NAPIER.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIX, Issue 23, 4 June 1913, Page 65

NAPIER.

May 29. A Dance. The United Tennis Club (late St. Augustine'*) held a very enjoyable dance in the Foresters’ Hall on Wednesday evening, when the trophies won during the season were presented to the various winners. The arrangements were well carried out, reflecting credit on the secretary (Miss W. Bishop), and the function was most successful. Amongst those present were:—Mrs. Ringland, pink satin: Mrs. Tristram, black silk, touches of tangerine; Mrs. Warnock, black velvet: Mrs. Swain, black silk; Mrs. Dolbel, black velvet; Mrs. McNaughton, black charmeuse; Miss McNaughton, white charmeuee; Miss Dolbel, white satin; Miss M. Williamson, white silk; Miss E. WiTliamson, white ninon: Miss Swain, white silk, with ninon tunie; Miss Austin, white silk and lace; Miss R. Austin, white frock; Miss Halt, white channeune, with ninon tunic and silver embroideries; Miss Edwards, cream satin; Miss M. Edwards, white chiffon; Miss Asquith, pale blue «ilk; Mies Palmer, pale blue charmeuse, with blue sequin overdress; Miss Ashton, vieux rose frock; Miss Wensley, buttercup satin, with tunie of emerald green; Mice Hannay, pale blue silk; Miss Ferguson, apricot ninon; Mies Harding, brown velvet and lace; Miss Wolstenholme, pale pink charmeuee; Miss Stacpoole, white silk, with pearl embroideries: Miss Gamby, black velvet; Miss Robertson, white muslin and lace; Miss Beresford, white channeuse, ■with lace draperies; Miss Niven, pink floral chiffon over eharmeuse; Miss Anderson (Wellington), pale blue. Winter Frocks. The new tailor-mades and small hats are delightfully pretty and emart this, year. I noticed Mrs. Barron wearing a dark grey cloth eoat and skirt, with

revers and cuffs of Copenhagen blue, and a black hat with shaded blue and black plumes; Mrs I Logan, dark blue brajded tailor-made, black velours hat with feathers, black lox furs; Mrs. Levein, very pale grey eoat and skirt, small black hat with -pale blue mount; hire. Gilwray, long black seal coat, black hat with shaded black and white plumes; Airs. Pollock, navy blue suit, (purple halt with tan-coloured Jwingff Mrs Ziele, cream serge coat and skirt, black velours hat with white ostrich feathers;. Mrs. Didsbury, purple cloth gown, blaek hat with purple mount; Mrs. Herdman, navy blue tailor-made, white chip hat with blaek feathers; Mrs. Ching, navy blue -braided coat and skirt, black velours hat with shaded cerise plume; Mrs. A. O. Bussell, navy blue coat and skirt, with revers of Paisley silk, blaek felt hat with white ostrich feathers. Personal. Miss Cora Lee (Wellington) is the guest of Mrs. Cecil Cornford. Mrs. Sainsbury, of Gisborne, is staying in Napier. Airs. and Alis.s Herrick, of England, are staying in Hawke's Bay. Mrs. Handyside leaves for England in July by the Remuera. Miss Beniau is staying in Gisborne, and is the guest of Mrs. (Dr.) Singer. Mrs. Ijouisson, of Auckland, is in Napier at present. Dr. and Mrs. Hogg, of Invercargill, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herdman, Bluff Hill. Mrs. F. C. Waterhouse, who Iras been staying in Napier for some weeks, returned to Mungawhare on Wednesday. Mra. B. A'Deane and family arrived from Taupo on Monday, and are staying at the Afasonic Hotel. Miss Livie is the guest of Airs. P. S.