PERSONAL NOTES

Greymouth Evening Star, 27 April 1935, Page 6

PERSONAL NOTES

Mr A. Murray, Ngakawau, left this morning for Christchurch. Mr W. Burns left to-day, on return to Wellington. Mr and Mrs R. Lythgoe were passengers by this morning’s express to Christchurch. Mr A. Tabb left to-day on a visit to Christchurch. Mrs J. Willis left this morning, for Christchurch. Mr R. Eatwell left this morning on return to Christchurch. Mr T. A. Hayward left to-day on a holiday visit to Christchurch. . . . Miss G. GimleuTeft this morning, on return to Christchurch. Mr T. A. Judkins left to-day, on return to Canterbury College. Misses R. Morgan and M. Mclntosh left to-day, oh return to Wellington. Mr M. Malone left this morning on return to Wellington. Miss E.Panckhurst left to-day on return to Christchurch. Mr N. H.. Grashatn,; .Inspector of Scaffolding. Chrit'churcli. ’’ left this morning, on return--to.iChtistchurch. Mrs Pascoe. Franklin Street, left this morning on a visit to Christchurch. Mr J. L. Guy, who was injured in a motor accident at South Beach on Wednesday, was discharged from the Grey River Hospital, to-day. Mr D. Wraight, of the Public Works Department, Greymouth, has received ■ notice of transfer on promotion to Wellington. Mr W. Jackson and Miss V. Moore, ! of Cobden, left to-day, for Wellington, where their marriage will take place on Thursday next. Mrs R. Black and Miss K. Reid, who have been the guests of Mr and Mrs ! J. B. Paton, left td-day for Christ--1 church. ( The wedding took place at Greymouth on April 17, of Alice Phelan, and William Hutchings, both of ■ Greymouth. Ven. Archdeacon Jermyn ; officiated.

Mr C. A. Berendsep, Imperial Affairs Officer and head, of the Prime Minister’s Department, ‘left this morning for Christchurch. He was accompanied by Mrs Berendsen. >

Rjght Rev. Doctor Arthur Hlnsley. the new Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, whose enthronement at Westminster Cathedral takes place on April 29, left London for Rome on Wednesday.—Official Wireless.

The wedding will take place at an early date of Miss Phyllis May Samways, only daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Samways, Waimate, to Mr John Isaac Mossop. eldest son of Mr and Mrs 1. Mossop, Runanga.

The wedding took place this morning, at . Holy Trinity Church, Ven Archdeacon J. A. Jermyn officiating, of Anastasia Mary (Stacie), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Boddy, Runanga, and Keith, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnsen, Kamo. Mr. and Mrs. Johnsen left by the express for Christchurch.

Guests at Revington’s include:— Mr J. Morris, Mrs E. C. Beveridge (Ross), Mr and Mrs J. H. Jennings, Mr and Mrs Knight, Mrs Cassfen (Tarakohe), Mr H. Archer (Rangiora), Mr and Mrs C. A. Berendsen (Wellington), Miss Trail, Mr A. B. Trail, Mr and Mrs Simpson (Christchurch), Mrs L. Scantlebury (Blenheim), Mr C. Neville (Hokitika).

The death is announced from Toronto, of Sir Albert E. Gooderhani, aged 74. He was a distiller, financier and philanthropist, and died of strep tococcus, which developed from a septic throat. During the war he placed at the disposal of the British Government the distilling plant of Gooderham and Worth, converted for the manufacture of acetone, used as a solvent in the production of cordite, this plant producing three-quarters of all the acetone made in the Empire.

The death occurred yesterday at her home, Hatton Street, Karori, of Mrs. Isabel Hindmarsh Kissel, the wife of Mr. F. T. M. Kissel, Chief Electrical Engineer of the Public Works Department. Mrs. Klssell, was born in Reefton. Her father was the late Mr. J. C. Guinness of Reefton, and her uncle was Sir Arthur Guinness, of Greymouth, and Speaker in the House of Representatives. Her mother’s maiden name was Hindmarsh. She leaves a family of two sons and three daughters. —Press Assn.

SUMMERTIME ENDS. Summertime will end at two o'clock to-morrow morning. Do not forget to put back the clocks by half an hour.