IN TOWN AND OUT

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 9 May 1939, Page 2

IN TOWN AND OUT

OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Items of interest to women will be welcomed for this column. Where names are riven •very endeavour should bo made to ensure that all are included. As a guarantee of good faith, items should be accompanied by the name and address of the sender. Forms for wedding reports may be obtained from the Lady Editor. ** * * The following were recent guests at the Hotel Nelson: —Mr P. Lagerquist, San Francisco: Mr and Mrs Max Geeves and Miss Geeves, Hobart: Mr N. N. J. Campbell, Birkenhead: Mr W. A. ! Edwards, Mr and Mrs S. K. Goosman, Auckland; Mr R. Crawford Young, Mr R A. Macintosh, Mr and Mrs N. Modriniak, Wellington; Mr H. S. Reeves, Mr and Mrs H. H. Vavsasour, Blenheim; Mr R. Pickford, Mr and Mrs J. Bierman. Mr ' D. M. Anderson, Mr and Mrs R. I. Chamberlain, Christchurch; Mr A. M. ' Carroll, Greymouth; Mr and Mrs W. j Gore Porter, Reef ton: Mr M. Sullivan, j Mr W. Sullivan, Fox Glacier; Mr A. D. Jameson, Mr R. L. Laing, Dunedin. ** * V Mrs W. B. Syder has returned to 1 Hokitika after spending a holiday with j her parents, Mr and Mrs C. B. Scott, | Brookside. ¥* * * Mrs Alex Ingram, Tahunanui, with her small son Derek, flew to Wellington on Monday to spend the term holidays with her parents at Lower Hutt. ** * * Recent guests at the Royal Hotel include Mr and Mrs J. C. Diedrichs, Christchurch; Mrs E. Poison, Christchurch, Mrs A. Toon, Christchurch; Mr and Mrs Massey, Dannevirke; Mr and Mrs F. Connell, Onekaka; Mr and Mrs Mcl'illan, Reefton; Mrs E. Bethune, Takaka. v* * * On Thursday, the 18th May, the an- , nual ball of the Combined Old Boys’ , and Old Girls’ Associations is being . held in the Assembly Hall. The ball has been a great success for some years I now, and is looked forward to as one . of the events of the season. An inter- | esting feature is the presentation of the | debutantes which will take place about 9.15 p.m. Through the generosity of the Council of Governors the Ball Committee is able to use all the facilities of the College dining room for supper which contributes considerably 1 to the success of the evening. A large attendance is anticipated. *¥ * * Miss May Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs G. E. Smith, Motueka, 4? spending a holiday with relatives in Wellington.