and green shot silk: Mrs Page, dainty grey trimmed with white silk, white hat trimmed with wings and chiffon; Miss French, black crepon skirt, merveilleux silk blouse; Miss Butler, peacock blue costume, white vest; Miss Brume, black skirt, blue silk blouse ami creme lace; Miss B. McGee, black and green gown; Miss N. McGee, peacoek blue gown; Miss Taylor, peacock blouse and black skirt; Mrs Davis, black silk with lace trimmings; Miss T. Coffey, navy skirt, pink blouse; Miss A. Coffey, fawn costume, blue vest, sailor hat; Miss Bryan, black serge, braided, lace hat. pink roses. Musical items were very tastefully rendered by the Misses Daisy Thorpe, Brown. McLean. Coffey. Swim, May Cooper, Brume, Butler, Bobb, and Mrs Eady. Mrs B. Jackson Ross, of Sarsfieldstreet, Ponsonby, gave an ENJOYABLE PROGRESSIVE EUCHBE PABTY last Friday evening. The table was prettily decorated with old gold silk and flowers to match. The prizes were won by Miss Cooke and Mr Frazer. Amongst those present were Miss Robertson (Scotland), grey and heliotrope striped silk blouse, dark skirt; Miss E. Whitelaw, very pretty white silk blouse, dark skirt; Miss Caldwell, rose pink silk; Miss Aickin, pink crepon; Miss Nelson, dark green velvet; Miss Bees, old gold silk blouse, brown velvet skirt; Misses F. Cooke, Paterson (2), Carter, Morton, Thompson, Haven. Amongst the gentlemen were Messrs Whitelaw, Caldwell, Dawson, Slyfield, WhPe, Shaw (2), etc. There was a large gathering of friends an 1 bowlers upon the grounds of the North Shore Bowling Green on Saturday last, in response to the invitation of the Club. The grounds were gaily decorated with flags, and the Italian String Band played sweet music during the afternoon. A marquee was erected, where delicious afternoon tea was served by the ladies’ committee, consisting of Mesdames F. S. Malcolm, Eagleton, Harrison, Best and Brookes, Misses Harvey, Sibbin, Stewart, Philcox (2), and Brookes. The green was opened by Mr A. Harvey, President of the Club.

Among the ladies I noticed Miss Q. Peaeocke, in black dress, red cape, black hat, with feathers; Mrs Mynott looked very nice in stylish grey costume, Toreador hat to match; Mrs Keals, brown costume, white gem hat; Mrs Oliver Mays, black figured silk, bonnet to match; Miss Mays, black skirt, dainty black and white muslin blouse, sailor hat; Mrs Philcox, black dress, handsome black cape, black bonnet: Mrs Mason, black; Mrs Creagmile, black braided costume, hat to match; Miss Smith, navy blue skirt, light striped blouse, sailor hat; Mrs .Mitehell, pale green costume, sailor hat; Mrs Dacre, black coat and skirt, black hat, will feathers; Mrs M. McCallum, stylish black serge costume, white gem hr.t, with wings; Miss Gavey, navy blue dress, white sailor hat; Mrs Harvey, black dress, black bound, with petunia roses; Mrs Chapman, navy blue, black bonnet, with orange; Miss Waters, dainty figured muslin, black silk sash, sailor hat; Mrs Wright, black costume, black bonnet; Miss Wright, black dress, black picture hat; Miss J. Wright, black, white gem hat: Mrs Duder, black dress, fawn cape; Miss Brookes, pretty blue blouse, dark skirt, sailor hat; Mrs E. Alison, grey dress, handsome plush cape, black bonnet, with feathers; Miss Brown, black eoat and skirt, blaeiv hat, trimmed with chiffon: Mrs Harrison, black skirt, black silk blouse, sailor hat; Mrs M. Niccol, grey cosfuine, braided with black, black toque, with pink roses; Miss Dacre, navy blue dress and hat; Miss Lind, dark green dress, hat to match; Miss Honor, pretty heliotrope dress and white gem hat; Miss Duder. black coat, and skirl, red vest, black sailor hat;

