PALMERSTON NORTH.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLV, Issue 14, 5 October 1910, Page 65

PALMERSTON NORTH.

September 30. Ladies' Night at the Savage Club. The members of the Savage Club entertained their lady friends on last Saturday night at the Empire Hall. There was a delightful musical programme, and a delicious supper, both of which were thoroughly enjoyed by the large number of ladies who had availed themselves of the hospitality of the Savages. Those present included Mrs. J. A. Nash, wearing a blaek net lace robe over white silk; Mrs. Gemmel, blaek <ann and jet; Miss Gemmel, pale pink silk and lace; Miss — Gemmel, white muslin and laee; Miss Porter, . salmon pink silk with! touches of silver; Mrs. H. F. Gibbons, black chiffon taffeta; Mrs. Bell, black silk and jet; Miss Bell, white muslin and lace; Miss Dorothy- Tripe, Kaek velvet frock; Sirs. Dempsey, black velvet, with Maltese lace berthe; Miss Dempsey, white muslin and lace, with blue silk belt; Miss Ethel Dempsey, white muslin, with pink silk belt end bow in hair; Mrs. Bengali, grey opera coat worn over old rose frock; Miss Moir, black spotted net, cluster of mauve flowers oh corsage; Mrs. D. O. Shute, cream satin, knot of deep crimson roses finishing coreage; Miss Margaret Wi.ldegrave, cream satin, blue silk coat with mauve floral design; Miss Dorothy Waldegrave, cream satin, pale blue crepe de chine scarf; Miss Trixie Waldegrave, cream satin, knot of violets on bodice, pale blue coat; Miss Winnie Watson, black velvet and cream lace, pale blue ribbon threaded through hair; Mrs. Randolph, black silk, with black jet trimmings; Miss Randolph, pale green crepe de chine and lace; Mrs. C. Louisson, cream net over yellow silk, pale pink coat; Miss Mawhinney, white muslin and lace, rose pink crepe de chine scarf; Mrs. W. Keiling, in cream, pale pink ribbon threaded through hair t Mrs. Stephens, black silk cream cape, with swansdown; Mies Armstrong, pink silk; Miss Bond, pale blue satin with silver trimming; Miss Mamie Reed, cream silk with bands of silver on corsage; Miss Holben, nfliuve silk, rosette of same shade in hair; Dr. and Mrs. Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Morrah, Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, Dr. and Mrs. O’Brien, the Misses. O’Brien, Miss Dorothy Strang, Miss Hewitt, Miss Alison Barnicoat, Mrs. and Miss Archer, Miss Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Gilchrist, Miss E. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries, Messrs. Bendall, Money, Hawkins (2), Keeble, Watson, Gibbons (3), Windall, and many others. Personal. Miss Iso Smallbone, Wellington, is the guest of Mrs. C. Smith, Bank of New Zealand. Mrs. H. R. Waldegrave has returned from Napier. Mr. F. C. Connell, who has been on a trip to Japan and England, returned to Palmerston on Wednesday. Mrs. L. A. Abraham paid a short visit to Wellington this week. Mrs. F. E.’ Watson and her daughter, Mrs A. N. Gibbons, have been away visiting friends in Wanganui. Miss Kathleen Bell has gone to Wellington for a month or so. Mrs. J. Bell went to Wanganui for the races last week. VIOLET.