PERSONAL

Grey River Argus, 23 April 1925, Page 5

PERSONAL

Mr I’.. Tate is on a visit to Christ , church. lk*lr Wilberforce, of Wellington is Won n visit to GreVmouth. -'■j i s B. 11. Swo!' l is leaving io! t'hwist <-hur<-h on Tuesday. •\Wr Thomas Brown lias returned fnm a hokday visit to Wellington. Mil (find Mrs J.co. stone, oi t'liiist. < ‘hu! I || l | :ir(l spending a 'hurt holiday in •j. oymonth . Mfssfs .1, S. I.an-ford. and M. GcorgpJ o f t 'hrisl rlnti'h, :ii<- \i*i:in«» < • icy ii iojh h . Mi>|\ . I).mi ig.. n. o. Inv.a . a r-i 11. visiting het danuhtei. Mrs B. Aslell. of A (e.\n ruler Street. Mr and Mis F. Ba rrownia n, of Shake, spenre Street, will leave this mornin? for a holiday in Christchurch. Mrs Orr, of Pukelahi Street. wBI leave for <'Hrish liur.-li tomorrow to r< join her son. Mr S; wart Oil - . v. ho hnbeen transferred to that city. Notable women whose deaths are reported by cable are Olga Novikoft’ nt London, and Miss Rose Scott, a Sydney philanthropist, aged 77. The Hon. G. .1. Anderson, Minister of Minos, will arrive in Greyniouth tomorrow afternoon, and will lay the foundation stone of the Old People’s Home the following afternoon (Anzae Day). The wedding was celebrated on Wed. ro-day, April 15. at Sumner, of Miss M: igaret Scarlett, third daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Scarlett, of Roofton and Mr .1. Dise.a< iati«. youngest son of the Inti Mr and Mrs ,1. |tiscaciati. The late Mr Michael Lynch, of Hokitika <and formerly of Greyniouth) was buried at Karoro Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Solemn Requiem Mass was' celebrated at. St. Patrick's Church yes ' terdav morning. the lies. Father Mauden being the celebrant. The fun- | era' service at the graveside was large., ly at t ended by friends from both Hoki-ti’-.’i and Greymonth. Thi inairiage will Lake place nt lhe J’re.d.yti iinn Church nt eight o’clock th .-, morning of Miss Mavis Hitching, ham. daughter of Mr I. Kitchiiigha.r. of Greymouth, and Mr .lark Baty, son of Mr and Mrs G. Baty, of Coal Creek. The wedding breakfast will bo held at limber’s. The newiy married couple will leave by the first express en route Vjckiand, whore ♦>•*> honeymoon will be spent. Tonight, a reception will be held in the Oddfellows’ Hall. The* death of a former West. Coaster. Mrs Reece. of Raurimu, eldest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs J. Gale, of Arahura, took place on Tuesday at Raurimu. Deceased, who was 51 years of age, resided in Raurimu for a number of years. She leaves family of throe sons and three dauglit ers. Mrs J. Havill, Mrs A. Richards (Arahura), and Mrs R. Thomas <Hokitika), are sisters of the deceased. Mr James Melndoe, who for the past < ight years has been Clerk of the Magistrate’s Court, and Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court, and who is leaving shortly on transfer to Invercargill, was on Tuesday evening entertained by the congregation of St. John’s Methodist Church, of which he is a member, and presented with a solid leather kit bag for himself, and a set of stainless knives and a Pyrex casserole for Mrs Melndoe, and a book for Master Keith Melndoe. Mr T. Nelson, circuit steward, made the presen. tation on behalf of the office bearers and congregation. He eulogfiised Mr and Mrs Melndoe’s work on behalf of the Church, and conveyed to the recipients th,, congregation’s regret .it their departure. Mr Jones and Mr P. Pullin supplemented these remarks,. Archdeacon Carr, on behalf of the parishioners of Holy Trinity Church, also thanked .Mr and Mrs Melndoe for the uss ; stance they had rendered at special services in that Church.