NELSON.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXIV, Issue VI, 10 February 1900, Page 273

NELSON.

Dear Bee, January 39. The Misses N. Trolove and M. Duff have closed their popular

TEA KIOSK, which hsts Ireen a favourite resort of many- for the Inst year or two. Everyone expresses regret at it being closed, but Miss N. Trolove has received an appointment in the Wairau, end of course Mias Duff could not carry on the business alone. Lust Saturday night

A SURPRISE EUCHRE PARTY was held, as a farewell to Miss N. Trolove, and the elosing of the kiosk. There were not very many present, but they all managed to thoroughly enjoy themselves. The daintiest supper was provided, to which full justice was done after euchre. The first prizes were won by Miss A. Trolove and Mr J. Tomlinson, and the “booby" prizes fell to the lot of Miss Day anil Mr Mackay. Some of those present were: Mrs Trolove and Mrs Harris, the Misses Trolove (2). Duff, Tomlinson, Leggatt, Day, Blackett, Bunny. Preshaw, Robertson; Messrs Tomlinson (2), Leggatt (2), Mackay, Preshaw, Levien. Hamilton.

Miss Renwick Robertson gave a small

EUCHRE PARTY'

last week at the residence of her aunt, Mrs Renwick. There were mostly young people present, as it was given for Miss Mary Hodgson (Blenheim), who is the guest of Mrs Renwick.

THE STUDENTS’ SUMMER SCHOOL was brought to a close last week, anil all the visiting delegates have returned to their homes. On Saturday they had a picnic up the “Maitai,’’which is a charming place at this time of the year for picnics. On Monday they had a very large farewell picnic to Cable Bay. A few bicycled, but most preferred driving, there being no less than five large drags.

PHYLLIS.