PERSONAL

Grey River Argus, 30 April 1932, Page 5

PERSONAL

* Wr and Mrs Johns who have boon visiting Greymouth will return to Auekland to-day. Mrs W. Mowatt who has been visiting Christchurch, 'Will return by this afternoon’s express Mr G. Grooin junr., Iranklyn Street, returned yesterday from a tour of tb South Island. Mrs D. G. Sullivan, wife of the May or of Christchurch, is seriously ill, suf fering from what is believed to be ptomaine poisoning. Tho Rotary Chief, Mr Pascall, his wife and Sir Lennon Raws left Sydnc‘s for Auckland per the '•Aoraugi’’ on Thursday.

Guests at Rovington’s Hotel include Mr G. D. Vincent (Christchurch), Mr C. K. Gasquoine (Nelson), Mr 1... Clarke (Wellington).

Mr C. (Darky) Morris, the ex athlete, who during his career compel I'd at sports meetings ihroughout Nev. Zealand and at Greymouth in 19.11), died recently in the Auckland Hospital

Guests at the Albion Hotel include Mr U. C. Wells (Christchurch), Mr VZ. Hislop (Wellington), Mr W. J. Krisch (Auckland), Mr T. Taylor (Christchurch), Mr J. Sinclair (Christchurch).

Mr and Mrs A. E. Perkins, of Diddapura, Mysore, India, arrived yesterday afternoon by car from Nelson, and are the guests of Mr and Mrs 11. O Judd. Town Belt

Miss Evelyn Boddy whose marriage to Mr Hugh Morgan takes places on May 18, was entertained on Thursday by her young lady friends at a Kitehen evening. Miss M. McKay pro sidod and during the evening many interesting competitions were held. Miss I’rl.a Kilpatrick won the priae for the most successful competitor. Miss Boddy was the recipitent of a large number of useful presents.

Mr Oswald J. Morris, who is to-day joining the literary staff of the Greymouth Evening Star, was last evening farewelled by the staff of the Grey River Argus, on which he has served for some time past. A gold-mounted fountain pen was presented to Mr Morris, to whose ability and rapid literary progress as a reporter a tribute was paid by the Editor (Mr M. Daly) in making the presentation, other members of the staff joining in a testimony to the many good personal qualities of the recipient, to whom the best wishes were extended by all present.