NEW PLYMOUTH.
Dear Bee, November 23. I have a tremendous lot to tell you about this week. THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE SEASON OF THE WEST END TENNIS CLUB took place on Saturday last, and there was a large attendance of members and friends. Afternoon tea was provided by a ladies’ committee, table decorations being masses of yellow flowers, very artistically arranged. Among those present were: Mrs. William Bayly, rich black costume relieved with white; Miss C. Bayly was much admired in a dainty white embroidered frock, sash of pale pink and blue floral ribbon, white and black hat with pale pink roses on bandeau; Mrs. J. Noble (Hamilton), stylish grey and white striped costume, kimono bodice with cream lace vest, pale blue and black hat trimmed with pink roses, white feather boa; Mrs. W. Wilson, pale green flecked tweed Eton costume, cream silk vest, moss-green hat relieved with pink roses; Mrs. Martin, pale grey costume, pink roses in hat; Miss Thomson, white embroidered muslin, moss-green hat trimmed with pink rc-ses; Mrs. Blundell, holland costume, cornflower blue hat; Mrs. Glasgow looked charming in white embroidered muslin, rose-pink floral ribboned belt, white tulle hat trimmed with black velvet bows and pink roses; Miss D. Govett, pale green spotted muslin, with emerald green silk Empire belt, ecru coloured hat relieved with pink roses; Miss Ina Lewis (Auckland), white bock muslin trimmed Valenciennes lace, satin folded belt, shrimpy-pink coloured hat trimmed with white ostrich feathers; Miss S. Thomson looked extremely well in a cream cloth Eton costume, cream crinoline straw hat trimmed with moss-green ribbon and yellow roses; Mrs. Walker, black costume, cream coat, very pretty black hat profusely trimmed with shaded cerise roses and ribbon; Mrs. Ward, white embroidered muslin, cream hat with sprays of pale pink roses; Mrs. H. Stocker, pale blue and white check muslin, white embroidered yoke and sleeves, pretty pale blue tulle hat; Mrs. D. Laing, white embroidered muslin, kimono bodice, pale blue Empire belt, dainty white and pale blue hat; Miss Stewart (Stratford), ecru coloured muslin trimmed with Valenciennes lace, black picture hat; Miss Wade looked well in a white linen costume, pretty hat en suite; Miss Brown, pink floral muslin, white straw and tulle hat; Mrs. McAllum, black and white cheek costume, heliotrope scarf, black feathered toque; Miss S. Kirton, white tucked muslin, pretty cornflower blue hat; Mrs. Clarke, white muslin trimmed with Valenciennes lace, pale blue hat; Miss Humphries was much admired in a rich black silk taffetas, cream Jace vest and sequined berthc, dark green hat with cream roses and autumn leaves; Miss K. Humphries, cream (lustre, burnt /straw hat with shaded magenta roses; Mrs. C. Burgess, cream costume, with long coat, cream Dolly Varden hat trimmed with pink roses and navy blue ribbon; Mrs. D. Hutchen, cornflower blue linen, pretty white hat; Mrs. Morrison, white embroidered muslin, black feathered hat; Miss Brewster, cream tucked costume, dark green hat trimmed with pale pink roses; Mrs. G. Kebbell, cream tucked silk, pale cornflower blue hat trimmed with pink and green floral ribbon; Miss V. Kirkby. cream silk, full tucked skirt, pale blue hat trimmed with roses and black velvet ribbon; Miss Campbell, white silk blouse, dark skirt, pretty pale green hat trimmed with pale pink roses and green tulle; Mrs. Bewley, ecru and navy and blue spotted voile, cream lace yoke outlined with black velvet, pretty pale cornflower blue hat trimmed with feathers and ribbon; Mrs. Penn,
cream Eton costume, silk blouse, hat draped with navy silk scarf; Mrs. Percy Smith, white muslin, rose pink silk folded belt, black hat with pink roses; Mrs. F. Wilson, white embroidered muslin, satin Empire belt, pretty white hat trimmed with black velvet and large black wings; Mrs. Rollo, crushed rose pink floral muslin, silk folded belt, bodice trimmed with ecru insertion and lace, pale vieux rose hat; Mrs. Cole, grey costume, grey hat trimmed with black ribbon and pink roses; Mrs. F. Carthew, pretty white tucked muslin trimmed with Valenciennes lace to correspond; Mrs. T. Carthew, cream costume, hat en suite; Mrs. Murray, pale green summer tweed trimmed with bands of mossgreen velvet, pale pink and' green hat; Mrs. W. Shaw, black and white costume, black feathered hat; Miss V. Brett, white frilled muslin trimmed with Valenciennes lace, pretty pale pink hat; Miss Testar, slate-grey costume trimmed with bands of silk of a lighter shade, pale