LATE SOCIETY NEWS

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXX, Issue XI, 14 March 1903, Page 746

LATE SOCIETY NEWS

WANGANUI.

Dear Bee,— Alarch 0 It was an ideal day for the opening of the Wanganui Jockey Club’s AUTUMN MEETING. The attendance was the largest ever seen on the course, and what with the smart dresses and the beauty of tho course it was indeed good to look upon. Everyone present must have felt that Wanganui possessed a beauty-spot that could not be equalled in the colony. Amongst those present I noticed —Airs Saunders in black silk dress, with black and white chiffon hat; Airs Finlay, grey costume, black and white hat trimmed with pink roses; Mrs Fairburn, blue dress with lace collar and black hat; Mrs ibbons. cream silk dress and black hat; \lrs Edgar, white costume; Airs Barnicoat, white silk dress, tucked with black insertion, let in over green, black hat; Airs Harry Nixon, string-coloured lace dress over pink silk, with pink floral hat to match; Airs Johnson, tucked brown Jiolland and black 'hat; Airs D. Afcßeth. flowered nink muslin dress, hat to match; Mrs Griffiths, black silk dress, black hat; Airs Afoore, white muslin dress, red hat; Alias Afaclean (Dunedin), pink dress, hat to match; Aliss Earle, grey costume, black hat; Alias Borlase, black skirt and green silk blouse; Alias G. Fleetwood, tucked white muslin dress, black hat; Alias Fleetwood, blue dress and white hat; Miss Campbell.male pink muslin and nink chiffon hat; Miss Griffiths, cream silk blouse, black skirt, hat to match; Aliss Duncan, white muslin dress, black hat: Aliss Light. white satin blouse and black satin skirt, black hat; Aliss Barnicoat, green linen dress, strapped with white and green ehJffon hat. Friday, the second dav. was -not so pleasant, but notwithstanding that a large crowd attended again.

PAN OPTEES.