PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
Mrs W. O. McKellar returned yesterday from Christchurch. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nicoll will leave to-day for Rlverton. where- they will in future reside. Mrs Donald Macdonald, of Waimate, will arrive to-day to stay with her daughter Mrs Stewart Armitage. Mrs H. J. D. Lambert, of New Plymouth, is the guest of Mrs Macassey. of St. Clair. Mrs Davidson, of Timaru. is the guest of her sister, Mrs A. G. Paterson. of Preston crescent.
Mrs A. Boyd, of ,Hokitika, is the guest of her sister, Mrs S. T. Burton, of Argyle street. Mornington. Miss Anne Chapman, of Wes{ Eyreton, Canterbury, is the guest of Mrs J R. Paterson, of Ings avenue. Mrs J. W Hayas, ol South Canterbury, is the guest of Mrs H. W. Bundle ol Sargood street.
Mrs G. W. Reid has agreed to act as secretary of the Bridge Circle of the Otago wpmeh's Club.
Miss Viva Jacobs returned yesterday from Queenstown, where she was the guest of Mrs C. H. McKay.
Miss Amy Kane, of Wellington, president of the New Zealand Women's Institutes,, is now touring in the South Island on institute business.
Members of the Gardening Circle of the Otago Women's Club are invtted to the annual meeting and exchange of plants to-day at 3.15. Mrs Arthur Sidey has returned froiii a round of visits in Auckland and Hawke's Bay. Her sister, Mrs C. Stevens, of Mount Eden, is at present her guest. Miss Jean Paterson was hostess at a delightful 5 o'clock party on Saturday, given in honour of her guest. Miss Anne Chapman, of North Canterbury and also to announce the engagement of Miss Betty Macassey to Pilot Officer Peter Wood. R.N.Z.A.F. « Mrs W. J. Jordan, wife of the High Commissioner in London, presided at the annual meeting of the New Zealand Women's Association, held at the New Zealand Forces Club, London. Officers elected were:—Vice-presidents. Mrs MacNaughton Christie and Miss Violet Russell,- committee —Mrs-Linda Levieh, Mrs H. T. B. Drew, Mrs W Youn*. Mrs Arthur Sims, Mrs E. Culpan, Miss A. E. Evans and Miss M. Thurston; honorary secretary, Miss Stella Murray. IT STOPS STOCKING LADDERS! "Jove" will make stockings last thre* times as long. Merely rinse your hose in "Jove." Won't harm your sheerest pair. Buy " Jove "—ls 6d packet, from Brown, Ewlngs. Arthur Barnetts and elsewhere —3
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24737, 14 October 1941, Page 5
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