IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1016, 5 July 1930, Page 20

IN TOWN AND OUT

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NOTES Mrs. B. C\ Wake, of Hamilton, is spending a few days in Auckland. Miss Newell, of Auckland, is the guest of Miss Barwcll ,in Hamilton. Mrs. Hubert Hammond, of Hamilton, is paying a short visit to Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Banks, of Matamata, are among the guests at the Hotel Cargen. Mrs. W. Tl. C. Walker and. Miss Mary Walker, of Ttemuera. are on a visit to Drury Hill, Wanganui. Mrs. T. H. Lowry and her daughter, Mrs. B. Bettington, of Sydney, left this week by the Makura for Australia. Mrs. C. A. Williams, of Herne Bay, who has boon staying at Longlands Farm, Waimauku, has returned to her home. Miss A. Cpclirane. who is a. member of the staff of the Thames Hospital, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Moffitt, Auckland. Mrs. Douglas H. Clegg, nec Miss R. E. Macnaugliton, of Auckland, leaves by the Rangitq.ne, from Wellington, for ilngland on Saturday", July 19. Mrs. S. B. Dunn, of Arapuni, Miss Jean Caw. of Cambridge, and Miss M. Gilchrist, of Te Aroha were recent callers at New Zealand House, London. Mrs. N. Simpson, of Wellington, is spending a holiday in Auckland, and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. G. Massey, “Franklynne,” Mangere East. Miss Gwynne Halford, who arrived this week by the Makura in Wellington. is on a brief visit to her Excellency Lady Bledisloe at Government House. Her Excellency Lady Bledisloe was the guest, of honour at a reception given this week in Wellington by the Society for the Protection of Women and Children.

SOCIAL CLUB GAS COMPANY EMPLOYEES | JOLLY DANCE EVENING The Gas Company's Employees’ : Social Club held a dance in the comi pany’s buildings, Pitt Street, on I Thursday evening. It was attended by I a. very large number of employees and friends. The music was supplied by Trevor I Reeves and liis Felix Orchestra. I Among those present were: i Mrs. .J. Ilughes-Tlionipsou, who wore i black lace over pink satin; Mrs. Harp, emerald beaded georgette; Mrs. C. Hen-..-derson, beige crepe de chine, with diaj mente buckles and hand-painted shawl to tone; Mrs. George Kenny, navy crepe de chine with fawn trimming-, and shawl ! to tone; Mrs. Willie Conser, black geori set to with hand-painted shawl to tone; j Mrs. Eagle, green georgette with shoulder-. spray; Miss McKinney, peach j satin; Miss Jean Butler, apple taffeta relieved with silver; Miss Ira Entwistle, rose figured ninon and • silver; Miss Vera McKenzie, -white crepe Ide chine with silk fringe; Miss Lynda j Gosling, duchess blue georgette; Miss Thelma Clarke, black corded satin and lace; Mrs. A. L. Conchie, white satin and georgette frills; Mrs. V. Priestley, black georgette and lace; Miss Georgina White, parchment georgette; Mrs. Hockenhull, black ring velvet; Miss C. M. Andrews, lemon crepe de chine; Miss A. Jepson, black satin beaute; Miss B. Jepson, jade green chenille georgette; Mrs. Robert C. Bowaman, shell pink georgette and silver; Miss E. Bruce, black georgette; Miss Monica 1 fill, white satin; Miss IX Sumner, ankle-length blue taffeta with coatee to match; Miss E. Bridges*, flame floral ninon; Miss Z. Fletcher, black satin and floral trimmings. Miss T. Roach, in shell pink satin beaute; Miss Betty Miller, rose georgette and silver lace; Miss V. Marshall, shell pink georgette and silver lame; Miss Hook, shell pink georgette; Mrs. F. L. Roche, lemon crepe de chine: Miss A. Forrester, floral satin; Miss R. Dixon, apricot silk net; Mrs. W. 11. Ross, pale pink georgette; Mrs. J. C. Sibbin, pale pink silk and net; Mrs. A. Gow. black and silver frock: Miss IT. Edgcumbe, black ring velvet: Mrs. Friend, moonligiit blue georgette and gold; Miss P. Friend, blue georgette with gold embroideries; Miss A. Brown, wallflower blue georgptte: Mrs. Mann, gold and j green chenille velvet; Miss Edna Purdie, blue georgette and embroidered lace; Mrs*. Munro, black embossed georgette; Miss Beckett, powder blue satin beaute; Miss L. Savage, blue satin trimmed with beads: Miss M. Frater, r>ale blue georgette and silver lame; Miss Kathleen Roberts, beige georgette heavily sequined, bridge coat; Miss Jessie Entwistle, primrose taffeta and spotted net: Mrs. G. W. Taylor, floral ninon; Miss Peggy Cutting, scarlet satin and tulle; Miss Joan Gosling, shell pink chiffon velvet; Miss B. Redsliaw, salmon crepe de chine. A PRESENTATION Airs. Ilobson, who is relinquishing her connection with Hotel Bella Vista owing to ill-health, was the guest of honour at a quiet farewell gathering. Both she and her daughter were presented with useful and attractive gifts by Mrs. Clarke on beha.lf of the guests and tribute was paid to Mrs. Robson for her kindness and consideration, 1 coupled with good wishes for her | speedy recovery of health. MATAMATA NOTES i j Mrs. W. A. Gordon has returned from ! a short holiday in Auckland. * * * j Mrs. W. Were, who was the guest i of Mrs. Carl Williamson, Auckland, has ! returned home. j Airs. S. Stoc.kdale, of Matarnata, is i visiting Lake Taupo. | Mrs. T. H. Prowse, Burwood Road, | is spending a holiday in Taranaki. | Mrs. T. E. Saunders, of California, is in Matarnata on a visit to her parI ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kusabs, ElizaI beth Street. Miss Lily Kusabs rej turned from America with her sister.

