SOCIAL NOTES.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18203, 2 March 1929, Page 3

SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr and Mrs H. G. Hodge, of, Wellington, are staying at the Balmoral. Mr and Mrs G. B. Hike, Nile Street, have returned from Lho south. Miss Dorothy Raymond, Nile Street, wuj leave on Monday for Christchurch. Mr and Mrs Wagstatf, Nelson Terrace, have returned from Christchurch. Mrs and Misses Hamilton, Oamaru, spoilt a short holiday at the Bungalow. Mr and Mrs A. J. Larmier, Elizabeth Street, are expected back from the West Coast to-day. Miss Monaglian and Miss Maddren, Christchurch, are staying at Sarah Street. Mrs W. I nomas, Tfte Rectory, North Street, is expected back from Christchurch to-day. Mrs Matier and Miss Kathleen Matier, have returned to Timaru after spending some time in Wellington. Mis.-. Dcvenish-Meares, Sarah Street, is the guest of Mrs Ross Brodie, Rangitata. Mrs Campbell Gillies, Christchurch; arrived yesterday to spend a few days at “Kelso,” Sarah Street. Mrs J. R. Sinclair, who has been staying with Mrs B. H. Low, Preston Street, has returned to Christchurch. Miss Molly Murray, “Braemar,” will leave on Monday on a short visit to Christchurch. Mr and Mrs E. G. Kerr, Sealy Street, aro expected back from the North Island to-day. Mr and Mrs Ward, Port Chalmers, who have been visiting many of the beauty spots of South Island, arrived at the Bungalow from Mt. Cook. Mr and Mrs R. O. Lindsay, Wai-iti Road, and Mrs and Miss Cartwright, Orbell Street, are spending the weekend at Hae Hao Te Moana. Mr and Mrs Standage, and Miss Standage, Orbell Street, left on Thursday for Christchurch, where Mr Standage attended the Rotary Conference. Mr Frank Milner, Rector of the Waitaki Boys’ High School, Mrs Milner and Miss Winsome Milner, are leaving next week on a trip to Europe. Mrs Fleming and Miss J. Fleming, who have been staying with Mrs Guild, “Trevenna,’ Temuka, have returned to Wellington. Miss C. Newman, Christchurch, will arrive to-day to stay with her brother, Mr J .P. Newman, “Clovelly,” Nelson Terrace. Mrs C. Parker, “Holbrcjok,” Mackenzie Country, who has been staying at Te Kainga Rest House, lias returned , home. Mrs and Miss Murray, “Braemar,” Lady Beauchamp, England, and Mr R. Beauchamp, Tekapo, spent the weekend at the Hermitage, Mt. Cook. Mr and Mrs W. Brown, Mr Frank Brown, and Mrs Davidson, Wellington, who have been touring the South Island, left yesterday for Mt. Cook. Mrs James Hay, Christchurch, who 1 is the guest of Mrs Edgar-Jones, “Otiri- ' tiri,” will leave to-day to stay with - Mrs H. A. LeCren, Fairlie Mr and Mrs A. Burns, who have boon - staying at the Bungalow, Wai-iti Road, ‘ motored back to Christchurch yester- ’ day. ' Miss K. Henry, Wellington, who nas been visiting Dunedin, is the guest of J Mrs A. Hope, “Tumanako,” Wai-iti - Road. i Passengers to Mount Cook yesterday j included Mr Keavaus, Auckland, Hon. M. F. and Mrs Troy, Western Aus- ) trail a and Mr and Mrs Wilkinson, - Wellington. Miss Enid Falkiner, of Bellevue Hill, 1 Sydney is busily preparing for her j departure for New Zealand, where she j wil lbe one of Miss Marion Lowry’s four ' bridesmaids at the latter’s marriage

with Dr Bettington, on April 11. The marriage of Miss May Bishop, Dunedin, to Mr Hotopp, Cromwell, took place recently in Dunedin. Miss Bishop was formerly on the staff of the Craighead Diocesian School, and has many friends in Timaru. Mr and Mrs Morris, Dunedin, Mrs Hill, “Holbrook,” Mackenzie Country, Miss Coker, Christchurch, Mrs Collin and party, Christchurch, Mr Halkett and Mr Barnett, North Canterbury, are guests at Kainga Rest House, Waiiti Road Last evening the members of the South Canterbury Justices’ Association held a very pleasant social evening in the Oxford Tea Rooms. which was decorated with asters, and roses for the occasion. During the evening a musical entertainment given by leading Timaru artists was listened to with much enjoyment by those present. The opportunity was also taken .of saying farewell to Mr A. E. Reynolds, who is leaving Timaru to make his home in Dunedin. At the conclusion of the evening, a dainty supper was served at small tables. Recent arrivals at the Dominion include Mr and Mrs E. W. Reed, Miss R. Hayward.. Mr Leo. Hayward, Mr H. Carton, Mr W. Martin, Christchurch ; Mr F. Davies, Wellington ; Mr G. F. Jackson, Wellington; Mr C. Win nick, Invercargill; Mr C. Seloose, Melbourne; Mr and Mrs C. E. Sutton, Sydney; Mr and Mrs Robert Wilkinson, England; Mr T. McKay, Dunedin; Dr and Mrs Brown and famliy, Balclutha. Latest arrivals at the Grosvenor include Mr and Mrs F. Oakes, Mr and Mrs Hvde, Miss Hyde, Mr and Mrs I). Arciell, Mr and Mrs A. W. Thompson. Mrs Stewart. Mr and Mrs W. Brown, Mr F. C. Brown, Mr C. Powell, Mrs Donaldson, Mr and Mrs Amos. Mrs Purvey, Mr N. E. Edwards, Mr C. B. Norwood, Mr H- Withington, Mr E. W. Ashland Wellington : Mr and Mrs G. Shave, Melbourne; Mr Max Steinbug"- New York: Mr and Mrs T. H. Baker, Mr T. H. Grenfell, Mr W. Thompson, Mr W. Doreen. Mr H. Clark, Christchurch ; Mr C. R. Palmer, Mr and Mrs Francis. Sydney: Mr R. \Y. Ronv>, England; Mr and Mrs F. C. Coull. Mr J. Milne. Miss Milne. Dunedin; Mr E. B S. Hill. Mr M. S. Bush. Mr A. T. Myall, Mr G. Stitchbury, *• -ckland.