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At the Royal are Mr. and Mrs. Marsden of Sydney. Sir George and Lady Fowlds left Auckland for Wellington last evening. At the Hotel Cargen are Mrs. Dwyer, of Sydney, and Miss F. Jury, of Sydney. Misses M. and E. McManemin returned to Auckland this morning by the Niagara. * * * Mrs. M. Ibbertson returned to Auckland this morning by the Niagara from Sydney. Mrs. F. Buddie, of Takapuna, and Mrs. J. Frater, of Mountain Road, are visiting Rotorua. Miss N. McDougall, of Christchurch, was a passenger from Sydney this morning on the Niagara. A e * * Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Grimwade, of Clifton Road, Takapuna, have left on a visit to Norfolk Island. Mrs. .C. H. Court, of Stanley Point, has left for Norfolk Island, where she intends staying for three months. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rennie and Miss Rennie, of Christchurch, arrived from Sydney this morning by the NiagaraMr. and Mrs. J. P. Blackbourne, of Melbourne, and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Staples, of Whangarei, are staying at the Central Hotel. Miss Shirley Bavin, daughter of the New South Wales State . Premier, is a through passenger on the Niagara with Sir Dudley and Lady De Chair. Admiral Sir Dudley De Chair, Governor of New South Wales, Lady Do Chair and Miss Elaine De Chair are through passengers on - the Niagara, which arrived from Sydney this morning.. Staying at the Star Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. E. Morris, of Wellington; Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Miller, of Waimate; Mr. and Mrs. T. Perry, of Christchurch, and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Gifford, of Hastings. Guests at the Grand are: Dr. and Mrs. Joseph, of Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Shaekleton, of Dunedin; Mr. and Mrs. T. Doan, of San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. E. Hunt, of Wellington; Mr. and Mrs. R. Davis, of Palmerston North; Mr. and Mrs. G. Reid, of Dunedin; Mr. and Mrs. W. Revel, of Timaru; Mr. and Mrs. L. Denton, of Hastings; Mr. and Mrs. J. Hogg, of Dunedin; Mr. and Mrs. John Rennie and Miss Aileen Rennie, of Christchurch; Mr. and Mrs. R. Sketch, of London; Mr. and Mrs. Marillier, of Perth; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Riddiford, of Wellington; Mr. and Mrs. J. Crow, of Melbourne; Mrs. and Miss McLaren, of Masterton; Mrs. Wilder, of Masterton; Mrs. Handiside, of Wellington; Miss C. Leonard, of the U.S.A.; Miss M. Beale, of. the U.S.A.; Miss M. O’Brien, of Montreal; Miss D. N. Wright, of Sydney; and Miss S. McGregor, of Wellington. DANCE PARTY FOR YOUNG FOLK Mrs. Norman Kidd, of Vincent Avenue, Remuera, gave a delightful little danco for her daughter’s young friends on Saturday evening. A charming gown of wistaria crepe de chine was worn by Mrs. Kidd to welcome her guests, and Miss Kidd was in a frock of powder blue crepe de chine. Miss Margaret Kidd’s frock was of pastel green taffeta, and Miss Pat Kidd wore a flower-patterned frock of crepe de chine. Among the guests' were: Miss Ethel Upton, who wore peach taffeta hemmed with opal blue. Miss Shera, in a frock of apricot shaded taffeta. Miss M. Hosking, wearing nasturtium georgette. Miss Peggy Upton, who wore blush pink taffeta. Miss G. Kingston, in a frock of black ring velvet, with diamante. Miss L. Mahon, who wore chartreuse green soft satin. Miss L. Rennick, in embossed gold panne velvet. Miss Buddie, wearing fuchsia coloured taffeta. Miss B. Dodd, in crocus mauve crepe de chine. Miss L. Milne, in a frock of beaded api-icot georgette. Miss M. Stevenson, who wore briar rose crepe de chine. Miss Pat Buddie, in primrose yellow taffeta. Miss J. Maxwell, wearing a frock of black chiffon velvet. Miss Ngaire Adams, who wore a bouffant frock of white taffeta. Miss B. Barry, in pampadour rose georgette. . Miss Garrett, wearing flamingo pink panne velvet. Miss M. Garrett, who chose canton jade chiffon velvet. Miss TC. Bates, in a frock of chartreuse green satin. Miss M. Clark, wearing black chiffon velvet. Miss Eileen Shera, who wore sedge green taffeta. Miss R. Gorri-e, in a frock of black ring velvet. , Miss J. Ormvston, whose frock was ol wistaria velvet. TAMAKI BOATING CLUB SOCIAL AND DANCE A large number of members and friends of the Tamaki Boating Club attended a very enjoyable social and dance in the St. Andrew’s Hall, Station Road, Otahuhu, on Saturday evening. Deverill Bros.’ Orchestra provided a very enjoyable programme of dance music and extras were played by club members. The duties of M.Cwere carried out by Messrs. Harold Clark, J. Viney and Len Clark. Supper was served by the women’s committee, headed by Mesdames Clark and Rosewarne. Spot waltz and Monte Carlo waltz competitions added gaiety to the function. and musical items were supplied by Miss Clark. Mr. Scott and Mr. J. Nicholls. Keen interest was shown in a couple of games and competitions, which were held during the evening.