CARDS AND DANCING MANGERE PARTY FOR WOMEN’S GUILD FUNDS An enjoyable social evening was held at the residence of Air. and Airs. W. W. ATassey, JJuckland Iloadj Mangere, on Thursday evening, when a 500 drive and dancing were indulged in. The funds arc to be devoted to the Mangere branch of the Anglican Women’s Guild. Airs. Alassev received the guests Crocked in unrelieved black ninon, worn with a fur-trimmed bridge coat. Among those present were:—Air. and Airs. F. G. Alassey, Air. and Airs. Duncan. Air. and Mrs. Burrett. Air. and Airs. D. Connell. Mr. and Airs. Solomon, Air. and Mrs. Granger, Air. and Airs. R. Knight. Air. and Airs Henwood. Air. and Airs. Penman, Air. and Airs. Owen Self. Air. and Mrs. Howie. Air. and Airs. Chapman. Airs. Ellison, Airs. Simpson (Wellington), Alias Stephens, Atiss Carnachan, Miss Timms, Aliss Iveys. CARD EVENING AT OHINEWAI An enjoyable card party was given by Air. and Airs. AI. R. Lynch at their residence, Ohinewai. on Tuesday evening to raise funds for the hall. Aliss S. AlcGure and Aliss Higgins contributed items during the evening.

CHILDREN GIVE BRIGHT CONCERT FOR WOMEN’S PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE FUNDS A very successful pupils’ recital was given by Miss Ebba Gunman in the Palais Theatre, Northcote, in aid of funds for the social work in the Borough of the Xorthcote Women’s Progressive League. The stage was beautifully decorated with coloured streamers and shaded lights. A delightful programme was arranged. those taking part being: Misses Hilda Dunn, Sybil Hartigan, Beatrice Welch, Joyce Howland, Nancy Borrows, Eileen Robinson, Myra Philips, Betty Richards, Been McFetridge, Peggy Brennan, Pat Hurley, Dorothy Scarr, Heather Crawford, Elsie Taylor, Olive Scarr, Rona Brennan. Betty Broady, June Browning. Alys Dowsing, Rata Shaw, Joan Borrows, Mati Ungemuth, Mona Gill. Miss Ebba Gunman and Mrs. A. J. Hurley acted as accompanists. W.C.T.U. REMUERA BRANCH The monthly meeting of the Remuera branch of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union was held on Thursday afternoon and was presided over by Mrs. Kasper. The following resolution was passed unanimously: “The members of this union view with alarm the laxity of supervision in some of the dancing halls of the City and suburbs, and desire to make a strong protest against the use of intoxicating liquor in these places of amusement.”

