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Miss Macindoe is the guest of Mrs. Paterson, Wanganui. Miss F. Tingey and her sister have returned to Wellington from Auckland. Miss Caldow, who has been visiting Wanganui, has returned to Auckland. Miss G. Mae Lean, of Mount Eden, is visiting Wellington and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. Webster. Mrs. Dorothy Vaughan, of Christchurch, is visiting Auckland and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Eric Waters, Kowhai Avenue, Epsom. * * * At the Central are Mr. and Mrs. J. Pearson, of Rotorua, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mears, of Hamilton, and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Williamson, ‘of Feilding. Dr. and Mrs. J. Campbell Duncan, Rotorua, E/L*e at present visiting Auckland, and are staying with Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacCormick, Symonds Street. * * * Miss Joyce Burley, of Mount Roskill, is returning to Dunedin by the Limited on Sunday evening to resume her medical studies at the Otago University. * * * Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Morsliead, of Sydney, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, of Sydney, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. W. Cross, of Christchurch, and Miss Edwards, of Christchurch, are staying at the Star Hotel. WAIKATO NOTES (From Our Own Correspondent) Mrs. Gribben, of Seacliffe, Dunedin, has come to live at Hamilton. * + + Miss R. Brown, of Rotorua, is spending a few days with her people at Cambridge. * • * Mrs. T. B. Insoll and Mrs. J. Chitty, of Hamilton, who have been in Helensville, return to Hamilton early in the week. * * * GOLF BALL IK TE AWAMUTU The Te Awamutu Hall was the scene of a gay function on Tuesday evening, when the annual golf ball attracted many dancers. Pale yellow and green streamers, and hanging baskets of fern, were the decorations of the hall; red berries and leaves made attractive the supper-room. Excellent music was played by Swift's Orchestra from Te Kuiti. Miss K. Wallace and Mr. N. Geary played extras. Among those present were: Mrs. C. Blundell, rose embossed georgette ; Mrs. R. Lord, bronze crepe de chine; Mrs. C. S. Garvey, frock of black satin ; Mrs. J. O’Sullivan, wearing a handsome frock of black embossed georgette ; Mrs. K. Rickett, midnight blue crepe de chine; Mrs. E. Chittenden (Auckland), frock of black chiffon velvet; Mrs. L. Chamberlain, deep rose georgette ; Mrs. Otway, gown of black georgette and crepe de chine ; Mrs. A. S. Wallace, black georgette ; Mrs. A. Heskens, lotus rose embossed georgette ; Mrs. Beatham, frock of black crepe de chine ; Mrs. A. Walker, frock of ivory satin ; Mrs. R. Jones, saracen red georgette; Mrs. J. W. North, black georgette; Mrs. Ashmore, kingfisher blue satin beaut.e ; Mrs. E. Brett (Auckland), Chinese red georgette; Mrs. W. Pollard, phlox pink georgette ; Mrs. Von Sturmer (Auckland), ivory georgette: Mrs. F. Waters, briar rose georgette ; Mrs. J. Henderson, frock of rose embossed georgette ; Miss M. Quin, floral beaded georgette ; Miss H. Roche, frock of black satin ; Miss K. Wallace, rose beaded georgette ; Miss P. Gibson, sunset shaded satin; Miss S. Laque, white satin frock; Miss W. Wallace, cyclamen embossed georgette; Miss R. Lees, black lace and georgette ; Miss A. Lees, shell pink beaded georgette ; Miss Bowling, black georgette frock ; Miss Brill, frock of primrose georgette ; Miss M. Butterworth, cyclamen taffeta frock ; Miss K. Hope, velvet frock of flame shades; Miss Brewer (Tauranga), maize georgette; Miss G. Harford, lemon taffeta; Miss R. Goodwin, ivory satin; Miss G. Bertelsen (Cambridgej, mimosa yellow taffeta; Miss Isaacs (Otorohanga), hyacinth blue georgette; Miss Webb, black chiffon velvet; Miss A. Houston, briar rose georgette; Miss H. Garvey, black georgette; Miss K. Martyn, cameo pink satin; Miss G. Lockyer, soft blue beaded georgette; Miss J. Osborne (Otorohanga), apricot taffeta and georgette; Miss T. Osborne; shrimp pink georgette; Miss Leatham (Otorohanga), jade green crepe de chine; Miss K. McGovern, phlox pink georgette ; Miss Munro, turquoise crepe de chine and silver lace ; Miss E. Bowman (Hamilton), alioe blue taffeta; Miss Quinlan, willow green beaded georgette ; Miss L. Bray, frock of rose pink Chiffon velvet; Miss E. Peake, frock of gold lace over rose ; Miss E. Irwin, lime taffeta : Miss E. Clarke, goblin blue georgette ; Miss D. Gibson, apple green satin ; Miss E. Bowden, primrose georgette; Miss G. Macky, flesh pink georgette over silver : Miss P. North, shell pink crepe de chine ; Miss G. Hulme (Cambridge), black taffeta; Miss E. Jones (debutante), frock of white satin and silver; Miss E. Clarke, saxe blue taffeta; Miss E. Davis, ivory satin ; Miss V. McKenzie (Sydney), black lace frock; Miss E. Rickett, rose pink beaded georgette. * * * WOMEN’S GOLF MATCH A delightful day was spent on Thursday by a party of women golfers from the Hamilton Golf Club, who motored over to Cambridge for a match with the Cambridge women. The visitors received bountiful hospitality from the hostesses at the clubhouse. The course was in good order, and most of the matches were very keen. The results were as follow, Hamilton players being mentioned first:— Mrs. M. Wilkinson won from Airs A Nolan, 2 and 1; Miss T. A. Milroy and Mrs. K. Browne, all square ; Airs. . Bennett won from Miss I. Garland, 3 and 1 ; Mrs. Arthur won from Mrs. Sutherland, 4 and 3 ; Airs. Gower lost to Miss J. Watt, 3 down ; Airs. D. Hay won from Airs. J. Banks, 4 and 2 ; Aliss J. Masters lost to Airs. Batchelor, 1 down ; Mrs. A. Joll lost to Aliss J. Thompson, (> and 4 ; Airs. A. English lost to Airs. Burke, 5 and 3 ; Airs. Dingle won from Mrs. Alackv, 1 up ; Airs. Alasters and Aliss B. Swayne, all square ; Airs. P. Russell won from Aliss Short, 2 up ; Aliss E. Hammond and Aliss A. Nolan, all square ; Airs. G. Bindon won from Mrs. A. Banks, 3 and 2 ; Airs. G. Primrose lost to Airs. Alahoney, 1 down : Airs. H. Alatthews won from Airs. E. Nickle, 6 and 5 ; Airs. W. J. King won from Aliss Skeet, 5 and 4 ; Aliss K. Oliver won from Aliss Priestley, 4 and 3. • * * SHAKESPEARIAN CLUB READING On Thursday evening the Hamilton Shakespearian Club gave its first reading for the year, in the Alethodist schoolroom, London Street. The play chosen was Eden Philpotts’ “The Blue Comet,” a clever comedy. All the parts were very well read, and the large audience had a most enjoyable evening. The characters were read as follow: — Mary Parsons by Aliss Fran Jolly; James Parsons, Air. R. Ranstead; Nicholas Bedale, Air. E. Wilson; Alillicent Bedale, Aliss L. M. Nicholls; Jane Bedale, Airs. Kater; Harrison Elizabeth Bedale, Aliss A. Scott; Colonel Lucas Beclale, V.C., Air. E. Bouillon; Alorris Bedale. Air. H. Morton; Christopher Beclale, Mr. W. L. Ranstead.