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Mr. and Mrs. F. L. North, of Napier, are at Hotel Cargen. Mr. and Mrs. C. ICoed, of Claudelands, are staying at the Royal Hotel. Mrs. S. Brandon, Wellington, is the guest of Mrs. Noel Gibson, Mount St. John Avenue. Miss Forteseue, of Sydney, is at present visiting Auckland and is staying at Glenalvon. Mr. Walter Reid, accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Macarthy Reid, is staying at Hotel Cargen. Miss C. Crighton Imrie, who has been staying at Courtville, has left on a visit to friends at Tailiape. Hr. Maria Allen, of Morrinsville, who returned to New Zealand by the Tainui, is among the guests at Hotel Cargen. Miss Jean Carson, Mrs. Brewer and th© Misses Williamson, who have been on a brief visit to Rotorua as the guests of Miss G. Dillon, have returned to Auckland. Mrs. N. E. Ferner, J.P., returned to Auckland yesterday morning after successfully concluding her mission to Wellington on behalf of the Community Sunshine Association, namely, that of gaining the consent of Parliament to the remission of the remaining £I,OOO debt on the Nelson Street School. WEEKLY DANCE Many Attend Yacht Club Function PRESENTATION OF LIPTON CUP Another jolly dance was held in the clubhouse by the Akarana Yacht Club on Saturday evening. During the evening Mr. J. McWliirter and Mr. R. Francis, representing the Ponsonby Cruising Club, handed over the Lipton Cup, which was won during the recent contest by Valeria, the Akarana Yacht Club’s representative. Mr. T. McKay, commodore,' received the trophy, and expressed sincere thanks on behalf of his club. Members of the committee present were: Mrs. F. Jeffers, who chose navy blue georgette; Mrs. E. B. Webster, who had on pink georgette and lace; Miss Hanlon, wearing cerise velvet; Miss Ratcliffe, in blue crepe de chine. Among the dancers were: Miss E. Kelly, who had on frilled georgette of pastel tonings; Miss C. Foster, wearing green panne velvet; Miss L. Warner, who wore gold lame; Miss C. Patterson, in fuchsia velvet; Miss L. Scott, whose frock was of cherry satin and lace; Miss E. Griffin, in a frock of eau de nil georgette; Miss Richards, who wore pink lace and green tulle; Miss Cousins, wearing shell pink georgette and tulle; Miss I. Smith, who chose powder blue crepe de chine and georgette; Mrs. Stewart, in a frock of black satin and crepe de chine. Miss N. Ashdown, who w T ore rose pink crepe de chine, uneven hem; Miss Roundel, who chose ivory georgette and diamente trimming; Miss G. Vercoe. in a frock of apple green crepe de chine; Miss D. Pitkethley, in black lace and crepe de chine; Miss W. Jeffers, whose frock was of salmon pink georgette; Miss S. Moir, wearing green georgette and crepe do chine; Miss B. Evans, who wore rose pink georgette; Miss Stewart, who had on alice blue crepe de chip© and georgette; Miss Dowling, in a frock of black and pink satin; Miss A. Archer, who chose black velvet. Miss D. Mumford, in rose georgette and ! lame; Miss D. Chanet, who wore bleu d’amour crepe de chine; Miss Gallagher, wearing rose pink lace; Miss V. Williams, in green chenille and georgette; Miss Mae Wilson, who chose apple green crepe de chine, uneven hem; Miss M. Herrick, in a blue taffeta frock; Miss Hodge, who wore cyclamen velvet and lace; Miss Cook, in a frock of green taffeta; Miss B. Butler, wore green taffeta and georgette; Miss F. Turbott, who had on pink georgette. Miss Hammond, wearing black tulle; Miss Mortimer, who had on cerise crepe de chine; Miss Brasier, in a blue taffeta gown; Miss M. Wilson, wearing shell pink chenille and georgette; Miss T. Brame, who wore black crepe de chine and georgette; Miss Nicholson, wlao was in apricot crepe de chine; Miss M. Shute, who wore orange satin and lame bodice; Miss W. Gaynor, in a gown of pink satin and lame. IN RAINBOW HUES Miss J. Miller, who chose cherry crepe de chine and lace; Miss M. Wannan, in black georgette, uneven hem; Miss G. Jones, who was in eau de nil crepe de chine; Miss P. Nealis, who wore apple green georgette; Miss N. Gaynor, wearing cherry crepe de chine. Miss N. I-lone, wearing black lace and georgette; Miss Ryan, who had on apple green crepe de chine; Miss L. Gaynor, who was in jade green satin, uneven hem; Miss T. Christmas, wearing rose crepe de chine; Miss H. Martin, in a frock of shell pink crepe de chine; Miss Bradley, in a gown of green georgette; Miss E. McGill, wearing green crepe de chine and georgette; Miss G. Mclvor, who chose powder blue taffeta and tulle; Miss A. Barry, who was in green georgette; Miss E. Keenan, in a frock of shell pink lace and satin. Miss J. Barry, who had on ivory georgette; Miss Snowden, in a frock of green crepe de chine; Miss J. Collier, wearing powder blue shot taffeta; Miss Whelan, who wore green beaded georgette; Miss E. Jeffers, in a frock of mauve crepe de chine; Miss N. Austin, wearing red tulle and gold; Miss E. McCormick, in green chenille and georgette; Miss D. Kennedy, who wore green velvet and lace; Miss M. Jeffers, who chose apricot frilled taffeta and lace. Miss R. McCormick, wearing blue crepe de chine; Miss E Mangin, who chose cyclamen georgette and silver; Miss M. Kennedy, who wore flame satin and silver lace; Miss M Waddell, who had on pink georgette and silver lame; Miss Hopewell, wearing apricot shot taffeta; Mrs. Goodison, in a black georgette gown; Miss France, who chose rose velvet and lace; Mrs. Gullay, wearing black embroidered georgette; Miss Towers, who was in rose satin; Miss Fort, wearing blue crepe de chine; Miss R. Taylor, who wore blue velvet and silver lace; Miss B. White, in a frock of beaded georgette; Miss Hatton, wearing black georgette. ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Esme, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Bentham, of “Barnleigh.” Mornington, Dunedin, to Frank, second son of Mrs. and the late Mr. J. H. Turner, of 1 Pencarrow Avenue, Mount Eden, Auckland. The engagement is announced of Muriel, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harrison, of Epsom, to Erie, youngest son pf Mrs. and the late Mr. C. H. Cooper, of Herne Bay, Auckland.