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league of penwomen

Miss M. Tvidston, of Christchurch, is staying at the Motel Cargen. Sir Walter and Lady Stringer left last evening on a visit to Dunedin. Miss Elsie McCullough and Miss ! ; Gretta Taylor, of Hastings, are leav- j ! ing by the Tofua on a trip to the ’ | Islands. Mrs. A. Wood, of Cairnsmore Hospital, Invercargill, has returned from a month's tour of Fiji, and is staying with. Mrs. Owen, of Owens Road, Epsom. Staying at the Star Hotel are Mrs. L. Day, of Hamilton, Miss R. V. Jackson, of Wellington, and Miss S. M. Wright, Miss M. Wilkinson and Miss J. P. Masters, of Hamilton. At the Grand are Mrs. E. Wright and Miss D. Lantrip, of Texas, U.S.A., Mrs. J. Cosbey and Mrs. W. P. Northj roup, of Buffalo, LT.S.A., and Miss A. ’ Sutherland, of Wellington. Mrs. Cecil Trevithick, of Auckland, j left by the Limited last evening to j . connect with the Tahiti at Wellington en route for San Francisco, to join hexhusband. Mrs. Trevithick will stay at the Midland Hotel while in Well- • ington.

Oddfellows Dance

j FESTOONS OF ROSE AND I GREEN WITH PALMS AND j JAPANESE LANTERNS FOR ’QUAKE RELIEF FUND | With the object of assisting those ■ who suffered as the result of the re- | cent earthquake, a charity dance arI ranged by Lodge Beihesd,a Rebekah, | Independent Order of Oddfellows, was held at Pukekohe on Monday evening, i The function was largely attended, and . the Mayor’s fund will be augmented ; to the extent of some £2O. i The hall was decorated with festoons iof rose and green, the ladies’ lodge ! colours, greenery and Japanese lan- ! terns. Music was dispensed by the , Pukekohe Orphans’ Club orchestra, | extras being played by Misses Adelene 1 Walker and Mollie Michie. Those present included: , Mrs. B. B. Raynes, wearing a frock of black beaded georgette. Mrs. E. Ferris, whose frock was of cornflower blue crepe satin. Mrs. H. Nightingale, in a frock of black georgette with a bronze metal corsage. Mrs. L. J. Bayly, in a pale rose panne velvet frock. Mrs. H. H. O’Loughlen, who was wearing a frock of black georgette. Mrs. T. L. Beaney, in orange ring velvet. Mrs. Stan Watson, wearing a shell-pink satin frock with flared frills of georgette. Mrs. C. Bonner, in jade green beaded georgette frock. Mrs. J. McWhirter, wearing a frock of gold tissue. Mrs. W. E. Richards, in a white tulle frock outlined with satin. Mrs. G. W. Weston, wearing a frock of black ring velvet. Mrs. W. Evans, in rust coloured georgette frock trimmed wiefri circular motifs. SILVER BEADED CORSAGE Mrs. Reg. Hart, who wore a black [ georgette frock with a silver beaded I corsage. Mrs. J. E. Cronin, in white crepe de : chine frock sprigged with tiny pink roses. ! Miss Ivy Duncan, who was wearing a j frock of black taffeta. I Miss Marjorie Perkins, in a primrose ; tulle frock with a frilled skirt. Miss Mollie Michie, in a draped frock ; of black georgette. Miss Florence Nightingale, who wore an ankle length frock of moonlight blue georgette. Miss Tommy Perkins, opal blue georgette girdled with sequins. Miss Margaret Sellar, beaded georgette frock with an emerald green sash. Miss Molly Proude, in a black frock of spotted net. Miss B. Proude, wearing a cream lace frock. Miss Doris Lysnar, cornflower blue beaded georgette frock. Miss Adelene "Walker (Auckland), whose frock was of black georgette with a flesh-pink corsage outlined in diamente. Miss Nellie Perkins, In a frock of buttercup georgette. . Miss Alice Lysnar, wearing silver tissue with a lace skirt. Miss Iris Hart, whose frock was of sunset taffeta. , ' Miss Pat Lyne, white georgette frock inlet with multi-coloured flowers. Miss May Smith, draped frock of shell pink georgette. Miss Nancy Malone, frock of cherry georgette. . Miss Mary Malone, turquoise georgette frock. Miss Mona McNaught, frock of puce coloured georgette with a corsage of la \riss Vera Craig, in a pale rose georgette frock with a silver lame bodice. SILVER TISSUE YOKE Miss Alice Johns, wearing a lemon tulle frock with a silver tissue yoke. Miss Isobel Richardson, betty blue beaded georgette frock. Miss Marjorie Jamieson, frock of electric blue georgette. . . Miss Joyce Roulston, in a coral pink pleated frock with a silver lame corsage. Miss Phvllis Aitken. tomato crepe de chine hemmed with gold lace. Miss Beryl Wood, who wore a forget-me-not blue satin frock. Miss Phyllis McCormick, draped frock of buttercup georgette. „ . Miss Una Wily, blush pink taffeta hemmed with tulle. Miss Nancy Sellar, in a frock or sunset georgette. „ . Miss Zoe Ravnes, buttercup tafteta frock with a frilled skirt of tulle Miss Ada Scott, draped frock of alice blue georgette. j Miss Ethel Cronin, frock of cherry ! georgette. ! Miss Marjorie Lakeman, orange ring j velvet frock. , . i Miss Gwen Fulton, wearing a draped frock of cherry georgette. ! Miss Rewa Johns, turquoise blue crepe ;de chine. ‘ , . , . - j Miss Grace Heating, in a frock of forget-me-not blue taffeta. . Miss Ivy Henry, pale rose taffeta with a voke of' net. Miss Kathleen O’Conner, who wore a gold panne velvet frock, with a sku t of georgette inlet with gold lace. Miss Dorothy Lakeman, crushed strawberry georgette with -a silver tissue

Mils 1 D. Sproul, black crepe de chine frock inlet with silver beading.

DRAMATIC CIRCLE The dramatic circle of the Penwomen's League held its monthly meeting on Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur Griffiths, convenor, presided over an excellent attendance, which included Ur. Mildred Staley. Mrs. Meikle, Mrs. Pender, Misses Raie Robinson, Quill, Burton, Sweet, Dash, Spurlingr. and others. "The Bishop's Candlesticks," adapted from Victor Hugo's novel, was presented in a capahle manner' by Mrs. Meikle, Misses Sweet. Burton. Quill, and Spurllng, after which "The Little Man." by John Galsworthy, was read and discussed by members. The famous one-act play and tragedy, "Riders to the Sea,” by J. M. Synge, will form the study for next month.