ELWORTHY—JULIUS.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXIV, Issue XVII, 28 April 1900, Page 802

ELWORTHY—JULIUS.

Not since the wedding of the Bishop of Melanesia and Miss Ethel Julius, now over a-little more than a year ago, has such interest been evoked as over the marriage of Miss Ella Julius, the third daughter of Bishop and Mrs Julius, anil Mr Arthur Stanley Elworthy, of Pareora, South Canterbury, which took place at the Cathedral at half-past two on Wednesday, 18th April. The altar was heaped with light sprays of white cosmea and other delicate white flowers. The choir met the bride at the western door, the service being full choral, Mr Tendall presiding at the organ and playing the Tannhauser "Wedding' March” and "the” "Wedding March” as the bridal party left the church. The bride entered with her father, who afterwards gave her away, and looked simply charming in a creamy white Duchesse satin, the long square train hanging loose from the shoulder, one side being draped with chiffon and orange blossom. The neck and sleeves were of Honiton laee, the front of the skirt being covered with an exquisite panel of the same lace, and a beautiful old Honiton lace veil thrown baek from the face completed this graceful costume. This veil was worn by her mother. She wore a diamond and pearl necklet and diamond crescent, brooch, the gifts of the bridegroom, and carried a shower bouquet. There were five bridesmaids. Miss Bertha Julius acted as train-bearer. Miss Julius. Miss A. Julius, Miss Elworthy and Miss Muriel Elworthy. Miss Bertha Julius wore a Kate Greenaway dress of white satin, with pink chiffon sash, tied up high, and shady black hat. with tips and pink rosette under the brim. The four bridesmaids were dressed alike in creamy Liberty satin, only slightly trained, a chiffon frill edged with gathered ribbon, and the overskirt edged with fringe, pink ehitl'on sashes finished with the white fringe, swathe bodices with transparent laee neck, and sleeves, a collar or berthe of the satin edged with fringe, black velvet hats with black chiffon and tips and small steel buckles, a pink chiffon rosette under the brim; they carried lovely pink ami white shower bouquets; Air Cecil Perry acted as best man.

Mrs Julius lookeel well in a dark reel face cloth with front panel, also round the bottom of the skirt of jetted applique of black silk, this showed again on the bodice, anel a small vest of white satin covered with cream laee; the waist was defined with black velvet, the crossed ends finishetl with fringe, a black velvet bonnet, relieved with white, black tips and paste buckle; Mrs Wilson (Norfolk Island), deep blue coat and skirt, outlined with white, white vest of silk and lace, and pretty toque; Mrs Elworthy, mourning costume; Mrs W. Bond, pale grey, the bodice diagonally tucked and all prettily trimmed with gathered white ribbon edged with black, floral hat; Mrs O'Rorke, pink floral chine silk, trimmed with narrow black and white velvet; Mrs Stead, green cloth coat and skirt, white vest, white velvet toque, pale blue bird, white feather boa; Mrs H. Wood, tan doth skirt and Eton jacket, red velvet waist belt and hat; Mrs Jennings, green cloth costume, brown fur toqne with violets; Mrs R. D. Thomas, brown cloth costume, hat to match relieved with red; Miss Thomas, dark blue coat and skirt, hat trimmed with pink; Mrs Mathias, handsome black and white costume; Mrs Cowlishaw, black brocade and velvet mantle, black and white .bonnet; Mrs Harley, rich black brocade, tight velvet, jacket, blaek and steel bonnet; Mrs Bourne, blue cloth, large black hat and feathers; Mrs J. T. IfyacxK'k, all black, pale green vest, velvet hat; Mrs Morton Anderson, russet. brOwn', pale blue at the neek iti the toque; Mrs R. Anderso’h,' dark green cloth and fur; Mrs Meredith Kaye, bright blue cloth and cream lace insertion; Mrs Harry Meares, cream lace and eanvas over pale blue, cream toque; Miss Meares, pale blue check silk blouse, grey skirt and white hat; Mrs Common, black brodade, grey feather boa, bright coloured toque; Mrs J. Deans, prune silk, black and white feather boa, black and pink bonnet; Mrs J. Little, grey dress with white vest and violet velvet revers; Mrs Embling (Wellington), black silk fancy cloth, the yoke of finely-tucked: chiffon and relieved with a little pale blue velvet, hat to match. Bishop and Mrs Wallis, of Wellington, were present, and I forgot to say Bishop Wallis officiated, assisted by Canon Harper. The bride's going away dress was violet cloth coat and skirt, the collar of stitched white satin, and full vest of satin and lace, a toque of violet velvet, chinchilla fur and Parma violets, and sable muff. The honeymoon is to be spent in the North Island.

