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January 20. Bridge. An enjoyable bridge party was given by the Misses Ledger. The prizes were won by Miss Heaps and Mr. Rowley. Some of those present were: Mrs. T. Ward (Wellington), Misses Ledger, Mrs. R. Fell, Misses Heaps, Hodson, Houlker, and Booth. Messrs. Leggatt, Heaps, Hanron, R. Fell, Houlker, Johnson, and Rowley. Another large bridge evening was given at the Union Bank by Mrs. Booth. Mrs. Booth was wearing a becoming gown of black chiffon over silk; Miss D. Booth, pale blue satin channeuse; Mrs. Allen wore black; Mrs. Barr, grey satin chartneuse, veiled with grey chiffon; Mrs. Harrison, black silk; Mrs. Worthy (Christchurch), Mrs. R. Fell; Miss Gibbs, cream satin empire gown; Miss Grey (Wellington), pale blue satin; Miss E. Ledger, Mrs. E. S. Robison, Miss Heaps, Dr. Barr, Messrs. Macquarie, Harrison, Robison, R. Fell, Grey (Wellington), H. Leggatt,

Field. The prize winners were Mr. and Mrs. Harrison. Farewell Evening. An enjoyable “ farewell ” evening was given by Mr. and Mrs. Richmond’ Fell for Mr. Hugh Leggatt. A elever drawing competition was won by Miss E. Ledger, and some delightful piano solos were given by the Misses Fell. Some of those present were: Misses Fell (2), Clark, Booth, Hodson, Blackett, and Houlker. Euchre Party. A very successful euchre party was given by Mrs. Kelling on the occasion of her daughter’s marriage. Among many others present were: Mrs. F. Hamilton, Misses Hamilton (3), Miss D. Kelling, Miss J. Bird (Westport), Mrs. C. Green, Misses Greenland (Wellington), Booth, Edwards (2), Ledger, Bisley, Mackay, Douglas, Hair. Messrs. Kelling, Hamilton (4), Bailie (Westport), C. Green, Harley, Grace, and Hair. Afternoon Tea. An enjoyable afternoon tea was given by Mrs. >S. Gibbs in honour of Mrs. T. Ward (Wellington). Some of the guests were; Mrs. and Miss Ledger, Mrs. and Miss Gibbs, Miss Ward, Mrs. Macquarie, and the Misses Clarke. Personal. The Bishop of Nelson and Mrs. Mules have gone to Wellington to attend the Anglican Synod. Mr. and Miss Grey (Wellington) are the guests of Mrs. Dodson. Mrs. W. Wratt (Dunedin) is staying with her mother, Mrs. Stevens. Mr. Alfred Jones (Wanganui) is in Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Coek are in Christchurch. Mrs. Houlker and Mr. J. Houlker have returned from their visit to Auckland. Miss Greenland (Wellington) is the guest of Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. Hugh Leggatt leaves Wellington shortly en route for Singapore.

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