were both kind enough to distribute hem among the bungalows and we shed' them the same" luck shortly, Great was the interest on the [island on Sunday when the engagement was announced of Miss Susan Potter, daughter of Captain Potter jof the' Cumberland, to Lieut, Turnbull of the Magnolia, Their friends ish them all luck and happiness, The Friday dance was unusually lerowded and among the guests were Mrs. Ford, the Misses, Rosemary jand "Thea Myer, "Buse" Camming, Miss Joyce Middleton, Mes.
Suffolk Band provided popu Foster, and veral others The ssu provided popular Patrick and Miss Middleton ave Mra, Reader Harvis, Dr. and Mrs.
mong the new arrivals, Shouts of "Fire" were heard all over "Heir Moon Bay he of evening." Everyone "ran out with buckets of water to" see what all the excitement was about and found Mrs. Hooper's ear on fire okily the chauffeur kept his head and'ny Widespread damage' was "done, except that the enr will not be seez fon the roads again, Mrs. Henry Jory hag just taken up her residence at "No.8 'Half Moon Bay, where Mr. Jory is short joining' her, Weihatwet looks its old self again now that all the warships returned: HLMLS, "Suffoll, Berwick, Petersfield and' the Med Hankow on Friday, a ere IMS. Hermes leaving for PARIS TRENDS, velours, duvetynes. and' completely fdelustred velvets, are favoured by French textile creators, but both ant buyers and smart Pai show 'a strong predilection for highly lustrous sating and lacquered tins, $0 it is probable that both ull ahd shiny will be fashionable.
Worth is to use considerable tulle his: new evening mode. Lelong favour cotton og an established, all: year evening fabric, and Worth, Paton and others also" lend the weight of their approval to-the cot ton revive Browns will continue popular for both day and evening wear. brown, with more than grey, and the lighter fawn brown will be better than the wine browns of yesteryear; though a whole group of mahoganies will be offered, and rust and Corinthe wil continue, The now blues will be of greenish tone and the new greens will be the blue and peacock greens, 'The first experiment in Japan of radiophone communication between an aeroplane in flight with w telephone on land was carried' out on September 2 in Osaka. The result was highly reassuring and a regular service of this Kind is qxvitiated in the neat
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