Invitations were sent to the following, the majority of whom were present at the Cathedral and Bishopscourt: —Mr and Mrs Douglas Andrews, Miss Asser, Dr. and Mrs C. M. Anderson, Mr and Mrs IL D. Andrews, -Mr and Mrs O. Archer, the Misses Andrews, Mr and the Misses MurrayAynsley, Miss Ambler, Mr and the Misses Ainger, Mrs C. R. Anderson, Mr, Mrs and Miss W. Ayton-Adams, the Hon. T. B. and Mrs Acland, the Misses Acland, Mr Mrs and Miss J. Anderson, Dr. and Mrs R. IV. Anderson, Mr and Mbs' Anderson, Mrs Boys, Mr and Mrs A. F. N. Blakiston, Mrs and Miss Bethell, Mrs C. Bowen, and Miss Bowen, Mr and Mrs C. F. Bourne, Mr and Mrs Charles Bowen, and the Misses Bowen, Mr and Mrs Bristol, Mr and Mrs Boyle, Mr and Mrs Bloxam, Mr G. Brittan and Miss Brittan, Mr and Mrs Blyth, The Rev. and Mrs I. Blackbnrne, the Rev. C. Blackiston, Mr and Mrs C. H. Bridge, Mrs Hamilton Bond, Mrs Bridge, Mr and Mrs H. W. Bishop, Mr and Mrs S. D. Barker, Mr and Mrs Stewart Blackbnrne, Mr J. IV. Barnes, Miss Buckley, Mr and Mrs Bridges, the Misses Bowron, Mr and Mrs A. Barker, Mr and Mrs Baines, Mr and Mrs F. IV. Barker, the Rev. and Mrs W. Bean, Mr and Mrs Beswick, the Rev. A. Beaven, Mr and Mrs Burns. Mr and

Mrs Buchanan, Mr and Mrs J. H.-. Bond, Prof, and Mrs Cook, Mrs Bromley Cocks and the Misses Cocks, Mr, Mrs and the Misses Cameron,- Archdeacon and Mrs Cholmondeley, Mr R. and the Misses Cholmondeley, Mrs and the Misses Cardale and Mr C. Cardale, Mrs C. Chapman, Mrs Curnow, Canon and Mrs Cotterill and the Misses Cotterill. Mr and Mrs Pat. Campbell, Mr and Mrs E. Y. Cox and Miss Cox, Mr and Mrs C. (lark and the Messrs Clark. Mr and Mrs Common, Miks Cotton, the Rev. P. J. and Mrs Cocks, Mr and Mrs Cane, Mr T. Cane and Miss Cane. Mr A. and the Misses Co>, Rev. C. and Miss Coates, Mr and Mi's Chaffey, Mr and Mrs P. Cox and the .Misses Cox, Mr and Mrs Alieliell Clarke, Air and Mrs 11. Cotterill, the Rev. Ji. E. and Mrs Chambers, Mr ami Mrs Cartwright, Mr ami Mrs IV. B. Cowlishaw, Dr. and Mrs N. K. Cox, Mr. Mrs amt Miss Cowlishaw, Mr T. Cowlishaw, Mr

and Mrs Cobham, Mr and Mrs C. Cook, Rev. IV. and Mrs Cruden, Miss Campbell, Mr and Airs Croxton, Mr and !<<»,.• Cunnington, Mr IV. G. Cookson, Afr and Mrs C. Dudley, Mrs M. Dixon and Miss C. Dixon, Mr and Mrs J. Deans, Mr G. Dennistoun, Dr. Drew, Mr and Mrs Dixon, the Rev. IV. and Mrs Dunkley, Mr AL C. Denniston, the Rev. F. Dunnage, Miss Dunnage, Mr E. Dyer, the Rev. and Mrs H. Ensor, the Rev. H. and Mrs East, Mrs Everest, Dr. and Mrs Evans. Mr and Mrs Embling, Dr. and Mrs Elmslie, Sister Edith. Miss Fairhurst, Mrs and Miss Fenwick, Mrs Ford, the Rev. C. A. and Mrs Fraer, Mr Ford, Rev. A. and Mrs Fox, Mr and Mrs H. Forel, Mr and Mrs R. Foster, Dr. and Mrs Fox, Miss Ford, the Rev, L. Fitz Gerald, Rev. F. and Mrs FendaH, Mr and Mrs Norton Francis, Mr and Mrs Hill Fisher, the Misses Gard’nen, Dr. Gane, Rev. C. H. and Mrs Gosset, Mr and Mrs Graham Greenwood, Lieut.