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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7, 14 August 1912, Page 65

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August 10. Savage Club. The members of the Savage Club gave a Ladies’ Night in the Theatre Royal on Tuesday. Only the ground floor of the theatre was used, ami before eight o’clock every seat was tilled. The room was decorated with many-coloured draperies, and the stage represented a Maori pa, with Maori carvings and heaps of palms. Little tables were placed here and there among the audience with little dishes of sweets. The Savages gave a delightful programme, and finished up with a most original play. It was a bitterly cold night, and nearly everyone was huddled up in coats and scarves. Mrs P. S. MeLeau wore pale, blue charmeuse, with much handsome embroidery and cream lace; Mrs G. Warren (Tomoana), black taffeta, with Oriental embroidery; Mrs Henley, black and emerald green gown; Mrs Bowring, orchid mauve satin; Mrs Snodgrass, heliotrope gown; Mrs Holmes (Ashburton), black chiffon; Mrs M'annering, white silk; Miss Ninelle, pale blue; Mrs Tomlinson, nattier blue, with cream laee; Mrs Bowen, pale blue tussore ; Miss Bowen, vieux rose frock; Mis Edgar, handsome pink gown, with silver laee; Mrs Sandtmann, grey charmeuse; Miss Sandtmann, vieux rose silk; Mrs Gould, black; Mrs Moeller, old rose and grey froek; Miss Moeller, black velvet, with Oriental embroidery; Mrs Molinux (Wellington), grey gown; Miss Molinux, pale blue satin, with fiat ruchings of the same; Mrs A. D. Brown, vieux rose, with laee overdress; Miss Sutton, saxe blue satin, tunic of saxe blue tosea net; Miss Humphries, white ninon and silver; Mrs A. Humphries, pink. Others present were: Mrs Kettle, Miss Kettle, Mrs Rindland, Mrs McCarthy, Miss Taylor, Mrs

HursthoMßi', Mrs Heiman, Miss Beruau, Mrs 8. Riddell, Miss Lipscomb, Mrs Newton, Mrs Cato, Mrs A. O. Russell, Mrs Jowat, Mrs Geddis, Mrs Herdman, Mrs Vautier Bazaar. The local Hockey Club have organised a bazaar, which is now in full swing at the Theatre Royal. The various stalls are beautifully decorated, and each, with its attendants, represents a different period or nation. The fancy work is charmingly pretty, and a very delicious cup of tea may be obtained at the Japanese kiosk. Various sides in the way of a fortune-teller and a miniature theatre, provide plenty of fun. The funds will be used to send their representatives to Auckland for toe hockey tournament. Golf. On Tuesday last a team of Hastings ladies eame to Napier to try conclusions with a local team. An exciting contest took place, resulting in a win for Napier. Personal. Mrs and Miss Goodson, of Ifawcra, are staying in Napier. Mrs and Miss White, of Porangahau, are in town this week. Mrs Goring Johnston and Mrs Pratt, of Palmerston North, are visiting in Hawke’s Bay. Mrs ami Miss Molyuux, of Wellington, are in Napier for a few weeks. Mrs Frank Moeller and Miss Moeller have gone to Christchurch for the Grand National. Mrs Geddis has returned from her visit to Auckland. Mr and Mrs Busby, of Tokomaru Bay, are in Napier for a few days. Mrs Rutherford, of Canterbury, who has been staying in Napier for some time, leaves on Monday for Christchurch. She will probably return to Napier the following week.