SOCIAL NOTES.

Feilding Star, Volume 3, Issue 576, 30 May 1925, Page 2

SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr mid Mrs F. Kensington and son of Palmerston North arc leaving l>y the Ulimama for a two months’ trip to Australia. • • • * Miss C'halmer (Dunedin), sister of the Misses C'halmer, Ecilding, leiL by the Argyllshire for a holiday trip to England. o . ■ • A New Jersey court has ruled that a. man has a legal right to rule his home. He has also a legal right to fight, a circular saw.

An optimist is an unmarried nian contemplating marriage. A pessimist is a.married man contemplating marriage. Miss A. Minoguc, of the teaching stall' of the Terrace End School, leave,-; on .July I. having been appointed sole toucher at a school outside Ecilding. Miss Miuogue lias been connected with 'retrace End, Palmerston North, for about ten years.

Canon Small is in Wellington I rum Dunedin, to see his daughter embark for England, Miss Small has won. the I.ohse Scholarship, open lo daughters of the clergy, and is availing herself of it to go Home and study the Monlcssori system of kindergarten teaching. ® * • • A very oiioynhle little dance was given by Miss Pauline Seifert for tho members of her dancing class and a few friends. Amongst those present were Misses Moore, Hicks, Alillar, llrooke, Harrison (2), HayluHlle, Voting (2), Farmer, Pryde, Redwood, Ellcrm, 1). Seifert, and Messrs Eonri, Awdry, Simpson, Shrimpton, Slewnil, Stiller, Fcgg. Hooper, Kittle, Hurdle, and Matbeson.