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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 130, 3 May 1941, Page 9

Mrs Latimer, of Auckland, is visiting her daughter, Mrs G. H. Lusk, of Elmira Avenue.

Mrs Cyril King of Fitzherbert Avenue, is visiting Taupo. Miss J. Fulton, of Wanganui, has been the guest of Mrs B. R, Gibbons, of Park Road. Mrs L. M. Day, of Margaret Street has returned from a holiday spent at I'aumati Reach, Paraparautnu.

Mr and Mrs J. A. Wilkinson, of Elnrira Avenue, have returned home from a holiday spent in Utago and Canterbury.

Mrs A. Williams, of Pukchou, Hawke's Bay, is staying with Mrs T. R. Moore, of "Wniiuaramn," Terrace End.

Mrs A. Mortland and Miss Mavis Mortland, of Featherston Street, left to-day to spend a holiday at Taupo and Rotorua.

Mrs S. Trask, who has liecn staying in Palmerston North, is visiting her daughter, Mrs M. Wheeler, of Eastbourne, Wellington.

Visitors welcomed at the Mauawatu Women s CJul> yesterday included Mesdames 0. Palmer (Blackpool, England), 0. E. Drake (Wellington). .V -Mackenzie Forbes (Sydney;. A. Williams (Pukehou. Hawke's "jjs.i), f. A. Alcintyre (Awahuri), G. W. kenning and VV. J. Minogue (Palmerston North). The death lias occurred at New I Plymouth oi Mrs Kathleen Ethel Bos- j cawen, widow of Captain H. T. Boscaweu, who was killed at Passchendaefo , in 1917. Captain Boncaweu left -New I Zealand with the -Main Body of the | Expeditionary Force in 11)14. He was j a son of Colonel H. Boscaweu. who j was aide-de-camp to two Governors of, New Zealand. Colonel Boscaweu was j a eon of the fifth Viscount Falmouth. I

A party was given at the resilience of Mrs Reeves, of Shamrock Street, in honour of Miss Beverley Hooker, who is leaving Palmerston Xorth shortly to join the nursing staff of the Wellington Hospital. The time was spent in dancing and competitions, the music being provided by Mr D. Keen. Songs were sung by Leading-Aircrafts-man lan Medwin, K.N.Z.A.F. Alter supper a presentation was made to Miss Booker by -Miss G. Reeves, of a pearl necklace, on behalf of those present and all joined in wishing Miss Uooker every success. Other parties in her honour were given by Miss McSwecny, of South Street, and ' Miss Shirley Tate. A morning tea partywas also given by Misses M. and D. Gillespie, of Shamrock Street.