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NOTES
i Mr?. Al. Collins, of Waipu, is at , the Grand. * * * At the Royal are ALrs. E. Jupp and j Mrs. Hollis, of New Plymouth. Hr. and Mrs. S. H. "Wood, of Wha- | ngarei, are staying' at the fciLar Hotel. Mrs. Haseldem, of Stanley Bay, Auckj land, is visiting Mrs. K. Lord, in Te j Awamutu. Miss Ida Carey, who has been for j the last fortnight in Rotorua, returns i to Hamilton to-day. * * * Miss M. Haines, of Kivvitahi, who is ; shortly to be married, was entertained ! by her friends at a kitchen evening in l the Kiwitahi hall recently. Mr. and Mrs- J. T. Peet, who have ! been spending a holiday in New Zeai land, are returning to Perth, via Sydney, by the Maunganui to-day. ; Mrs. Lethbridge, of Marion, and Mrs. Gilbertson, of Wellington, are the ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Xor man Leth- | bridge, of “Wairaka.” Te Awamutu. j On Saturday the young people of j St. John's Methodist Guild arranged a .iolly kitchen evening .for Miss Ivy I Cooper in their hall at Hamilton East. Music and competitions occupied the ! evening.
MUTUAL CLUB
BRIDGE AND DANCING Coloured streamers and bowls of glorious rambler roses decorated the Mutual Club rooms last evening, when bridge and dancing were enjoyed by a cheery crowd of club members and friends. Reeve’s Orchestra dispensed the brightest of dance music. Among those present were: Mrs. O. Brett (president), gown of rose georgette and gold lace. Airs. Von Sturmer, duchess blue satin, •sequined in gold, worn over palest primrose crepe de chine. ! Airs. MacGregor, bouffant frock of apricot taffeta, relieved with turquoise blue. Miss Wilson, cuban orange chiffon gown, with hem of brown fur. Airs. Small field, embossed crepe faille gown of deep flame colour. Airs. Walker, cedar rose georgette and lace gown. Mrs. Beaumont, azure blue georgette and crepe de chine frock. Airs. Ross, gown of black georgette. Airs. Ansell, ivory georgette model, embroidered in gold and crystal beads. Airs. Jeffrey, chiffon frock of eycla- | men, embossed with silver. ; Mrs. Webster, wistaria mauve geori gette gown. i Mrs. Cranwell. pistache green chenille, ! embossed georgette frock. ! Aliss Christie, corsage of gold lame, ; with full skirt and shoulder tie of but- ! lercup yellow georgette. I Miss Russell, bouffant frock of naples j blue taffeta, with petalled hem. ! Miss Scanlon, cameo pink georgette | frock, sequined with rose.
GARDEN PARTY
WELCOME AT MANUREWA
Many guests attended the garden party given by Airs. David L. Nathan at “The Hill,” Manurewa, yesterday afternoon for Mrs. R. Jessel, who recently arrived from England, and who is Airs. Nathan's guest. The opportunity was also taken to welcome Airs. H. O. Nolan on her arrival back from her stay in England. To receive her guests, Airs. Nathan wore a chic little French frock of parchment georgette with panels of lace, giving softness to the corsage and flat piisse frills falling in circular fashion from the waistline to the hem of the I skirt. Her hat was a wide-brimmed one of ivory and • black. Airs. Jessel’s frock was of ivory georgette patterned all over in navy , blue floral designs, and with it she i wore a black hat of Bangkok straw. ! Airs. H. O. Nolan chose an attractive jgown of rose patterned black crepe de chine and accompanied it by a dainty black hat. Aliss Dorothy Nolan was wearing a ■ pretty frock of flowered georgette in a • delicate pink shade and a hat of beige toning. Others present included: Lady Sinclair Lockhart, whose ensemble was of navy blue georgette and mariette worn with a flower-trimmed blue hat. Lady Elliot, in a frock of nankin blue crepe de chine, with a hat of the same shade. Lady Nolan, whose frock of black crepe de chine was touched here and there with j white, and worn with an osprey-plumed ■ black hat. Airs. W. H. Parkes, wearing a vivid : ensemble of gentian blue crepe de chine ! and hat in matching tones. Airs. G. Swabey, who wore a flowerI patterned frock of rose and white georgette and a rose-coloured hat. Airs. W. R. Wilson, in an ensemble suit of navy blue mariette and a navy, blue ha t. Airs. E. A. Dargaville, wearing a georgette ensemble of lotus toning and a hat of mist blue. Airs. A. Gillies, in a ficelle shaded ensemble of crepe de chine and a ficelle and rose-coloured hat. Airs. C. H. Tewsley, ensemble of beige georgette and lace and hat in harmonising shade. Airs. .7. Carr, in a frock and coat of navy blue mariette and a navy blue bat Airs. W. Colbeck, who