AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXVIII, Issue XXI, 24 May 1902, Page 1037

AUCKLAND.

Dear Bee, May 20. A small, but most successful and enjoyable “At Home” was given on Monday afternoon by His Excellency the Governor (Lord Ranfurly) and the Countess of Ranfurly, who, by their gracious hospitality, have made themselves so popular from one end of the colony to the other. Lord and Countess Ranfurly, ably assisted by Ladies Constance and Eileen Knox, received their guests at the entrance of the drawing-room, which was decorated with nikatt palms and lit up with a softened light from the many incandescent gas lamps, subdued by coming through the pale pink coloured shades, which had a charming effect, as it fell upon the guests. Refreshments of a recherche character, flanked with the choicest of wine, were served in the dining-room. Lady Ranfurly, rich violet velvet en traine, cream Spanish laee round neck, which was draped artistically

on corsage, and finishing' in lover’s knot on skirt, fastened at neck with diamond ornaments, the. Medici collar and skirt was outlined with sable. Lady Constance Knox, crushed strawberry cloth skirt, with silk bodice finished with fawn lace; Lady Eileen Knox, black accordeon-pleated silk frock relieved with white lace.

Amongst those present were General Babington, Mrs Babington, grey and black striped tweed Russian blouse

and skirl, cream lace straw toque with mauve primroses: Miss Babtngton, dark green coat and skirt, black toque; Commander and Mrs Archer, the lady wore a black tailor-made gown with laee braiding, black toque finished with pink. Mrs Brodie, black silk; Misses Brodie, black skirts, black jackets, black hats; Prof. Brown, Miss Brown, black skirt, black velvet jacket, black toque; Mrs Boscawen, black gown, lace vest, toque with flowers; Mrs W. R. Bloomfield, periwinkle bine cloth gown, white silk let in at neck and bordered with fur, blaek velvet hat lined with white silk: Mrs George Bloomfield, grey cloth trimmed with braid, black toque; Mr G. Bloomfield; Dr. Logan Campbell; .Miss Wilson, galois grey costume, with lace applique trimmings, violet velvet fucture hat swathed with ostrich feathers and violets; Mrs Ching, grey voile bolero and skirt, faced with black and white striped silk, and vest en suite, plateau shaped toque; Miss Ching, slate grey with ecru lace, white hat with ostrich feathers, and pleated tulle; Mrs Cheeseman, navy gown handsomely trimmed with tabs of black braiding, plateau toque composed of scarlet poppies, which suited the- wearer admirably; Miss Coates, violet voile with white laee collarette, black toque; Misses Conolly (2), mourning costumes; Mrs W. B. Colbeck, terre. serge made with Russian blouse, black hat; Miss Dargaville, black trained silk skirt, white silk blouse, black velvet hat trimmed with white; Mrs Moss Davis, rich brown cloth relieved with white lace at neck, black toque; Miss Moss Davis, bluey grey serge made with Russian blouse, black hat; and her sister wore a similar gown of white serge, black hat swathed with feathers; Mrs Devereux, black silk gown, black toque with violets; Miss Devereux, navy serge, hat trimmed with red; Mrs (Coi.) Dawson, grey cheek silk, black toque; Miss Firth, navy bolero and skirt, black vest, blaek hat; Mrs W. Gorric, black; Miss Gorrie, navy serge, white vest, white hat; Rev'. W. E. Gillam, Mr Hugh Campbell; Mrs Hugh Campbell, black merveilleux silk, relieved with white, black toque; Mr Brett; Miss Horton, pale brown, trimmed with blue and fur; Mrs Duthie, pale grey voile skirt, black jacket, black toque, trimmed with blue; Mrs Isaacs, black silk, black bonnet, relieved with pink; Miss Isaacs, navy costume; Mr Lyons; Mrs Lyons, violet costume, black toque with grey feathers; Mrs Morrin, rich black costume, white vest, plateau toque swathed with red ami crushed strawberry ribbons; Miss Morrin, white tucked silk; Mrs Louis Myers, black silk with white, lace at neck, petunia bonnet; Mrs Arch Clark, black costume; Mr Myers, Mr Coleman; Mrs Coleman, royal blue bengaline, with ecru lace encrustations, black hat; Mr 11. B. Morton; Mrs Morton, black coat and skirt, blaek toque with green; Mr C. C. McMillan; Mrs McMillan, rich black silk, with white laee at. neck, black bonnet with white ostrich feathers; Mrs Arthur Nathan, blaek silk, blaek toque; Mr David Nathan; Mrs L. D. Nathan, mode grey voile skirt infinitesimally tucked, sealskin jacket, black plateau toque; Mrs Napier, black coat and skirt, blaek toque; Mrs Coyle, black tailor-made gown, black toque; Canon Nelson; Mrs Nelson, black silk; Miss Nelson, red, trimmed with black velvet, black hat, and her sister wore navy gown; Mrs Dennis O’Rorke, violet silk with white spots, white laee let in at neck, and the skirt was profusely trimmed with white, lace; Mrs Oxley, heliotrope satin blouse, black skirt, black chiffon hat; Dr. Purchas; Mrs Purchas, black; Miss Purchas, navy; Miss Percival, absinthe green gown, with ecru encrustations, black hat, and her sister wore a dark skirt, fawn jacket, white hat swathed with tucked tulle; Mrs Parkes, blaek coat and skirt, black hat; Mrs Stewart Reid, pale grey gown, white vest, grey velvet

