SOCIAL NOTES.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 18762, 29 December 1930, Page 3

SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss Erica Westmacott. Nile Street is on a visit to Christchurch.

Mrs W. T. Ritchie. Te Tawa, is spending the holidays at Moeraki.

Mr and Mrs Scaife, Wanaka, are the guests of Mrs T. Scaife. Geraldine.

Mr and Mrs J. C. Templer, who were the guests of Miss Wright, Wai-iti Road, returned to Waimate yesterday. Miss Edna Forester. of Opawa. Christchurch, is spending the holidays with Mrs H. J. Pickering. Wai-iti Road.

Mr and Mrs C. V. Kirke and son left yesterday on a short visit to Southland.

Mrs Mansel is staying with her mother. Mrs C. H. Gorton, Nelson Terrace.

Dr Margaret Roper. Dargaville, is rr a visit to her sister, Mrs C. E. Kerr, Athlone. Kingsdown.

Mr and Mrs Hector Scott ha 'f moved into their new home in Wai-iti Road.

Dr Ewart and Miss Daisy Ewart, Wellington, are staying with Mrs Stephen Gillingham, Fairlie.

Mr and Mrs Noel Bowman and Miss Gwen Nottingham, Christchurch, a:c spending the holidays at Milford.

Miss Dorothy Wilson arrived from Auckland yesterday to stay with Mrs Ralph Holdgate, Park Lane.

Mrs T. W. Lewis and the Misses Lewis, Christchurch, are spending Christmas and New Year at the Hermitage.

Dr and Mrs T. Mill, Christchurch, will arrive from Wanaka to-day to stay with Mrs F. F. A. Ulrich, Elizabeth Street, on their way north.

Miss Newman, Christchurch, is the guest of Miss Stubbs, Wai-iti Avenue. Miss A. C. Stubbs is on a visit to Christchurch.

The engagement is announced of Raynor Howe, neice of Mr and Mrs J. Greig, Maungati, to William Albert, eldest son of Mr and Mrs F. Lewis, Evans Street, Timaru.

Mr and Mrs Gladstone Robinson and Miss Kathleen Robinson. Oakwood, have returned from a visit to Mrs F. Robinson, Springfield.

Mrs E. J. LeCren and Miss Ethel LeCren, Evans Street, are expected back back from Christchurch to-day, accompanied by Mrs Graham and Miss Betty Beadel.

Mr and Mrs Morrell, Mr and Mrs J. Taylor, and Mr Warrington Taylor. Dunedin, and Mrs and the Misses Dreeve, Invercargill, are guests at Kelso, Sarah Street.

Mrs C. H. Tripp, Miss Rosa Tripp. Wai-iti Road, and Mrs V. F. Boyle. England, who spent Christmas at Orari Gorge, will return to Timaru to-day, accompanied by Miss Joan Maling, Christchurch.

Two very successful cabarets were held at the Broadway on Boxing Night and on Saturday. The artistic room looked even more beautiful with extra decorations of gorgeous colourings of deep chery and black, bowls of red and yellow flowers, everywhere. Many attractions were added in the shape of a novelty light with coloured little balls, squeakers, etc. A cabaret ballet was introduced by Misses Nellie Hill, Greta Halkett and Valmai Skilling (pupils of Miss R. Ford). Mr F. Edney and Miss May Donaldson gave demonstrations. Some beautiful new dance music was introduced. Among those present were Mr and Mrs Wardell, Mr and Mrs Keown, Mr and Mrs Watkins, Mr and Mrs Mansfield (Christchurch), Misses M. Martin, K. O’Rourke, L. Iverson, M. Eaton, E. Anderson, E. Graham, E. Jones (Dunedin), M. Donaldson, Ward (Invercargill), Benkenshaw, R. Ford, Vureinne Lamb (Dunedin), Lydia Lobb (Dunedin), Dorothy Ramsey (Dunedin), M. and P. Saunders, Mariona Samson (Dunedin), Meriea Barrett (Christchurch), R. Irving, E. Neilson, H. Hawkey, G. Melton, U. Callahan, C. Brown, Messrs L. Daly, W. Martin, Leo. Collins, J. Eaton, Pat Daly, V. Crowley, A McKercher, R. Sell wood, H. Dedman W. Brawell (Dunedin), R. King, L. Strange, C. Cockburn (Dunedin). C. Limkin (Dunedin), E. Lamb (Dunedin) , A. Davids, R. Matterson, H. Sidey D. Rigby, J. Lister, R. Gregory, j. Manchester (Christchurch), D. R. Jones (Christchurch), J. and A. Mangos, E. and B. Callahan, R. Grigg. Lady Game, wife of the Governor of New South Wales, was greeted with a chorus of “Haeremai” (“welcome”) as she entered the ballroom of the Arts Club in Sydney recently, where she was the guest of honour at the New Zealand Women’s Association’s Christmas party, and final “Haeremai” tea for the year. Floral tributes were presented by the president and hostess, Mrs Stanley Hempton, of Roseville, to Lady Game, and also the Lady Mayoress, Miss Hilda Marks, Lady Barlow, Lady Braddon and Mrs W. Holman, who were guests. At the official table were Lady Game, Mrs Stanley Hempton, Lady Barlow, Lady Braddon, Sister M. L. M’Donald, non. secretary, Mrs V. Nattrass, hen. ;reu , surer, Mrs W. Pilkington, Mrs H. West. Mrs W. Kilgour, Mrs W. A. Watson and Misses Mabel Hempton, L. Quinn -nd iL. Turnbull. An enjoyable programme was contributed by Mrs Stanley \ nm- | ton, Mrs Stewart Gurr, who snug n • Maori costume. Misses N. and B. Lia-‘k, i L. Quinn, Mr Frank Hutchens and. 1 r W. Cotterill.