WOMEN’S WORLD

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 48, 25 January 1939, Page 13

WOMEN’S WORLD

(By “Nanette.”)

Miss Cameron, of Batt Street, is visiting Wellington. A.lrs A. L. Fiirnisf., of To Awamutu, is visiting Palmerston North.

Miss Betty Scanlon, of Wanganui, is staying with her aunt, Mrs J. W. H. Gardner, of Palmerston North. Miss Ethel Trewavas, of Motueka, who is at present in Wellington, intends to visit Palmerston North before returning home.

Mrs I. D. Woodroffc, president of the Cambridge branch of the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union, is visiting her mother, Mrs C. F. Spooner, of Fitzhcrbert Avenue.

Mrs R. K. Duckworth, of Lyttelton, has returned home after visiting her sister, Mrs R. W. Priest, of Milverton Avenue.

Mrs J. Logan Stout, of Wellington, and formerly of Palmerston North, is on a brief visit to Palmerston North and is staying with Mrs A. J. Jjoonard-Ta.ylor, of Russell Street. Mrs H. F. Ayson, of Rarotonga, wife of the Resident Commissioner of the Cook Islands, arrived at Auckland on Monday. She will later visit her daugther. Mrs T. M. N. Rodgers, of "Pencarrow,” Raiigitanc Street. Major-General Sir Andrew McCulloch, K.8.F., C. 8., and Lady McCulloch, of Dumfries, Scotland, who have been staying with Mrs A. F. F'itzHerliort, of “Nettleworth,” Ihaka Street, have gone to Gisborne. In the sword dance, 12 years and under, at the Manawatu Scottish Society’s picnic, second place was gained by Fay Rees. Dr and Mrs J. Weiscr, recent arrivals from Berlin, spent the week-end as the guests of Dr and Mrs K. Gabriel, of Fitzhcrbert Avenue. Dr Weiscr is a gynaecologist and, with his wife, left yesterday for Dunedin to enter into a three years’ course of study at Otago University. An investigation of modern developments in maternity and child welfare work in Europe and America will be made during the next few months by Dr. Doris Gordon, Stratford, who left Wellington last week to represent the Dominion at an Empire conference of obstetricians and gynaecologists at Edinburgh in April.