TE PUKE PARTY
KITCHEN AFTERNOON FOR BRIDE-TO-BE Airs. T. P. Lemon, of Te Puke, was hostess at a kitchen afternoon for Aliss Clara Cannell, who is shortly to be married. Mrs. Lemon received in a smart frock of flowered silk with uneven hemline. The bride-elect looked charming in flowered crepe de chine. The drawing-room was decorated with large bowls of arum lilies, and the big log fire added an air of cheeriness to the room. The Shakespearian competition was won by Airs. Butcher, who received a cup and saucer. Following afternoon tea the guest of honour opened the numerous and useful presents. Aliss Cannell briefly thanked those present. The afternoon broke up with the singing of "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow.” Those present were: Alesdames Tanner. Houston. Booker. Downs. Crawley. Cashmore, Brown, Jamieson. Persey, Cheetham, Alutton. Knight AlacFarlane. Davies. Bostock, Granger. Lowe. Jones. Ryburn. Rennet. senr.. Rennet. Junr.. Xicholls. J. Bennett. Fagan. IT. Anderson, C. Anderson. Wilkie. Sweetman. YYilsone. Rogers. Butcher. Morton. Johnstone. Misses Ryburn. Downs. Dwyer. AY. Harris. Harris. Mutton. Rogers. Jamieson. Tees, Sinclair (Auckland), GalColds are dangerous, but all fly before “NAZOL" —powerful, penetrating, cough and cold remedy. 60 doses Is 6d. 4
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 714, 13 July 1929, Page 5
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196TE PUKE PARTY Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 714, 13 July 1929, Page 5
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