SOCIAL NEWS AND FASHIONS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 10 November 1913, Page 2

SOCIAL NEWS AND FASHIONS.

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..Viiss ,N. Oa.ni.yron, of Grtty-fcowu, us tiii; guest of frtnj W. Be-scbaa:.

.Mrs Dyer .returns 4jo.u» to-day af-if-.e speiiuir;g a- fs#w Cwys is \\ eiiing-

Aftfsmoon tea ifi tiia eiwnng «t ths j golf soaso® on. last was pro- j vided by t>bo president's wife, Mrs ] Hugh VjfiUiams. Tha tea room and tables were* prettily de-comted with, bawls of glorious rea roses. The afternoon's- enjoyment was rather marred by downpour of rain, which started abou tf four o'clock. -Mrs Hugh Williams was wearing a blue silk lustre tailor-made with black hat and large plumes ; Mrs G. W. Sellar, navy blue and black striped costume, with black facings, white satin hat, lined with laci: and trimmed with blue. velvet and pink roses and forget-me-nots : Mrs Johnson, grey tailormade, wliito bat, with black silk';' Mrs Archer, «bite dress, white hat, wreathed wii.h small . brown flowers .and largo pink it>s'o a S tlie. side; Mrs I Hislop > gi'ey costume, black hat; Mrs Frnrieis,-, tussore; costume, white hat,with pink roses; Mrs Graham, white flannelcostume., with narrow black stripe, white hat, wreathed with small flowers: Mrs A. Casclßerg, navy costume, braided with black, hdt to match, trimmed with floral ribbon; Mrs Araot, grey coat and skirt, grey straw hat, with wing; 'Mrs Foley, grey costume, black tagel hat, with white niching and pink roses; Mrs W. Beetliam, navy costume, hat to match; Mrs V. Domdd, tussore, white plumed hat; Mrs Boddington, black costume,! black bonnet; Mrs H. M. Boddington, purple tailor-made, black hat, with plumes ; Mrs Hand-Newton, I blue coat and skirt, whito Panama 1 hat; Miss Young, brown costume, '.white hat, with floral ribbon; Miss 1 Caimeron, grey coat and skirt, with black facings, black hat, with white aigrette; Miss Hohnewood, white costume, with narrow black stripe, white hat, lined with black and trimmed with blue silk; Miss Perry, navy costume, black and white hat; Miss E. Robieson, white muslin dress; white hat. Among those playing in the foursome were Mr and Mrs Guy Williams, Mr and Mrs Elcoate, Mr and Mrs Fenton, Mrs and Mrs Bennett, Mr and Mrs S. Noble-Campbell, Mrs N. James, Misses Robieson (2), Misses Perry (2).

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