The weather on the third' day was radiantly bright, but tingly gusty, as a high wind p: all the time. Many modish white gowns were again in evidence, also several coats and skirts of Shantung silk, which look remarkably smart, by reason perhaps that they were '80 conspicuously suited to the weather. Of genuine smartness was a frock of spotted chiffoninan artistic apricot shade, worn over white, and festooned with tiny ruchings of pinked-out apricot taffetas. With it was worn a crin hat, trimmed with French tinted roses, the arrangement of which bespoke the hand of an artist. A grandmother silk gown in rich ok rose shade was trimmed effectively with twine guipure lace, and worn with a black picture hat. Rominiscont of days of old was a polo drab taffottas with tiny checks. The shoulders were draped with " quaintly fashioned pelerine cape, from beneath which peeped a froth of white net nnd lace fillings. With it was worn " becoming toque of erin, trimmed with white ro: Completely effective was a gown of white organdie printed with rose de-ign in pale mauve the triple skirts of which were dered with n wide band of the same colour. A mushroom hat of white worn with it, was simply trimmed with biz ruching of mauve ribbon. A pretty girlish gown was of pale. turquoise blue axlienno's lk, inserted with twine guipure lace, which was worn on a black picture hat. A remarkable gown was of stone grey chiffon over old rose pink chiffon. A very pretty hat, trimmed with a garniture of clover, was worn with a smart white frock, another very becoming hat being trimmed with a wreath of beautifully tinted carnal tions. Indeed nearly all the gowns hats that were worn were worthy of description, but unfortunately space and time will not allow me to say more,
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