ENJOYABLE DANCE DISTRICT TELEGRAPH ENGINEERS’ BRANCH STAFF FUNCTION A most enjoyable dance was held by the staff of the District Telegraph Engineers’ Branch at the Fountain of Friendship Hall on Thursday evening. Excellent music was supplied by Bolton’s Band. Extras were played by Mrs. Miller. Among those present were: Mrs. Phillips, who wore lettuce green c.repe de chine, relieved with orange; Mrs. Renner, gold-traced black georgette; Airs. TTeed, apple-green satin beaute; Mrs. Berry, wedgwood blue tulle over satin; Mrs. Cory, floral satin frock, with hip bow; Airs. Ferguson, shell-pink and sea-green taffeta; Mrs. Gadd, green ; georgette frock and coatee to tone; Airs. ! Henderson, flame taffeta, uneven tulle i hem, embossed with gold leaves; Mrs. j heighten, apple-green taffeta, with hi}) bow; Airs. Holt, pink taffeta and silver lace; Airs. Hamilton, green taffeta; Mrs. Knight, primrose satin; Mrs. F. Iterance, cornflower blue crepe de chine; Airs. AleCuilough, green taffeta hand embroidered in gold; Alls. Alcara, cream sprigged taffeta frock; Mrs. Miller, green georgette relieved with flame taffeta; Mrs. Morris, cyclamen faille taffeta and net; Airs. Nairn, pink taffeta: Airs. Robertson, blue georgette and diamente trimming; Afrs. Woods, duchess blue ankle-length frock, coatee to tone; Airs. Wright, green satin beaute: Miss Archer, apple-green taffeta and net, with silver brocade jacket. Aliss Berry, wearing eau de nil green lace over satin; Miss Cuvana, navy crepe de chine; Aliss AT. Havana, green taffeta; Miss (’lark, black figured georgette; Aliss Hanlon, green georgette; Miss G. Hill, rose pink taffeta; Aliss Eddowes, green and black frock; Aliss Jones, black and I orange frilled georgette frock; Aliss ,S. | Hill, magenta taffeta; Miss I>. Kent, ' black crepe de chine; Miss A. hush, ivory , ring velvet; Aliss Mclntyre, pink net with 1 frilled skirt and silver tinsel bodice; Miss Morris, green tulle and satin; Miss Norte, flame moire velvet and georgette: Aliss Xelmes, figured chiffon; Miss Paterson, moonlight blue satin and silver lace; Aliss Roberts, old rose satin and diamente trimming; Miss P. Roberts, pale pink taffeta and net; Miss Russell, briar rose taffeta, with hip bow; Aliss Service, pink lace and georgette; Aliss Sherson, white taffeta; Aliss Severne, shell-pink lace over satin; Aliss Thompson, pink georgette; Aliss Trembath, powder-blue taffeta; Aliss Tucker, floral taffeta; Miss Viggers, black satin and hand-painted net hem; Miss Walsh, beige wool lace and georgette; Aliss Williams, azureblue lace over satin.

