SIR J. G. WARD IN LONDON
THE HIGH COMMISSIONER'S “AT HOME.” [From Our Special Couerspojtdbnt.] . LONDON, June 1. The High Commissioner for New Zealand and Mrs Reeves gave an “ at home ” at their residence. 43 Cornwall Gardens, Kensington, on Monday afternoon, to enable New Zealanders in London to meet Sir Joseph and Lady Ward. Tea was served between four q clock and seven in one of the larger reception rooms, and the Alolian I/adies' Orchestra, dressed in Old English costume, played musical selections. Sir Joseph Ward’s party were present throughout the greater part of the afternoon, conversing wi.h many old acquaintances from the colony. Following is a list of the invited guests, almost all of whom were from New Zealand; Mr John G. W. Aitken, Mr and Mrs Anson, Miss Ashcroft, Mrs Abraham, Mrs Angus, Mr W. H. Atack. Mr, Mrs, and Miss Appleton. Mr and Mrs Harold Beauchamp, the Misses Beauchamp, Mr and Mrs Burchall, Mr and Mrs G. Buckley. Mr John Bailtic, Mr and Mrs George Beet ham, Mr H. Bridge, Mr S. Bridge, Mr and Mrs Birdwood, Sir Walter Buller, Mrs and Misses Blair, Mrs Ballance, Mr A. C. Bowers, Mr and Mrs Birch. Mr and Mrs S. S. Blackburne, Mrs BattU-man, Miss Barnicoat, Mr and Mrs W. Birch, Mrs H. D. Bell, Mr. Mrs, and Miss Baker, Mrs Bere, Mr and Mrs Begg, Miss Brandon, Mr and Mrs W. B. Buller and the Misses Buller. Hon. Mr and Miss Chapman (Australia), Mr and Mrs T. Cowlishaw and Miss Cowlishaw. M'.ss Clark, Mr and Mrs and Miss Carnithrrs. Mr and Mrs Carruthers, jun., Colonel and Mrs Cantley, Mrs Campbell, Mr A. J. Chrystal,, Mr and Mis Alec Crawford, Dr and Mrs Crookes. Sir Arthur, Lady, and Miss Douglas, Mr, Mrs, and Misses Moss Davis,"Miss Davidson Mrs Donald, Mr, Mrs, and Miss Dymock, Mrs Deardon, Mr and Mrs Dalziell. Mr and Mrs Duncan Elliott. Lady Helen and Mrs Munro Ferguson, Lady Al : ce Fergnsson. Mr and Mrs Fortescue-Itd-holms, Mr and Mrs Lyttelton Fitzgerald. Countess of Glasgow, I ady Gordon, Maj r and Mrs George, Miss Grigg, Mr and Mr? Grace, Mr and Mrs Glynn, Mr and Mrs J. Gould, Mrs and the Misses Gibson, Mr and Mrs Gooeh, Mr W. Gray. Mr D. Harper, Miss Hill, Mr and Mrs Harris, Miss Ella Him, Mrs and Miss Hare, Mrs George Hutchison, the Misses Hutchison, Mrs Chas. Hill, Mr and Mrs Wolf Harris, Miss Louise Halse, Nurse A. E. Hall, Miss Margaret Houchon, Mr Kynard Hawdon. Mr F. W. Lines, Mrs C. Inglis. Mr and Mrs Sydney Johnston, Miss Jervois. Mrs and Mi-s Kimbell. Mr and Mrs and the Misses Kennaway, Mrs and Miss Fitzrov Kelly. Mrs Alfred Lyttelton, Mrs and Miss Levin. Mrs Lucy, Mrs Logan.
Mr and Mrs James Mills, Major and MrMadccks, Mr and Mrs J. A. Mason, Mrs and Miss Marciel. Mr and Miss Mellish, Mr, Mrs, and M:ss MacKcnzie, Hon. Mrs Madocks, l ady and Miss Marten, Mrs and Miss Scobh Mackenzie, Mr E. J. Matson, Mrs Jessie Mackay, Mr and Mrs Milton, Mr and Mrs Mathews, Mr and Miss Mannering-Ti'ehnrst, Mr Robert M’Nab, Mr ad Mrs Douglass M’Lcan. Mrs and Miss M'Cauley. ; Sir Montague and Lady Nelson, Mrs David Nathan. Lady Augusta Orr-Bwing, Mrs and Miss Morton Ollivier, Mr and -Mrs O'Rorke, Mi and Mrs Oliver, Mr and Mrs Otterson, Sir M., Lady, and Miss Ommaney. The Primate of New Zealand, Mrs and Misses Pirn, Colonel, Mrs, and Miss PoleFenton, Mr Cyril Parker, Sir Westby and lady Perceval and the Misses Perceval, Mrs Parker, Mr, Mrs, and Miss Palliser, Colonel and Miss Pearce, Mr Templet Powell. Mr and Mrs Godfrey Pharazyn, Mrs Percival, Mr John Prnuse. Mr J. W. Pronse. General Rrbley, Lady Ranfurly, Mr and Mrs George Rhodes, Mr and Mrs Arthur Rus-S--T1 and Miss Russell, Mr and Mrs and Miss Rir v s, Mrs Rh des, Mr and Mrs Rius-Marten, Mr and Mrs Robertson, Mr and Mrs Robison, Mr and Mrs W. Cowper Robison, Mr, Mrs, and Miss Reid, Miss Rochfnrt, Mr E. H. and Mrs Rawson, Mr and Mrs Rowden. Mrs Cuningham Smith. Mr, Mrs, and Miss Scott, Mr and Mrs Statham, Miss Sutton, Mr Stout, Mr and Mrs Joe Studholme, Mrs John Studho’.me, Mrs Storey. Dr and Mrs Thomson, Mrs Tancred, Mrs and Misses Tanner. Lady Vogel, and Miss and Mr Vogel, Mrs Valentine. Sir Joseph and Lady Ward, Miss Ward, and Messrs Cyril and Vincent Ward, Dr T. Nimmo Watson, Judge and Mrs Williams and the Misses Williams, Colonel Mrs, and the Misses Williams, Mr and Mrs Walter, Mr and Mrs Watson, Professor F. Walters, Mr and Mrs W.lUams, Mr Anthony Wilding, Mr and Mrs Wilding, Mr, Mrs, and the Misses Willis, Mr Ben Wilson, Mr and Mrs Wason, Mr H. Wiliams, the Misses Warden, Mrs Watson. Captain and Mrs Weston. Mrs and Miss Williams, Mrs and Miss Worthy. Mr, Mrs, and Miss J. B. Whyte, Miss May Whitelaw, Mr J. P. Whitelaw, Mr and Mrs Ernest Webster, Mr and Miss Wells, Miss Williams, Mr E. and Miss E. Williams.
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Evening Star, Issue 12866, 16 July 1906, Page 8
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