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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIV, Issue 17, 27 April 1910, Page 67

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April 21. Au Enjoyable Tea. The Aliases Cock. •‘Church Hill.’* gave an enjoyable afternoon tea for Mi-s Joy Ledger on Thursday last. An amusing competition took place. Mi-s Forbes’ carrying oil the fir-t prize, and Miss L. Tondin-on the second. Mis. Cork wore brown silk; Miss Cock, black, relieved with cream; the Misses Maud and Winnie (.’oek were dressed alike in pretty pink frocks; Mrs. Hal. (’oek. amethy-t dress, with large green hat: Mr-. C. Broad, black and white costume: Mrs. R. Fell, cla.ret (doth costume, with hat to match: Mi-ses Ledge (2), Tomlin-on (2). Bell. Bamford (2)( Foils-. Fell. Wilding. Edwards (2). Maginnily. Dora Booth. Trolove. Clarke (2i. Richmond, and Leggatt. Bridge Party. On Friday la-t the Missr- Lcdg< r gave a small bridge partv. which wa- greatly enjoyed by those pre--nt. Among those present were: M:--es Ledger i. 3 «. Mrs. [lines Ledger. Misses (lark (2), Bamford. Leggatt, Cork (2). Fell. Wilding. AEaginnity. Hod-;»n. Tomlinson. Webb, Alessrs. Rowley. Reid. Hannm, Houlker, (2), Hamilton, and L» dg« r. Farewell Afternoon Tea. On Saturday th.- Mi-se s ( lark ( Muitai) gave a farewell afternoon tea for Miss Joy Ledger, who i- having shortly for England. Mr-, (lark, black silk': Alisses Clark (3>. Bamford (2>. Leggatt. Webb, Ledger (2). Maginnily. Hodson, Booth. Tomlinson, (’oek (2'. Hair. Wild ing. s-l;in<|i is. and Fell. Personal. Miss Norah Gilkis-on ha- nturmd from her holiday in Dunedin. Airs. Macquarrio ba- returned from her vi-it to Wellington. Mr.. Mrs., and Mi-s Joy Ledger have left on a trip to England am! the Continent.

Mi m l Mrs. Warren Blyth Lave left N>l.m»i» lor Auckland* spending a week in Wellington <n route. Mi*-» Wilding (Ch ri stcli urrh) ia at present the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Y. Fell, Brougham street. Mr. and Mr?. Edward Jack-on have t :H ' I from tluir Indid j.

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