PERSONAL ITEMS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 19 December 1935, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS

Miss' Marjorie Sherris, of Christchurch, the tennis champion, whose marriage to Mr C. P. Beatson, ,of Nelson, will take place next month, was entertained at a tennis tournament arranged by her fellow members of the United Tennis Club and held on the club's courts on Tuesday afternoon. During the afternoon an unframed wall mirror was presented to Miss Sherris by Mr Andrew Burns, the chairman of tne tennis section of the club. : There was a large attendance.

■Mrs F. B. Christie, who has occupied a position on the teaching staff of the Auckland Point School since its formation, was farewelled yesterday afternoon on the occasion of her retirement. The presentation of a rug was made to the teacher by the chairman of the committee, Mr L. H. Bull, and tributes were paid.

Ouests at Wainui House include: Mr A. C. Churches (London), Mr and Mrs Phillips (Cromar, England); Captain and Mrs North (Cheshire, England); Miss Attenborough, Mrs Ruthven, Misses Collins (2) (England); Mr and Mrs Murray (California); Miss L. Harzt, Miss JDoyle (Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.); Mr Nossiter (Australia); Mrs Grace and children, Miss Wake (Auckland); Miss "Herrick (Hawkes Bay); Mrs J. Grant (Napier) ; Mr and Mrs H. Cork (Wanganui) ; Mrs D. Brice, Mr and Mrs Matheson and son, Mr J. R. Smith, Messrs Shaw (2), (Wellington) : Mr A. Orchard (Sedclon); Miss Warner (Christchurch); Dr. and Mrs Bowe (Timaru); Mrs Maclde Begg. Mrs Stuart Glendinning, Miss Elliot, Dr. Burkes (Dunedin).