HERE AND THERE

Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 44, 21 February 1942, Page 11

HERE AND THERE

Old Girls of Nelson College,

All old girls of Nelson Girls' College are invited to a tennis and garden party to be held at the residence of Mrs. E. R. Norman, Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt, on Saturday, February 28 (weather permitting).- '

Medico Weds in Christchurch,

A marriage of much interest to residents of Canterbury; particularly to members of the medical profession, was celebrated at St, Luke's Church. Manchester Street* Christchurch, on Monday afternoon, states the "Press," The bride was Erica Prudence, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Macfarlane, Waikora, Waimate, South Canterbury, and the bridegroom was Lieutenant Graham L. Clark. N.Z.M.C., only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark, Bealey Avenue, Christchurch. The ceremony was by the Rev. I, L, Richards, vicar of St. Luke's, and the bride was escorted by her uncle, Mr. F. A. Brittan, Avonside. She wore a frock of navy silk crepe, trimmed with bands of faggoting, and a navy straw hat lightened with white ribbon. Her cousin. Miss Anne Macfarlane, who was bridesmaid, wore a navy frock and hat. Lieutenant Alan Stewart, New Zealand Medical Corps, was best man. After the ceremony, a small reception was field at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. F, A.. Brittan, where the guests, mostly relatives of the bride and bridegroom, were welcomed by Mrs. Marfarlane and Mrs. Clark.

Ed her way up from the benches, and now runs the shop. The Hon. Betty Asquith works in a scientific instrument factory and Lady Ewing is a precision tool maker. Lady Sarah Spencer. Churchill leaves her home, Blenheim Castle, early every morning for a tool worker's job in a London motor works. .

Lady Louise, in an interview, said aristocracy had its share of slackers, along with the professions and the workers, but she pointed out that very few titleholders were using their influence to gain commissions or "cushy jobs." .