BRIDGE EVENING FUNDS FOR MOUNT HOBSON CROQUET CLUB A very pleasant bridge evening was held this week at the residence of Mrs. Ford Clark, Ranui Road, Remuera, in aid of the Mount Hobson Croquet Club. About 60 players were present and tlte prize-winners were Mrs. A. Mills, Palmer and Mr. V. Badeley. Among those present were: Mrs. Clark, Mrs. M. Guthrie, Mrs. J. C. Buchanan, Mrs. K. S. Wight, Mrs. Charlie Badeley, Mrs. W. H. O. Johnston, Mrs. < \ Seymour, Mrs. Ford Worthington, Mrs. J. C. Badeley, Mrs. Fred. Wilson, Mrs. Geo. Taylor, Mrs. P. Macfarlane, Mrs. S. A. McDonald, Mrs. R. P. Levien, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. V. Badeley, Mrs. Hawks, Mrs. Shrimski, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Gorrie, Mrs. G. Arnoldson, Mrs. Gresham, Mrs. Rindsay, Mrs. Christian, Mrs. M. Lewis, Mrs. D. Harvey, Mrs. Sornmerville, Mrs. A. S. Parquhar, Mrs. 15. O. Mueller, Mrs. Mills-Palmer, Mrs. F. J. Wann, Mrs. James, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Reid. Mrs. Jones, Miss P. Clark, Miss K. Jenkin, Miss A. MillsPalmer. Miss Millington, Miss Patterson, Miss X. Clark. TE AWAMUTU CROQUET CLUB MARKS CLOSE OF SEASON WITH “AT HOME” PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES There was a good attendance at the “at home” in the Te Awamutu Town Hall given by the executive of the Croquet Club, to mark the closing of the very successful 1929-30 season. The following contributed to the musical programmes:—Mesdames R. Metcalfe, J. Oliphant and 11. Judge (Rualiui), while Mrs. C. M. Newton delighted with an elocutionary item. The accompaniments were played by Mrs. J. Hawkins and Miss Savill. The following trophies, won during the season, fi were presented to the winners by Mrs. H. de R. Peake (last year’s president):—Club championship, Mrs. S. Dowds: runner-up. Mrs. Peake; A and B Doubles Championship, Mrs. C. F. Battson; runnerup, Mrs. J. O’Sullivan: handicap singles, Mrs. S. Dowds: runner-up, Mrs. W. H. Davis; best player in B section. Mrs. J. T. Young.

Y.W.C.A. ACTIVITIES NATIONAL BOARD MEETS AT WELLINGTON SPORTS POLICY DISCUSSED The National Board of Uie Young Women's Christian Association of New Zealand has recently concluded its midyear meeting at Wellington. "Representatives from Auckland, New Plymouth. Palmerston North, Wellington, Christchurch, Timaru, and Dunedin were present, the national president. Dr. Sylvia Chapman, presiding. Her Excellency Lady Bledisloe, Dominion patroness of the association, was unable to be present at the meetings on account of indisposition, but appointed a time to visit the officers of the association at the new headquarters office. Business connected with the world's Y.W.C.A. was presented by Miss Ella Fair, who reported on the recent move of the international headquarters to Geneva. The consideration of the association’s world fellowship policy occupied much of the time of the conference, matters connected with *Miss Moncrieff’s work in China and Alias Gavin’s work in India being dealt with. A letter was received from the association in Japan expressing the thanks of the Japanese Association for New Zealand hospitality to Miss Yuki Kimura, and the conference unanimously decided to assure the Japanese Association that Miss Kimuru’s visit had served to develop and strengthen the sense of friendliness in New Zealand toward Japanese women and girls. Miss Jean JJegg, general secretary of the Auckland Association, was commissioned to make inquiries about the conditions of Indian girls in Fiji on her forthcoming journey to Honolulu, where she is to undertake the duties of director of the international social service section of the Pan-Pacific Conference. Mrs. Ernest Dawson, chairman of the National Girls’ Work Committee, reported on the mavked development of the Girl Citizen movement, an increase of 400 rew girl members being recorded during the month of June. An outstanding achievement was the publication “The Girl Citizen,” a New Zealand book for New Zealand girls,

written by Miss Leila Bridgman, Xational Girls’ Work secretary. The conference put on record its deep appreciation of Miss Bridgman’s work, which girl citizens and leaders of girls’ clubs will find a treasury of helpful suggestions. A discussion on the sports policy of the association was opened by Miss Begg, a resolution being carried that each association be recommended to organise a sports department. An important session of the conference dealt with the question of co-oper-ating with the Y.M.C.A. to provide a. programme of social and cultural activities for young men and young women. This discussion was opened by Mrs. 11. D. Bennett and Miss Annie Tocker, who emphasised the need to provide opportunity for wholesome intercourse for later adolescents with a view' to friendship and mutual development and respect. The conference considered a scheme for the training of secretaries, and resolved that a short theoretical course should bo arranged to follow a six months’ period of directed practical , work. The advisability of a university ; course for social service was discussed, 1 and it was decided to co-operate on | this matter with the Women’s National j Council and the Federation of Univer- I sity Women. The following were the delegates: Mrs. Bradstreer, Miss Dempsey, Miss J. Begg, Miss A. M. Bentham, from Auckland; Mrs. A. Turnbull and Miss Widdowson, from Christchurch; Mrs. Sinclair (Palmerston North), Mrs. Holdgate (Timaru), Mrs. Bridgman, Mrs. Mackie Begg, Miss Connor and Miss X. Hardie (Dunedin). Miss F. Pym (Xew Plymouth), Mrs. R. Pearson, Miss E. Macdonald, Miss S ]>•'•*<! y (Wellington). Mrs. Taverner (Dunedin), I >r. S. Chapman, Mrs. H. D. Bennett. Miss E. Fair, Mesdames J. (’lark. .T. Carmichael, E. Dawson, It. Fitch, Xash, Temple White, Dr. Houghton.