grey hat trimmed with pink roses; Miss AL Webster, cream tucked voile, white felt hat trimmed with white grapes and green leaves; Miss Munro, pale heliotrope muslin, cream lace yoke, with kimono shoulder straps and sash of heliotrope and green floral ribbon, moss-green hat; Mrs. Roy, grey costume, black hat; Mrs. Watkins, cream cloth costume, brown belt, brown hat trimmed with shaded pink and cream roses; Miss D. Skinner, pale heliotrope silk, hat relieved with pink roses; Miss D. Roy, blue and white striped muslin, cream hat trimmed with deep red roses; Miss G. Roy, white muslin, laee yoke, pretty pale blue silk Dolly Varden hat, . and blue chiffon scarf; Mrs. Heard looked exceedingly "’ell in a cornflower blue floral muslin, white Valenciennes lace yoke, cornflower blue folded silk belt, and hat to correspond; Mrs. Newton, bottle green Eton costume, cream silk vest, white and blade hat; Mrs. Oswin, pale green linen, pretty emerald green feathered hat; Miss Mack-ay, pale fawn tweed with black silk facings, cream laee vest, black hat; Mrs. Longmore, pale fawn costume, lace edging .frills, pale blue and burnt straw hat trimmed with pink and red roses; Miss Nicholson, grey shirred voile, irimmed with cream lace, moss green straw and tulle hat; Miss D. Whitcombe, pael blue striped voile, cream and navy hat; Alias A. Hoskin, biscuit-coloured muslin hat relieved with pink roses; Miss Deacon, black costume, cream lace yoke; Mrs. Alec Hill, cream silk blouse, grey skirt, pretty hat to corespond; Miss Hanna looked well in white hailstone muslin trimmed with Valenciennes lace, burnt straw hat trimmed with black silk bows; Miss N. Hanna, blue and white striped ccstume, hat trimmed with folds of pink and heliotrope ribbon; Mrs. Addenbrooke, grey costume, black feathered hat; Miss Hamerton, black and white muslin trimmed with bands of black Valenciennes laee insertion on skirt, black hat; Mrs. Bedford, grey muslin skirt with kimono shoulder straps over white embroidered Swiss muslin blouse trimmed with Valenciennes lace, cornflower blue hat; Mrs. W. Newman, black costume, cream silk vest, deep mauve hat; Mrs. Brittain, white muslin, pretty pale blue hat trimmed with black feathers; Miss Al. Skinner, tussore silk, navy coloured hat trimmed with cream tulle, pale pink and cream roses; Alias B. Webster, pale blue and white check muslin, cream mushroom hat; Miss L. Webster, pale blue print, pale blue and black hat; Mrs. H. Davy, white embroidered linen, pretty cream crinoline straw hat, finished with one large ostrich plume, long cream silk coat faced with pale blue; Miss Carte, cornflower blue and white linen, cream Dolly Varden hat, trimmed with pink roses; Mrs. Brockleburst, white tucked muslin, mushroom hat trimmed v\ ith pink and green floral ribbon; Mrs. Nolan (Auckland , black silk taffetas; Airs. Hill, • brown costume, cream hat, shaded yellow nasturtiums ,and cream ribbon; Mrs. Penn looked well in a pretty pale pink tucked and trimmed wit?. Valenciennes lace, white and pale pink hat; AfrsJ MacDiannid, black voile skirt and lace blouse heliotrope hat; Miss MacDiarinid, pale blue and white check costume, hat en suite; Aliss AL Govett, pretty salmon pink linen costume, cream crinoline straw hat trimmed with black velvet, pale blue ribbon and pink roses; Mrs. Percy Lawson looked sweet in white tucked muslin trimmed with embroidery and Valenciennes lace, dark green hat trimmed with pale blue; Mias Gross, white muslin, pale pink hat; Afiss — Gross, white embroidered muslin, pretty pale blue hat with pink roses; Alias D. Bedford, pale blue
enciennes lace, white chiffon feathered hat; Miss MeKellar, heliotrope muslin, white hat with heliotrope flowers; Miss Wilson, white linen costume, pale blue tie, cream and brown hat; Mrs. Haslem, pale grey costume; Mrs. Alexander, black and white costume, eream and black hat, relieved with pink roses; Miss Winnie, pretty pale blue linen, ecru coloured Dolly Varden hiat trimmed with rosettes of pale blue silk; Miss R. Clarke, rose pink linen; Miss M. Mathews, pale pink muslin, pink hat en suite; Mr». Pope, fawn costume, eream vest, tussore coat, brown hat with pink roses; Miss MeAllum, white muslin; Miss E. MeAUum, pale green veiled in cream voile, cream lace hat trimmed with mauve and pale green Howers; Mrs. Courtney, emerald green glace veiled in black lace, hat en suite; Mrs. C. Govett, black and white check costume, strapped with black silk, black lace yoke, white and black hat; .Miss Brailsford, pretty heliotrope muslin, white hat with pale pink