TIMARU NEWS.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20909, 17 July 1933, Page 2

TIMARU NEWS.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Miss Joan Ritchie and Mr L. E. Wilson fDunedin) will be the guests of Mrs Keith de Castro (Sealy street; for the Hunt Club ball and races. Miss Helen Fenwick (Dunedin) and Mr J. Robinson (Te Kuiti) will be the guests of Mrs Harold Elworthy (Craigmore) for the Hunt Club ball and races. Mr and Mrs Alister Mackenzie and Mr and Mrs P. Jennings will stay with Mr 6 Simon Mackenzie for the Hunt Club ball, and races. Misses Mary Mackenzie and Enid Edgar Jones will leave this week for the ski-ing sports at Porter's Pass. Mr and Mrs B. H. Howell ("Matata," Cave) will stay with Mrs J. A. Mullins :,WrbeU street) lor the. Hunt Club ball ?ahd races. ' • '* Misses Janet Paterson and Beatrice Beauchamp (Christchurch) arc the guests of Mrs C. A. Paterson (Scfton street). Mrs A. P. Boyle (Pleasant Point) is staying with her mother, Mrs Howard Tripp (Wai-iti road). Mr and Mrs Esme Shand (Kaikoura) are the guests of Mrs C. A. Paterson (Sefton street). . Dr. E. Baker McLaglan (Christchurch) spent the week-end in Tirnaru. ~ _ , Miss Cara Pinckney, Mr Bernard Thomas, Mr C. R. Golding, Mr John Pavy, and Mr Denis Herrick will bo guests of Mrs C. L. Orbell (Pentlow) lor the Hunt Club's ball and races. Mrs R. H. Hunter-Weston, who had been staying with Mrs R. L. Orbell ("The Croft," Park lane), has returned to Dunedin. Miss Nona Pinckney ("Glenaray, Southland) has gone to stay with Mrs Herbert Elworthy (Craigmore). Miss N. Armstrong (Chalmers street) has gone to Christchurch.

DEBUTANTE'S DANCE. Mrs J. M. Scott (Scddon street, Tirnaru) was hostess at an enjoyable dance given on Friday night In honour of her daughter Helen, Who was making her debut. Mrs Scott received the guests wearing a frock of black georgette embroidered in black and gold, beaded design. Miss Scott wore a frock of white flor de coma made with a fitting bodice and long flared skirt, and a white lur coat. Her necklet of real flowers was the gilt of her aunt, Mrs F. L. Scott (Christchurch). Roses, coloured streamers, and large cream and gold chrysanthemums were arranged effectively in the reception room 3' ~ Among the guests were Dr. and Mr 3 F. L. Scott (Christchurch), Miss Scott (Dunedin), Dr. and Mrs R. S. Orbell (Oamaru), Dr. and Mrs Moreton (Oamaru), Dr. and Mrs L. Douglas (Oamaru), Mr and Mrs J. D. H. Buchanan, Mr and Mrs D. Unwin, Mr and Mrs J. A. Mullins, Mrs C. Hayher. Misses Wade, Margaret Webster, Pat Pearson, Mary Bridges, Nancy Hall, Joan Washbourn, Dorothy Walton, Ailsa Campbell, Margaret Rolleston, Janet Murchison, Vivien Raymond, Viva Whltcombe, Nan Cossins, Mary Stone, Mary Thorpe, Pat Bentley, Myra Bassett, Messrs Gee, Innes-Jones, D. Orbell, J. Raymond, J. Hole, T. Parker (Holbrook Station), S. Rutherford, R. Murchison, P. Gresson, M. Bates, P. Gabites, H. and G. Washbourn, H. Wigley, J. Walton, K. Morrison, Rev. Trevor Williams, Rev. David Thorpe, Dr. Allen, and Dr. Moir.

VISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH.

Hotol Federal: Mr H. Ornie (Auckland), Mr and Mrs O. Macdonakl (Christchurch), Mr F. Monn (Springfield), and Miss L. M. In«li» (Wellington). Warner's Hotel: Miss Br.is.ch, Miss Delia Bunbury (Dunedin). United Service Hotel: Miss M. Steuzcl (California). New City Hotel: Miss Marjorie Myers (London).