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Mrs. Metz, oC Wellington, is staying at the Central Hotel. Mrs. Ralph Chadwick, is a Hawke’s Bay visitor to Auckland. I Hr. and Mrs. Maclvibbon, of Christchurch, are staying at the Star Hotel. * * * Miss Bthel Hardley, pf Remuera, who' lias been visiting Taranaki, will return homo on Saturday. ❖ * * Mr. and Mrs. T. Adams, of 40 Ascot Avenue, Remuera, have returned from an extended holiday in Australia. Mrs. .T. J. Graham, of Shelly Beach Road, Herne Bay, who has been on a visit to'New Plymouth has returned. Mrs. W. Stephen, of Stanley Point, returned by the from a three months’ visit to Sydney and Melbourne. ‘ ' Mr. and Mrs. M. 3.3. Pearce, of Sydney, --Miss L. Merrell ;ind- Miss 33. Ballard, of Morristown, N.J., United States,.,are at the Hotel Cargon. Mrs. 'David." Nathan -and . Miss Jacqueline Nathan, of MamfrOwa, -.are in Auckland during the Winter Exhibition and are guests at the Hotel Cargen. Dr. and Mrs. 3r. 33. Annett, of Matangi, Hr. and Mrs. H. A. Graham, of St. Louis, United States, Miss I<\ Macdonald, and Mrs. E. Vogel, of Wellington, are at the Grand Hotel. * * * Hr. Jane Stalker, of Lockgoilhead, Argyllshire, Scotland, who arrived by the Ulimaroa, after a six months’ vi-sit to Australia, is now the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I). Horne, Ewen Street, Takapuna. ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Ethel May, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hardley. of Whittlesea, Remuera, to Hugh Drummond, youngest son of Mr. and Airs. William Lambie, of Craigie Lea, Taranaki. The engagement is announced of Alice, second daughter-of the late Air. and Airs. J. Baldick, of Blenheim, to Christian Oliver, youngest son of the late Mr. and Airs. Ole Christoffersen, of South Norsewood, Hawke’s Bay. The engagement is announced of Aliss Mavis Good, only daughter of Mrs. E. Good, of Christchurch, to Air. Eric Hill, of Auckland, second son of All*, and Mrs. L. Hill, of Christchurch. KING COUNTRY JOTTINGS j In connection with the To Wliakare baby voting carnival, the latest results announced are: Baby Woolston, I, Baby Newman, 924; Baby Ferguson, 821, Baby Matson, 3CO. * * * The positions have been again reversed in the voting tor the Taumarunui Catholic Church Queen Carnival. The Xing Country Queen (Aliss 13. Leydon) now lias 11,948 votes, against the Maori land Queen (Aliss J. Burkett) 11, The carnival will close on Saturday next. In a setting of delightfully arranged balloons, streamers and native greenery, many dancers spent a delightful time at the annual ball conducted bv the Post and Telegraph employees of Matiere. * * * Among hostesses who have recently given bridge parties are Airs. Baker (Matapuna), Airs. E. Edwards) Airs. j>. W. Reardon, and at Mrs. White’s residence the Bridge Club held its usual afternoon. * * * In a drawing-room very prettilv decorated with holy, Air. and Mrs. A. G. Kenderdine, of Taumarunui, entertained a number of old friends «to meet Mr. and Mrs. T. Kenderdine, who were recently married in Auckland. To receive her guests the hostess wore a charming gown of black crepe de chine with* an overdress of black ninon, relieved with white. Mrs. T. Kenderdine wore white satin beaute embroidered with gold, and Miss G. Kenderdine was attired in a frock of pink flowered taffeta, trimmed with pink ninon. During the evening dancing and music were indulged in. * * In the Kaitieke hall, organised in aid of the local tennis club, a very popular dance attracted numerous visitors, and the financial results, were very satisfactory. The ipusic .was voluntarily supplied by Mr. and Mrs. C. 'Crocker, Messrs. F. Crocker, W. F, and H. C. "VVedde. FUNDS FOR PLUNKET SOCIETY. In aid of the Plunket Society, the delightful Japanese, operetta, “Princess Chrysanthemum,” was presented in the Theatre Royal, Taumarunui, and was a great financial success, due to tho organising ability of Mrs. D. King and Mrs. Ij. G. Godfrey. The principal parts were taken bv Miss B. Jefferson (Princess Chrysanthemum), Miss M. Davis (Prince'SoTru), Miss G. King (Prince So-Sli), Miss I. Lawrence (Fairy Sunbeam), Miss P. Ryan (Fairy Moonbeam), Mr A. ICinnell (Emperor What-For-Why), Mr. E. Parker (Top-Not), and Mr. H. C. Harcourt (Saucer Eyes, the Wizard Cat).

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