HAMILTON.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXIV, Issue 21, 27 May 1905, Page 45

HAMILTON.

Dear Bee, a y On Friday evening Mr and Mrs Graham give a most enjoyable dance at their residence, “’The Lodge,’ Hamilton, the occasion being the debut of their youngest daughter. Miss Olive Graham, who looked charming in a pretty dross of soft white silk with trimming of accordion-pleated chi 11 on. “The Lodge” is an ideal house for a dance, with its picturesque grounds, overlooking the Waikato river. The garden was hung with Chinese Lin erns, which added much to th<* beauty of the scene. Mr and Mrs Graham and their daughters did everything for the enjoyment and pleasure of their guests. Mis Graham wore black; Miss Violet Graham. yellow: Miss Hilda Graham, pink silk; Miss Ruby Graham, white silk; Mrs Shanahan, black silk; Mrs Douglas, black silk skirt, cream blouse; Mrs Brewis, green; Mrs ('. Mathews, pretty white silk; Mrs de C. Drury, black silk with crimson roses; Mrs Manning, black skirt, cream blouse; Miss O’Nr* 11. green silk; Miss E. Edgecumbe, white dress, scarlet sash; Miss M. Edgecumbe. white silk; Miss Hunter, pretty white net over white silk: Miss Nowell, pink silk; Miss Cussen, white satin; Miss M. Cussen. white silk with touches of red; Miss Barton, black dress, relieved with blue; Miss Wallnutt, blue silk; Miss Chitty, black: Miss Holloway, black dress; Miss Sarnies, pink silk; Mrs Smith, pretty black dress with silver trimming; Miss Burd, white muslin. The gentlemen present were Mr Graham, Drs. Douglas and Brewis, Messrs Manning, Smith, Shanahan. Edgecumbe, Bell, Berk mover. Ferguson. Loa, S' and, Hanna, McDiarmid, Chitty (2). Hume, Graham, Holloway, Pease. McNicc d.

ZILLAH.