Wallingford/Jarlov Family Trees

Her birthday book records two Alice E Hughes - 18 July ? and 7 December ?.

Averil Jarlov remembers her mother Beryl Taylor Jarlov saying that she had visited her when she (Beryl) was a child. She remembers her arm being propped up, and had the understanding that she had died of breast cancer. This was confirmed by Lindis Taylor in 2009 when visiting with him.

Name sometimes appears as Evelyne.

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[Embedded in this story is the reference to Evelyn being the 'Queen of the May']

Observer, Volume XV, Issue 880, 2 November 1895, Page 8

The members of the Ponsonby 'At Home' concluded their season with their annual children's plain and fancy dress ball, which was held on Friday evening in the Ponsonby Hall. A very large number of children and their parents and friends were present, in fact, during the earlier part the evening the hall was too crowded for dancing with any degree of comfort. However, as all were in good humour, and bent on enjoyment, the evening passed in a merry and extremely pleasant manner. The hall was prettily decorated, and the music by Adama' band was excellent. There were many pretty and striking costumes worn by the youthful dancers, and amongst the more noticeable were : — Miss Lilian Devore, who looked very pretty as a Chrysanthemum ; Miss — Devore made a charming Daißy; Miss Wingfield looked striking as a Sunflower; Miss Haven, Kate Greenaway costume ; the Misses Hudson wore very pretty costumes, one appearing as Sappo, another as Romp, and a third as a skirt dancer; Misses Hanna looked charming in pretty evening- dresses ; Miss Metcalfe was a dainty figure as White and Gold China ; her sister, Forget-me-not ; Miss — Greenhough looked a pretty Pink Rose ; Miss Mabel Douglas, Tambourine Girl ; Miss Nellie Douglas, becoming blue velvet evening dress ; Miss Katie Ralph, pretty evening dress; Miss Newell, Primrose; Miss Ivy Crawford looked lovely in a beautiful dress of blue satin ; Misses Evelyn and Olive Crawford, dainty pink frocks ; Miss Gladys Masefield looked extremely well as Titania ; Miss Bach, Venus ; Miss Josephine Tye looked exceedingly pretty as Baby ; Miss George, Basket of Flowers ; Miss" Hughes, Queen of the May ; Miss Bertha Devore and Miss Braithwaite looked very well as Two Little Girls in Blue ; Miss Morrin, dainty creme gown ; Miss Brett, very pretty creme gown ; Miss Ada Owen looked well as a Lamp-shade ; Miss Corley, blue evening dress , Miss Williams, Eastern Girl; Miss Preece, Romp ; Miss Leighton, Starlight ; Miss 1 Cousins, Italian Peasant ; Miss Butters, i Shamrock; Miss L Butters, Queen of I Hearts; Miss Windsor, white evening dress ; Miss Freda Langsford, pink evening dress.

Amongst the married ladies were Mrs Devore, who wore an elegent gown of black moire antique; Mrs Windsor, lovely creme satin gown, pink satin sleeves and trimmings ; Mrs Hookey, handsome black silk ; Mrs Bedford, black trimmed with yellow silk; Mrs W. Douglas, rich black silk gown ; Mrs Crawshaw, yellow trimmed with black lace; Mrs Morrin, handsome trope costume ; Miss Rhodes, pink pongee silk, green sleeves; Mrs McCollough, beautiful gown of creme silk ; Miss Barnes, pretty creme crepon; Miss Conley looked well in white ; Miss Kidd, handsome dress of pink veiling; Miss White, becoming pale bluft and white costume ; Miss r l aylor, pretty white muslin ; Miss Rodgers looked well in cardinal silk; Miss Reid, pretty creme silk gown; Miss Mcßae, becoming pale blue costume ; Miss Clarkson, creme silk, tastefully finished with gold trimmings ; Miss Sparrow, stylish creme dress ; Miss Stanley, very pretty white with Blue ribbons; Miss — Stanley, yellow finished with black lace; Miss Webb looked well in pink; Miss Keenan, black lace dress relieved with creme roses ; Miss Rodgers, pretty white Empire dress; Miss Scott, lovely creme gown; Miss Parker, white muslin; Miss — Parker, pretty creme crepon; Miss Collins, tasteful black costume finished with heliotrope flowers ; Mrs Watson, handsome black silk gown.

The family lived on Shelly Beach Road, Auckland, at some time in the 1920s/1930s - Alice Evelyne Hughes' birthday book has that address written on it.