PERSONAL

Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 174, 26 July 1935, Page 2

PERSONAL

Miss A. Gendle, of Palmerston North is at present in Wellington.

Miss Margaret Johnston, “Kamano, ” Cheltenham, is at present staying with friends in Gisborne.

Visitors welcomed at the luncheon of tho Business Girls’ Club yesterday were Miss Doherty and Miss Price.

Mrs S. Abrahams, of Main street, an old rosidpnt of Palmerston North, is seriously ill in a private hospital, her friends will regret to learn.

Friends of Mrs S. Wilkinson, of Palmerston North, will bo pleased to learn that she is making good progress after undergoing an operation in a private hospital this week.

Rev. H. T. Peat and Mrs Peat, of Ilamilton, formerly of Palmerston North, when Mr Peat was superintendent minister of the Cuba Street Methodist Church, attended the funeral of tho late Mrs D. Collis.

At the luncheon of the Business Girls’ Club yesterday, Mrs M. 11. Oram (president), on behalf of members, presented Miss Iris Robinson, who is shortly to be married, with a crystal vase. She voiced the good wishes of members, and Miss Robinson suitably replied.

“It is with very deep regret,” stated tho annual report of St. Andrew’s Ladies’ Guild, “that we record the passing of: four guild members — Mrs Grant and Mrs Mcllardy, both sympathisers and helpers iu the early days of tho guild, aud Mrs Bambery and Miss Paterson. Mrs Bambery was ono of our young members, and had been connected with the church from infancy. Miss Paterson, at tho time of her death, was a member of the committee, always so sweet and doing her full share of the work. To ail of their friends our hearts go out in deep sympathy. ”