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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19813, 3 December 1919, Page 9

Mrs Crisp (Ashburton) is the guest 1 of Airs 0. Clarkson, Femlalton. I ■ Mr and Airs AA’. Hoglund (Timaru) j fla'b in town. 1 Air and Airs Hugh Elisor (Rakahuri) . Rro staying at the United Service. i Air and Mrs Price Bnllantyne (Ha- i Warden) are staying at the Clarendon. < Air and Airs E. 13. Davison (North J Canterbury) came into town to-day. 1 Mr and Airs William Taylor (Dim edin) are staying at Warner’s. Air and Airs Alexander (Xnkiihon, Bay of Plenty) are in town. Mr and Airs T. C. Robinson (Alount Palm) came into town to-day. -Miss R. Tabari is the guest of her ' sister, Mrs Elliston Orbed, Dunedin. Aliss N a near row lias been visiting Dutiedin. and is now the guest of Airs J. 11. Reid, Uamani, . Aliss Jean Bowden and Aliss M. Cracroft Wilson are the guests of Airs Bunion, Gerald ire'. I ,Alrs ( J; Smith, Aliss AI. Smith ami Mrs_ G. Dickinson (A.>hburtou) are staying at the Clarendon. Air D. Johnston and Aliss S. Johnston (Auckland) are. staying at the : Clarendon. Air and Airs IV L. Good (Kekerangu) have returned to their home after a stay in Christchurch.Mr and Airs W. Bond left to-day for Claremont, Timaru, after a. stav , in Oliristchurch. Mr and Airs J. Brown (Dunedin) arrived in Christchurch yestmlav. and are staying at AVamcrs. Aliss Emily Dunham has returned from a week in Dunedin, where she was the guest of Airs G. H. Taylor. Air and Airs J. D. AUCraoken and Airs Petet Al’Cracken arrived in town yesterday frorn Hayhmds, and are staying at the United Service:. Aliss A r era Alitchcll has gone to Pal-1 moisten North to tulhl an engagement us soloist at the Choral eon- I cert on December J. ' i Several] small tennis parties arranged! for yesterday and to-day had (, 0 = bc amtndoned on account oi' the weather, tennis matches are aery popular forms of entertaiumcnl tins year, the young people usually ending ’the, dav with a picture nr theatre party. Last night, the audience at the Theatre. Royal was most enthusiastic over the acting of Aliss Emclie Poliui, who charmed everyone with her natural noting and her rich speaking voice.. Moreover, she wears some very prettv frocks.

~..,.' Jf° l»»-pose of raising funds to- \*. ds th o renovation of the West Lytte on |.) ; , v 5( ,, 10n , pI ds a J t u fV l r i ,prOVP ! nonts !l children's fair »■ s hold ,„ the St Saviour's Schoolloom yesterday, afternoon and evomV wlf Va ' S , U !'! rge """'dance, and tl.c ZIM' 1 fr™™'* stalls, which i r' 1 ;" 1,,C(l wero MS'lv disposed ol.y the stallholders. Thwo to, "very n,ie display of writing, mapping <Tnyon drawing by tho pupils o7 he school. Those in charge wore:General supervisor, Mrs J.'F. ]W». J«m o stall, Misses K. and K I. .Mr H. H. Allison; pioduco, Mrs Johnstone, Mrs \ G„ v and Miss li. Frazcr: sweets and oake-l Mesdames .1. Gower and M. Fk-tch,','-nm!M,ss.L, Miller: afternoon tea, Mesdanics H. Derbulgo and Hoist, 31 m Mandley and senior schoolgirls. "