WANGANUI.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVII, Issue 20, 15 May 1912, Page 66

WANGANUI.

May 11. Mrs. D’Arcy’s Dance. Mrs. D’Arcy gave a very jolly euchre party* for Miss Nolan, of Gisborne, who is staying with her, and amongst, those present were: Miss Cowper ( Dannevi rke), Miss D. Brettargh, Miss D. Hum phreys (Taumaruiuii), Miss Brookfield. Miss N. Cameron, Mi-- Morrison (Auckland), Miss L. Williams, Miss R. Fair burn. Miss F. Stewart, Miss I*. Nixon, Miss I. Brettargh, Miss (L Christie, Miss Nolan. Messrs. M. Watt, Long, D’Arcy (2), Chamberlain, Reid, Cameron, Goodwin, Greenwood. Th? priz.es were won by Miss Cowper and Mr. Reid. • On the Links. There was a very large number at the Belmont Golf Links on Wednesday, when afternoon tea was provided l»y Miss ARmtgomery-Moort*. Amongst tho.»e pre sent were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Hogg, Miss G. Hogg, Mrs. ami Miss I>arley, Mrs. D’Arcy, Airs. Meldrum, Mrs. Lomax, Mrs. Armstrong. Miss Brettargh, Aliss 11. Anderson, Miss D. Hum phreys (Taumarunui), Miss Nolan (Gisborne), Miss Williams (Sydney), Mis- 1.. Williams (Sydney), Mrs. Wootten, Mrs. Mackay*, Aliss Gresson, Miss A. Cowper. Aliss N. Cowper, Aliss Collier, Miss Arm strong. Aliss R. Fairburn. Miss Christie, Aliss Kerr, Aliss Ashcroft, Miss W. Christie, Aliss M ilford, Miss G. Christie, Miss Burr, Aliss Spenser, Mrs. Fairburn, Miss Ida Stevenson, Mrs. Howarth, Miss L-am bert, Aliss —. Lambert, Miss Hawken, Aliss R. Haw ken.

College Dance. Last Friday’ evening the Little Old Girls of the Wanganui College gave a very delightful dance in the Assembly Hall. Aliss Cruickshank (Lady Principal of the College) wore a very beautiful cream satin gown with ninon on her corsage; Aliss C urrie, grey charmeuse robe with overskirt of ninon, caught at the front of the skirt with spray of heliotrope roses, and a bunch of the same at the waist; Aliss 1). Christie wore a black, satin gown with ninon and pink roses on her decollete and in her coiffure; Miss G. Christie, white satin robe, made short, and a square-cut tunic of pale pink ninon, pearl embroidery on Iter corsage, and a band of wide black velvet in her coiffure.; Miss H. Anderson, pretty embroidered white muslin robe with satin waistband, and in her coiffure a spray of shaded pink roses;. Miss D. Humphreys (Taumarunui), pale blue charmeuse gown with cream net pointed tunic, the same on her decollete, girdle of blue sat in, finished with tassels; Mi-- Brettargh, pale blue silk gown with blue fisher net> overdress, touch of blue in her coitTure; Aliss D. Brettargh. pale pink satin frock with tunic of cream Brussels net, and a touch of black velvet in her coiffure; Aliss E. Baddeley (Kimbolton), white satin frock with tunic of white ninon and pearl embroidery; Miss G. Hogg wore a pretty white muslin robe with lave and insertion, and pink coral necklace; Aliss Hatrick. pretty pale grey charmeusc robe with ninon tunic, and touch of deep red; Aliss Hadfield wore a pretty pale blue gown with lace; Miss Mcßeth, whit? silk gown with ninon on her corsage; Miss Jardine, smart frock of heliotrope silk with dewdrop net on the skirt and corsage, finished with bows of velvet and bands of silver embroidery; Mrs. Wootton, black silk robe with touch of emerald green; Miss —. Hatrick. pretty dove grey silk with chiffon the same shade, and deep red ro-es and foliage; Miss G. Anderson, pile pink floral striped Ihovade robp with chiffon and silk ciiH«roitlery on her decollete. Personal. Mrs. and Miss Marshall, of Wanga nui, have returned from their visit to Wellington. Miss Al. Cowper, of Dan nevi rke, who has been visiting friends in Wanganui, has returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. John St?vens<»n and Mi-s Ida Stevenson, of Wanganui, left this week for a visit to Auckland. Miss Nolan, of Gislmrne, is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. D’Arcy, in Wanganui. Mrs. and Miss Ikidgshim, of Wellington, spent a few days in Wanganui on their way to New I’lyrnoutli. Rev. W. Bond and Mrs. Bond, of Masterton,, ar? staying in Wanganui with Mrs. H. Sarjeant.

Mrs. Georg.: Palmer, of Wanganui, han returned from-her visit to Englwiid. Mrs. A. Wilson, of Wanganui, who has been staying in Wellington with her mother (Mrs. Kennedy), has returned to her home. - r ~ — . , Miss Humphreys,»of Taumarunui, is the guest- of Mrs. Anderson, in Wanganui. Mrs. W. Brewer, of Waverley, who has been staying with her sister (Miss Brewer) in Wanganui, has returned to her home. Miss N. Nixon, of Wanganui, is staying in Wellington with relations. Mr. H. Cowper, of Dannevirke, has been staying in Wanganui with relations.