Mrs, Joseph C. Fegan's frock was of periwinkle blue over rose sible chiffon and worn with diamonds and pearls; Mrs. J. J. McCarthy wore a Strapless black "and gold brocaded satin cut in Victorian lines, with black. shoes and bag. She wore a comb of gold roses and a gold cross set with Sapphites. Miss Kitty Sharp's frock was of white French georgette, the bodice draped in simple Grecian Vines, the skirt made full with a deep frill," She wore a small white posy in her hair.
Mrs. 'S. W. Wolfe was in a periwinkle blue taffeta gown, made in bouffant style, and appliqued in wine velvet, worn with a short velvet coat to match and silver shoes; Mrs, Nol Wolfe's crinoline frock was of ecru lace and georgette, worn with old shoes; Mrs. N, M. Tweedlic wore picture gown in eau-de-nil taffeta, made with a fitted bodice and flared skirt trimmed with narrow lace and Victorian posies. With it she wore pearl pendant.
Mrs. H. C. Hopkins was wearing black velvet cut on classic lines with a train, Her bolero jacket hud sleeves puffed high at the shoulders and close-fitting to the wrists. A shirred panel trimmed with gold ran down the length of the sleeves; Mrs.
MeKelvie was in black satin and Women in History" were featured on the programme. wore complete masks, made by Mis: for this type of work. The -pictw med with Parma violets; Mrs. Paul E. Derby's dress was of yellow taffeta with brown velvet trimming on the skirt, her bolero Jacket being tucked all over with the brown velvet. Her ornaments were an old gold bracelet and gold earrings.
'Mrs. 0.G.R, Beynon was ina gown of gold crepe brocade, cut on full Hines, with girdle and - accessories to match; Mrs, K. G, Stephenson was wearing a full-skirted turquoise gauze frock; "Miss F, Sheridan was. in mauve French' taffeta with silver painted flowers, modelled on bouffant ines and worn with garnet earrings, pendant and ring.
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