hat with white ostrich tips; Mrs Ranken Reed, brown trimmed with brown velvet; Mrs Street, black silk, black bonnet; Miss Rooks, black gown, mauve velvet toque; Mrs McCosh Clark, black silk, black toque; Miss McCosh Clark, pale oyster grey voile, black hat; Mr McCosh Clark; Mrs E. C. Smith, navy serge; Mrs Kerr Taylor, violet serge; Misses Kerr Taylor, dark green, with white braid, hats en suite; Mrs Pritt, black silk with lace, black toque with feathers; Mrs Philson, Parma violet and white figured satin, blaek hat with white ospreys; Miss Philson, cream lace blouse, black skirt, black picture hat; Mr W. Philson, Professor Talbot Tubbs; Mrs Talbot Tubbs, fawn costume trimmed with brown, brown toque with blue; Rev. Runciman; Mrs and Miss Runeiman wore black silks; Mr Kirkcr; Mrs Kirker, black silk; Mr Tibbs; Mrs Tibbs, blue satin striped gown, black toque; Miss Tibbs (Tasmania), black skirt, dove grey sac jacket, black toque; Mr Buller; Mrs Buller, black silk, black toque; Mr Lonsdale Pritt, Mr Myers; Mrs Markham, black coat and skirt, black hat; Mrs Chamberlain, black silk, with white fichu, black hat. THE CONCERT AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE, in aid of the Society for Protection of Women and Children and for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, was a conspicuous success. The orchestra of the Choral Society, under Dr. Thomas, and the representatives of ’Auckland's amateur vocal talent, had pre; ared an excellent programme, which was given with great, spirit. The large ball-ro .m at Government. House, which had le-n kindly granted for the occasion by Lord Ranfurly, was well filled with a fashionable audience, and presented quite a brilliant appearance. The Countess of Ranfurly wore a black satin, corsage covered with pailettes, the decolletage and shoulder-straps being embroidered with Coronation red, and a black velvet butterfly bow in front of eoilfure; Mrs C. M. Nelson was in black silk, relieved with cream Maltese lace: Mrs Benjamin, black brocade evening gown, trimmed with ni on light sequins; Mrs C. M. Nelson, !>!».• k satin, relieved with cream Maltese lac'; Miss Nelson, white silk bodice, brightened with blue, black skirt: Miss Is. Nelson, white silk blouse, blaek skiit; Mrs (Dr.) Bedford, black evening gown, long blue cloak; Mrs Wm. Coleman, black brocade, evening gown; M'.ss Coleman, heliotrope silk corsage, and black satin skirt: Mrs L. D. Nathan, black evening gown, with silver ;aillettes, and long grey Empire theatre cloak; Mrs W. Rainger, black gown, with transparent yoke of laee, ton hes of pink on corsage; Miss Horton, sh flipink tucked silk, with chiffon berthe; Mrs T. Morrin, mauve tucked silk <orssge, with ecru lace round drcolL, t.ige, black net skirt, with several rows of satin ribbon on frills: "Miss Merrill, rose pink silk, white lace bolero; Miss Conolly, blaek silk grenadine, with jet embroidered bodice: Miss Stevenson, black evening dress; Mrs T. Cotter, black striped velvet gown, with black spotted net, transparent yoke, edged with wide Honiton lace; Mrs Blaek, black striped silk, with white spotted net, transparent yoke, outlined with white and black applique; Mrs W. R. Holmes, blaek brocade gown, and scarlet cloak: Miss Gorrie, white; Mis Moss-Davis, black satin, striped silk grenadine, with Maltese lace plastron on corsage, white ostrich boa: Miss Moss-Davis, white silk, with tucked chiffon sleeves; Mrs Herbert Thompson, black brocade; Misses Thompson wore cream and Nil green respectively; Mrs Myers, blaek brocade, ornamented with jet; Miss Myers, blush rose pink si‘k, trimmed with white point, lace: Miss Charlton, blue blouse and black skirt; Mrs Philson, blue and white striped silk bodice, blaek trained silk skirt, with cream lace insertion in Vandykes; Miss Philson. pale blue tucked silk; Mrs Tibbs, blaek matalassc evening gown; Miss Tibbs, white silk; Mrs D. Tole, heliotrope silk blouse, and darker skirt; Mrs Suggate, black satin; Mrs Henry Wilson, black trained satin evening dress; Miss- Kenrig, white silk and laee; Mrs J. A. Tole, white satin blouse, veiled in spangled net, black satin skirt., pink flower in coiffure; Mrs Coates, black satin, softened with chiffon; Miss Winnie Leys,

