PERSONAL

Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 7069, 31 January 1933, Page 2

PERSONAL

Mr and Mrs F. Slater have returned to Palmerston North after a holiday visit to tho far north.

Miss Pearl Graham of Auckland has returned homo after spending a'short holiday in Apiti.

Mrs. Ashby and Miss E. Ashby, of Palmerston North, are visiting friends in Pahiatua.

Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Hancox and family ihave returned to Palmerston North after a most cnjoyablo camping holiday spent at Tauranga.

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fuller, of 14 Carroll street, have returned after spending a live weeks’ holiday at Mt. Mounganui, Tauranga.

Filoinena Natali, tho nurso who was present at Garibaldi’s deathbed, die I on December 8 at Ardenza (Italy;. Hei service for tho Garibaldi family dated from 1577.

At the Turakina sports on Saturday last, Miss June Scott, of Palmerston North, gained first place in the jig for girls under 15, and second for Highkind fling.

Mrs. C. C. Jackson, Dominion president of tho Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union, intends visiting Nelson about Easter. She will then travel via Marlborough to North Canterbury, and later will visit Christchurch.

Miss Jean Stevenson, National General Secretary of the Y.W.C.A., has returned to Wellington after five weeks spent in the south, first at conference in Tiniaru and then in ohargo of a training school in Dunedin.

Miss E. Muir, who has been a member of tho clerical staff of tlio Bank of New South Wales for several years past, has been transferred to Wellington where she took tip her new duties yesterday.

Miss K Pattle, who was the guest of Mrs. J. D. C. Crowe, at Pahiatua, for the week-end, left by car yesterday morning for To Awamutu. She was accompanied by Mrs. Crewe, who will spend a holiday in To Awamutu and Auckland.

Cabled advice has been received that Miss Doreen Saunders, of I’almerstoa North, has gained her L.T.C-.L. for elocution. Miss Saunders is one of the city’s most pleasing performers, and her friends will be delighted with her success.

Miss Jean Scott, of Ferguson Street, Las Lad. further successes with her dancing at recent gatherings. At the Stratford sjrorts meeting on Thursday last, she svas awarded two first places (under 16), while at Turakina sports on Saturday, she gained three first places and one second under IS, also the North Isiand championship for Highland fling (girls under 18). Master Claude Henderson was placed Ist and 2nd in the under 12 section at Stratford, and he also gained two firsts and one second, and points medal under 12 at Turakina. Miss Isa McKenzie gained first place in. the sword dance 12 and undei 15. Miss E. Hcmmingscn was awarded 3 firsts under 15, and one second under 18, at the Utiku sports meeting on Thursday last.