-Colonel and Mrs Gordon. Rev. R. F. and Mrs Garbett, Mr and Mrs W. Grant, Mr, Mrs and Miss Graham, Mr Isaac Gibbs, Mr and Mrs T. Garrard, Mrs Gard’ner, Judge Gresson and Mrs Gresson, Captain Gareia, Miss Giffard, Mrs Gould, Mr and Mrs C. J. Harper, Mr and Mrs Harkness, Captain and Mrs Hutton, Mr, Mrs and Miss Harley, Mrs and Miss Hardcastle, Mrs and Miss Hole, Mrs and Miss Hennah, Mr Higginbotham, Mr and Mrs J. D. Hall, Mr, Mrs and Miss Hewett, Mr and Mrs Harman, Mr and Mrs Hargreaves, Mr Hobbs, Archdeacon Harper, Miss Hastings, Miss Hicks, Mrs Hassell, Mr and Miss Heywood, Mrs G. W. Hall, Mrs P. Hanmer, the Rev. T. A. and Mrs Hamilton, Mr and Mrs G. Harris, Prof, and Mrs Haslam, Mr, Mrs and Miss Helmore, Mr and Mrs Hamilton, Mr and Miss J. O’B. Hoare, Mr D. and Misses Hoare, Sir John and Lady Hall, Mr M. Harper, Canon and Misses Harper, Rev. and Mrs Holland, Rev. F. A. Hare, Mr and Mrs G. Harper, Miss Harper, the Misses Harper, Rev. F. ami Miss Hoggins, Mr and Mrs H. P. Hill, the Misses Hill, Mr and Mrs G. Hanmer, Mrs Inman, Dr., Mrs and Miss Irving, Dr. W. Irving, the Rev. F. Inwood, Mr, Mrs and the Misses Izard, Mrs and Miss Jacobs, Dr. and Mrs Jennings. Mr W. Jones, Mr and Mrs AV. Jameson, Mr and Mrs G. Jameson, the Rev. and Mrs IV. Knowles, Canon and Mrs Knowles, Mr and Mrs Knn’oley, Mr and Mrs Meredith Kaye, Mr, Mrs and Miss Kinsey, Sister Kate, Mrs Luxmore, Archdeacon and Misses Llngard, the Misses Lean, Mr and Mrs H. Lake, Mr, Mrs and Miss C. Louisson, Miss Lissaman. Mr and Mrs Little, Hr A. Lyon, Mr and Mrs Le Cren, Mr and Mrs IV. S. Lindsay, Mrs Mathias, the Rev. H. H. and Mrs Mathias, Mr and Miss Macfarlane, Mrs Macdonald, Mr C. Macdonald, Mr and Mrs H. D. Meares, Mr and Mrs G. Mclntyre, Mr Mrs D. McLaren, Mr J. Maling, Mr Mrs and the Misses IV. D. Meares, Mr, Mrs and Miss G. Merton, Mr, Mrs and Miss Maude, Mr and Mrs W. Moore, Mr and Mrs McDougall, Mr and Mrs C. G. Matheson, Mr. and Mrs Morton, Mr and Mrs Marciel, Mr and Mrs R- M, Macdonald, Mr and Mrs Laing Meeson, Mrs B. M. and Miss Moorhouse, Dr. Moorhouse, Dr. and Mrs Mickle, Mr, Mrs and the Misses Maling, the Hon. IV. Montgomery, Messrs IV. H. and J. Montgomery, Mr, Mrs and Miss Malet, Mr and Mrs R. J. Maxwell, Rev. T. and Mrs Mayer, Mr Newman, Mr and Mrs H. N. Nalder, Rev. H. and Mrs Northcote, Mr and Miss Nisbet, Mr and Mrs Orbell, Mr and Mrs Ogle. Mrs and Miss Otway, Mr Ormsby, Rev. IV. H. Orbell, Mrs and Miss M. Ollivier, Mr and Mrs O'Rorke, Mrs and Miss Prins, Rev. and Mrs Pollock, Mr and Mrs Perry, Dr. and Mrs J. C. Palmer, Rev. H. J. arid Mrs Purchas, Canon and Mrs