ENGAGEMENT NOTICES

Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22883, 2 December 1939, Page 2

ENGAGEMENT NOTICES

i. ■ . ' . .. „ •■■■ I. . , \ Mr and Mrs F. D, .Berry, Patten • street, Avonside, announce the engagement of their elder daughter, Marjory ; Irene, to Ronald Clifford, younger son of tbd late Mr and Mrs H. D, McKay, • North Canterbury. , The engagement Is •- announced of i Edith Adeline,, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs W- P. Stoch, Wellington, to Albert Charles, only son of Mr L. i and the late Mrs Rains, of Christchurch. The engagement is announced of George Miller, only son of Mr and Mrs E. H. Martin (Raven street, Kaiapoi), to Isabel McGowan, daughter of Mr David Williams and the late Mrs Williams (Oamaru).

bridge party Mrs Keith Cobden was hostess at an enjoyable afternoon party held at her home, Papanul road, in aid of the cake stall for the Holy Trinity School fair to be held this month. Those present were Mrs Keith Cobden, Miss F. E. C. KOPe (principal of the school), Mesdames N. J. McLeod, C. K. Phillips, lyiervyn Taylor, Cyril Owen,* A. W, Roberts, J, E. Prendergast, W. Gilpin, R. G. Forster, -R. Nock, J. Poison, T. Runt, Misses G. Emmerson, M. Owen, E. Baker, and the Rev. W. S. Southward. CHURCH GUILD ENTERTAINS A musical entertainment in aid of the parsonage fund was held in the Shirley Methodist schoolroom ,on Thursday. The hostesses were members pf the wpmen's guild, and Mrs S. H. provost (president) welcomed the visitors. Songs were sung by Mesdames Pugh and L. R. Salkeld, duetg by. Mesdames Ayiing and Mallard, and musical monologues and recitations were given by Mrs Holmes, The accompanist was Mrs Storie. . _ A competition was won by Mrs L. B. Salkeld. An apron stall in charge of- Mesdames A. W. Emmett and R. p. Wise, and a cake stall in charge -of Mesdames W. D, Marks and C. P. Moore, did brisk business. The amount raised was £ 10. Find your market with an advertisement in “The Press,” m the Small Advertisement Columns, Office open m io ~~ 17