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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLV, Issue 23, 7 December 1910, Page 68

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December 2. Tennis. On Saturday afternoon there was a large attendance on the Marlborough Lawn Tennis Grounds. A dainty tea was provided, and dispensed bv Mrs. B. Clouston. She was attired in a white embroidered linen costume, black hat wreathed with scarlet poppies, an.l Miss K. Barnett, who wore a pale blue silk, muslin frock, burnt straw hat with roses. Some of those I noticed were: Mrs. R. McCallum. white embroidered robe, burnt straw hat. with flowers; Mrs. R. Adams, blue linen costume, burnt straw hat, with Mack velvet: Mrs. W. C'loaeton, brown tweed costume, black hat with feathers; Mrs. white muslin dress, blue hat with pink roses; Mrs Marsh, white linen, biack hat; Mrs. Etrachan, blue linen costume, white hat with ostrich feathers; Mrs. Northcroft, green costume, green hat; Mm. Florence,

green Shantung costume, burnt straw hat with towers; Mrs. Compton (Wellington), white costume, white hat; Mrs Broughton, white dress, black hat; Mrs. P. Hulme, white frock; Mrs. Wolfers tan, white muslin, burnt straw hat with flowers; Misses M. Bell, creme costume, green hat with shaded roses; E. Florence, white muslin, black hat, with pink roses; GCooper (Wellington), white muslin, large hat with roses and black velvet; A. Neville, white muslin dress, large black hat with roses; O. Marsh, white muslin, burnt straw hat. with purple; B. Griffiths, white muslin, pretty hat swathed with pink: C. Clouston. white muslin, floral hat; F. Chaytor, white muslin, white hat with roses; Amuri Neville, pink flowered muslin frock, hat lined with pink and wreathed with shaded flowers; D. Horton, white froek, green hat with autumn leaves; A. Neville, pink frock, burnt straw hat, with black velvet; G. Anderson, white muslin, brown hat. Anglican Mission. The opening of the mission by the Rev. Canon A. Stuart, NLA., took place on Saturday evening last in the presence of a good congregation. The Rev. J. R. Burgin was the assistant missioner. Personal. Mr. J. Reid, ’Accompanied by Dr. D. Reid. left for a trip to Rotorua and Auckland during th e week. Mrs. Walker is visiting Wellington. Miss Marsh has returned from a most enjoyable holiday spent in Auckland. Mrs. G. Wastney Nelson is visiting Miss Bell, “ Riverlands." Mrs. Bremner (Dunedin), who has been visiting Mrs. Marsh, has returned. Miss Brittain has gone for a holiday to Invercargill. Miss Ursula Grace has returned from visiting friends in Christchurch. Mrs. R. Adams has returned to town after spending a short holiday at "Langley Dale.” Nirs Compton (Wellington) is the guest of Mrs. R. McCallum, at "Argylle.” Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stevenson, who have been spending a few days at the Criterion Hotel, have returned to “ Upcot.” Miss Gertrude Cooper, who has been the guest of Mrs. S. Neville, “ Thurston,” for some weks. has returned to Wellington, accompanied by Miss Amuri Neville. Miss Urquhart has gone to Wellington for a short holiday. It is with the deepest regret that I have to record the death of Miss Nora Rogers, which occurred at " Lltham lodge." last evening, after a long and painful illness.

JEAN.