THE SOCIAL ROUND.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1160, 30 October 1917, Page 2

THE SOCIAL ROUND.

f .1 rr ; :.«-=. H. W. Anderson have r- •- •- :ic io\.n. after a few days at JLl.zto:.. r- -'>->. !*»rj-er has returned to ( " : . : ; .:r k. a-':i.r a visit to friends in T ■:•■•■ r... Vr :•-.! X'rn 11. E. Troutbeck (Na-j'-r; • »? rrrCt-tcd to arrive in Christ - 1". r» ii :!■: Thirs-laT morning, and will hr-re crcr the races. !-'r R.a.i .Mr. H. Fowler (Auckland) wen' on t.i Denclin to-day, after a few days »p !.lir'stch'.ircb. iirs ii'ui»n-.ar>h (Tiraaru) is amongst the crests at the Clarendon. Miss Craighead (Waimate) is in ton n. .Miss Noone (Ambcrley) is visiting Christchnrvh. Mrs Bell and Mrs Clouston (Blenheim), who have been visiting South Canterbury, tame up to town yesterday evening, ami are staying at Warner's. Mr and Mrs de Beer and the Misses «le Beer (Duncdin) are staying in Christchurrh. Mrs T. \V. Stringer arrived in Christehureh from the north this morning. Mr and Mrs Ritchie (Dunedin arc in Christt-hureh, and are staying at the United Service. Mrs Phil Isaacs (Dunedin) is visiting Cbristehurch. Miss Meikleham arrived from Haunter yesterday, where she has been staying "with Miss Cuthbert. She returns to Wellington on Wednesday. Miss Daisy Warner was farcwelled by 'her friends on Saturday night, at the residence of Mrs Frank Deighton, Spreydon. A very happy evening was spent, and the guest of honour was presented with a suit-case, fitted up with cabin accessories. About 20 guests, representing Miss Warner's closest friends, were present. Music and drawing room competitions (the latter won by Mrs Brooking, sen., and Miss Dorothy Warner) occupied the evening pleasantly. The rooms were decorated with peonies, ivy geranuinis, and daisies, and a dainty supper was served during the evening. Many sincere wishes were expressed for the future happiness of the guest, who leaves for America shortly to be married. Last evening a very enjoyable musical party, arranged by Miss Duffy. Chester Street, was given in the Catholic Girls' Hostel, Cranmer Square, for the Xo. 3 Queen in the forthcoming Carnival of Merriment, Miss Moya Hayward. A good programme was given, the dining-Toom being arranged in draw-ing-room fashion, an 1 beautified with roses and daisies. The queen's colours —blue and white —appeared conspicu- * ously amongst the decorations. The evening was concluded with the serving of a tempting supper.