WANGANUI.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 2, 10 July 1912, Page 67

WANGANUI.

July b. At Go.f. The Golf Club were fortunate in having a fine dav for golf on Wednesday. Mrs. James Watt and Mrs. Lomax provided afternoon tea. Amongst 'those present were: Mrs. A. Izard, Mrs. IL Good, Miss H. Anderson, Mrs. Lomax, Miss Montgomery-Moore, Miss Cowper, Miss M. Milne, ' Miss Bates, Miss R. Hawken. Miss B. Fairburn, Miss Brettargh, Miss Nolan (Gisborne), Miss Stevenson, Miss Collier. Mrs. GwynPotts, Miss Parsons, Miss Davis, Miss Spenser, Miss G. Christie, Miss I. Nixon, Miss Lambert, Miss L. Williams, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Pa'terson, Miss Frankish, Mrs. Meldrum, Mrs. Bayly, Miss W. Bayly, Mrs. John Anderson, Miss W. Anderson, and others.

Surprise Party. On Tuesday evening there was a very enjoyable surprise party at Mrs. Mackay’s. Mrs. Mackay wore a beautiful gown of cream channelise, with silk fringe, pale blue bail'd in her coiffure; Mrs? Wall was gowned in a white charmeuse robe with overdress of applegreen, and aigrette in her coiffure; Miss H. Anderson, white embroidered net frock, with touch of pale pink; Miss Barnard Brown wore a pretty white charmeuse gown with tunic and silver, band of silver in her coiffure; Miss W. Anderson, smart blaek satin gown, with bands of rose-pink floral chiffon; Miss R. Nixon, pale blue charmeuse, with tiny pink roses bordering her corsage; Miss R. Fairburn, eream charmeuse gown, with pointed ninon tunie, edged with bugle fringe, becoming emerald-green satin ribbons in her coiffure; Miss Christie, pale blue charmeuse frock, with tunie of floral blue ninon, edged with mushquash, pale blue ribbons in her coiffure; Miss G. Christie, pale pink satin gtpvn, with stylish equare-cut tunie of blue ninon, edged with silver: Miss W. Bayly, pale blue satin robe, with overdress of blue ninon, blue in her coiffure; Miss Kerr wore a pale blue satin, profusely embroidered in the same tone; Miss Nolan (Gisborne), white satin frock, with bands of heliotrope floral ninon, eaught with pink and blue flowers formed of satin: Miss Stevenson, pretty pale pink frock, veiled in grey ninon, waving aigrette in her coiffure: Mias Darley, becoming pale blue crepe de chine, with ninon the same shade, and touch of lace on corsage.

Personal. Mrs. Ballance, of Wanganui, is staying in Wellington with relations. Miss Morton Jones, of Wanganui, has been staying in Wellington. Miss Wheeler, of Haleombe, is the guest of Mrs. Smith, her sister, in Wanganui.

The Misses Bates, of Wanganui, have lieen the guests of Mrs. Gifford Moore, in Palmerston North. Dr. and Mrs. Skerman, of Marton, are staying in Wanganui with Mr. and Airs. IT. GooVl. Miss Marshall, of New Plymouth, is staying in Wanganui with Mr. And Mrs. Gifford MarsTiall. Putiki. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Lambert, of Wanganui. are staying in Rangitikei. Mrs. Bond, of thu Wairarapa, Who has

been slaying in Wanganui for •offs weeks with her aister, Mrs. H. tiarjeant, has gone to Wellington. Jtev. 11. Reeve and Mrs. Reeve, of Wanganui, arb *s*J**g in Wellington.

£laptain and Mrs. Hume, of Wanganui, nreftpending some weeks with friends in Wellington. I' Miss Spenser, of Wanganui, has regsd from her visit to Wellington. ss Nolan, of Gisborne, has returned her visit to relations in llawera, is now the guest of her aunt, Mrs. JF’Arcy, in Wanganui. Jitr. and Mrs. Gwyn-Potts, of Wanganui, have been staying in Palmerstton North with Mr. and Mrs. G. Potts.