St Defence Forees: for Meallay Defence Force:
inder P-L. Padolecchin; anaes Ses Infantry Kite to. Governoe-General Commander Jules James, the ensemble.
"Mrs. R. T. Bryan, Jr.. wore white and black georgette trimmed wit pearls and diamante, and having the} uneven hem line.
Mrs. F, P. Fairman, wore flame! coloured chiffon with touches of] same colour lace, made with soft) floating draperies and panels at the skirt, and having a low waist lis A belt of rhinestones was a becoming feature, and silver slippers accompanied.
Mrs. George A. Fitch was among those who wore velvet, hers being Tati lavender chiffon having a pointed Chiles hom line and draped at the side.' A pearl and silver medallion caught the draperies at the left side and un interesting note was a surpli front to the blouse. Silver slippers} were worn, as was a pretty Florentine white silk scarf embroidered in lavender flowers.
Mrs. C. C. Foulk wore soft rose georgette having circular godets at ought these at pretty this dress were worm Mrs. A. F. Kimball wore a French gold and dark blue Ince ts skirt made in godets and puff bow at the shoulder. Gold slippers made a harmonizing note. vi] Mrs. S. C. Kingsbury wore black georgette over pink with diamenté trimming, and floating godets form. ing the skirt, Mrs, V. G. Lyman wore 8 becoming gown of silver metal cloth cut fon straight lines, and trimmed with 'a wide rhinestone belt and ornament the ends of which fell down at the side. Silver stockings and shoes completed the gown.
Mrs. J. S. Potter was another who wore metal cloth, silver and blue brocade forming a bodice and ninon draperies making a graceful skirt. A coral coloured flower at the shoulder gave a note of contrast, and silver shoes were worn.
Mrs, H. D. Rodger wore a bril antly beaded white gown with crystal beads, cut into a heavy design int the hem line which swooped long-cer in back than in front in the accredited mode.
Mrs. W. E. Sauer, wife of one of the chairmen of the committee, wore steel lace, beaded in steel beads.
Mrs. F, W. Seblobohm's dress} followed ihe mode for lace, being variegated flesh and rose' tones, made in basque bodice and full skirt. 'A rhinestone buckle held. harmonize ing ribbons which floated lose from the shoulder. Silver shoes were its. George Sokoleky wore black chiffon velvet and orange and silver brocade, the latter forming a bodice for a softly draped skirt of velvet. The sams brocade. formed the slip underneath,' Embroidered diamant formed attractive trimming, and al darker eeiscrs.
he entire student body and faculty and friends celebrated the! day with a progrannue in the Community Charch. Through the courtesy of Lieut-Col. Kilgore, 0. C.' the 4th Marines, and Lieut. Foote, ireetor, the Regimental Band o! oda namber of selections.
Huizinga, of Shanghai College, tivered the oration of the day. 1—Selection uh. Regiment Band.
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