Prankiin,' Mrs. G. W. Boissevain wore black lace gowns. Mrs. E. E. Parsons wore black satin and Miss Marjorie and Miss folly Parsons Sh: wore white georgette, Miss Dorothy Hawkings was in white with scarlet and white corsage.
Mrs. Charles F. B. Price was in a pink chiffon gown, smocked at the waist and with pink chiffon flowers, held by rhinestone clips.
Mrs." H. S, Peake wore white chiffon ninon made on Grecian lines and with a belt of the same material.
Pastel Shades its, Milton Helmick wore a silver brocade gown. Mrs. E. B. Macnaghten wore gold and white brocade.
Miss Dallas Lee Franklin wore a green cellophane frock with a full irt and yellow and brown flowers the waist.
Mrs. T. B. Dunn wore cream coloured tulle with a satin stripe made with a tight fitted waist and very full skirt, especially in back. The wide belt of turquoise satin was embroidered with sequins. Her access sories were turquoise and jewels were aquamarines in old fashioned gold settings.
'Most effective was Miss Bthelwynne Hawkings' dress. It was fashioned of white organiza with sprigs of scarlet, green and white flowers painted on it, With it she wore a Scarlet taffeta' sash.
Mrs. V. G. Bowden wore a white satin Iacque' with painted flowers.
Mrs. H. A. Scott wore white lace. Mrs, Charles Rayden wore a char-trouse green of heavy georgette made on princess lines. She wore bright red geraniums of her waist and in her hair and wore red shoes and red gloves. Mrs. H. A. White wore white satin, fashioned on Grecian lines, and a georgette cape in diferent pastel Miss Dorothy Hovenier wore flowered chiffon in which pale greet shades predominated.
Mrs. A. J. Hughes wore a black satin dress with a bolero of gold sequins, Mrs. FW. Clifton was in a dress of fuschia velvet made with a wide skirt. With this she wore silver shoes.
Pale yellow tulle embroidered with flowers of pale shades of green, rose ud blue fashioned Mrs. Norman Macgregor's dress, Other Coronation Events So much for last night's ball, after allene could go on for' columns, Gescnbing the dtcesen the musts, the decorations of a "Phere are other things happening. Garden Parties There's the garden party this atter~ noon at "The Limit All Shanghai will be somewhere in the vieiity of The. Race""Course. on Tuesday and Wednesday nights." watching the the cial! precede the Tatioos the lub. w jo the Taltoor 3 practically evergbosy will Sitccward. to The, Country Club. There will be supper parlies on the verandah and, weather permitting, dancing on the lawn, otherwise in the ballroom.
Coronation garden parties are listed by the British Women's Association, entertaining in the residence of H. Mf. Consulate-General by kind permission of Mrs. J. W. O. Davidson, on Monday. Brigadier and Mrs, A. P. Telfer-Smollett, are giving an" enormous garden party in their residence on [Tuesday afternoon, Later they will entertain to dinner at the Race Club, Brigadier Telfer-Smollett taking the
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