PERSONAL NOTES
Mr and Mrs Masters, senr., of Parkvale, are spending part of the Christmas holidays at Plimmerton, where their son has taken a house for a fortnight. • • • Miss Nancy Fanning, Hastings, left to-day to stay for a month in Christchurch. • • * Mrs. P. Burr, of Netherton, Frederick street, Hastings, is staying for Christinas with her daughter, Mrs. Athol Williams, Te Ante. • » • Miss Priscilla Greenwood has left Havelock North to stay with her sister in Nelson, and will be there for some rime. • • • A wedding of great interest took place at the Basilica, Hill street, Welu.:l 'ii, this week, when Dorothy Iso- ■'. dan liter of the late Mr and” Mrs. ■ < i • •< 11.111. and grand-daughter l::'<‘ (. nplain Greensill, was ■ t : nirz Coleridge, son of ;,'ti r Goring Johnston.
Miss Beatrice Mackenzie, of Woodford House staff, has left to stay in Nelson and Timaru. • • • A well-known Hastings lady, who has chosen for her nom de plume the name “Anne Ballard,” has just had a song published which the publishers pronounce “quite charming.” • • « Sister Gladys left Hastings on Wednesday to spend a month’s holiday in Otago.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 10, 22 December 1933, Page 4
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182PERSONAL NOTES Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 10, 22 December 1933, Page 4
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