CAMBRIDGE.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLV, Issue 25, 21 December 1910, Page 67

CAMBRIDGE.

December 17. Tennis Party. On Thursday afternoon Mrs Richardson gave a tennis party for Miss Beale, who is staying with her at present. Several of the guests stayed on for the evening, when a pleasant time was spent with music, songs, recitations, etc. Airs Richardson received her guests in a black gown; Miss Richardson was wearing a dainty white muslin, with white hat trimmed with black silk; Mrss Beale, white embroidered muslin; Mrs A. B. Herrold (Rcmucra). white linen skirt

white muslin blouse, large white hat with blue scarf: Mrs Nicoll, white muslin frock, large burnt straw hat lined with pale blue straw, black velvet band; Miss Taylor, white pique coat and skirt, large black hat with wreath of pink roses; Miss B. Taylor, white muslin frock, nattier blue straw hat with blaek velvet; Mrs Martyn white blouse trimmed with blue, grey skirt, blaek hat with white wing; Miss Roberts, white frock, rush hat with black velvet band; Miss M. Roberts, white muslin frock, rush hat with red poppies; Miss Willis, pink frock, white hat; Miss C. Willis, navy blue taffeta, blaek and pink hat; Miss Alice Hally, creme skirt and creme blouse, white hat: Miss Kathleen Hally, white muslin frock, white hat: Miss Ida Lundon, pink frock, white hat: Miss Williams, white embroidered muslin; Miss H. Wells, soft black silk frock, large black straw hat trimmed with blaek silk and large buckle. School Concert. On Thursday evening the Cambridge District High School gave their annual concert in the Town Hall, when there was a very large audience present. It was a most excellent concert, and reflected great credit on the teachers, who had brought their pupils to such a stage of perfection. During the interval Mr Lundon, the chairman of the School Committee, presented the prizes, the ’ dux - ’ of the school being Stanley Watt. Two prizes presented by Mr E. N. Souter for the most popular boy and girl in the school went to Bernard Ashwin and Daisy O'Neill, the contest being decided by the votes of the scholars. Mr W. R. C. Walker, the head master, during the interval thanked the parents and friends for the hearty reception they had given to the various items, and for attending in such numbers. He then presented Miss Gavey, who is in charge of the High School, with a handsome manicure set, given by the pupils of the High School as a mark of appreciation of her services. At Home. The members of the Cambridge Croquet Club held an “At Home'’ on Tuesday afternoon in honour of some ladies from Paeroa. Progressive eroquet was played. Miss Veale was the winner, Mrs A. Bell being second. Personal, Mr and Mrs A. B. Herrold are at present staying with Mrs Nicoll. Miss Veda Caldwell has returned to Cambridge from “Caven,” Palmerston North.

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