white merveilleux. with real laee. and touches of pink and blue; Mira M. Mueller, black evening dress, brightened with blue; Mrs McCosh Clark, black brocade, relieved with white; Miss McCosh Clark, grey voile with white chitfon sash and fichu; Miss P. MiUunh Clark, forget-me-not blue silk; Mrs (Dr.) Thomas, blaek spangled net over silk; Mrs Goldie, black gown, blue opera cloak; Mrs C. J, Parr, pink silk blouse and black silk skirt: Mrs Archdale Tayler, while train, d silk, with corsage, bouquet of dark red roses; Mrs Louis Myers, black evening gown; Mrs Bauiue, black striped silk; Mrs Fred. Ituunie, white silk trained gown with cream lace and black velvet ribbon on bodice; Mrs Sidney Nathan, black evening gown- Miss Savage, white trained satin, bodiee swathed with spangled net; Mrs McK. Geddes, black satin gown; Miss Cardno, pale blue dress; Mrs Zimaii, black silk trained, gown; Mrs (Dr.) Parkes, blaek silk gown with spray of blue flowers on white luce berthe; Miss Kissling, black lace dress with white lace collar; Mrs S, Jackson, black and crimson; Miss llardiuge, black dress; Mrs Arthur Nathan, black peaii de-soie, white, opera cape; Mrs Humphrey Haines, black satin, the skirt trimmed with waved ecru insertion; Misn Isaacs, blaek voile embroidered with magenta flowers; Mis Cheeseman, blaek silk trimmed with cream lace applique; Mrs 11. B. Morton, black brocade; Mrs (Dr.) Grant, black evening gown; Mrs Robt. Fra ter, blaek silk; Miss Frat er, white silk; Mrs C. C. McMillan, black velvet trained gown with wide Maltese lace festoomed on skirt.; Mrs (Dr.) Knight, black evening dress and French grey opera cloak; Miss Cruickshank, apple green silk evening blouse and black silk skirt; Miss Essie Holland, white silk gown with shoulder straps and -belt of blue; Miss Muriel lieorge, apple green checked silk blouse, black skirt; her younger sister wore white; Mrs Edmund Mahony, azure blue figured chiffon over blue silk, with frills of chiffon edged with black belie ribbon; Mrs Langguth, blaek silk gown veiled in sequin net; Mrs Lyons, yellow silk; Miss Aubrey, black evening gown; Mrs Finlayson, black silk, rose pink yoke under cream guipure lace; Miss Boult, black evening gown ornamented with jet and lace, white lace collar; her younger sister wore blue; Mrs Hugh Owen, black gown; Miss Owen, black dress with vest of white silk; Miss Ada Owen, dark costume; Mrs Culpan, black evening dress; Miss. Culpan, white silk and lace; her sister wore a black evening gown; Miss Muriel Knight, white; Miss Wood, pink silk bodice and blaek velvet skirt; Mrs St. Glair, black merveilleux with long sleeves of lace spangled with sequins; Mrs Cooper, cerise and white, striped silk blouse, black silk skirt: Miss Cissie Cooper, daffodil silk blouse and black skirt; Mrs Oxley, heliotrope figured silk blouse, white lace collar, black cloth skirt; Miss Mount, white snt'in and lace, spray of lily of the valley on corsage; Miss Maude Howard, white satin frock with chiffon berthe and elbow sleeves; Miss Howard, blaek Ince evening dress; Miss Winnie Goodwin, blue silk blouse and black skirt ; Miss B. Oxley, rose pink silk tucked blouse, black skirt; Mrs A. Littler, black brocade; Mrs Gulliver, black silk gown with long transparent sleeves; Mrs McLernon (Napier), black satin evening gown with lace sleeves spangled with jet: Mrs Somers, blaek brocade relieved with white; Miss Outliwaite, grey gown; Miss Metcalf, French grey tucked silk blouse and black skirt; Mrs 1. Alexander, blaek brocade; her friend wore blaek lacs with ermine cape; Mrs H. Airey, trained tucked white silk; Miss Holland, white silk gown, red eloak. ATOM CLUB. On Tuesday evening last week the “Atom Club” gave a most enjoyable “at home” in Mrs. Sowcrby’s Hall, to celebrate the third birthday of the “Atom Quarterly,” and the anniversary of the arrival in the colony of its energetic lady editor. Miss Dora Moor. Musical items were given by Madame Daw, the Misses Tilly, Taylor. Phillips, Jessie Brown and Ethel Mahon, and recitations by Mr. F. E. Ranme, Misses Maude Pencocke and Frances Fraser. Ping-pong tables