MEETINGS OF WOMEN’S INSTITUTES .V monthly meeting - of the Wellsford Women’s Institute was held in the local hall recently. The president. Mrs. W. R. Grant, was in the chair. After business matters had been dealt with the meeting took the form of a social afternoon. Community singing and a competition arranged by the secretary, Mrs. Waldrom. were enjoyed. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. King, Mrs. S. Smith and Mrs. Spindler. TE IIOE BRANCH The Te Hoe Women’s Institute met on Wednesday at the residence of Mrs. Twining. Mrs. Cuff presided. Business matters were discussed and it was decided to hold a brin'g-and-buy social in August. A parcel of clothing, made by the members of the institute, was dispatched to Sister Esther. During the afternoon five hundred was played. Mesdames Green and Twining were the hostesses.

WAIKATO NOTES I Miss Evelyn Wilson, of Hamilton, has sono to Opotiki for several weeks. I Hr. Kate Hughes, of Ceylon, is visiting her parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Jar>, Ji n River Road. Hamilton. Miss Marion Forde, of Auckland, is j relieving on the staff of the Hamilton High School. Mrs. R. Guy has returned to Hamilton from- Rotorua. BRIDGE CIRCLE MEETS AT LYCEUM CLUB On Monday evening the Bridge Circle of the Lyceum Club had a very pleasant time in the lounge. It was the last of a scries of four evenings and at the end of the evening Miss < . l\aUnutt had obtained the highest score for the four evenings and Mrs. I. Bullock that for the evening. Mrs“ S R. P U t 'oaiS' .Mrs. Sf liien. Mrs. Gibbes, Mrs. Gordon Brown, -Mrs. Hulse, Mrs. [■:. Wiilrl.rs, Mrs. W L>. Ross, Mrs. ! Kollo. Mrs. Vrre Chi";. . Mrs. brvm, Mis. G. itucklund, .Mrs. Hodsfcinsoii. Mis \ Green Mrs. Jenkinsoll. Mrs. JJlaekmore, .Mrs. K. G. Johnson. -Mrs. R. A. Johnson. Mrs. F. Bullock, Mrs. "- ■ H. Stevens. Mrs. Hooker. Mrs Martin. Mrs. If. Toombs, .Mrs. Verrall, Miss t .\uuford. -Miss C. Wallnutt. Miss -A. Drake. Miss \ Jirake Miss I>. Johnson, .MisXorrisb -Miss -M. Ross, -tries A. Bvurkc. * * * STUDENTS ENTERTAIN On Tuesday a most successful evening was given in the lounge of the Lyceum Club by the pupus ot the Hamilton School of Music. I The organisers tvere Mrs.- Froude, Miss Fran Jolly and Air. Spencer Salt. Mrs. lan Stuart. L.A.8., added greatly I to the pleasure of the evening by her delightful singing of several songs. Mrs. H. C. Ross, in a pithy Utt,e speech, spoke of the work done for music in Hamilton by the school, and that this work was appreciated by the great number of parents and friends present was evidenced by the enthusiastic applause that greeted each item. The orchestral items and the instrumental trios, Miss Elaine Hopkins (cello>, Mr. John .lordan (violin) ai i Mr. Spencer .Salt (violin) were particularly enjoyed. _. At the conclusion of the evening, Mr. A. W. Green, on behalf of those present, thanked the performers for their pleasing entertainment. The players were Vera Johnson, Gwen and Joe Steele. June Hope. Gale Burtenshaw, Nellie Strong. Ray Muir, Marjorie Greenslade. Elsie Begbie, Alison