ROYAL GARDEN PARTY
30 N.Z. GIRLS TO BE PRESENTED
ENTERTAINMENT BY LADY DOIDGE (Special Correspondent N.Z.P.A.) LONDON, July 10. Lady Doidge, wife of the New Zealand High Commissioner (Sir Frederick Doidge), gave a tea party at her home in Cornwall terrace for 30 New Zealand girls who will be presented to the Queen at the Royal garden party on July 16. The New Zealand girls are: Misses M. Abbott. Y. Abbott. B. Atkinson, V. Bull, P. Gabites, G. Horton, B. Myers, J. St. John Hill, J. Tole (Auckland), Misses M. P. Gamble. L. Holland, M. Kippenberger, D. Mazengarb, C. Schneideman (Wellington), Misses G. Maturin, N. Nutt s and Dr. E. Hulse (Christchurch), Misses J. Ayekbourn, A. Weston (New Plymouth), Misses I. Benzies, B. Ewen (Lower Hutt), Miss N. Harley (Nelson), Miss D. Holden (Ongaonga), Miss A. Kyle (Templeton), Miss J. McDougall (Oamaru), Miss A. Muir (Gisborne), Miss K. Scannell (Temuka), Miss J. Stewart (Wanganui), Miss M. Twigg (Havelock North), Miss M. Williams (Tokomaru Bay).
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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27090, 13 July 1953, Page 2
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