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Miss Sarah Sharp - Vincent Vally Ilford

VINCENT VALLEY, ILFORD. - A correspondent wrote : This unuaually quiet little spot was all alive on the 11th, when a private picnic and party were given by Mr. and Mrs. Sharp. It need hardly be said that the guests enjoyed themselves thoroughly. Great credit is due to Mrs. Sharp and her daughter (Mrs. Fuller) for their arrangements. Dancing began at 7 p.m. and continued till 12 o'olook. The hostess looked nice in evening dress. The eldest daughter (Mrs. Fuller) wore dark blue. Miss Sharp and Miss Ruth Sharp looked very nice in dark material trimmed with lace. Miss Sarah Sharp also looked nice in maroon and black lace. Miss Eames looked charming in black with gold jewellery. Miss Lizzie and Minnie Eames looked remarkably well in black with silver jewellery. Miss McAusland wore a rich brown dress trimmed with satin. Miss Howatt looked well in blaok with lace. Miss Fuller was becomingly dressed in dark brown with maroon velvet. Miss Bush was in dark blue. Numerous other ladies looked very nice.

Social and Society Notes. (1886, October 2). Australian Town and Country Journal (NSW : 1870 - 1907), p. 34. Retrieved June 5, 2012, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article71068202

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