wore a tricolette frock of beige colouring and a hat in deeper tones. Airs. Bullock Webster, frock of black and white patterned crepe faille and a black hat. Airs. Houghton, black chiffon mounted on floral georgette and a black hat. Airs. Neil Macky, lavender and rosepatterned georgette and beige bat. Airs. E. H. B. Alilsom, ensemble of beige georgette and black hat swathed with velvet ribbon. Airs. Wills McLaughlin, frock of flowered georgette and small blue hat. Airs. John Alexander, ensemble of rich brown mariette, with wide-brimmed hat to match. Airs. Firth, embroidered frock of navy blue taffeta and black hat. Mrs. F. Bull, frock of beige mariette, with scarf and hat in matching shades. Airs. C. E. Maguire, flower-patterned frock of multi-coloured georgette and hat to tone. Airs. Tonks, frock of pin-striped blue and white crepe de chine and black hat. Airs. S. Thorne.-George, ivory and brown dotted crepe de chine frock and brown ha;. Airs. PI. E. Vaile, georgette frock in shaded cyclamen tones and wide-brimmed black hat. Airs. H. Mowbray, frock of ivory lace and mimosa hat. Mrs. J. Reid, black georgette ensemble and black hat with ospreys. Mrs. V. J. Earner, black crepe de chine figured in oriental colouring and black hat. Airs. F. Waller, beige and brown jumper suit and hat to tone. Airs. Selwyn Upton, beige georgette and lace with fringe trimming and beige hat to match. Airs. S. A. Stride, ivory and blue floral crepe de chine and wide hat banded with blue. Airs. Mappin, frock of beige georgette and beige hat. Airs. Douglas, black moire suit and black hat. Airs. Alervyn Reed, cream frock embroidered in colours and saxe blue bat. Airs. Alfred Nathan, black figured crepe fleuri and ermine stole and black hat with ospreys. Airs. H. Horton, navy blue frock with a navy hat to tone. Mrs. J. Carpenter, cape of cedar brown satin over a fawn georgette and lace frock and hat to match. Airs. J. B. Henry, navy and white figured crepe de chine and navy blue hat.. Airs. H. Bull, navy ensemble and blue and red hat. Airs. Wilkin, black and amber patterned crepe de chine and black hat. Airs. E. Davis, cream ivory lace frock and black balibuntal hat. Mrs. J. Macky, frock of white georgette and white hat. Mrs. Holgate, black marocain coat over beige georgette and lace and black hat relieved with gold. Airs. C. Brown, black satin ensemble and black hat with ospreys. Airs. J. Russell, lotus rose, georgette frock and wide-brimmed hat to match. Airs. A. Bayly, navy blue and white frock with navy hat. Airs. Lippincott, floral georgette frock j and canary yellow hat. Airs. Austin Carr, blue and white floral I frock and oyster hat. Airs. E. Anderson, rose beige frock of S georgette and black vrsca hai. AJrs. A. Rhind, amber and black fig- j ured crepe de chine and black hat. j Airs. W. A. Fairclough, floral geor- | gette and beige bangkok hat. AJrs. W. Smith, silver grey ensemble and black hat Airs. C. Buddie, delphinium blue floral georgette and black hat. Mrs. R. Finlayson, rose pink frock of tricolette and hat to match. Airs. Roy Wilson, deep navy satin marocain and blue hat to tone. Airs. Bickerton-Fisher, briar rose pink georgette and liat in the same shade. Airs. R. Isaacs, beige georgette and lace and black bangkok hat. Airs. Bankart, navy blue georgette and blue hat to tone. ' All’s. Henderson, black mariette ensemble and black hat. Airs. Chatfield, frock of navy blue georgette and rose hat. Airs. W. G. Borrie, daffodil yellow frock with a black hat. Airs. Williams, navy blue frock of crepella and navy hat to match. Airs. Ramsay, beige georgette and lacquer red hat. Aliss Mowbray, periwinkle blue crepe de chine and blue feathered hat. Aliss Isaacs, beige georgette and lace and black hat. Aliss B. Wilson, nasturtium yellow suit and black hat. Aliss Nolan, navy blue crepe de chine and lace frock and a beige and navy hat. Miss Best black and white floral georgette fiock and white hat relieved with black. ■Miss Lindsay, frock of georgette and lace and beige hat to tone.
ENGAGEMENTS
The engagement is announced of Gordon J. Alurray, of rouble Bay, Sydney. youngest son of the late Air. and Airs. Thomas Alurray, of Wellington, N.S.W.. to Alona, eldest daughter of Air. and Airs. Thomas Francis Jeffries, of Re mu era.
The engagement is announced of Nellie, elder daughter of Mr. and .Airs. G. Richmond, Pirongia Road, Otorohanga, to Edward Corregall, only son of Air. and Airs. E. Brock, Paewhenua, Qtorolianga.
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