Shanghai, Dee. 1, frocks were especially lovely this the brilliant Caledonian Ball Wwljominating. Victorian influence Fxntay of magnificence or daintiness of fine Giving place aux debutantes, fav Seoltish buds who made their jamd curtsies to Shanghai in gen-(al and the President of Gairew's Society and his Lady in fartcutar on this latest St. Andrew's Pian were Kirtled as follows:
fis Joan Mackenzie wore white gelet with puff sleeves and a full rit. silver shoes and a wreath of fasts iN her hair. Ribbons of the Mackenzie tartan, held in place by the Mackenzie crest, fell from her jut shoulder, Miss Jean Findlay gold purse. Miss Jean Todd's Victorian frock was of pearl-coloured French tulle with matching taffeta slip, the off-the-shoulder - neckline caught with a posy of old-world flowers. 'The full skirt. was embroidered with true-lovers' knots. of ruched tulle. Her shoes and. bag were silver. Miss Margery Eynon wore pale blue and white flowered Reorgette made in redingote style, falling over a white taffeta slip, and completed by silver shoes.
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