Pascie, Mr, Airs and Miss Palmer, Mr S. S. Payton, Mr H. H. Pitman, Mr P. Perry. Mr C. Perry, Rev. J. H. and Mrs Pritchell, Mrs and Miss Preston, Miss Povey, Mr and Mrs J. T. Peacock, Miss Partridge, Mr and Mrs Pyne, Mrs Pollard, Mr G. H. Palmer, Miss Parkerson, Mrs and the Misses Ross, Mr and Mrs Heaton Rhodes, Mr and Mrs A. Rhodes, Mr and Mrs A. C. Rolleston, Mrs and the Misses Reeves, and the Messrs Reeves, Mr and Mrs R. H. Rhodes, Mr and Mrs G. A. Rhodes, Major and Mrs Richards, Mr and .Mrs IV. Reece, Mr and Airs G. G. Russell, Air and Mrs Gordon Rich, Mr and Airs G. Rhodes, Air, Mrs and Miss Russell, Miss and Air J. Rolleston, Air F. I. Rolleston, Air and Mrs J. S. Rutherford. Mr G. Ritchie, Mr, Mrs and Miss Ronalds, Sister Rose, Miss Stopford. Dr. and Airs Symes, Prof, ami Mrs Scott, Mr and Mrs Smithson, Rev. C. A. and Airs Scott, Mrs M and Airs Studholme, Mr and Mrs Starky, Air and Airs Stead, Air IV. Stead, Rev. F. .1. and Mrs Smyth. Lieut.-Colonel, Airs and Miss Slater. Mr C. Studholme, Rev. J. and Mrs Sheldon, Air C. C. Studholme, Air and Airs Slraehey; Air W.

Ck Smith, Mr and Mrs J. Studholin*. Ilev. 11. and Mrs Smyth, Mrs and Miss Sanders, Miss Tanner, Mr Thierens, Ttev. and Mrs Turrell, Mr, Mrs and Miss Tehdall, Mr C. Tendall, Mr and Mrs C. Turrell. Rev. B. J., Mrs and Miss 'Thorpe. Mr, Mrs and Miss Thomas, Mr G. Tapper, Mr, Mrs and the jfisses Tabart. Mrs and Miss Tripp. Miss Templer, Rev. C. and Mrs Tobin. Mr and Mrs T. Teschemaker, Mr and Mrs Scott-Thomson, Mr and Mrs F. N. Thompson, Mrs and Miss Thomas, the Misses Tripp. Mr and Mrs Trent, Sir James and Mr I'rasetTytler, Mr B. Tripp, Dr. and Mrs Thomas, Mr and Mrs Turnbull, Mr C. de S. Teschemaker, Mr 11. J. Teschemaket. Mr and Mrs A. G. Turner. Mrs Teschemaker, Miss Tipping, Mrs Vernon, Misses Colbourne Veel, Air and Mrs W. F. Watson, Rev. W. T. P. and Mrs Winter, Mrs Willock, Mr, Mrs and Miss Wilding, Mrs and Miss J. Williams, Messrs Williams, Miss Wodehouse, Mr and Mrs A. C. Wilson, Mr, Mrs apd Miss Way, Mr and Mrs Wardrop, Mrs Woodhouse, Mrs and the Misses Woolleombe, Mr and Mrs G. Way, Mrs C. Whitefoord, Mrs and the Misses Wilson, the Misses Webster. Mr, Mrs and Miss Wilson, Rev. IL and Mrs Williams, Rev. H. A. and Mrs Watson, Mr and Mrs Wigram, Mr, Mrs and Miss Wynn-Williams, Mr and Mrs T. S. Weston, Rev. R. A. and Mrs Woodthorpe, Mr W. Wood, Mrs R. Webb and Miss Webb. Mrs, Miss and Mr R. Wigley, Rev., Mrs and Miss Watson, Mr and Mrs Wray, Mr, Mrs and Miss Westenra. Mr I’. Westenra, Mr and Mrs W. D. Wood, Mr and Mrs Woodroffe, Mr Wilfred White, Rev. L. Carsley Brady, Mr and Mrs J. Wood, Mr and Mrs F. M. Wallace, the Hon. W. C. and Mrs Walker, Miss and Mr D. Walker, Mr H. 11., Mrs and Miss Webb, Mr and Mrs Walcot-Wood. > LIST OF PRESENTS.

