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... harassed mother of schools boys and girls, home for the Hols is more nervous about giving a children’s party than she was when giving a dinner party in former years! Happily there are some natural children left, also many school boys who, like the 10th ...
... ROYAL GARDEN PARTY. ...
... AT A TENNIS PARTY. “My dear, the next divorce on the tapis will make us all ‘sit up,’ it is a most sensational and unexpected one. And have you heard of the newest engagement? She is eleven years older than he, and her first husband only died a few months ...
... PREPARING FOR A PARTY. The ideal hostess will never underrate the importance of detail in her preparations. She 'vho docs not possess the bump of organisation must cultivate the quality without delav if she hopes to shine as a hostess. The fic'i woman ...
... A GARDEN PARTY. A charming garden party in perfect weather was given at Alexandra College, Dublin, on Thursday afternoon last by the Principal, Dr. Henrietta White, and the staff, when there was a most interesting display of the efforts the students in ...
... Mrs. Asquith’s House-Parties. Mrs. Asquith, who was dining at the Berkley the other night, revealing her shingled hair for the first time, has resumed her weekend house parties at The Wharf, Sutton Courtney. To be asked to The Wharf from Saturday to Monday ...
... “PARTY” FROCKS FOR 810 AND LITTLE, However hard ’’ the times are, we always man age to have fun, feasting, and frivolity at this season for our'young people and the children. This is as it should be, and the only pity is that the rising generation has ...
... those present were— General Sir Nevil Macready and Mrs. Puckle, with a party from the Royal Hospital ; Lady Holmpatrick and the Hon. Sybil Hamilton, Colonel and Mrs. Craster and party, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. O’Hara Mease, Mrs. Goulding, and Colonel Mac- Don ...
... A CHILD’S PARTY FROCK. You noocl s ...
... A 1 A TEA PARTY. “Surely we are not going to be done out of the Hospital Fete Assistants* Dance? had been looking forward to it so much. It’s really not quite fair. The only reason for its postponement or abandonment was on account of the Lord Mayor of ...
... September 29th, 1923- ■ Humour Up^to^Date.! HIS PARTY. Mrs. Marck—What party does your husband belong to? Mrs. Hack—l’m the party. Dad (moralising) —Ah, there’s nothing worse than to be old and broken, my boy. Young Hopeless—Yes, there is Dad, —to be ...
... Dance Frocks, Party Frocks, Evening and Afternoon Gowns. ...