WINTON

Southland Times, Issue 22295, 10 April 1934, Page 7

WINTON

e Mr and Mrs A. Cole and their small s daughter Patricia, of Invercargill, were the guests of Mrs I. N. Watson last n week. - Miss D. Humphrey has returned from a holiday spent in Dunedin. t, Mr and Mrs J. G. Young, Dunedin, - are visitors to Winton for the PerrelleMelton wedding, which takes place e this evening. s Mr and Mrs Hugh Anderson, “Brookdale,” Hokonui, were the guests of Mrs t W. H. King, Benmore, for the Easter holidays. , Mr and Mrs W. G. Wilson, Gore, have been visiting Mrs J. A. Stewart, Lime- ', hills. Miss Freda Dixon, Lilburne, who has s been the guest of Mrs H. A. Pierce, . McKenzie street, returned home at the 5 week-end. t Miss H. Darnhill is spending a holiday in Invercargill as the guest of Mrs i F. W. McGill. Miss M. Forrester, who has been spending a holiday at Forest Hill as 5 the guest of Mrs R. Norman, returned ’ to Invercargill last week. Mrs M. J. Goodall, Mary street, ’ journeyed to Milton last week to be ’ present at the Goodall-Murray wedding. > Miss J. Cunningham, Invercargill, has , been the guest of Mrs G. Cleland, Home ■ street. Mrs F. Perrelle, Invercargill, is the , guest of Mrs P. A. de la Pcrrele, Park . street. Misses E. Irwin, Hokonui, and B. : Gill are visitors to Wellington. Mrs Dixon, Lilburne, has returned home after spending a few days with i I Mrs G. Dixon, Park street. ’ At the euchre party held in Clark’s i tea rooms on Thursday evening last un- | der the auspices of the Winton Basketball Club, the successful players were Miss M. Balch and Mr Butler. Mrs E. M. Raines left last week to take up residence in Invercargill. Mr and Mrs T. N. Mitchell and family, Clyde street, were visitors to Dunedin for Easter. Mrs Roach, Dunedin, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs R. M. Martin, Park street. Mr and Mrs J. Raymond have returned from a holiday spent at Christchurch. Miss Nellie Rowan was a visitor to Central Otago and Lake Wanaka during the holidays. Mrs J. B. Cowie and her daughter have returned from a motor trip through Central Otago. Miss M. Anderson, Dunedin, is the

guest of Miss M. Melton, Park street. Prior to her departure to take up residence in Invercargill, Mrs E. M. Raines was the guest of honour at a delightful farewell party last week arranged by Mesdames W. H. J. Shaw and W. Watson. Mrs Raines was the recipient of a brass log box. Those present at the official opening of the Winton Golf Club on Wednesday afternoon included: Drs P. and M. Gow, Mr and Mrs O. A. B. Smith, Mr and Mrs W. G. Clark (jun.), Mr and Mrs W. Brandford; Mesdames C. M. Lindsay, E. R. Curtis, G. Cleland, W. Cleine, J. B. Cowie, P. C. Reynolds, J. Raymond, W. Hamilton, G. King; Misses I. Shand, M. Tilley, A. Moore, H. Hamilton, H. Cowie, E. Pierce, J. Cunningham (Invercargill), V. Shaw. Visitors to the Rocks, Riverton, during Easter included Mr and Mrs F. Cowie, Matai, Mrs W. M. Shand and Miss Isobel Shand and Misses H. Hamilton and B. Moore. Miss Ola Keith, Dunedin, who was the guest of Mrs M. J. Forde for the Cameron-Martin wedding, has returned home. Mrs W. A. Nicol and family, Centre Bush, have returned from Timaru. Mr and Mrs T. Payne, Limehills, have been the guests of Mrs Cecil Payne, Tuatapere. On Friday evening last a dance was held in the Limehills Hall in aid of the basketball princess (Miss Nan Wilson). Music was supplied by the Revellers’ Orchestra (Invercargill) while Mrs W. J. Cowie and Mr D. Wills contributed extras. A Monte Carlo waltz was won by Miss N. Wilson and Mr H. McHugh and a spot waltz by Miss F. Payne and Mr T. Payne. Mr C. Grant was M.C. Mr and Mrs D. Pemberton, Nightcaps, have been spending a holiday at Winton. Miss D. Hammond, Clyde, has been visiting her' sister, Mrs S. Rodgers, Centre Bush. Mr and Mrs S. Payne, Centre Bush, spent the week-end with Mrs Driver, Invercargill. Miss O. Diack, Oreti, has been spending a few days at her home at Limehills. A euchre party -was held at Limehills last week when there was a good attendance present, the proceeds going to the cricket princess (Mrs _L. Brosnan). Mrs C. Watson was the winner of the ladies’ prize, while Mr C. Tippett was the successful man.