Diamond necklace and diamond crescent brooch, Mr A. S. Elworthy; six silver table lamps. Bishop of Christchurch and Mrs Julius; silver mounted tray, inlaid with medals, and silver tea and coffee service, Mrs Elworthy; silver cigar box and silver handled parasol, Mr and Mrs Melville Jameson; pearl and turquoise pendant with gold chain. Bishop of Melanesia and Mrs-Wilson; silver manicure set, Mr and Mrs G. Julius; silver ,hand glass and silver mounted cigar-tease, Mr and Mrs W. N. Bond; pearl and diamond pendant, with gold chain, and Chippendale cabinet, Miss Elworthy; cheque, Mr H. Elworthy; oak cabinet, Mr I*. Elworthy, silver card case and sofa cushion, Mrs Julius; silver revolving dish and table centre, Miss Julius; silver powder box and silver hairpin box, Miss M. Elworthy; silver jardiniere. Misses A. and B. Julius; silver jug. Governor and Countess of Ranfurly; Doulton bowl. Bishop of .Wellington and Mrs Wallis; silver backed brush and comb, Mrs H. Bond; pair of silver vases, Mr and Mrs J. H. Bond; cheque, Mr and Mrs C. Y. O’Connor; pair of silver candlesticks, Mr and Mrs J. Embling; Doulton vase, Bishopscourt household ; silver mounted salad bowl and silver napkin ring, Pareora household; cheque, Miss Rolandson (England); three cut glass spirit decanters, in oak stands, Mr C. Tescheinacher: silver lemon squeezer and goblet. Mr H. Teschema-cher; silver mounted shaving brush, Captain Tescbemacher; cheque, the Misses Pratt (London); picture, the Misses Hey (London); four silver bonbon dishes, Mr Hamlyn; riding crop, Capt. and Mrs Hall; four silver entree dishes. Mr and Mrs T. Shorrock; silver egg stand. Mr and Mrs Cheetham; pair of silver Vases, Mr an# Mrs W. Hamlyn; silver cigarette lighter, Mr Armitage; gokl mounted cigarette holder, Mr Macpherson; pair of silver and cut glass vases and silver and cut glass scent bottle. Dr. Cfvenden; picture. Mrs and Messrs H. R. Williams; embroidered sofa cushion, Miss M. Williams; Chinese silk. Rev. and Mrs Flower; embroidered table cloth, Mr and Mrs G. Western (England); fountain pen. Miss E. Western (England); embroidered photo frame. Miss Lewis; silver cruet stand. Mr 11. Tripp; clock, Mr and Mrs F. M. Wallace; biscuit barrel. Major and Mrs Richards; China afternoon tea set. Mrs Bromley Cox; greenstone paper knife. Miss and Miss M. Bromley Cox; Crown Derby plate, Miss Monica Cox; embroidered sachets, Miss Tripp: silver butter dish, Canon Harper: gold and pearl pendant and gold chain: china tea set, Mr and Mrs Wilson (Cashmere); silver cream jug. Hon. J. B. and Mrs Acland; silver toilet box. Miss 11. Acland; Burmese ware tray. Prof.. Mrs and Miss Cook; Maltese silk doylies, the Misses M. and G. Anderson; pair of Japanese

jars, Rev. and Mrs C. 0. Pollock; pair silver knife rests, Mr and Mrs Phillips; silk Maltese handkerchief. Miss Waller (England); butter dish, Mr and Mrs Vernon Hall; silver vase, Mr Thierens; embroidered photo frame, Miss F. Studholme; Doulton bowl, Mr and Mrs J. B. Way; Doulton cheese holder, Mr and Mrs Hill Fisher; silver tea service, Mr and Mrs It. 11. Rhodes; Crown Derby vase, Mr W. Wood; bread cutting machine, Mr and Mrs 11. Macdonald; Doulton vase, Mr and Mrs E. Y. Cox; Italian vellum frame, the Misses Cox; silver bonbon dishes, Mr and Mrs J. Anderson; silver photo frame, Mr and Mrs Smithson; silver inkstand, pen and pencil, Mrs M. Studholme and Mr