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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2170, 8 June 1914, Page 2

Mr. and Mrs. Harry St.- liU (of Hawku's Bay) aro in .town .a»d aro staying at tho Royal 08k- ' Mr. and Mrs. W. H.-Ncls'oii (Hike's Bav) .have-returned from CiiristehiircJ) and are staying at tho ftsyal OaR. ; Mr. W.- M'Cullocli iJNsipicr) is in to»'n for a brief visit. Mrs. Mackay (Napis-r) 15 visit-in" Wellington and is staying. wit-k her sisters, the Misses Perry, at vioi-b-Hfno-. The annual mco-tmfl of the Ladies'. Guild of St. Luke's Chu-rc'bj GteytoWH, took place on June 4.. AV-ten a i'csorvition which had been proposed a»el mp tied bv )io'n-inembt?i-s of the guild, at St. Luko's annual nieeting, was breiiß]it before members, it, wfts ir(tb.nf.ineusl.v decided to allow.the gsiiSd to reaai-n as it has been for the last twenty y«i.ra, and not to place it under the control of the vestry. A New Zealand lady, Miss FttßortoM, was recently elected an Associate of tho Royal Colonial Institute. Miss GV FrcenwHs 8.A., lias, been elected ropreseiitatii-e. a.i«t Miss Sims, of tho Christchurcii Higli School, secretary of the Ota»t> Onivfrsity Woiuph s Association. A quiet wedding took plac* «i ncsdav morning at St. Jintthew's Churcli, Masterbia, wtei Mr. Edijttr Mason, son of Jh ! s, H. Mas.wi,. of •"'ladstone, was mnrriiri to Miss, Ethel .Mawwood, daughter of Mrs. ilel'dwood. of Carterton, i Mr; and Mrs. ftuel'maniu the parents of Miss Hofina B-ijekwa-iin. i'lie singer of whom..New Zealand has. every reason t« be prowl, are visitmg M;t.st?.'rtan at the present time. With Iheiu i; a .yotinjier daugliter. The law lwlitral-tolcilis wav« so nooesstir'v now in li.-iii-tliessiHj; i.« lickl vh, tiiiiu'd by lining sp*c£ii.l non-iB,/«rio»* wavoi-p. ihat ri;r|'uirV io.V only sliftlitly liontod. inftl. inipiifffi! by Mrs, ficlleftnii, jiambjdn .Quay-, Vsim il*. W. SperiaMj? , recotu'men'Ued.*'. ' ' "