SOCIAL NOTES.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18552, 26 April 1930, Page 3

SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr and Mrs J. S. Burt, Auckland, a: spending a holiday at the Grand.

Mrs W. Stewart. Invercargill, arrived at the Grand on Tuesday for a holiday.

Mr and Mrs K. Taylor, motored from Ashburton for a short stay, and are at the Grand.

Mr and Mrs R. B. Bannerman and family who spent a week at the Grand, left yesterday for Gore. Miss J. Crust returned to the Grand on Tuesday after spending a few days in Dunedin.

Mr and Mrs J. Oakley motored from Christchurch to spend a few days, and are at the Grand.

Mr and Mrs Owen Howell, Otaki, who have been on a visit to So urn Canterbury, will return north to-day Mr and Mrs A. Otway, Wellington, who were the guests of Mrs Wigley, Park Lane, returned Lome yesterday. Mrs Leonard Wilson. Christchurch, and Miss Dunsford, are guests at Caaogan, Sefton Street. Mr and Mrs 11. Newman, Craigie Avenue, are the guests of Mrs W. Clark, Otipua, for the week-end. Mrs A, T. Palmerston, who is »'.p guest of Mrs G. E. Gabites, Waiiti Road, will return South tc-day. Dr and Mrs L. Rexford Hetherington left Auckland last evening on a motor tour of the North Island. Mrs K. Hunter, Dunedin, and Mis a Dora Prudhoe. Cashmere Hills, Christchurch, are the guests of Mrs James Manchester, Waimate.

Mrs Ray Appleby. Lindis Pass, who was the guest of Mrs C. S. Verity, Craigmorc Downs for Easter, returned home .yesterday.

Mrs J. C. Templer. Waimate, who is visiting Christchurch fora the Easter golf tournament, will return home on Monday.

Mrs H. Thomason. Methven .who is ’'e guest of Mrs W. D. Revell, Jackson Street, will leturn home tomorrow.

Mrs B. H. Howell. Cave, who is staying with her mother, Mrs Georg*. Rhodes, Beverley, Christchurch, will return home to-morrow.

Mrs T. Gough and Mr T. C. Gough, accompanied by Mrs R. Wright, motored to the Grand from the Hermitage on Thursday. Mrs M. Armstrong and Mrs A. Fenerty have left the Grand for Christchurch, after spending a few days in Timaru. Miss Olive Barron, Wellington, who is staying with Mrs A. Grant, Aiganishe, Wai-iti Road, will return north to-day. Mrs 11. Hay, Cadogan. Sefton Street, who has been on a visit to Mrs Maurice Warren, Christchurch, returned home on Wednesday. Miss Betty Webb, Christchurch, who is the guest of Mrs W. D. Campbell, Wai-iti Road, will return home tomorrow. I Mr and Mrs E. D. Mosley, Christchurch, who spent Easter at Cadogan, I Sefton Street, returned north on | Thursday. | Mr C. J. Ronaldson. and Miss Doris Ronaldson. Christchlrch, who are tne I guests of Mrs A. Grant. “Aigantighe, I Wai-iti Road, will rilurn home on Monday. 1 The engagement is announced of i Beatrice, only daughter of Mr and Mrs I Hathaway, College Road, Timaru, to Jack, son of Mr and Mrs Williams, of Christchurch.

The engagement is announced of Clyde, second son of the Rev. and Mrs L. Sarginson, of Linwood, Christchurch. to Janet, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Stark of 2, Avenue Read, Timaru.

Mr and Mrs M. McLeod, Christchurch, who have been the guests of Mr and Mrs J. A. McLeod. “Hilderoft,” Tycho, for the jubilee functions of the Timaru High Schools, returned to Christchurch, on Thursday. Miss A. M. Stops. Dominion organiser for Women’s Institutes, is at present in Timaru. where she is the guest cf Miss Withell, president of the Otipua Women’s Institute. On Monday. Miss Stops will visit- Orari, where she will be the guest of Mrs G. A. Macdonald, for the week.

Miss McLean. Wellington, who was a visitor to Timaru for the Higa School Jubilee, was (he hostess at a very enjoyable tea-party at the Grand Hotel on Thursday morning. She received her guests wearing a jumper suit in fawn shades with felt hat to match and sables. Those present included:—Mrs G. E. Gabites, Mrs W. Howell. Mrs Huddleston, Mrs A. Ellis ‘Wellington). Mrs C. A. Paterson, Mrs D. C. Turnbull, Mrs H. W. Monaghan, Mrs G. Bowker Mrs J. S. Turnbull, Mrs W. Priest, Mrs Win, Raymond, Mrs R. Appleby. Mrs R. T. Turnbull, Mrs C. G. B. King, Miss Maud Laurell ( Christchurch), the Misses B. and L. Fussell, Miss Barr, Nancv Howell. Miss Revell. Miss Turnbull, Miss Harris and the Misses Dorothy and Vivien Raymond. VISITORS’ I rSTS. The following were among the visitors at the Balmoral during the week: — Mr and Mrs E. H. Andrews, Mr ana Mrs P. W. Andrews jnr.. Miss Andrews, Mr and Mrs J. O. Josling, Mr and Mrs Eric Gray, Mrs and Miss Sylvia Ardlev (Christchurch); Mr and Mrs J. S. Martin, Mrs Menzies (Sumner); Misses Gardner (2). Misses Anderson (2), Mrs Armstrong, Miss Price and Misses Fall 'Waimate); Mr and Mrs Bain, Misses Bain (2) and Master Bain, Mrs Hermei (Dunedin); Mr W. Scott (Waitaki); Mrs A. Read. Miss G. Read (Ashburton); Mr and Mrs J. B. McKinley, Miss and Master McKinley (Lawrence) ; Mr and Mrs J. Fisher, Mr W J. Wesney (Otautau); Mr and Mrs G. E. Charlton (Tuatapere); Mr R. W. Pollock( Invercargill).

WEDDING. HETHERINGTON—TAYLOR. The wedding was quietly celebrated at King’s School chapel. Auckland on the afternoon of April 21, of Miss Mary Elizabeth Taylor, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor, of Timaru. lo Dr L. Rexford Hetherington, younger son of Mr and Mrs F. W. Hetherington, of Thames. The Rev. Castle headmaster of King’s School, performed the ceremony. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a frock of daffodil and lime georgette. A deep scalloped band of lime georgette was inlet in the tight-fitting corsage, over which was worn a long-sleeved coatee, and the full flounced skirt , which fell in graceful folds to the I ankles, was finished with a scalloped hem. Her green felt hat was gathered in folds to the nape cf the neck, and she carried an ivory-bound prayerbook. In attendance as bridesmaid was Miss Phyllis Hetherington, who was in an ankle-length frock of lettuce green georgette, finished in front cf the waist-line with an Oriental buckle. She wore a hat to tone and carried a slieaf cf autumn-tinted flowers. The bridegroom was attended by Dr Clare as best man. A reception was afterwards held at the home of the bride’s uncle and aunt, Dr and Mrs C. E. A. Coldicutt, of 82. Street. Mrs Taylor re•■i her guests wearing a frock ct black panne velvet and satin, with a black hat. and sable furs. Mrs Hetherington was in black floral panne velvet, with a black hat to match, and Mrs Coldicutt wore a flame and black crene de chene jumper suit bordered with Hungarian embroidery and a black hat.