PERSONAL NOTES

Greymouth Evening Star, 8 December 1923, Page 5

PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs F. Gragg returned to Clifistchurch this morning. Mrs T. E. Y. Seddon will return from Christchurch this afternoon. Mr J. Griffiths, secretary of the New Zealand India League, left for Christchurch to-day.: Mr D. Stapp left for Christchurch this morning. He will return on Tuesday. Mrs J. Mclndoc left by the express to-day on a holiday visit to the North Island. ( Mr r J. Roberts, Post and Telegraph Department, Napier, left by this morning’s express. ,

Mr Louis Bruhn (Christchurch) is visiting his., mother, Mrs Paulsen, of Cameions.

Mr A. F. Drayton, managing director Ashby Bergh and Co., returned to iChristchurch. this morning.

Mr A. !• JMiaytvii, tor Ashby Bergh and Co., returned to iChristchurch this morning. Mr A. G. Henderson, manager “Lyttelton Times,” who has been visiting Hokitika, returned to Christchurch this morning.

Mr E. J. Williams, representing Australian Chautauqua Association, arrived last (evening from Nelson. He will leave for Hokitika on Tuesday. Mt T, Currie has been elected President of the Runanga Bowling Chib in place of Mr G. Millar, who has been compelled, owing to pressure of busr ness, to resign,. - 'Rev. ; Swanston Reed, of Christ-. church will conduct the services at St . John's Presbyterian Church, in place of the Rev. T. N. Cuttie, who is away on holiday. • Mr Jos. Butler, managing director Kauri Timber Coy., who has been visiting Hokitika and Greymouth, on timber business, returned to Auckland this. morning. '■ Mr H. Prescott, formerly of Runanga', one of the leading tenor singers , of the Dominion, will arrive in Greymbiith by this afternoon’s express, acednipanied by Mrs Prescott. He will be' the soloist at the Greymouth Or-

chestral Society’s concert on Tuesday evening. ■' 'At the residence of Mr and Mrs T." Brebner, Cowper Street, last evening, ' a farewell party was given to Miss Dot Brebner, whose marriage is shortly to/ take place. A large number of guests were present, and music dancing and competition games were indulged in, some of these latter causing much hilarity. Laughter and merriment were the order of the evening. At the close all joined in the singing of Auld Lang Syne, and three hearty cheers .were given for Mr and Mrs' Brebner, the host and hostess, and congratulations and good wishes were extended to Miss Dot Brebner by her many friends.