MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 2 July 1924, Page 13

MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

'‘Angola” will be pleased to receive lor publication any item or social or persona! interest, engagement notices, accounts ot weddings, dance;, etc. All such must bear the full signatme ancl address of sender. Mrs W. H. Page and Miss L Page, Christchurch, are staying at the Hydro. Mrs H. Marshall, Elizabeth, btreet, is visiting the North island. Miss Alims, Fairhe, is staving at the Hydro. . . , , ••• . Miss Barker, Winchester, is staying in Christchurch. TT . Air and Mrs A. S. Elworthy, Holme Station, left oil Saturday for Dunedin. Miss. Betty .Hartley leaves to-day on a-short visit• to Christchurch. Mrs and’Miss Kiano, New York, are staying at the Hydro. _ ■ Mrs Hislop and Captain J. Hislop.. Geraldine, arc staying in Christchurch. Mrs Cattan, Wai-vti Boad, lett yesterday for Auckland to join tiie s.s. Knnutaka, lor England. Mrs Maitland, uuneam, who was the guest of Mrs P. It. -WoodHouse, ‘‘Bluecliffs,” is now visiting \Vaimate. ■ Misses Dalrymple and Hazletl, Dunedi'tf, lire spending the winter months . I %!r tll ;m(i' Airs. .Herbert Elworthy, CraigmorS, are back from a tew days m -■' Mrs C. .1. I.eCren, Grey Road, is back front Dunedin;, where she lias been staving with Mrs -W. Reynolds. Sir and -Mrs W. D. Gowie, Melbourne, are staying at the Grosvenoi Mrs li.v Otway/Wellington nre staying with Mrs \ngley, ial * L Mv and Mrs 3.V. Tipping, who were staying at the Grosveuor Hotel, le turned yesterday to Mj-s Guinness 'returned on Monday from Ealing, whore, she has been staying with Mrs H. .Layaihn-kux oy Air and Mrs -R. C. hhme« luvve *cturned to Christchurch, attoi a m-.-i----day spent in Timaru. r"n-ist . Mr and Mrs- Harolci Barkei, C.mst church, have returned from toe noit.i, ,mrl Irtve taken a flat at; Fendaltou. Miss-Olwyn Wood/ Wai-iti Road, is back-from Ashburton, where she as tlie guest oi. Airs h errier. Miss Wilson, England, is spending a few days with Mrs W. Burns, Omircli Airs Lewis Afathias after soendinp several weeks at the hdydio, have returned'to their home at ianV X S J. C. Templer, left yesterday .for her, ..future home m /^'’ o^‘ gl ?J’. aiter spending a week mth Mis - . \Viioht AVai-iti Road. AUs and -Miss Elworthy have returned to Claremont, after a " e / 1 ‘- l with : Airs Melville Jaiuesou, . UtumaR Garden and .Miss Rose .Garmid will leave to-day lor Auckland, en route for Fiji- , ' Tho engagement is announced ol Air H. L. Frampton, youngest bou o Mr and Airs C. Frampton (Hobb.. Street), to Miss Ruby '1 raves, youngest daughter of Mrs E. Traves (King St Mis Crawfortl, Invercargill, and her mother, Airs Macdonald, Edenuale who were staving with 31rs Crawturd. High Street, lelt on Monday ior punedin Mrs Hope and Airs Ormsb.y, I/ 11 - 1 anako,” have returned from Christchurch, Aliss Vera Hope has gone to North Canterbury. ■ ........ ' Mr and Mrs E. J. Cordner, Clmstchurch, will shortly take up then residence in Rcsall Street, in the ho-ue recently occupied by Airs Bernard Air and Airs R. L. AVigley, Highfield, and Air and Airs W- D. Revell, Jackson Street, are back lrom a short visit to Dunedin. Airs Barratt, Christchurch, and Mr T. Barratt, St. Andrews, are staying at the Hydro. . Airs Robert Bell, Christchurch, is staying with Mrs It- B.'Bell, “Arden, Wai-iti Road. . Mr and Airs 0. H. Porritt, AVai-iti Road, are back from a few days in Dunedin. Mr and Airs J. Preston, ‘‘Flag Swamp,” who have been the guests ot Airs F. Binve, Wai-iti Road, motored back from Palmerston South on Aloudav. Mr F. J. Rolleston, M.P., and Airs Rolloston, LeCrens Terrace, who went up last week to Wellington for the opening of Parliament, returned' homo on Sunday. Air Rolleston left again yesterday for the capital. Aliss Chaplin has been appointed uy the Governor-General as a member ot the Board of Governors of Canterbury College. She will take the place ot the Rev, S. Lawry, and she will he the second lady member, sitting with Airs Clark, wild was elected a week or two ago. They will take on their duLies on July 1.

On Thursday evening the bachelors of Clandeboye, held their animal ball in the- public hail, which had been pryitdy decorated for the occasion with greenery ancl red, white, and blue streamers, arranged in the form of two immense wheels. These had been skilfully arranged, and in the last dance of the evening were lowered upon the dancers. The grand march, headed by Piper Alex. Brown, was led off by Mr A. Alackie and Aliss Sievwright. The music for the dances was provided by Simes’ Orchestra, consisting of Airs Robinson (piano), Air Simes (violin), and Air McDonald (cornet and effects), while extras were kindly contributed by Aliss Parke, Mr Angus Brown, Mr Alex. Brown, and Air AlcDonald. Air S. Parke and Mr A. Alackie jointly carried out the duties of Ai.C., in their usual capable manner. The chairman of Committee (Air A. Alackie), the secretary (Air A. Goldsman), and their committee are to be heartily congratulated on the great success which attended their efforts.

A most enjoyable bridge party given by Alesdames Rickman, McKay, Oakey and C. S. Young, was held at the Stafford Tea Rooms on Alondav night, in honour of Air and Airs W. Sergeant, who leave shortly for Australia. Those present were: Afr ancl Airs J. Lindsay, Mr and Airs Id. S. Russell, AJr and Mrs W. Thomas, Alv ancl Airs Sumpter, Air and Airs J. Aloody. Air and Airs Oxford, Alesdames E. A. Howden, Scott, H. W. Hall, R. H. Priest, E. D. Mosley, E. Stockwoll, and C. C. Paterson; Misses AI. AVilson, Marshall, I?inJayson, and F. AlcLean; and Messrs M J. Tvmiblev, Scott (3), H. Alarshall, Rickman (2), and C. S. Young. The first prizes were won by All's Dryden and All' Alar,shall, the second by Airs Davidson and Mr Moody, and tho consolation by Airs Russel! and All McKay. Mr McKay, ou behalf of ihoso present "presented Mrs Sergeant with n case of silver leu-spoons with greenstone handles.