PERSONALS

Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 159, 8 July 1938, Page 15

PERSONALS

Marton vinitors to Wellington are I Mrs. and Miss B. Arkwright. Mrs. E. Pago, Masterton, is a visitor to Wellington. I Mre. P. F. Wall and the Misses Mary - and Judy Wall, liatuma, are spending race week in Wellington. .. 1 Mrs. C. B. Riddell and Miss B. Biddell, Dannevirke, are visitors to Weilington. , Mr. N. Woodill, Longburn, is spending a holiday with Mr. and Airs. B. • Brady, of Raetihi. Mrs. C. V. Ciochetto, of Palmerston North returned homo lafet evening after a visit to Christchurch. j Mrs. P. C. Wallace, Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. C. A. Anderson, Weston i avenue, Palmerston North. , j After a short visit to Wellington, I Mrs. J. Hope Johnston, of Te Awe Awe street, has returned to Palmerston North. Aliss Edith Lyttelton, the New Zealand novelist, who writes under the name of G. B. Lancaster, has gone to Auckland, after visiting Gisborne and Hawke’s Bay. Mr and Mrs. M. Mclver will arrive in Palmerston North from Blenheim by plane to-morrow to visit tho former’s parents, Air. and Mrs. R. J. Alclvcr, Rangitane street, Mrs. J. L. Stout left for Wellington ' yesterday to. join her husband who has taken up his new magisterial duties. For the last few days Airs. Stout has been ' the guest of Mrs. G. H. Humphrey, J Russell street. L At the annual meeting of the Pal--1 merston North branch of the League of Mothers yesterday, a vote of sympathy was accorded Mrs. A. Ferguson in the recent loss of her husband, members standing a moment in silence. 1 Air. and Mrs. Herbert Lawry have t returned from Auckland, where they 7 bade farewell to their only son, Air. B. 1 O. Lawry, who has left for England to • join the Royal Air Force. Mr. and * Mrs. Lawry are going into residence - at 4 Victoria avenue. 3 Miss Ruth Herrick, Hasvke’s Bay, e Chief Commissioner of Girl Guides, left ii ’ yesterday for South Canterbury. She e j will be accompanied by Miss O. Mcs Ilraitb, Christchurch, and Airs. J. F. Cracroft Wilson, Cashmere. After visite ing Airs. P. R. Woodhouse, Blueeliffs, o they will all go to Timaru to attend a a conference and training course for Girl q ' Guide Commissioners. *1 o Airs. W. F. Field, president of the 1, Palmerston North branch of the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ »- Union and Airs. 11. R. Green (Kairanga) e , will be the official representatives to the t' annual conference of the Women’s Divi[l sion of the Farmers’ Union opening in e Wellington next Tuesday. Aliss Al. .- Alatheson, secretary of the Palmerston t North branch will also attend tho coni' ference. s I c ! Professor Ann Strong and Miss V. l - Macmillan, of the Association for r Country Education, Christchurch, will 3 attend the annual conference of the ■s Women’s Division of the Farmers’ e Union to be held in Wellington next d week. Professor Strong will speak on y adult education and Aliss Alacmillan F# will report on the functions of the resi- >- dent local tutors.