had been provided, and were in great demand amongst the visitors. During the evening Mr. F. E. Baume made an appropriate speech, and proposed the toast, “Long life and prosperity to the 'Atom Quarterly’ and its editor,” which was drunk in Atom champagne and heartily responded to by general acclamation. The supper table, which was laden with delicious cakes and sandwiches, looked very

pretty with its decorations of yellow and white daisies and silk drapings of purple and yellow (the dub's colours). After .supper the happy party finished up with dancing. Miss .Moor received the many guests in a black trained velvet gown, with low bodice and elbow sleeves and a cluster of yellow chrysanthemums. with streamers of violet ribbon on corsage: Mrs. F. Baume looked distinguee in a graceful gown with grey floral design, softened with white lace; Mrs. Williams, black silk gown, relieved with white; Miss Harriett Williams, blush rose pink silk blouse, with bolero of white lace, black silk skirt; Mrs. Cowan, white silk blouse and grey skirt; Miss Emily Reid, pink and black; Miss Hudson wore a dainty white silk tucked blouse, with large collar of rich cream lace, grey frilled skirt; Miss Fanny Hudson, graceful white gown; Mrs. W. S. Douglas, white silk blouse, with black lace bolero. black silk skirt: Miss Douglas was dainty in white silk, with ehou of azure l>lue silk on corsage; Miss Caldwell, black dress with transparent sleeves, bright blue bow on corsage; Mrs. Gawler. black silk gown, white lace cap; Mrs. Boult, black silk skirt, heliotrope silk blouse; Miss Boult looked pretty in an ivory white silk blouse and black skirt; her younger sister wore blue; Madame Daw, black silk gown, embroidered with jet. corsage bouquet of yellow roses; Mrs. N. Burton, fawn and white evening gown: her sister wore a pretty black evening gown: Mrs. Tilly, black gown, ornamented with jet; Miss Tilly. black dress with long lace sleeves, eluster of pink flowers on corsage; Miss Olive Tilly, becoming grey dress; Miss Phillipps, pink figured silk blouse and black skirt; Miss Ponsford, black dress, trimmed with white lac.e; Miss — Ponsford, figured blouse and dark skirt; Mrs Kenny, black silk gown with black and white lace vest; Miss Kenny, sea - foam silk blouse and black skirt; Miss Dora Payne, eream crepon and lace collar; Miss Jessie Brown, cream voile skirt and brocaded satin bodice, softened with lace; Miss Metcalf looked sweet in black; Miss Marion Metcalf charming ivory white sattn evening dress, softened with lace; Miss May Henderson, blue blouse with white lace black skirt; Mrs Raymond Adams, white and black; Mrs Dawson, black, white cloak; Miss Binks, pink silk blouse and black skirt: Miss Kennedy, floral blouse and fawn skirt; Miss Cooke, white evening bodice, black skirt; Miss Peacoeke, lemon-coloured silk blouse, black skirt; Miss Beedell, soft white silk gown, rosettes of blue chiffon; Miss May Oswald, white silk blouse and bla'ek skirt; Mrs Phillips, handsome black silk gown, relieved with white; Miss L. Phillips looked pretty in pale grey muslin with touches of pale blue chiffon; Miss Olive Phillips. Russian blue silk blouse, black skirt; Miss Bertha Oxley, rose pink silk blouse with short sleeves, black skirt; Miss Haven, shell pink blouse with bolero of white lace, black skirt; .Miss Clare Haven, pale green blouse and dark skirt; Miss Holland, white and blue bodice, black skirt; Mrs Hamilton Hodges, black and gold evening gown; Miss Ethel Mahon, blush rose pink dress; Miss Francis Fraser, Soft white silk with touches of blue; Miss Whittaker, rose pink tucked evening blouse and grey trained skirt, pink sash; Miss Howard, white dress, azure blue belt; Miss Varnom, white silk and laee, chiou of bright blue ribbon on shoulder; Miss Ruby Moore was chiarming in pink satin, draped with rich cream lace and elbow sleeves. Gentlemen: Messrs F. Baume, Kenny, Murray, Vaile, Oxley, Varnom, Caldwell, Pollock, Bell, Haven, Oswald, Hamilton Hodges, Culpan. CONCERT.

