Favoured by sunny skies and a moat picturesque setting, the annual Garden Party of the BW.A. held on Tuesday afternoon in the beautiful house and grounds of Mr. and Mrs, Perey Liddell, was an altogether delightful occasion. The number fof motors which lined Avenue Haig on both sides for a long distance was as convincing an indication of the number present as anything could be for, once inside, the spacious premises took care of the large number of guests without any crowding.
Mrs. E. M. Gull, Chairman, and Mrs. O. M. Green, Vice-Chairman of the Association, welcomed the guests at the door, the hospitable Entertainment Section provided an excellent tea and ice-cream, and the Sports Section kept games moving rapidly on the two tennis courts. The Russian Cadet Band played throughout the afternoon. Allied flags waved over the entrance are! floated from standards set up on the lawn in front of the house or, strung on wires, outlined the termi courts Nature and the modiste col elaborated successfully in a series of beautiful coloured pictures, changing as the models in the latest hues lof the summer moved about over the grass, now posing effectively against the clumps of crimson ramblers which dotted the lawn, now grouping themselves into an entirely new ensemble as friend greeted friend. Crisp- organdies gaily hued, effective costumes of white, ravishing lace creations, chie silk crochet Joutfits—in fact every novelty of the season's mode seemed reflected among the hundreds present. A very representative gathering of the membership it was, with a good sprinkling of mem "and some specially.invited guests, among them you know!
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