flowers; Miss — Brailsford, grey costume, hat to correspond, ete.. AN “AT HOME” was given on Friday by Mrs. William Bayly, in honour of her daughter, Mrs. dim Noble, of Hamilton, who is staying with her. The afternoon took the form of a book tea, which caused much excitement and merriment. The first prize, a dainty bronze vase, was won by Mrs. H. Ward, Miss Ina Lewis (Auckland) receiving a prize for the most original, a very pretty sandal-wool cardcase. A most recherche afternoon tea was served in tire dining-room. Specimen vases of pale yellow daisies, artistically arranged, composed the floral table decorations. Mrs. Bayly received her guests in a very handsome black silk taffeta, kimono bodice over a dainty blouse of cream point d’esprit and Valenciennes lace; Miss C. Bayly, pretty white embroidered muslin; floral blue ribboned kimono shoulder strap and belt ; Mrs, Jim Noble, charming pale blue chiffon taffetas, with cream lace vest and sleeves; Mrs. F. Wilson, white embroidered muslin, pretty black and white hat en suite; Mtss Brewster, white tucked and insertioned mousseline de soie, dark green belt and hat, finished with pale pink roses; Miss M. Webster looked extremely well in white embroidered muslin, folded satin belt, pretty ecru coloured hat trimmed with piuk roses and green tulle; Mrs. Bennett (Blenheim), very pretty pale lettuce green spotted muslin over glace, cream laee yoke and berthe, deep corselet belt of moss green velvet, eharming Tuscan hat trimmed with pink roses and moss green tulle and velvet; Mrs. E. Walker, dainty pale grey Eton costume, faced with moss green velvet and braided with silk braid, cream lace vest, dark green hat trimmed with pale green tulle and pink roses; Mrs. H. Ward, white muslin, ecru coloured mushroom hat, trimmed with pale pink roses; Miss Govett, pretty pale grey voile, cream silk vest banded with pale blue velvet ribbon, cream French straw hat trimmed with black velvet and pale pink roses; Mrs. H. Didsbury (Bendigo) looked extremely well in a black silk taffeta, with cream lace yoke and sleeves; Miss Taylor, pretty blue and white muslin, with front panel of white embroidered lace, cornflower blue silk Empire belt, black picture hat: Miss I. Taylor, looked well in a pink floral voile trimmed with bands of cream lace insertion, folded silk belt, hat to correspond; Miss B. Webster, pretty cream costume, with cream lace yoke and berthe, full tucked skirt, pretty hat en suite; Miss L. Webster, tussore silk, inset with lace, pretty pale blue hat trimmed with blush roses; Mrs. Clem. Webster, cream cloth costume, folded silk belt, Tuscan hat trimmed with pale roses and navy ribbon; Miss M. Fookes looked bonnie in white muslin, pale blue silk belt, biack hat; Miss G. Fookes looked charming in heliotrope mousseline de soie trimmed with Valenciennes lace, white and heliotrope hat, white feather boat; Mrs F. Cart hew, white embroidered muslin, trimmed with Valenciennes lace, pretty cream hat to correspond; Miss Ina Lewis, white embroidery; Miss L. Skinner, cream voile, tucked and trimmed with lace, white and heliotrope floral chiffon scarf, cream hat trimmed with pale pink roses; Miss Fitzherbert (Palmerston), pale green flecked tweed Eton costume, faced with a darker shade of silk, cream lace vest and chiffon scarf, cream hat trimmed with pale green tulle and pink roses; Miss V. Kirkby, pretty cornflower blue floral voile, deep folded silk belt, pretty hat en suite; Miss Bedford, white embroidered muslin, satin belt, cornflower blue print trimmed with embroidery and Vai-
hat, cream chiffon scarf; Miss E. Bayly, tussore silk frock, burnt straw hat trimmed with nasturtiums; Miss Mackay, white embroidered linen, cream hat trimmed with pale green and pink folded silk; Mrs. H. Stocker, grey flecked tweed Eton costume, faced with pale blue velvet, cream silk vest, pale blue tulle hat; Miss MeKellar, heliotrope floral muslin, hat to mate,;; Miss King, pale grey voile with v alenciennes lace vest, white hat trimmed with pale pink roses; Miss Mac Diarmid, white tucked muslin, very pretty cornflour hat, pale blue ehiffon scarf; Miss Penn, white voile with satin yoke, prettily worked with pale pink heliotrope and green silk, dainty cream hat trimmed with green silk and pale pink roses; Miss A. Hempton. black voile costume, cream lace yoke, hat prettily trimmed with rosettes of cornflower ribbons.
NANCY LEE.
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXIX, Issue 22, 30 November 1907, Page 52
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