Gower, Betty Bisley. Barbara Hill. Sheela Smith, Rex Rowell, Myrtle Righton, Eileen Green, Joy Sanford, Ailsa Sanford. Beverley McCracken, Ina Boyes, Beris Boyes. Jean Muir, Essie Phillips, Katie Clements, Dorothy Cobb, Ella Rose, Stella Mouldey. BIRTHDAY PARTY AT JIIE LYCEUM CLUB The lounge of the Lyceum Club in Hamilton on Thursday night was the scene of a very gay party when tho fourth birthday of the club was celebrated. Big bowls of hydrangeas, autumn leaves and late blossoms were most attractive decorations. Tho president, Mrs. F. B. Jolly, was hostess, and in a short pleasant speech welcomed all. A good programme of music and elocution had been arranged, the items including songs by Mrs. Bouillon. Mrs. (Jordon Brown and Miss I. Duff: pianoforte solos by Miss Mary Gillies and Miss No rah Valder: recitations by Mrs. Linder: concerted duo by Mrs. McMul--lin and Miss Fran Jolly; an amusing one-act play, “Mr. Sampson,” by Charles Leo. in which Mrs. J. Prenton, Mrs. F. Bullock and Miss Wyatt took part. Among those present were: Mrs. F. B. Jolly. Mrs. W. H. Hume, , Mrs. J. P. .Saul!, Mrs. F. Bullock, Mrs. W. H. Hume, Mrs. H. Douglas, Mrs. A. ! Beale. Mrs. Gordon Smith, Mrs. Vere i Chi tty. Mrs. T. Platts, Mrs. H. T. Gillies, Mrs. JI. J. Greenslade. Mrs. H. J. McMullen, Mrs. dough Blundell (Te Awamutu), Mrs. C\ G. Downer (Te Awainutu), Mrs. McKenna (Taranaki), Mrs. G. O’Sullivan (Te Awamutu), Mrs. C. Graham, Mrs. P. R. Stewart, Mrs. F. D. Pinfold. Mrs. A. R. Brown. Mrs. Linder, Mrs. Tudehope, Mrs. Oowper, Mrs. T. N. Pemberton, Mrs. .T. R. Fqw. Mrs. Bottomley, Mrs. M. Friodlander, Mrs. A. Sftne, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. H. Clark, Mrs. F. Powell, Mrs. G. Clarke, Mrs. E. G. Johnson, Mrs. R. A. Johnson, Mrs. .T. Pratt, Mrs. J. Gray, Mrs. Kaber-Harri-son. Mrs. E. H. O’Meara, Mrs. W. P. Ross, Mrs. Bevin, Mrs. G. Vercoe, Mrs. H. Luxford, Mrs. W. A. Green, Mrs. E.

AValders, Airs. J. G. Standrin, Airs. T. j .Jolly, Airs. G. Rogers, Airs. G. Buckland. Airs. E. C. Day, Mrs. W. Tudehope. Mrs. Froude, Airs. E. R. Alears, Airs. C. Howe, Airs. C. H. Holloway, Airs. Eben "Wilson. Airs. Xorris, Airs. R. Seavill, Airs. Seal, • Mrs. R. Worley. Airs. A. E. (’ox. Mrs. Hall, Mrs. X. Blomfield, Mrs. G. Valder. , Airs. Hooker, Mrs. A. Yule, Mrs. J. i Staples, Airs. E. P. Cowles, Airs. JT. Thompson, Airs. AY. Tanner, Airs. G. j Seifert, Airs. L. T. Day, Airs. H. J. Fer- j guson, Airs. 1. McGregor, Airs. L. Sheiv I pard, Mrs. W. J. Stevens, Mrs. Hodgkin- ! son, Airs. T. Shaw, Airs. L. B. Gilfiliao. j Airs. IT. Saunders, Airs. Seavill, Airs. > Thompson (Raglan), Airs. A. H. Tonm- i kins. Airs. A'errall, Mrs. H. Hopkins, MrA. Tyne, Airs. Cole, Mrs. Gibbs, Airs, -T Gray, Airs. H. Toombs, Airs. E. A'. Qui § . Airs. A. Ramsay, Airs. Bouillon. Airs. . Farquhar, Airs. P. E. Stevens, Airs. AY. Fraser. Mrs. J,. Swales, Airs. A. Furze, Airs. IloneyfieJd, Airs. Hart (Cambridge), i Mrs. Tlulse, Airs. H. Haseler, Mrs. Eng- j land, Mrs. D. Seymour. Airs. Bla«'ktnore. j Airs. S. X'. Ziinan (Cambridge), Mrs. A. X. Bisley, Airs. AY. J. King. Mrs. P. 11. Bell.

