NAPIER.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXIX, Issue 21, 23 November 1907, Page 52

NAPIER.

Dear Bee, November 15. This week news seems very scarce, but next week I hope to be able to tell you all about the hospital bazaar, and who were there and what they wore. On Thursday and Friday nights last Pollard's Juvenile Co. played “Bluebell in Fairyland” to a crowded audience. Amongst those present I noticed: Mrs. Brown, wearing black silk, with white lace scarf; Miss Brown, dainty pale pink silk, bodice with berthe of lace; Miss R. Brown, pretty tucked white silk dress, with lace; Mrs. Hamlin, handsome black figured silk, with black opera coat; Mrs. Kennedy, also in black satin, with dove coloured opera coat; Mrs. Lusk, pale pink taffeta frocks, bodice trimmed with dainty laee; Miss Rees (Gisborne), black silk taffeta, and cream lace on bodice, with spray of flowers; Miss Oakden, dainty primrose silk dress; Miss Honor, white taffeta dress, covered with lace; Miss Dewes, pretty pale pink, bodice with berthe of lace and flowers; Mrs. Dewes, black silk, with roses in bodice; Mrs. Humphries, handsome black satin dress, black satin opera coat ; Mrs. Henley, black taffeta with berthe of eream laee, blue eoat; Miss McLernon, pink chiffon taffeta dress, eream lane and insertion on bodice; Mrs. Wilson, dainty white satin, with pale blue cloth opera eoat; Miss McVay, black satirt and laee; Mrs. Cato, pretty red silk dress, with cream insertion on bodice; Mrs. Levin, black silk taffeta, with bands of lace on bodice; Miss Kennedy, black taffeta dress with cream laee on bodice; Mrs. Kettle, black lace and net dress: Miss A. Kettle,

dainty pale green silk; Miss O. Seale, white muslin, with touches of pale blue; Mrs. Baxter, pale blue silk, with yoke of white Valenciennes lace. MARJORIE.