"BIG BROTHER' MEETS OUR "TAFFY"

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 291, 7 December 1929, Page 22 (Supplement)

"BIG BROTHER' MEETS OUR "TAFFY"

Dear Wendy,- Here we are again. Still brimful of fuir in spite of all my twentyone years. Thank you very much for the birthuay greeting.-, Wendy, and also foi the beautifully worded paragraph in your letter. We had a wuiideriul party and it only needed one more to make it coinp.de, and that was you, Wendy. Oh, gee! Wendy, those aistera ul in.ne nud to piay a juke un me on my b.rtmh.y. This is what they did: 1 arrived in town about six o clock and “Misa .Gh y hanued me a parcel. Upon oi>cning it 1 found one slipper which caused a great d al ot fun. Mother told me that all good things come to those who wan, ami suro enough it did. At about a <iuartcr-past eignt ' White rorget-me-not" gave me a parcel, and it was the other slipper. They are so pretty, Wendy, they are grey, and trimmed with green, and Tibby made them herself. When f put them on 1 just sib and look al tnem. They are la. - too pretty to wear. My sister had invited '"f'affy ’ and we immediately made friends. On Saturday night he and 1 went to the pictuixs and down to Castlecliff on Sunday. Oh, Wendy, it was so funny, my sister invited a girl friend of her.- anfl when she arrived here she was no other than the “Hut’s Mascot. ’ so taking it ail round 1 think it was a party of Wendyites. We have discovered the identity of "Smiler Snowy." she was at the party, too. "White Forget-me-nots Darling” and I are sending you a piece <>£ cake. It was a three-decker. Mother said to cat it slowly as there is threepenny pieces in it, and there are still two to be found. I hojMJ you get one. I have written to "Patti Corelli." Would you mind asking him to call fcr it? With kindest regards and best wishes.—From BIG BROTHER," Wanganui River. lam ever so pleased to hear that yon spent such a wonderful time on your 21st birthday, my dear. Never mind, "Big Brother,” even if I were not present in tho llcsh, I was with you in spirit at. your party. Sir Richard Elf attended and came back to the Hut overburdened with a description. Ho said it was all so wonderful he didn't know where to commence. What a joke your sister played upon you to be sure. Oh. J am really delighted to hear the great news. You and “Taffy” have met and arc now fasi friends. That’s fine, indeed. I hope thal friendship is life-long. Oh, and our "Hut't Mascot” was also a member of the gai party, too. My, almost all our Hut must have been there. Many thanks for that piece of your birthday cake. I will follow your thoughtful mother’s instructions in regard to it. Have you sent me “Patti Corelli’s” letter? Ido not see it anywhere yetPerhaps it may come later, or was it a letter I received for him the other day. If it wr • on I have already asked him to call for it a. our Avenue office.—Wendy.