PRESENTED AT COURT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18458, 23 July 1923, Page 8

PRESENTED AT COURT.

DOMINION DEBUTANTES. [fBOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] LOUDON. June 15. A more than usually large number of New Zealanders have had the honour of being presented at the s Courts held r at Buckingham ; Palace :' by the King r and Queen this season. The fourth and last took place last evening following the third, -which was ; held the night before. Last night the Diplomatic circle was; a comparatively small one, but the General circle was correspondinly larger, as also ; was the Royal; circle. 'On account of the death of Princess Christian < the -Colours were somewhat subdued. " „ , The King and Queen surrounded: .by j the Throne Guard and with members of the Royal Family, grouped .behind them, took their . stand; before the , twin thrones and; received 800 guests, :, many of whom were ..debutantes. ; i Those who were pre-, sent ;by(command at one or oth(jr i of the Courts • included ;> Lady * Allen : and Lady Liverpool, J Lady Allen last evening presented Mrs. Frank O. Koebel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. / Gee. - Miss Margaret : Gee, sister of Mrs. Koebel> ; was presented by the Duchess of Devonshire. Mrs.: W. P. Studholme presented '?. her .; daughter, j Miss E. E. Studholme, and her niece, Miss Elspeth , Barton, of ; Wairarapa. . ; The Duchess of Devonshire presented Mrs. David ':, L. Nathan (Auckland). :; Among others who had the honour of being' presented last night were Mrs. J. .WynahainHopkins and her two ; daughters, the Misses A. M. and C. E. Wyndham-Hop- | kins. (Hamilton)* and Miss. Phyllis Mur- . ray (Wharanui). Lady Liverpool presented Miss Hope Wood .(.Christchurch),