TOPICS FOR WOMEN

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 73, 27 March 1935, Page 8

TOPICS FOR WOMEN

,•.■.'.- PERSONAL NOTES /Mrs.M.J.Burns, who is the guest of Mrs.Vincent Ward, Heretaunga, will return to Christchurch at the end of the week. Mrs- Sinclair Thompson and her son, wadestown, are/spending a holiday in Hawkes Bay. Miss Margaret Salmond, Melling, has returned home from a visit: to Hastings. , Mrs.L.Martin and Mrs.A.Burnard, Karori, have left.for Ormondville, where they will Ide the guests of Mrs. Walter Chadwick for the Anderson-Ohadwiek wedding., ■.... . . Mrs. Hislop, New Plymouth, is the guest of Mr»s E.A. Ransom, Tinakori Road. Mrs., H. 11. Hayward, lower Hutt, Is visiting Napi •■■'■ Mr. ana Mrs. Harison Cook, -Wellington, are at present;i» Christchuroh, where Mr. Cook will produce "Sallyt for the> Christohuroh Musical Comedy Company. Itias M. Jeffries is a Wellington visitor to Ghristohuroh. Mrs. John Anderson and Miss W. Anderson, Wanganal, *he» have T>eea visiting Mrs. A. Ci Cottrell, Chrißttihuroh, will return home this week.'

SALVATIONISTS FOR INDIA- Adjutant Muriel Booth-Tucker (left) a grandchild of the founder of the Salvation Army, and Adjutant Brabara Auton at Euston Station, London, when leaving for India, to take up duties la. the panch,Mahals Division,% in the north* eaet of;the Bombay Presidency.

FAREWELL PARTY : . ■'" • A party was given recently*" at the home of Mrs. Caughley, Kelburn, in honour of Mrs. Arthur Barnetty president of the Plunket: Society sub-committee m the district. Parev/ells were given, and each guest brought a "cabin comfort", delighted.the recipient very much, so well chosen and charming were: they ' •' ' :'■<..;■ "■ ' -r ; -. ■• ■■' "'.;■''