Mrs. E. S. Booth wore an Empire frock of pervenche blue georgette, made with a tightly fitted and gathered corsage and very wide skirt. the bodice finished with cyclamen velvet bows and belt. Miss Margery Eynon was in a full-skirted black net frock with a bold flower design at the hem worked in silver straw. With it she wore onyx ear-rings and bracelet. Miss B. Hargreaves' dress was of peacock blue and petunia shot taffeta trimmed with ruching on the bodice and small puffed sleeves.
Mr. H. A. Coward was in a picture dress of black French net appliqued in multi-coloured lame, with ac-
-cssories to tone. Miss Joan Hodgman wore a copy of a Vionnet model in daffodil-coloured heavy lacquer lace. made with heart-shaped bodice and voluminous skirt. With it she wore a crystal beaded powder blue and gold neckpiece of grape design and a barrette to match in the hair. Migs P. M. Forshaw's blue net crinoline frock was drawn in at the waist and shoulders with pink ribbon and finished at the shoulders with a frill of double net. A pearl necklace and ocr-rings were worn.
Miss Margaret Marsh wore a close-fitting corsage of gold lace with a very full skirt of fine black tulle trimmed with two gold flowers. She cerned a black velvet bag. Mrs. E. M. Holt wore a Dournois model of white ninon trimmed with ruffles of faille. Her jewels were pearls.
Mrs. J. A. C. Law's frock was of georgette, flower-patterned on a primrose-coloured background and worn over a deeper yellow satin slip. The full skirt was gathered at the t, the draped bodice being finished with a bow at the back of the neck Miss K. Clark wore a frock of flame organdie, made with a full skirt and the bodice edged with a frill. Over it was worn a close-fitting cream lace tolero fastened in front with violet and flame flower Miss B. Weeks wore an attractive gown of turquoise blue ninon cut on straight lines with accordion pleated tunic, short sleeves and V-neckline.
The gown was finished off with a velvet girdle and mauve forget-me-nots.
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