NAPIER.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVI, Issue 14, 4 October 1911, Page 65

NAPIER.

September 29. Garden Party at Bishopscourt. The Bishop of Waiapu and Mrs. Averill gave a large garden (tarty last Saturday on honour of the visiting

vlergj uud bjnodumea. The daj wm bright and sunny, bm rather culd. Thu Itishop u.id Mrs. Averill received their gue-tls on the verandah, Mrs. Averill •wearing a very pretty gown of blue hiik veiled in grey ninon. Amongit those present were; Mrs. Ntopioid, black and ivhite check coat and skirt. bLuk hat; Mrs. A. <>. linssell. blue serge coat and skirt, piped with emerald gm»n, vieux rose hat; Mrs. Campbel), navy blue, amethyst hat; Mrs. Mayne, grey coat and skirt, .vh<.te hat with pink roses; Mrs. A. J. Williams, white doth coat and skirt, black hat Irutimetl with Parise; Airs. M< ( arthy. Iduc serge coat arui skirt, heliotrope hat; Miss McCarthy, tussore frock piped with -.•erise; Mrs. Allen Williams, long heliotrope eoat, black hat; Mrs. Twig'g, grey coat ami skirt, black hat; Mias Twigg, blue poplin coat and skirt, blue hat; Mrs. Harding (Mt. Vernon), amethyst eoat and skirt; Miss E. Harding, apricot voile; Miss Clarke (Hedgeby), amethyst costume, black hat; Miss Anne Clarke, saxe blue; Mrs. Russell Dunean, black velvet, white furs; Mrs. Vanthi, black silk, mauve hat with Punier plumes; Mrs. Riddell, black velvet, blaek toqua with white feathers; Miss Riddell, red eoat and skirt, blaek hat with red rosea; Mrs W. Cato, grey with blue embroidery, grey hat: Mrs. Greig, vieux rose, blade hat; Miss Dalrymple, grey coat and, skirt, grey hat with verise ruehe; Mrs. Cato, vieux rose eharmeuse; Mrs. McLernon, grey ninon and silver trimming, hat to match; Mrs. Edgar, peacock blue, white hat; Mrs. Kight, black velvet; Mrs. Cluing, blue foulard, blue hat; Mrs. Nantes, grey ninon over silk, white hat with eerise roses; Miss Tuke, blaek silk piped with emerald green, white hat; Mrs. Pollen, white doth, black picture hat; Miss Braithwaite, grey coat and skirt, mauve hat; Mrs. Stewart, giey eoat and skirt, blaek hat; Miss Sandtman, green foulard, blaek satiiu coat, black hat with lancer plumes;' Miss Sandtman, coronation blue, blaiok hat; Mrs. Lane, green coat and skirt; greeu toque; Mrs. Cargill, grey coat and skirt, blaek and white hat; MisS Cargill, white cloth, white crinoline straw hat; Mrs. Tylee, blue and white stripe, white hat; Mrs. George, blue voile, blue and grey hat; Mrs. Nimrod Shaw, green eoa>t and skirt; Mrs. Coleman, black and white coat and skirt, green toque with pink roses; Miss Morton, blue serge coat and skirt, blue ami emerald green hat; Mrs. Snodgrass, grey poplin, blaek hat; Miss Snodgrass, blue coat and skirt, mole coloured hat; Mrt. Cargill, blaek coat and skirt, blaek hat; Mrs. Mason Chambers, grey coat and skirt, green motor bonnet; Mrs. Carlyan, white cloth voat ami skirt, blaek hat; Mrs. Sanders, pale grey costume, grey hat with feathers; Miss Spencer, tussore coat and skirt, mauve hat; Miss Hodge, cream coat and skirt, mauve hat; Mrs. Heetor Smith, white cloth, black hat, white fox furs; Mrs. George Kelly, black and white eerise pipings; Mrs. Dinwiddie, amethyst voile; Miss Diuwiddie, mauve and white flowered voile; Mrs. Dalzell, blaek silk coat and skirt, blaek toque with feather trimming; Miss Dalzell, old rose foulard, grey hat wreathed with pink roses; Mrs. Crawshaw, mauve and grey costume; Mrs. Lusk, mole coloured velvet, hut tO match, with blue ostrich plumes; Misa Lusk, coronation blue, white hat with black and white bows; Miss. Edith Williams, grey coat and skirt, hat; Mrs. Bowen, saxe blue coat and skirt piped with eerise, black hat; MisS Bowen, vieux rose, burnt straw hat with’ pink bows; Mrs. Baxter, mauve and black; Mrs. Rutherfurd; the Misses Rutherfurd; Mrs. and Miss Dean; Mrs. and Miss Jardine: Mrs. de Lisle; Mrs. H. Fannin; Miss Farmin: Miss Durrant; Miss Warne: Miss Moeller; Airs, and Miss Ruddoek; Airs, and Aliss Lucy Tuke; Aliases Hill; Airs, and Miss Dewes; Aii-ss Ethel Paisley; Mrs. T. O. Afoore; Mrs. Bernard Chambers; Aire. Sims; Airs. A. 11. Wilson; AIi»» Begg; Mrs. Levien; Airs, and Miss Sheath; Aliss Retemever; Mrs. C. IL Marleau; the Misses Maclean; Miss Gleeson; Alrg. P. S. McLean. Lord Islington's Visit. His Exeellcney Lord Is'kngtou arrived, in Napier last night ou Iris first visit to thia place, to lay the foundationatone of the new Hukarere School for Maori Girls. Unfortunately, there was a heavy rain and a biting wind, so the eeremony had to be postponed till tomorrow morning, much to the disappointment of many visitors, including the members of tire Diwesan Syno*i£ ■lost of whom have to leave Napier tonight. Lord Islington is staying at the H.B. Club until tomorrow, when he wiH be the guest of Mr. G. P. Ho line Uy at

Otatara, and be present at the H.B. Jockey e Inb meeting next week. Personal. lady Carroll is in Napier in order to attend the ceremony of laying the foundation-stone of'the llukarere Girls’ School. Mr. ami Mrs. .Herbert Colepian are visiting Airs. Coleman, Waititirau. Miss Carter (Wellington) is visiting IM rs. Begg. v "** ‘Miss Cargill lias returned to PalmerSton. Mrs. H. St. Hill is spending a few days at the MasTmic Hotel. The Rev. T. Sinicox and Mrs. Simcox liave been visaing Mrs. Coleman. .Miss Gibson (Pa tea) is on a short lyiai’t to Napier. Mrs. Andrews (Dannevirke) is visiting Napier.

MARJORIE.