NAPIER.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXI, Issue XVIII, 31 October 1903, Page 50

NAPIER.

Dear Bee, October 23. Mrs Margoliouth was AT HOME last Saturday afternoon at her residence in Milton Terrace, when a large number of friends thronged the grounds. Mrs and Miss Margoliouth received their guests on the lawn. Not far off was stationed a delightful band, which provided excellent music during the afternoon. Mrs Margoliouth wore a very pretty dress of black and pink, black bonnet with pink roses Miss Margoliouth wore pale green muslin trimmed wtih cream laee; Miss lolanthe Margoliouth looked well in heliotrope and cream muslin hat. Those present included Mrs Lanauze, in a black coat and skirt, and a hat to match; Miss Seale wore a grass lawn costume; Mrs Edgar was much admired in pale grey voile with handsome white laee on the bodice; Mrs Comford wore blaek and red; Miss Cornford, blue linen piped with white; Mrs Hovell, a becoming black dress; Miss Hovell looked exceedingly well in a pretty dress of a pale lavender shade, and hat to match; Miss F. Williams, blue and white; Mrs T. Moore, cream with a blaek and white fichu; Mrs Ronald, stylish grey dress and hat trimmed “with cornflowers; Mrs Von Dadelzen, black broeada costume; Miss Von Dadelzen, Eton coat, skirt of green linen over a white muslin blouse; Miss Davis, blue drill; Miss L. Hoadley, grey and white dress; Miss Kathleen Hoadley, pink with a pale blue belt and hat trimmed with pink roses; Miss Locking, black and white muslin with pink boa; Miss Spencer,

dark blue; Mrs Tuke, black; Mrs Hansard, very pretty blue dress; Miss Janie Heath, white and green, burnt straw hat trimmed with poppies; Miss Goldsmith, pale blue; Miss Rutherford, very pretty cream and pink dress; Mrs Kinross White, green figured muslin trimmed with narrow black velvet; Miss Sutton, fawn costume relieved with red; Miss Lyndon, white muslin and insertion, becoming picture hat of burnt straw trimmed with pink roses; Miss Burke, pink blouse, dark skirt, and a hifton boa; Mrs Kight, white muslin, the bodice trimmed with rows of black velvet ribbon; Mrs Tabuteau looked well in gobelin blue trimmed with white; Miss Dulcie Kennedy, white dress, large hat trimmed with pale blue;’Miss Fannin, blue drill costume.

MARJORIE.