Mdlle. Dolores (Trebelli), who gave her first concert last Friday evening at the Choral Hall, received a most warm-hearted welcome. Mademoiselle

sings sweeter than ever, and she simply charmed the hearts of the audience. She was attired in a lemoncoloured figured satin gown, showing a panel of oyster white satin, embroidered with grey chenille applique, the bodice was draped with beautiful cream laee, and had a wreath of yellow flowers on corsage. Amongst the audience were —Mrs (Dr.) Collins, who wore a lovely ivory white gown, embroidered with white applique, chiffon sleeves, strapped with black velvet; Mrs Edmiston, figured black and white silk blouse, with white lace, black silk skirt; Mrs Myers, black gown with white revers, and vest edged with lace; Miss Myers wore a soft white silk, prettily tucked and trimmed with cream lace; Mrs Tewsley looked well in black brocaded satin; Mrs (Dr.) La wry. black gown, white laee collar; Mrs McKean, black merveilleux; Mrs (Dr.) Grant, soft pink silk blouse, with V. of white silk, and black satin skirt; Mrs Dignan, black satin gown, black chiffon boa; Miss Cardno, biscuit-coloured gown with lace and touches of blue velvet; Mrs Coe, black tucked satin gown, with large white lace coliar; Miss Kissling, black dress, large cream lace collar; Miss Ettie .Myers, rose pink and white silk blouse, fawn skirt; Miss Jackson, black satin evening gown, white theatre cloak; Mrs R. M. Watt, wedgwood blue silk blouse, and white lace collar, black silk skirt; Mrs Webber, grey silk evening gown; Mrs D. G. McDonnell, black merveilleux gown, white opera cloak; Mrs Norman Burton, rose pink silk blouse and black silk skirt; Miss Coleman, black satin gown, with pink corsage bouquet; Miss Mowbray, black gown, white cloak; Miss May Whitelaw, Miss Curtis (Wellington), Miss Muriel George.

SALE OF WORK AND MATINEE MUSICALE.

