SPECIALLY beautiful frocks were seen at the St. George's Ball at the Cet cle Sportif Franco last night, adding to the brilliance of the function, Spring in itself is an inspiration where ladies' dresses are concerned, and the general effect of the crowded oval ballroom was that of a garden of flowe The four debutantes made a charming group. Miss D. E,. Fairbaien's frock: was of white Teat-patterned all Ince over taffeta, falleskirted. with a Peter Pan collar and soft, buffed sleeves. "She wore slong sash Of rich red velvet and white loves and carried a silver bag, "Miss Eileen Faulkner was in a princess frock of white French georgette made with puffed sleeves and the new draped neckline, The hem of the skirt was finished with a hand embroidered band of gaily coloured English field Mowers, Elbow length gloves. were worn. Her Jewels were diamond Miss Roberta. Pry. wore white taffeta over a pink satin slip, very simply with. a heart eekdine, "rhe full, puffed sleeves were trimmed with roses, Her ornaments were 9 pink cameo pendant uld gold bracelets. Miss ME. Moore's dress was of embossed white georgette cut on. simple lines, " She corsage of mauve orchids and Mrs. W. E. Fairbairn wore a frock of blue lace over blue satin
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