NEW PLYMOUTH.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVII, Issue 9, 28 February 1912, Page 65

NEW PLYMOUTH.

February 24. A Bazaar. A bazaar in aid of the Victoria Girls’ College was held in Mr. Percy Smith’s lovely grounds last Tuesday. The weather was not all that could have been desired, but it- didn't rain, and that was the main thing. The garden was looking its best, and the stalls were enehantingly clotted here and there amongst the lovely trees and ferns. Miss Percy Smith wore white muslin with blaek spot, trimmed with old and white chiffon, black feathered hat; Mrs. J. Cook, black voile with white stripes, blaek hat; Miss B. Smith, black silk striped voile, black hat; Miss Curtis, cornflower blue linen; Mrs. Home, grey eoat and skirt, blaek hat, striped ribbon bows; Miss Wade, black and grey striped tweed costume, grey toque with blaek wing and cerise .ribbon; Miss C. Bayly, blaek and white cheek costume with blaek facings, piped with blue, putty-coloured hat with blaek velvet and pink flowers; Mrs. Renaud, grey striped tweed with blue lapels, blue hat; Mrs. Courtney, cream Sicilian costume, faced with black, blaek hat; Mrs. Paton, floral voile over green glace, blaek hat lined with white and wreathed with pink flowers; Miss Stephenson, biscuit and green striped linen eoat and skirt, vieux rose hat; Mrs. Devenish, black silk; Miss Devenish, saxe blue with blaek facings, blaek feathered hat; Miss Grant, navy eoat and skirt, blaek hat; Mrs. Holberf, of Wellington, blaek alpaca coat ami skirt with narrow white stripe, black and white toque; Mrs. Fookes, black silkj Miss Fookes, cream costume; Miss M. Fookes, pale green linen, burnt straw hat with striped ribbon bow; Mrs. Corn-; wall, blaek silk, black and white feather boa, black bonnet; Mrs. Pott, silk striped eolienne, white hat with wings; Miss Leatham, brown tweed costume, burnt straw hat with emerald green ribbon; Miss R. Leatham, cream delaine, white

hat; Mrs. Walker, blue silk, veiled in black ninon, black hat; Mrs'. C. H. Webster, white embroidered muslin, white hat wreathed in pink roses; Mrs. C. A. Jones, grey costume, green hat; Miss Roy, striped tweed eostume, black hat with roses; Mrs. Hamerton, of Inglewood, black; Mrs. Robinson, black silk, black ahd white toque; Mrs. Hansen, of Auckland, pale grey silk voile, burnt straw hat with black velvet and pink roses; Mrs. Bird, of Auckland, black eostume; Mrs. Moyes, grey coat and skirt, white hat with black lace bows; Miss G. Kyngdon, hydrangea blue, trimmed with black silk, white net yoke and sleeves, white hat with blaek feathers; Mrs. Matthews, gtey eoat and skirt, black toque; Miss Marshall, black and grey striped costume, black feathered toque; Mrs. McItellar, blaek striped voile, blaek feathered hat; Miss MeKellar. reseda green, hydrangea blue, hat; Mrs. Wills, blue frock, black feathered hat; Mrs. H. i’ookes, grey costume; Mrs. Murray, blue coat and skirt, black hat; Miss Wilson, t’icUX rose linen, grey hat wreathed in autumn leaves; Miss I. Hempton, grey ypilc, large white hat; .Mrs. A. H. Colville, dark blue coat and skirt, braided with black, green and blaek hat; Mrs. Honeyfield, black silk, black and white toque; Mrs. Newman, grey costume, violet toque; Mrs. Standish, black and white check tweed; blaek toque; Miss Govett, cream linen, grey hat with striped bow; Miss Mace, blaek. grey coat, blaek hat; Mrs. Reston, grey silk voile, white feather boa, white hat with roses; Misses Pope, er£am costumes; Mrs. Pope, blaek And white check eoat and skirt, black hat; Mrs. T. Avery, black, grey .coat, black and white toque; Miss Avery, white embroidered eoat and skirt, white hat-; Miss Corkill, white muslin; Miss B. Hirst, white muslin; Mrs. Glasgow, navy cloth cbat and skirt, toque to match; Mrs. Martin, grey costume, white boa, white hat; .Mrs. 11. H. Ward, grey costume; Mrs. Hulchen; Mrs. Winfield; Mrs. P. Arden, white; Miss Ahier, grey cbat and skirt, black and white hat; Mrs. Fraser, blaek hand-painted ehiffon over satin, cream bonnet with pink roses; Mrs. R. A. Gray, periwinkle, blue with'deep hem of blaek satin, blaek and blue fiat; Miss Milroy, of Dunedin; cream boat and skirt, blaek hat with white plumes. Personal. •" Miss Doris Roy. who has been on a visit to the. South Island, has now returned. Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, of New Plymouth, are on a. visit to Rotorua, and Auckland. . Mr. and Airs. Perry have returned to New Plymouth after a pleasant holiday at Gisbbrne. Mrs. Bennet, of Blenheim, is paying a visit to her mother. Mrs. Paul, of New Plymouth. Mrs. L. Hansen, who has been staying with her mother, Mrs. Robinson, of New Plymouth, has now returned to Auckland. Archdeacon Evans, with Mrs. Evans and Miss B. Evans, arrived in New i’lyliiouth last week after spending some tnonths in Auckland and Wellington. Miss Milroy, of Dunedin, is the guest of Mrs. M. Fraser. New Plymouth.