PERSONAL NOTES.

Greymouth Evening Star, 17 December 1908, Page 3

PERSONAL NOTES.

mouth ; mna who has been on an Mr James Rmg, w nonu extended *££&%s and ShSTaiSvi» g « Monday mornand Mrs Win. McKay who have day morning. . . On enquiry, wo learn that Mr A,?Lr Petherbridge, who met with a found fracture of the thigh, a broken Inkle and some internal injuries. He S oSted on, on Monday night He i* suffering a good deal from hridge is able to be about again. Miss Grant, (formerly of the Albion Hotel Greymouth) who W connection with the AlexandraTea Rooms, Westport was, presen bv Mr Collins on behalf of nimseii, Srs Collins, and staff, with a case containing a silver mounted shoe horn, buftoThook and glove fastener making the presentation Mr Nolans Sokeof the feasant relations that existed between the proprietors and staff, and wished the recipient every happiness in her future sphere. Miss Grint in a few well chosen words, returned thanks and said then- handsome and useful present would always be treasured as a memento of the happy hours they had spent together.— Westport Times. A very large congregation assent bled at St. Mary's Church at Timaru I on Thursday to witness the marriage ] Of Miss Tennent, daughter of Mr and I Mrs R. C. Tennent, to Dr. Mules, of Dannevirke (a son of Bishop Mules, of Nelson and brother of Rev. E. K. Mules, of Otira). The ceremony performed by the Bishop of Nelsoiv assisted by the Ven. Archdeacon Harper, and the Rev Mr bride was attended by Misses Evelyn; and Doreen Tennent, Miss Kennedy (Napier), Miss Mules, and Miss Fretfc-v Burnett. The Rev E. K. MulcV (a brother of the bridegroom) was best man. Mr and Mrs Tennent. held A teception after the ceremony at the Bank of New South Wales and the happy couple left for the South by the second express train, •'■';'■■-