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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLI, Issue 6, 5 August 1908, Page 62

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Bear Bee, July 31* On Friday evening A VERY ENJOYABLE EUCHRE PARTY. was held! in the Athenaeum Hall, the promoters being the lady members of the Bluff Hill Croquet Club. The object was to pay off a small deficit, in which they were most successful. There were over a hundred players, and the Hall presented an animated sight. A delightful supper was provided by the ladies. Tile prizes were won by Mrs. Lawlor (Hastings), first prize, a handsome photograph frame; Miss May Williams, second prize; and Mrs. Dr. Moore, booby. The prizes were presented by Mrs. Steadman, president of the Club. Among those present I noticed Mrs. Brabant, black silk and lace gown, trimmed with black jet. Mrs. Steadman wore a blaek laee over pale green glace, touches of pink and blaek on bodice; Mrs. Maclernen wore a becoming black velvet dress, with point lace on bodice; Mrs. Machardy, pink brocade trimmed with moss green velvet, silver spangled! scarf; Mrs. Bilton, black taffeta, berthe of white lace on bodice; Mrs. Baker, lovely pink and green flowered chiffon frock, trimmed with gold embroidery, knots of moss green velvet; Mrs. Triggs, dainty white frock trimmed with white velvet; Mrs. W. Brabant, pale green chiffon blouse, blaek taffeta skirt; Mrs. IT. Newton, white taffeta dress, the bodice prettily trimmed with peacock blue, velvet; Mrs. Riddel, blaek lace gown, touches of scarlet, scarlet bows in hair; Mrs. A. Kennedy wore a handsome blaek taffeta Mfess, eefti lace ve§t? touches of pale pink; Mrs. Smallbone, white lace dress, touches'j>fJblack velvet; Mrs. Baxter, pad blue taffeta; Mrs. Crawshaw, peacock' blue satin, trimmed with point lace; Mrs. A. Williams, pretty pale blue silk, trimmed with pale pink velvet and lace; Mrs. Bill, black lace trimmed with black velvet : Mrs..Lawlor, all blaek satin gown; Miss F. Moreeroft, white flounced’ muslin,pale blue rosettes on bodice; Miss Hill, white brocade, kimono bodice over white lace; Mrs. Wright, white and black striped taffeta frock, touches of pale blue; Miss E. Hill, dainty-pale green taffeta, trimmed with white net; Miss McLean, pale blue taffeta blouse, black skirt, white cloth coat with Paisley trimmings; Miss Neville, white net frock, trimmed with pale blue velvet and silver tassels;, Miss Shaw, white muslin dress, trimmed with lace; Miss Sheath, white embroidered' silk blouse, blaek skirt; Miss May Williams wore a cream net frock, trimmed with rose pink velvet; Miss Broadbent, pale blue taffeta; Miss McVay, pale pink flowered chiffon frock, touches of violet on bodice, flowered chiffon scarf; Miss J. McVay, pale pink froek trimmed with lace; Miss Graham, ■white lace frock, pale pink roses on bod'sce.. pretty chiffon scarf; Miss Locking wore scarlet taffeta; Miss Smallbone, can de nil chiffon taffeta, trimmed with white lace, touches of rose pink on bodice, and in hair; Miss Hetley, pink ninon de soie, deep berthe of cream lace; Miss Kennedy, cream froek, touches of pale blue, forget-me-nots in hair; Miss Robiohns. pretty pink crepe de chine, panel of Paris lace on skirt, wreath of pink roses in hair: Miss Bowman, white lace blouse, black skirt; Miss Palmer, grey and white stri|>ed! muslin dress, white laee under bodice: Miss Riddel, becoming all blaek frock; Miks Ellison looked charming in a white froek, pale pink roses; Mrs. Tylee. smart black froek; Miss Grucliy, pretty white laee dress; Miss Macdonald. white frock, scarlet opera coat; Miss Miller, pale pink embroidered mpslin; Miss .Paisley wore white silk; Mias Green, black taffeta with a berthe of point lace; Misa-Gjlliea, pale pink satin, pink roses; MtortrNewbold, black . taffet-v-trimmed with white lace; Misa Newbold, white

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