E. C. Studholme; cut glass spirit decanters, in oak stand, Mr and Mrs W. Cartwright; silver salver, presented by members of South Canterbury Hunt Club; silver and pearl break fork, Mrs and Miss Holt; silver tray, Mr and Mrs Buchanan; silver match box, Mr Mostyn Jones; silver butter dish, Mr and Mrs C. Perry; silver cigar rest, Mr and Mrs Goldingham; silver fruit knife, Miss Lissaman; silver butter dish, Mr and Mrs H. L'e Cren; silver mounted Crown Derby jam dish and silver mounted glass matchbox, Mr and Mrs Bristol; Doulton vase, Mr and Mrs H. J. Ogle; picture, Mr Carlyle Studholme; 'hsin/fiome china vase, Mr and Mrs Knubley; silver matchbox. Mrs Stewart; Worcester plate, the Misses E. and T. aiid Mr E. Cardale; silver photo frame, Mr J. Maling; Worcester jar. Miss M. Maling; silver mounted scent bottle, Miss E. Maling; china tea service, Rev. and Mrs 11. M. Smyth; Intarsio china candlesticks,Dr and Mrs Irving; silver tea spoons, Mr and Airs H. Ford; pair Cloisonne vases, Archdeacon Harper; silver card tray, Mrs Heaton Rhodes; “At Home” book, Mr and Mrs Hastings Bridge; two volumes of Ruskin, Mr and Mrs G. F. Tendall and family; silver mounted scent bottle, Mr and Mrs P. Campbell; nine volumes of Rudyard Kipling, Dr. Drew; picture, Mr and Mrs and Miss Cowlishaw; pair of silver vases, Mrs Macdonald; Oriental drapery, Mr E. Macdonald; pearl shell sugar scoop, Mrs Comins (Norfolk Island); four Worcester vases, Mr and Mrs Izard; pair silver vases, Dr. and Mrs IV. P. Evans; pair silver salt cellars, Mr<Mrs and Miss Wynn-Williams; picture. Dr. Gane;three silver mounted vases, Col., Mrs and Miss Slater; silver mounted scent bottle, Mr Griffith Smithe; silver cake basket; Hon. W. Montgomery; silver manicure set, Cathedral choir boys; silver hot water jug, Mrs P. Rouverie Luxmore; silver and glass cake basket, Mr and Mrs W. D. Wood; pair silver pepper pots, Dr. and Mrs C. E. Thomas; embroidered photo, frame. Miss Ainger; box of handkerchiefs,Miss Lambe (England); picture, Miss D. and Mr E. Rolleston; lace handkerchief, Miss Emery (England); pair silver pepper pots, Mrs G-. Rhodes; embroidered sachet, Miss E. Woolleombe; silver bonbon dish, Rev. and Mrs Winter; silver mounted greenstone paper knife, Mr and Mrs Tabart; clock. Sir John and Lady Hall; silver mounted purse, Mr and Mrs 11. Cotterill; silver bonbon dish. Air and Alias Nisbet; silver mounted claret jug. Mr, Airs and Miss Graham; pair of silver bonbon dishes, Messrs C. and E. Harper; pair of silver salt cellars, Air and Airs Maude; silver mounted bag', Rev, and the Alisses Hoare; carved table, Canon and Airs Knowles; Doulton vase, Air J. M. Heywood; silver mounted toilet box, Air Al. Ormsby; silver purse, Airs Ollivier; pair of ivory knife rests, Air and Airs C. Alatson; antique silver goblet, Miss* Ambler; pair of,silver and cut glass toilet boxes, Dr. and Airs Palmer; pair silver candlesticks, Air and Airs Pitman; pair of silver mounted trays, Alessrs G. and C. Weston; glass tire screen, Afr and Mrs J Hewett; carved double photo frame, Profesor and Airs Scott; wedgewood hot water jug. Mrs Croasdale Bowen; Irish china shell dish, .Miss A. Bowen; embroidered tablecloth,, Hon. C. C. and .Mrs Bowen; prayer and hymn book in ease, Rev. T. and Airs Hamilton; lace handkerchief, Air and Airs Croxton; pair of Stoke china vases, Afr and Airs T. A’. Wardrop; Hood's poems, Afr and Mrs Joshua Little; Russian leather writing case, Aliss Hicks: silver sugar basin, Mrs G. Rhodes; Doulton vase. Air and Airs Meredith Kaye; Doulton vase, Mr C. Perry; silver candlesticks. Colonel ami Airs Gordon; pair of vases, Mr and Airs Scott-Thomson; picture. Mrs E. Hardcastle; Intarsio china vase. Airs IL D. Afeares; pair silver salt cellars. Air and Mrs Westenra; pair Intarsio

