Mrs. C. B. Blaikie's Lanvin model was in white silk linen, hand-embroidered with sprays of multi-coloured flowers. The shoulder-straps were made of narrow grosgrain. ribbon in cornflower-blue to tone with the embroidered' flowers. Her jewels were pearls and sapphires. Mrs. H. H. Smith wore white crêpe, with a short jacket embroidered in gold. Her jewels were topaz earrings and gold bracelets. Miss Doreen Parkhill wore a frock of green chiffon over taffeta.
Mrs. T. Hutchison was in a model frock of beige lace over a nigger brown foundation, worn with brown accessories. Wi she wore pearls. Mrs. R. M. Edelsten's crinoline dress had an enormous black moire skirt a longwaisted sky-blue shirred georgette bodice. She wore rhinestone our-rings and blue velvet flowers in her hair. Mrs. J. H. R. Faulkner's frock was in purple silk chiffon with a large modernistic gold and pink floral design, purple velvet waistband and puff sleeves. With it she wore elbow length gloves and sold kid sandals. Her necklace and ear-rings were of pearls.
Mrs. R. J. Bladon wore pastel green silk georgette with a softly draped bodice ruched at the waistline onto very full skirt. She wore a corsage of English roses and diamond jewellery. Miss G. C. Jack's frock was of white French taffeta painted with blue and rose flowers and made on bouffant lines. With it she wore a pearl necklace and ear-rings.
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