PALMERSTON NORTH.
August 3. Street Toilettes. )) e have had a few gloriously fire ditys tins wvek, whi.h have been & great relief after the long tedious spell of downpour. A few street toilettes I have noticed lately included: Mrs. R. Davis, wearing a grey velvet corduroy eoat and skirt, squirrel toque, with cluster of violets, squirrel fur and muff; Miss Irene O’Brien. Auckland, navy coat and skirt, squirrel fur and muff, suede navy felt hat lined with rose pink; Miss Armstrong, saxe blue eoat and skirt, large hat with saxe blue wings; Mrs. A. Barraud, slategrey eoat and skirt, black fox fur and muff, small black hat witl; cream feather mount ; Miss Dorothy Waldegrave, navy coat aud skirt, seal hat with cluster of small pale blue satin berries; Mi-s Barnieoat, cream serge coat and skirt, large blaek satin hat with pale blue ospreys; Miss W, Watson, fawn tweed eoat and skirt, grey fur and muff, brown felt hat, the brim caught up in front with a cluster of golden brown flowers; Mrs. Clere, navy
coat and skirt, fur toque- and fur; Mrs, .(onisdl. brown costume, 4»ruwn fur toque and fur; Mihm Bond, navy coat and >kirt. braided with wide black silk braid, black hat with run raid green silk bow; l/ouden, cream cloth «oat and skirt, black fox fur and muff, large black l|it with bhiUk Dancer plume; Mrs. F. S. Mcßae, navy coat and skirt, squirrel toque and fur; Mrs. Watson, brown tweed co.it and skirt, sealskin hat. At tlie Theatre. At the picture theatres I have noticed recently: Dr. and Mrs. Putnam. Mr. and Mis. ( . K. Waldegrave, Mm. sind the Misses Abraham, Mr. and Mrs. 1 itzherbert. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons, the \li-ses Barnico.it, Miss W. Watson, Mrs and Miss Preece. Mrs. and the .Misses Dempsey. Miss I’orter. Mr. and Mrs. AlcKnight. Miss M, Knight. Mr. and Mrs Hall, the Misses Drew, Mrs. Thomson, Miss Wilson. Mrs. «nd Miss O’Brien. Personal. Mrs. 11. R. Waldegrave and Miss Trixie Waldegrave 'have returned from Wellington. Sir*. Geoffrey Potts is hack from Auckland. Miss Reed paid a short visit to Wellington la*t week. Mrs. Louisson has gone to Auckland" for a fortnight or so. Mrs. H. Cooper has returned from Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Reed leave for Gisborne shortly. Their second son, Mr. King Reed, is to be married on August 20 to Mis* Daisy Bright, of Gisborne. The im’itat ions are issued for the marriage on August 21 of Miss Trixie Waldegrave and Mr. G. ( . Keeble, both of Paßnerston. Arr.‘ and Mrs. Goring Johnston have returned from Wellington.
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 6, 7 August 1912, Page 65
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429PALMERSTON NORTH. New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 6, 7 August 1912, Page 65
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