Airs. Gordon Brown. Airs. C. Matthews, Airs. A. Nicholls (Tauwhare), Mrs. J. Prenton, Airs. AY. Stopford (Camoridge), All's. AY. Gibbons, Airs. J. Cowpcr. Aliss P. Dingle (Tauwhare). Mrs. Sanford, Miss Dalzell, Aliss B. Manning, Aliss B. Houlden. Aliss O. Osmers. Aliss O. Rowe. Aliss Hart (Cambridge). Aliss Tudhope (Ngahinepouri), Aliss Froude, Aliss F. Hall. Aliss Jull, Aliss A. Drake. Miss Bell. Aliss X'. Drake. Aliss L. AT. Xicholls, Miss Roberts, Miss K. AT. Xorrish. Aliss C. AYallnutt, Aliss C. Chitty, Miss I. Leak, Aliss E. Pratt, Aliss G. Tompkins, Aliss X. A'alder, Aliss L. A'alder. Aliss D. Pirritt, Aliss AY. Xicholls, Miss Al. Ross. Miss Al. Miss T. Aliss A. Bell, Miss Af. Gillies. Aliss J. Money, Aliss A. Pea- i cocke. Miss Froude, Aliss O. Rowe, Miss i AT. Stevens, Miss Jordan (Te Kuiti). Aliss A. Bourke, Miss P. Bullock. Aliss H. I Firth, Aliss E. Eggleston, Miss G. Peggie- | ston, Aliss M. Alears. Aliss G. M. AVyatt, Aliss K. Xutsford, Aliss Eastwood. Miss t B. Derenzy, Aliss L. Hume. Aliss E. 1 Scherer, Aliss D. Pratt, Aliss E. Aladeley, j Aliss AL Campbell and Miss D. Osmers. * * * UNIVERSITY AYOAIEX At the monthly meeting of the Hamilton branch of the Federation of University Women, held in the Circle’s room of the Lyceum Club, a very delightful talk on “Life in Ceylon” was given by Dr. Kate H ughes. The speaker gave a short sketch of the history of the island and the generai life of the people in Ceylon. Among those present were Dr. Kate Hughes (Ceylon), Aliss X*. Tizard, president: Dr. de la Alare. Airs. H. Tait. Airs. AY. H. Stevens. Mrs. R. English, Airs. «. I. Ziman, Aliss Finlayson. Miss Owen, Aliss At. Campbell. Miss E. AA hite, Aliss A. Bourke, Aliss Robbins, j Aliss Edwards. AT HOME FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN \ Arrs. B. M. Andrews on Tuesday j afternoon gave a. very enjoyable party j to raise lunds fcr the Business queen, j Aliss Jean Gilfillan, of St. George’s Queen Carnival, Frankton. Competitions, tea and chat passed ! the time merrily. Those present* were Airs. .T. S. An- ; chor, Mrs. Zellman, Airs. U. J. Beeche, : iJ I** 1 ** C * Lo ’ v '7 v . Mrs. L. B. Gilfillan. < Mis Mason. Airs. L. Andrews. Mrs feanford. Airs. Bray, Mrs. AVhittaker. ; Mrs. 1 ojee, Airs. Chambers. Mrs. Chainey, Mrs. G. Buckland, Airs. Cullinane Mrs. Knapp. Mrs. Oxenham, ! r-nen rt T, r ’ Mlss z Mason, Miss J. ! Gilfillan, Aliss A. Andrews. I