vases, Miss Marmaduke Dixon; pair silver mounted vases, Mrs Inman; silver mounted seeut bottle, Mr and Mrs J. Dryden Hull; silver mounted jam dish, Miss Fairhurst; silver butterdish, Mr and Mrs Kinsey; silver mustard, cayenne and pepper pots. Mr and Mrs F. W. Thompson; pair silver butter knives, Mr and Mrs 11. W. Hargreaves; ease, silver button-hook, glove stretchers, shoe horn and glove button-hook, Rev. L. Carsley Brady; cheque, Mr M. Harper; Kniapoi rug, Mr and Mrs It. A. Chaffey; silver nut crackers, Mrs Wigley; Cloisonne vase, Mr and Mrs H. F. Wigram; silver mounted purse. Committee of S.P.C.A.; four silver and cut glass vases, Mr and Mrs G. G. Stead; silver and cut glass scent bottle. Mr W. G. Stead; embroidered tray cloth, Mrs Belmore; picture, Mr und Mrs H. J. Beswick; Barum ware vase, Mrs Wilioek; pair silver and cut glass scent bottles, Mr and Mrs S. S. Blaukburne; silver toilet box, Mr and Mrs Henry Wood; Worcester bowl, Mrs B. M. Moorhouse; picture. Captain Garcia; Doulton jug. Rev. W. 11. Orbell; picture, Mrs F. W. Haslam; clock, Mr and Mrs Trent; four silver mounted vases, Mr and Mrs Cobham; Limoges jar, Dr. and Mrs Cox; silver mounted vase, Mr and Mrs IL E. McDougall; silver bonbon dish, Mr and Mrs B. H. Burns; Doulton tray, Canon and Mrs Cotterill; Doulton bowl. Dr. and Mrs R. W. Anderson; silver mounted ivory paper knife, Mr and Mts W. P. Andrews; silver egg stand, Dr. and Mrs Mickle; silver and china coffee service, Mr and Mrs W. Heeee; cake stand. Rev. and Mrs Crudens; silver mounted honey dish, Mr and Mrs A. R. Vloxam; silver inkstand. Mr and Mrs 11. P. Hill; embroidered table centre, Miss Hill; Duchesse table cloth and mats. Miss F. Hill; silver fish knife and fork, Mr and Mrs Blakiston; Japanese feather fan, Mr and Mrs MacLeod Smith; two Maori bags, Rev. W. and Mr Blathwa.yte; four Crown Derby plates, Mrs Fenwick; two silver fruit spoons, Canon and Mrs Dunkley; case of silver spoons, Mr and Mrs T. Garrard; silver fruit spoon and bread fork, Dr. and Mrs Symes; embroidered tray cloth. Miss B. Buller; case of silver spoons and pair silver salt cellars. Dr. and Mrs A. Stuart Reid; silk drapery, Mr Mrs and Miss Acton Adams; pair of silver bonbon dishes, Miss B. Russell; picture, Dr. and Mrs C. Morton Anderson; silver bread fork, Mr and Mrs 11. W. Bishop; Russian leather writing case, Mr and Mrs G. Mclntyre; picture, Rev. W. and Mrs Knowles; pair brass candlesticks, Mr and Mrs Bourne; worked tray cloth. Miss Harley; two pictures. Dr. and Mrs Jennings; case of silver spoons, Mr and Mrs 11. Ford; silver mounted dressing case with fittings, presented by the Cathedral sidesmen; oak chair, Mr and Mrs C. S. Fraser; oak “Monk s seat." Mr and Mrs T. Teschemacher; Doulton bow]. Dr. and Mrs Finislie; Doulton bowl, Mr and Mrs 11. H. Loughnan; silver mounted glass matchbox. Miss M. Cotterill; pair silver napkin rings. Mr W. H. Montgomery; Doulton bowl. Archdeacon and Mrs Cholmondeley; Doulton hotwater jug, Mr and Mrs Bridges; Herbert’s poems. Canon