PLEASANT PARTIES

Evening Post, Issue 56, 7 March 1934, Page 13

PLEASANT PARTIES

VICTORIA LEAGUE FUNCTION j Lady Buckleton, president of Mie Vie- . toria League, gave a charming Morning ■ tea today in/Jionour of Mrs. Carey Hill. : The clubrooon was arranged, with ; flowers, and a- bowl of astctes cen- : tred the tabic; Delicious tea, coffee, and refreshments-were served, and- the members of the "Victoria League Council were all glad t*o meet Mrs. Hill; who is an cnthusias&c member .of ■ the league, and did e_v-ellent <w,ork for it when in Christehinvii. Mrs. Oarcy Hill, who has made Aheryhome m London, keeps her vivicl 'interest in the League, and helps it «n in a. nmnlser of ways. Another wc'ldorriegnest was Mrs. Dunn, also of "London, a __iiigh*er of Major and Mrs. Com£&n, of-Wel-lington. Mrs. Corrigan was one of tHe foundation members of the Jeague l_r_ many years ago, and is always keenly? interested in its doings. .Mlrs. Dunn arrived in Wellington last week,, and, will be welcomed by many old iriendsJ Among those present this morning were Lady Luke, Mrs. Sievwright, Mtsy Bow, Miss Thompson (secretary), MrS-W. J. Anderson, Mrs. Doctor, Mrs. A. A^Var: 1 burton, and other members .. and friends. . ■~ 1 Miss Bullen (Christchurch) gave. a ve'rv pleasant morning' tea yesteniay 'in "honour of her si9ter, Mrs. Cai«y 1 Hill, who is paying a visit to NeHr Zealand, and will be returning to Lon\- ' don in April. The Misses, K. and N.: '' Bullen were among those present, also ; her brother, Mr. W. G. Bullen, of Gis[l borne.