CURRENT NOTES

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21646, 3 December 1935, Page 2

CURRENT NOTES

Mrs Herbert Acton-Adams (Tipapa) and Mrs Frank Scott (Gloucester street west) will leave on Thursday for Picton, on their way to Hawke's Bay. Mrs Mansfield Gibson (Lees Valley), and Miss Maty McLean (St, Andrew's . square) will arrive in Christchurch to-morrow morning, after attending the investiture and reception at Government House on Monday, night. Miss B. Nancarrow (Armagh street west) returned yesterday from Dunedin, where she attended . the wedding of her niece on Saturday. . Mrs C. C. Mosley (Greymouth), who has been the guest of Mrs Harris (Kilmore street) while attending the girl guide conference, has returned home. Miss Margaret Johnstone (The Hossack, Hanmer Springs), who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs "'" T. S. Johnstone, Riccarton, will return home to-day. On Saturday she Will go to visit Miss Marjorie Sutton, Glynn Wye. Mrs Robert Hutcheson (Lower Hutt, Wellington) is the guest of Mrs P. Dalrymple, Fendalton. j Miss Betty Ladd, senior Brown Owl for Canterbury, has received many congratulations on the excellence of the picturesque item "The Coming* of Spring," presented by the brownies at the girl guide gar- ■ den party at Cashmere House on Saturday. She herself.thought out, planned, and arranged the tableau, which was a great success. It will be recalled that on the occasion of the visit of Lady Baden Powell to Christchurch, Miss Ladd arranged an effective spectacular item. At a social held by the Home 1 Service Association's Girls' Club, last night, tribute was paid to the untiring work of Mrs H. C. Hewland (the club's founder) in the interests of the girls. The kindness she had shown and the interest she 1 had displayed had been greatly ap- | predated by the girls, said Mrs Kent-Johnston. Reference to the death of Mrs G. ■ E. Franklin was made by the Mayor I (Mr E. L. Smith) at the fortnightly I meeting of the New Brighton j I Borough Council last evening. A I motion of sympathy with Mr FrankI lin was passed. i Dr. and Mrs R.' W. Anderson I (Colombo street) have returned to | ! town from a holiday at Hanmer 1 Springs. 1 ■'■ The engagement is announced of 1 Muriel May, second daughter of Mr I and Mrs Frederick Ullrich (ShirI ley) to Mr Bruce Paterson Wilson. II The engagement is announced of 11 Minnie Catherine, eldest daughter I j of Mr and Mrs T. Minotti (Waltham 1 road) to John Joseph, eldest son of 1 Mr and Mrs W. Dwan, of AmberI ley - II The engagement is announced jof 1 Mary Elizabeth (Beatrice), daughI ter of the late Mr Harold Gardiner, | and of Mrs Gardiner, of "Kike Stall tion," Purau, to Mr F. J. ChamI bers, of Ashburton. 1 On Wednesday morning, friends I of St. Anne's Home (429 Papanui road) will have the opportunity of '>■ visiting the home, and they have . been invited to take Christmas , gifts for the girls. Morning tea will be served from 10 to 12 o'clock, i and there will also be a sale of the i beautiful needlework done by the i girls. 1 The garden fete held by the ' Ladies' Auxiliary of the Harmonic ; Society at Mr Justice Adams' home , in Wairarapa terrace on Saturday ! afternoon, was a great success , financially, as Well as socially. The receipts amounted to £75. 1 The Ladies' Guild of St. John's 1 Methodist Church, Bryndwr, has f arranged a garden party, to be held [ in the beautiful grounds of "Mona Vale," Fendalton, on Saturday afternoon. Mr R. W. Hawke will 1 perform the opening ceremony, the 1 Municipal Band will be in attendance, and children from the Methodist Home, Papanui, will give a display. There Will be numerous Well-stocked stalls, and afternoon tea will be served. The Students' group exhibition to be held shortly by the Julian Ashton School of Art in Sydney will ; contain three landscapes by a New Zealand artist, Miss Ethel Jones, of Wellington, and formerly of Auckland, who has been requested by Mr Ashton to send some of her work. This is the first time that any student in New Zealand has ] been offered an opportunity of ex- '• hibition at a collection of work by all 1 students of the various art schools i in Sydney. The exhibition will be i opened by Lady Hore-Ruthven, i Wife of Lord Hore-Ruthven, Gover- 3 nor of New South Wales and Gover- | nor-General-designate of Australia. '

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