THE STATE DINNERS.
THE DOTTED GUESTS.
His Excellency the Governor and the Countess of Ramurly gave the first State dinner in Ghristchurch at "Te Koraha" on Saturday night, the following ladies and gentlemen having the honour to be invited to'meet their Royal Highnesses the Duke ar.d Duchess of Cornwall and York: —(Japtain his Serene Highness Prince Alexander of Teck, Lady Mary Lvgon, Lady Katharine Coke, the Hon. Mft Derek Keppsl, Loid Wenlock, G.C.1.E., Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Arthur Bigge, G.C.V.0., X.C.8., C.M.G., Commander R. Godfrey Fausettt. R.N., the Hon, Derek Keppel, M.V.0., Chevalier E. D. Marrieo, M.V.0.. his Excellency the Admiral, Mr Shaie (Private Secretary to the Admiral), General Sir James Praser-Tytter, the Right Hon. the Premier, Mrs Seddon, and Miss Seddon, the Bishop of Christchurch, Mrs Julius and Mies Junius, the Hon. C. U. Bowen, Mrs Bowes and Miss Bowen, the Hon. Hall-Jones and Mrs Hall-Jones, Sir Geo. OHfford, Bart., and Lady Clifford, Mrs Heaton Rhodes, Mrs G. Gould, Airs Wigram, Mws Harper, Mr and Mrs Pyne, acd Captain Dudley Alexander (Private Secretary to his Excellency the Governor). At the second State dinner given at Te Koraha on Sunday night, by his Excellency and the Countess of Ranfurly, the following had the honour to receire invitations: — Prince Alexander of Teck, Lady Mary Lygon, Lady Katharine Coke, the Hon. Mrs Derek Keppel, Lord Wenjock, Sir Arthur Bigge, Cotomander Sir Charles Cust, Sir Donald Wallace, K.p.1.E., Commander Winsloe, R.N., Captain Lord Crichton, the Duke of Roxburghe, Mr Sydney Hall, his Excellency the Admiral, the Flag Lieutenant, Hon. W. C. Walker, Mrs Waiter, and Mil* Walker, his Worship the Mayor of Ohristohurah (Mr A. E. G. Rhocke), and Mrs Arthur Rhodes, Mr Geo. G. Stead and Mrs Stead. Mrs Wilder and Miss Wilder, Mrs Hawke, Lientenant-Colonel Byron, Captain Alexander, Captain Osborne, and Major Bor.
THE STATE DINNERS.
Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10999, 24 June 1901, Page 9
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