PROVINCIAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 150, 21 March 1931, Page 19

PROVINCIAL ITEMS

Airs. A. Fitzherbert is an Auckland visitor to Wanganui. Miss Mary Tilley, Blenheim, is a visitor to Wanganui. Aliss Manning has returned to Wanganui from Wellington. The Wanganui Ladies’ Golf Club will open the season on April 1. Mrs. E. M. Radcliffe, Wellington, is the guest of Mrs. Tyerman, Wanganui. Mr. and Airs, Pankhurst have returned to Oamaru from a visit to Wanganui. Miss N. Dwyer, Ohakune, is the guest of Airs. A. Kendrick, Upper Aramoho. Mr. and Airs. James Jack, of Wellington, who have been visiting Wanganui, left yesterday for Waikanae. Dr. Alexander Wilson, Mrs. Wilson, and Aliss B. Wilson have left Wanganui for a tour of Great Britain. Mrs. Holcombe and Miss Holcombe, who have been visiting Wanganui, have returned to Christchurch. Aliss Deighton, Auckland, is the guest of Airs. Imlay Saunders, St. John’s Hill, Wanganui. Miss M. Ransom, New Plymouth, is visiting her sister, Airs. Ken Duncan, Hunterville. Mrs. W. Wells, who nas been the guest of Mrs. J. B. Jack, St, John’s Hill, Wanganui, has returned to Waiters. Miss Dorothy Davies, Wanganui, is on her way to England to further her musical studies. Mrs. C. W. Babbage, St. John’s Hill,( Wanganui, is visiting her son, Air, B. Babbage, Kawhia. The Westmere (Wanganui) branch of the Women’s Institute held a meeting recently when a moccasion-making demonstration was given by Miss Dawes. Airs. C. I. Spillane, Wanganui, was hostess recently at a “linen” afternoon, which was given in honour of Miss Marjory Allomes, who is to be married. Airs. Keith Kirkcaldie, Wellington, paid a brief visit to Wanganui this week, when she was the guest of Airs. Ralph Brown. Alajor E. Harston and Airs. Harston, who have been the guests of Dr. H. D. Robertson and Mrs. Robertson, Wanganui, are now in Wellington. Airs. E. O. Trdil and Aliss Kendrick, Wanganui, were hostesses on Wednesday afternoon at a party in honour of Aliss Marjory Allomes, Wanganui's well-known contralto singer, whose marriage to Mr. James Burke, of Melbourne, will take plaee shortly. Members of the Plunket Society in Wanganui were hostesses on Thursday afternoon at a farewell party given in honour of Aliss N. Smith, Plunket Nurse in Wanganui, who has resigned her position to. leave for Australia. FOR BABY’S CLOTHES The modern baby must have his or her own clothes hangers, and boxes containing four of these would be an acceptable gift. The hangers are about half the usual size, and are made of pale blue or pink enamelled wood; a tiny brush for the baby’s woollies is placed in the middle of the box.