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Pacific Islands Monthly, 22 November 1933Vol. IV, No. 4

Farewell And Welcome

p. 42 · Read in the full issue

Party.

From Our Own Correspondent.

Rabaul, Oct. 11.

WITH her usual lavish hospitality, Mrs. B. B. Perriman entertained a number of guests at a charm ingly arranged party last Tuesday after noon, at her residence on Yarra Avenue.

The function was both a farewell party to Mrs. Harold Page, wife of the Gov ernment Secretary, who is departing on long leave to-day, and one of welcome to Mrs. C. H. Maclean, who has just returned from a lengthy holiday in Aus tralia.

Various entertainment characterised the afternoon; Flag bridge, guessing competitions, tennis and music provid ing for every taste.

Mrs. Brian Phibbs, at the piano, was delightful, as usual; while Mrs. B. Cos tello sang very pleasingly.

Among those present were; Mesdamos Page, Maclean, Steed, Hosking, Cooper, Jas. Duncan, Savage, Furter, Newport, Watch, Coote, Roberts, Clark, Lansley, Pye, Hogan, Gordon Thomas, Froggatt, Lewis, Symington, B. Costello, Turner, Ewen, Gallagher, Young, Rowe, Hutchinson, Gregory, Twycross, Slater, Brian Phibbs, Mainka, Ian Maclean, Britten, Moody, Murray, Laws, Greenwood, Mir fleld, Townsend, Broome, Collins, Misses Mears, Nottle, Carter, Day, Rogers.