and Mrs Pascoe; rose bowl, Mrs and Miss A. C hevallier Preston; pair silver mounted vases. Mr J. Montgomery; double silver cornucopia vase. Mr and Mrs Duncan Cameron; silver photo frame. Miss h. Cameron; silver photo frame. Miss M. Cameron; silver butter dish, Mr and Mrs W. Morton; silver mounted cream jug and sugar basin, Mr and Mrs .1. Palmer; pair silver mounted trays, Mr H. Denniston; silver butter knife, Mr and Mrs W. F. Watson; Doulton vase, Mr and Mrs O’Rorke; picture, the Misses Gard’ner; silver asparagus tongs. Mr and Mrs Common; Doulton jug? Misses W. and M. Cotterill; china tea service, Mrs J. St nd hoi me; silver cigarette case, Mrs Laing Meeson; silver bowl, Mr G. Denniston; silver sugar basin, Mr and Mrs G. Russell; carved photo frame, Mrs Everest; carved tray. Mrs and the Misses Russell Webb; silver mounted purse. Mr and Mrs W. F. Lindsay; worked handkerchief sachet. Misses N. and C. Gresson; N.Z. wood photo frame. Miss Povey; six silver mounted vases, Mr and Mrs 'l'. S. Weston; silver mounted vase, Mr Heasema'n; Word wort h’s and Longfellow’s poems. Rev. R. A. and Mrs Woodthorpe; pair silver mounted vases, Mr and Mrs H. R. Webb; carved tray. Mrs F. G. Thomas; hand painted screen. Miss Partridge; two silver toilet boxes, Mr and Mis W. B. Dixon; picture. Misses V. and S. Devenish Meares; lavender bags. Mrs A. Haines; picture, Mr Bernard Tripp; Doulton vase, Mr and Mrs Dudley; picture.

Miss K. Nedwill; Doulton jug. Mr and Mrs Dudley Jameson; tortoiseshell card case, Mr and )lrs Homersham; N.Z. wood four-photo frame. Sister Edith; embroidered table cloth, Mr nnd Mrs Neave; photo frame, Mrs Beeves; pair midget frames, Miss M. Reeves; Doulton bowl, Mrs Gould; silver ladies' companion. Mis Chapman; Doulton jug. Miss L. Harper; picture, Mr T. W. Cane; pair silver fruit spoons, Mr and Mrs D. McLaren; silver mounted pocket book, Mrs T. B. Beckett; silver boi»j>on dish, Mrs Norton Francis; silver toast rack, Mr J. M. Tripp; four silver pepper pots ami silver napkin ring. Miss E. and Mr J. Ford; case of silver mounted pipes and silver matchbox, Mr and Mrs 11. Ford; pincushion and pair glass sail cellars, Mr and Mrs.C. M. Straehey; china coffee set (England); Doulton bowl, Mr and Mrs J. Deans; silver butter dish. Rev. and Mrs Airay Watson; two Limoges and one Doulton plates. Mr nnd Mrs R. D. Thomas; worked table centre, Miss V. Weight; scent bottle in ease, Mr and Mrs Eichbamn; Japanese table centre and d'oylies, and photograph wall frame, Mr and Mrs Wihiing; carved table, the Misses and Master I*. Cosgrove; silver mounted ivory paper knife, Mr and Mrs A. Rhodes; silver photo frame, Mr and Mi’s J. M. Turnbull; four Limoges plates, Mrs C. Fenwick; Doulton hot-water jug, Mr and Mrs Nalder; Kaffe Kanne, Mr I. Gibbs; silver toilet box. Mr and Mrs Boyle; silver mounted ink-stand, Mr and the Misses Murray-Aynsley; Tennyson’s poems, Mrs Mathias; embroidered tray cloth, Mrs Whitefoord; Barum ware bowl. Mr and Mrs Greenwood; silver gong. Mrs G. Merton; silver card tray, Mrs A. Craeroft Wilson; gold brooch, Mrs Curnow; Worcester jug, Mrs H. Ford; two silver dessert spoons, Mr and Mrs J. S. Rutherford; jam dish. Miss M. St udholme; embroidered photo frames, Misses L. and B. Saunders; embroidered tray doth. Miss Chaffey; gold brooch, presented by members of Christchurch Musical Union Orchestra; silver frame, Mr and Mrs C. N. Orbell.