WOMEN'S WORLD

Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 192, 16 July 1941, Page 9

WOMEN'S WORLD

Mrs A, P. Botldio, who lias been the guest of Mrs J. Foster, oh' .Kongotea, has returned to To Kuiti.

Mr and Mrs Ray Galloway have returned to their home in Dannevirkc from a holiday spent .in Wellington and a visit to Mr and Mrs W. Cook, of Pahnerston North. Mrs C. K. Wilson, of I'io i'io. former Dominion president of the Women's Division of the Fanners' Union, has recovered from a serious operation to hor eyes which she recently underwent. Tin; doatli of Mrs Alice Elliot at Waitara has removed one of the last links with the Taranaki pioneering days. She was the second daughter of William and Jane Black, both pioneers who arrived by the Amelia Thompson in September, 1841. Mrs Elliot was born in the heart of Xcw. Plymouth ill December, 18-19. An enjoyable kitchen tea, at which Mesdames L. 13. Wail. A. A. Langley and V. G. .Major were, hostesses, was held in the Manawatu County Club's room yesterday for Miss Betty .Nash, who is ro bo married shortly. There were about 70 guests present, and a competition was won by .Mrs A. G. Lawson. After opening the parcels Miss Nash returned thanks for the gifts.

(By "Nanette.")