Miss V. Creagmile, pretty red and white blouse, black skirt, gem hat; Mrs 11. Smith looked nice in black and gold dress, black bonnet, with pink roses; Miss Smith, blaek skirt, yellow muslin blouse, cream sailor hat; Miss D. Smith, blaek skirt, blue shower of hail muslin blouse, sailor hat; Miss E. Clarke, pale blue muslin blouse, blapk skirt, white gem hat; Mrs Capt. Syms, black skirt, blue bodice, veiled in blaek luce, blaek bonnet; Mrs Capt. Best, brown dress, brown bonnet, with touch of pale blue; Mrs Howarth looked stylish in red dress, fur boa, bonnet to match; Miss Philcox, black and heliotrope dress, black hat; Miss E. Bowden, mourning costume; Miss Langford, pretty green costume, trimmed with blaek moire, dainty lace cravat, white gem hat; Miss Thode, grass lawn over blue, trimmed with blaek ribbon and lace insertion, black hat, trimmed with feathers and chiffon; Mrs J. Mays, black coat and skirt, pink vest, toque to match; Mrs Bennett, brown tailor-made costume, sailor hat; Mrs Boylan, black dress, black toque, trimmed with daisies; Mrs Frater; Mrs Grattan, brown costume, white gem hat; Miss Morrison, all blaek, black hat; Mrs Cardno, black dress, black bonnet, with violets; Miss Cunningham, brown skirt, figured muslin blouse, sailor hat; Mrs Jack Webster, black dress, bonnet, with heliotrope; Mrs Eagleton, all blaek, sin,Hl white sailor hat; Mrs Harvey; Miss M. Harvey, navy blue skirt, pink and white muslin blouse, white sailor hat; Miss R. Fraser, green dress, trimmed with while lace, black toque, with yellow roses; Mrs Malcolm, dark green costume, pale green front, white gem hat; etc. Mrs Osmond terminated her dancing classes for the season with a most successful FANCY DBESS BALL held in the Ponsonby Hall on Tuesday, ISth inst. The hall was gaily and tastefully decorated with flag's and evergreens, Japanese umbrellas, lanterns, etc., which, together with the bright and pretty costumes of the dancers, made a scene both charming and beautiful. Burke’s band supplied perfect music. The march was very well done, and finished with the Lancers, which were danced in perfect time. It was led by Miss Minnie Oswald and Master Fred Bach, followed by over 80 pupils, who, by the freshness and variety of their dresses, made a pretty picture. Amongst the fancy dances gone through with grace and precision were the Skirt Dance, the Hussars. Cachucha, Minuet, and Gavotte, and the new dance Washington Post, all being danced in a way that showed that much pains were taken in teaching them. A large number of spectators were present, who warmly applauded the youthful performers. Mrs Osmond wore a black silk, the bodice trimmed with chiffon and moonlight beads; Mrs Calder looked well in a lovely black silk, the bodice relieved with white chiffon and lace; Mrs Bedford, a pretty black lace dress; Mrs Johnson, a handsome green silk skirt, the bodice of brocaded satin relieved with chiffon; Mrs Aubin, a blaek lace dress; Mrs Douglas, a stylish black silk finished with chiffon; Mrs Odium looked well in black brocaded satin relieved with roses; Mrs Duder, dark shirt, shot silk blouse; Mrs Crawshaw, black costnme; Mrs Connolly, black velvet and silk dress; Mrs Squirrel!. a stylish blaek dress; Mrs Rainey, a pretty brown costume: Mrs Gulliver, a handsome black merveilleux gown relieved with white; Mrs Carder, a beautiful silver and blaek silk chiffon dress trimmed with satin; Mrs Mathews, stylish black and red dress; Mrs Crawford, Mrs Littler, etc. Miss Osmond made a charming Marguerite (from ‘Faust’); Miss Minnie Oswald,a Court lady; Miss Vera Crawshaw, a little cream flower; Miss H. Johnson, Little Kate Greenaway: Miss Odium looked well as The French Maid; Miss Kate Carder, a very handsome dress, Klondyke; Miss K. Rainey looked well as a jockey; Miss May Oswald, a Gipsy Queen; Miss N. Douglas, a graceful skirt dancer; Miss Elsie Carder, a tambourine girl; Miss B. Hazard, Queen Ivy; Miss Gerty Douglas, a Buttercup (sweet); Miss E. Crawford, Red Riding Hood; Miss O. Crawford, Red White and Blue; Miss B. Devore, Romp; Miss A. Crawshaw, Tambourine Girl; Miss Connolly, a French peasant: Miss C. Bach, Gaiety Girl: Miss S. Campbell looked well as Snowball; Miss Brigham, skirt Dancer; Miss L. Connolly, Folly; Miss G. Carder, December; Miss F. Buck,

Sweet Nancy Lee; Miss I. Young, a Gipsy; Miss F. Mathews, Harlequin; Miss Earle, skirt dancer; Miss Squirrell. Queen Butterfly; Miss G. Greenhough, skirt daneer; Miss L Bell Madame Mephisto; Miss Mathewa Heronette; Miss Massey, ‘Where are you going, my pretty maid’; Miss M Mundy, Flower Girl; Miss G. Massey School Girl; Miss Eva Oswald, a Sailor o”'!’ Aliss Beid, Skirt Dancer; Miss R. Mundy. Red Riding Hood; Miss M McLeod. Good Luck; Miss L. Williams. Liberty; Miss A.Buck, a Village Belle; Miss L. Baker. Baby; Miss A. Mackenzie, Charity; Miss R. Gore, a Dancing Birl; Miss Stodart, Grecian costume; Miss R. Reid, skirt daneer; and many others. Amongst those in evening dress were: Miss Aubin, dainty green silk; Miss Carter, a stylish white figured silk, trimmed with silver; Miss Bach, white silk; Miss Campbell, a pretty cream dress relieved with red roses ; Miss Rylance looked well in a shot silk dress; Miss Hemus, pretty white dress; Miss A. Gillett looked well in a cream lace dress; Miss M. Thompson, white; Miss M. Carter, white figured silk, with silver gauze; Miss Craig,cream; Miss Merritt, white sim; Miss L. Buck, pink with satin sleeves; Miss L. Carder pretty cream dress; Miss Stuart, pale yellow; and many others. Amongst the gentlemen were: Master Jasper Calder Prince of Hilberland; Master Fred Bach. Court Page; Master W. Douglas, sailor; Master George Devore, a midshipman: Master V. Gulliver, a man-o'-warsman; Master W. McClure Garibaldi; Master B. Francis Diavolo; Master Roy Slyfield, sailor; Master Ralph McClure, Court Page; Master P. Johnson King of Knaves; Mr Barry, Turk; Mr H. Francis, Court gentleman; Messrs Connolly, Tovey, Hemus, McDonald, D. Hanna, A. Paterson. Urquhart. Campbell, Greatbach, Gwynne, A. Foster, Wilson, Rylance (2), Vaile, etc.

JUVENILE FANCY DRESS BALL. A very enjoyable Juvenile Plain and Fancy Dress Ball in connection with the Ponsonby ‘At Homes’ took place last Friday evening. The attendance was much larger than usual. The young people looked well in their varied garb—quaint, grotesque and fantastic, and a very pleasant time was spent. The supper was under the supervision of the Ladies’ Committee of the ‘At Homes,’ who had taken great pains with the floral decorations, and had loaded the table with an in ex. haustible variety of dainties. Burke’s String Band supplied the music. Mrs Devore, black evening gown; Mrs Littler, yellow satin, lovely pearl garniture; Mrs Dufaur, black and red evening dress; Mrs Hanna, black and pink gown; Mrs Aubin, black silk and lace; Mrs Hudson, lovely yellow brocaded satin, with chiffon; Mrs H. Wilson Smith, black and yellow, spray of flowers; Mrs Gulliver, black; Mrs Crawford, black, with jet; Miss Devore, yellow and creme evening dress, with chiffon and violets; Miss Lilian Devore, Dancing Girl; Miss Blanche