The sale of work and concert given by Miss Rimmer and fri -nds in aid of Dr. Barnardo’s Homes in the Y.M.C.A. Rooms last Friday afternoon were a great success. The stalls, which were set out in the social hall, were laden with a great variety of articles worked by willing hands, and the stallholders did remarkably good work. The Countess of Ranfurly, accompanied by Captain Dudley Alexander and Captain Hugh Boseawen, arrived shortly after the sale opened, and was shown round the stalls, where she, made a number of purchases. Her Ladyship was also present at the concert given in the lecture room at 4 o’clock, where a very good programme was gone through. The Countess wore a beautiful black Duchess satin gown with yoke of cream satin and lace, long black satin carriage cloak with bell sleeves, edged With fur, and large black crinoline hat with bows of chiffon spangled with jet; Mrs J. L. Wilson, black costume; Mrs Mactier, black, relieved with white; Mrs W. Rainger, stylish blue cloth skirt and jacket with sailor collar of rich cream lace; Mrs Alfred Porter, navy gown and long' fawn cloak, green and black hat; Miss Porter, Czar blue blouse and black skirt, pink straw hat; Mrs Cousins, black gown, black and white bonnet; Miss McGlashan, black and white costume; Miss Cox. black coat and skirt, black and red toque; Mrs Goldie, black voile, with bands of glace silk, edged with jet, black toque, swathed with cream lace; Miss Essie Holland, blue and white striped silk blouse, black skirt, large black picture hat; Miss F. George, navy skirt, fawn eoait, black silk toque; Miss Ada Curtis (Wellington), fawn jacket and dark skirt, bright red hat; Mrs Frank 1 Dighton (nee Ward), fawn gown with bearskin boa. white and black hat; Mrs Thomas Macky, black cloth skirt and Eton jacket, with cream lace revers, brown chip hat with autumn leaves; Mrs Crawford, black costume; Miss Somerville, smart black cloth skirt and jacket with pretty white lace collar, Tuscan hat with heliotrope and white roses; Miss Rimmer wore a pretty blue gown, relieved with white lace; Mrs Tilly, black costume; Mrs T. F. Robertson, black gown and black bonnet; Miss Knight, dark costume; Miss Muriel Knight, dark costume.

Last Wednesday Miss Lennox, “The Pines,” Remuera, gave a very pleasant afternoon tea, the occasion being to afford Dr. Grace Russell an <rppor-

tunity of meeting her old school-fel-lows. Unfortunately, the day was so very wet that only a few of those invited managed to be there. Miss Lennox received her guests in a royal blue voile skirt, anti blue silk blouse of the same shade; Miss Kitty Lennox. black skirt ami white silk blouse; Dr. Grace Russell, fawn-coloured coat and skirt, white vest, and black hat; Miss Carr, navy blue coat and skirt, white laee collar, black hat; Misses MeCosh Clark, black; Mrs O’Halloran, blue costume; Miss Bessie Jones, black skirt and fawn jacket; Mrs A. M. Ferguson, black; Miss Ching, navy blue coat and skirt, white felt hat; Misses Stevenson, navy blue. Pingpong was the order of the afternoon. LADIES’ GOLF CLUBThe members of the Ladies’ Golf Club were again very unfortunate in the weather for their driving, approaching, and putting competitions, which have been postponed from various days during the past fortnight on account of the weather, but as a large number of competitors went out to the links on Tuesday afternoon last, despite the wild, wet, cold wintry day, hail and rain in hurtling squalls, mud underfoot everywhere, it was decided to hold the competitions. Lady Ranfurly was to have presented the prizes, but the inclement weather prevented her from being present. Amongst those present were: Mrs M’Cosh Clark, handsome black silk with laee finishings, black hat; Misses M’Cosh Clark (2). black costumes, sailor hats; Mrs Archie Clark, tweed gown, golf three-quarter coat, black laee, hat with strings; Mrs Richmond, black; Miss Richmond, black; and her two scisters wore Lincoln green coats and skirts, with pipings of red, Italian hats; Mrs William Bloomfield, Lincoln green skirt, cream flannel blouse, sailor hat; Mrs E. W. Payton, dark skirt, gobelin blue blouse, black hat: Mrs W.* R. Holmes, green skirt, fawn g'olf three-quarter cloak, black hat; Miss Rooke, navy serge; Miss Gillies, dark green with red pipings; Misses Bucklanu (2), navy skirts, light blouses, sailor hats; Mrs Torrance. tweed costume, black cape with bugles, black hat with red roses; Miss Torrance, navy; Mrs Peel, tweed gown, deerstalking felt hat; Miss Ware, brown coat and skirt, sailor hat; Misses Stevenson, green gowns, sailor hats; Miss Shuttleworth, Lincoln green coat and skirt, sailor hat; Miss Morrison, Lincoln green costume; Misses Draper (2), green coats and skirts; Misses Pierce, green skirt, fawn jacket, sailor hat; and her sister, green gown; Miss Gorrie, dark tweed gown, sailor hat; Miss Gwen Gorrie, dark skirt, light blouse, Italian straw hat. PYHLLIS BROUN.