WOMEN'S CORNER

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19983, 18 July 1930, Page 2

WOMEN'S CORNER

Tim Lady Editor irtU be pleased to receive for publication In the "Women's Corner" items of social or personal news. Such Items shotud be fully authenticated, and engagement notices must bear the signatures of both parties. Correspondence is invited on any matters affecting, or of interest to, women.

Miss W. Anderson (Wanganui), who haß been visiting her sister, Mrs A. C. Cottrell, Merivale lane, left for the north last night, Mr and Mrs T. E. Y. Secldon (Wellington) are spending a few days in Chrtstchurch, on their way to the West Coast.

Miss Phyllis Francis (Rossall street), who is visiting Miss Dorothy Herbert, Wellington, is returning to Christchureb to-morrow.

Mrs E. J. Parrott (Springfield road) has left for. a trip to Sydney. Mrs G. H. Miller, who has been the guost of Mrs W. Patterson, Winter's road, Ashburton, is now staying with Mrs W. Palmer, Wai-iti road, Timaru. Miss Kitty Polhill (North Canterbury) is the guest of Miss Betty Rutherford, at Sumner.

Recent guests at the Fran/. Josef Glacier Hotel, Waiho Gorge, include Mr and Mrs Wiggins (England), Mr and Mrs Preston (Sydney), Mr and Mrs Sommera (Christchurch), Mr A. Robortson (Greymouth), Mr R. N. Anderson (Greymouth), Miss Jacob (England), Messrs Paintin (2), Mr McClymont (Ross).

Mr and Mrs D. W. Kain (Omarama) aro among the guests at Warner's Hbtel.

Mesdames A. J. W. Young and F. H. Mcllraith have been appointed joint secretaries for the Plunket Ball, which will be held in the Southbridge Town Hall next week. Arrangements are well in hand, and the ball promises to be the outstanding social eveDt of tho season. Margaret Middlcton's band will supply the music. The following arc the latest arrivals at the Hotel Federal.—Mr G. Wyler (Hanmer Springs), Mr and Mrs P. Bryden (Kaiapoi), Mr W. J. Reid (Auckland), Mr, Mrs, and Miss Lough (Wellington), Mrs. J. Fletcher (Ashburton), Mrs T, U. Webler (Oamaru), Mr A. Lano (Ashburton), Messrs R. M. and A: Dunlop (Ashburton), Mr J.P. Steven (Timaru), Mr B. B. Hammond (Sydney), Mrs Inkster (Greymouth). Tho following were amongst the guests registered at the Hermitage, Mt. Cook, during the past fortnight:—Miss A. G. Jacob (New York); Mr and Mrs W, G. Preston, Mr M. Lament!, Miss Phillia Rynor (Sydney); Miss E. Kermere, Mr and Mrs H. F. Sewell, Mr L. i T. Tonkin, Mrs A. M. Satterthwaite, Miss R. A. Favill, Miss F. D. Low, Miss j C. McCabe, Mrs Jas. Brown, Mibs K. Brown (Christchurch); Dr. J. Chisnell (Ceylon); Mrs J. H. Bargh (Coldstream); Mr and Mrs G. Sounesß, Miss M. Westwood, Miss S. Brown (Dunedin); Miss M. Henderson, Miss M. C. Wilson, Miss A. M. B. Ker, Miss E. R. Bridges, Miss H. Tait, Miss M. Allen, Miss M. Aitcheson, Mi6s V. Fox, Miss Anderson (Invercargill); Mr and Mrs Gotleib (Wellington); Miss R. B. Barnett, Miss F. D. Wilson, Miss D. Lo H. Mackie, Miss A. Jackman, Miss G. Hambly (Ashburton).

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