Devore, Serpolette; Miss Katie Devore looked sweet in pink silk evening dress; Miss Mabel Douglas, charming yellow silk evening dress; Miss Nellie Douglas, Fairy Starlight; Miss Gertrude Douglas looked sweet as Cowslip; Miss Mabel Leighton, dainty nil green evening dress, with white lace; Miss Birdie Kelsher looked pretty in pink silk; Miss Mabel Hudson, eharming pink satin evening dress; Miss Fanny Hudson, lovely pale blue satin evening dress; Miss Sylvia Hudson, azure blue silk; Miss Maude Hudson, Spanish Princess; Miss Mabel Hanna made a eharming love sick maiden; Miss Effie Hanna, nil green silk evening dress, long white silk sleeves; Miss Nora Hanna, white silk evening dress; Miss J. Tye loked remarkably well as a ‘Witch;’ Miss Adele Aubin. Sea Nymph; Miss Lillie Crawshaw, Red Riding Hood; Miss Alma Crawshaw, Tambourine Girl; Miss Vera Crawshaw, evening dress; Miss Aileen Harper, evening dress; Miss Ada Davies, evening dress; Miss Ida Newell, Powder and Patches; Miss Gwennie Newell, Tambourine Girl; Miss P. Gorrie, evening dress; Miss L. Nelson, Fairy; Miss Graham looker! charming in white silk; Miss M. Graham, pink evening dress; Miss Hurndall, pretty pale pink evening dress; Miss Constance Bach, Yum Yum; Miss Gregory, evening dress; Miss Johnstone, evening dress; Miss Kate Carder looked remarkably well as Klondyke; Miss E. Percival, evening dress; Miss Olive Odium made an interesting French Maid; Miss Sara Cnmpl»ell, Pom Pom; Miss

C. Haven, evening’ dress; Miss Lucy Bell, ‘Madam’ Mephistopheles; Miss C. Bell, Modern Art; Miss Rainey, Jockey; Miss P. Metcalf, Pink and White; Miss Auriol Gittos, white silk evening dress; Miss Dorris Gittos, white silk evening dress; Miss Julia Yates, Union Steamship Company; Miss Alice Ross, evening dress; Miss Osmond, Marguerite; Miss Dorothy Seccombe looked pretty as Nancy Lee; Miss Matthews, Pirouette; Miss F. Matthews, Harlequin; Miss Eva Beale and little Miss Newall, Two Little Girls in Blue; Miss Bertha Oxley. Nancy Lee; Miss Marcella Campbell, Ivy; Miss Harper, evening dress; Miss Marie Dufaur, evening dress; Miss Gladys Masefield made a very imposing Venus; Miss Ida Percival. evening dress; Miss M. Connelly, pretty blue silk evening dress; Miss L. Shirley Baker, Baby; Miss Ivy Crawford made a pretty Love Sick Maiden; Miss Eveline Crawford, Red Riding Hood; Miss Olive Crawford looked well in Red, White and Blue.; Miss Muriel Thompson, ‘La Cigale;’ Miss Nellie Stephenson, evening dress; Miss Stichbury, evening dress, yellow; Miss Pearl Hanna, white evening dress; Miss Metcalf, evening dress; Miss D. Metcalf, evening dress; Miss L. Conelly. skirt dress; Miss G. Greenhough, Bride; Miss K. Stephenson, blue evening dress; Miss Muriel George, creme and yellow evening dress, powdered hair;’ Miss Ella Binsted looked pretty in a cream evening dress. Masters Geo. Devore, Sailor; Johnston, Knave of Hearts; W. Douglas, Sailor Boy; Littler: B. Osmond. Famous Cricketer; Gulliver, Man-o’-Wars-man; Gulliver, Sailor Boy; Dufaur; F. Conelly; Harris Littler; Johnston; G. Metcaif: H. Metcalf; B. Binsted. Messrs Caldwell, Tennis; R. Bach. Military; Parker Upton, Advertisements; Beale, Uncle Sam; Beale, Joekey; F. Bach, Sailor; Vaile (2), Williams, Jackson Palmer, Winks, Rylance (2), Carr. H. Gittos, B. Gittos. Sands, Masefield, Norman Baker, Foster, Hanna, Allen. N. George. G. Morpeth, Urquart, L. Brown, H. Alison, J. De Montalk, H. T. Gorrie, Farnell. S. Upton, Churton, Dignan, W. Macindoe, Hemus, G. E. Adams. H. Reid, G. Cooper, Henton,L. Player,Dr. Aubin, Dr. Williams, etc., etc.

PHYLLIS BROUN.