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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIX, Issue 24, 11 June 1913, Page 64

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June 7. Tennis Club Ball. Tlie Hawke's Bay Tennis Club gave their annual bail on Tuesday night, at the Garrison Hall. It was a most successful function, and great praise is due to those who worked so hard to make it a success. Among those present I noticed: Mrs. Ivan Logan, wearing pale pink satin, with drapings of lovely Wack lace and ninon; Mrs. Ziele, very smart gown of apricot and white crepe de chine; Mrs. A. D. Brown, black charmeuse, with jet embroideries; Airs. Didsbury, pale blue satin, with sequin overdress; Mrs. Nantes, handsome black toilette; Mrs. Arthur Kennedy, pale pink satin and lace; Mrs. Rathbone, vivid rose pink gown; Mrs. A. O. Russell, white embroidered crepe, and pink fringe; Mrs. D. ,S. Liang, saxe .blue and black toilette;. Mrs. Dinwiddie, violet satin, with cream lace draperies; Mrs. Bowen, grey satin, and silver embroideries; Mrs. Johnson, cream silk, with Oriental embroidery; Mrs. Basil Cotterill (Maraekakaho), pale blue satin, with black velvet belt; Mrs. Pollock, white satin, veiled with black ninon; Miss Hoadley. white charmeuse, with tunic of royal blue ninon and Oriental bead fringe; Miss Stewart (Wellington), pink satin and lace; Miss Lipscomb, seagreen crepe de chine, with Oriental embroideries; Miss J. Crosse, black charmeuse. with short black la.ee tunic and emerald green belt; Miss Williams (Wanganui), pale blue satin, with pearl embroidery; Miss Bowen, white satin: Miss Duff, smart frock of pale blue and white ninon; Miss C. Hindmarsh, maizecoloured silk and ninon, draped with cream lace ; Miss Lang, buttercup satin ; Miss S. Dinwiddie, pink and white frock; Miss Miller, amber and black frock; Miss Palmer, emerald green sequin gown, veiled with gold ninon: Miss Hansard, -pale blue and gold shot brocade; Miss G. Bernau, white satin frock with touches of scarlet. Pluuket Society. The Plunket Society held a meeting on Friday afternoon, when it was decided that active steps should be taken .to establish a cottage hospital, where the babies could have proper treatment. A number v of fresh names have been added to the committee this year, and it

ie expected that good work will he done for the society. Those preseufe-at the meeting were: Mesdames Ruddoca, Smith, Henley, Oldham, illiamson, Dinwiddie, Archer, Herdman, Riddell) Ching, Bear, Morris, A. D. Brown, J. Vs Brown, and Misses McDonald and Williams. Personal. ... • Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and MisS Stewart, of Wellington, are staying ht the Masonic Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, of Motuotaraia, who have been staying jn! Napier for some weeks, returned home 6hl Friday. . , ■ Mrs. (Dr.) Fenwick, of Dunedin, is the guest of Mrs. S. E. Wright. Miss Cora Eee has returned to Wellington. Mrs. Tripp (Wellington) is ■visiting her sister, Mrs. Stopford. Mrs. and Miss Kettle have returned from their trip to Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. Tatter-all and family, who have been absent in England foe some two years, returned to Napier on Thursday.