PERSONAL

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 6835, 16 April 1932, Page 2

PERSONAL

Mrs. Gilbert, of Pahiatua, is spending a holiday at Picton. Sirs. R.. Wilson, Makuri, is at present visiting Christchurch. Miss Amy Lawton, of Pahiatua, is on a visit to Picton. Sirs O'Meara is visiting her sister, Sirs Red woo r, Woodville. Sirs. W. G. Fry and Sliss Slarjoric Fry, “Punga Iwi," Feilding, arc on a visit to Wellington. Sliss Marie .Norris, of Waipukurau, is the guest of Sir. and Sirs. W. Norris, Kimbolton road, Feilding. Dr. and Mrs. H. Paterson, of Pahiatua, are spending a holiday at Piimmerton. Slisses Jean SlcMoran arid Jean Fleming, of Scddou, Slarlborough, arc the guests of Sirs. T. Slcxtcd, Patiiatua. Sliss Ezizabotk Alpcrs, of Christchurch, who has been staying with her aunt, Sirs J. H. AVhyte, Rolleston .Street, has gone to Wellington.

Sir. and Sirs. Corbett have returned to Napier alter their recent visit to Sir. and Sirs. J. D. C. Crewe at Pahiatua. Sir. and Sirs. Noel West, of Bryant street, Palmerston North, will shortly be removing to Napier, where Mr. West J:as received an appointment, Sister Ellis, of the Pahiatua public hospital, is spending her annual leave in the north. Bister SI. Lea, of Pahiatua, is acting in her stead on the hospital, staff. Sir. and Sirs. Wilfred Perry “Highden,” Awahuri, and their daughter, Sirs. R. V. Redmaync, Penny's Line, have returned from a visit to Wellington.

Sir and Sirs J. E. Allen, who have been the guests of Sir and Sirs A. F. Wimsctt, Church Street, left on their return to Christchurch yesterday., Sir Alien was a former resident of this city. Sirs. A. Pollings, of Wellington, is staying with her sister, Sirs. A. W. Bisset, of Mangamutu. Their mother, Sirs. J. J. .Bo a gey, has returned to her home in Pahiatua after her recent illness in Wellington. Joan Gennills, of Carnarvon, who met with an accident recently going home from school and unfortunately broke her arm, is an inmate of the Palmerston North public hospital and is improving satisfactorily. Sirs. R. C. /Austin, who accompanied Sliss Jerome Spencer on her recent visit to Nelson and Slarlborough as the representative of the Provincial Federation of Women’s Institutes, has returned to Pahiatua.

An enjoyable dance, to augment hall funds, was held in tho Newbury hall on Wednesday night. Tho interior of the building was tastefully decorated with streamers of pink in light and dark shades, and approximately 100 couples took the floor. Mr Douglas McKenzie carried out the duties of M.C., whiles a dance extra was furnished by Mr Bcrgersen. A dainty supper was served by the ladies, who rendered very able assistance towards making the function a success. It i 3 pleasing to report that the condition of Aliss Maizie Teague, who. has been an inmate of the Palmerston North public hospital for two months, is showing improvement and it is hoped that she will soon be able to leave the institution .Miss Teague was a tower of strength'to the Carnarvon Ladies’ Hockey Club in 1931 and before, and by her keenness and good play gained representative honours. Unfortunately this year she will not be able to play and her place will be hard to fill for general all-round play and her team mates will greatly miss her, and will wish her a speedy recovery from her long illness.