SOCIAL NOTES.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 18849, 11 April 1931, Page 3

SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr and Mrs P. Ruddenklau are on a short visit to Christchurch. Mrs T. Bowker. Dunback, Palmerston South, arrived yesterday to stay with Mrs C. S. Bruce, Douglas Street. Mrs Seddon arrived from the south on Wednesday, and is staying with Mrs A. L. Long, Wai-iti Road. Mr Nelson Bramley, Hawke’s Bay, will arrive to-day to stay with Mrs R. H. Rhodes, "Carne,” Sealy Street. Mrs G. South, Winchester, has gone to St. Andrews where she is the guest of Mrs T. Galletly. Mr Carl Kelland and Miss Myra McCully, are visiting Mrs Gudex, White Rock. Miss L. Hawkes, Geraldine, has returned from a visit to Mrs T. L. Hart Nile Street, Timaru. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Arthur, Trafalgar Street, are the guests of Mrs J. Wooding, Woodbury. Miss J. Turnbull, Wellington, is spending a few days with Mrs F. Barker, Selwyn Street. Mr and Mrs Christchurch, Blenheim, will arrive to-day to stay with Mrs Murchison, Fairview. * Dr and Mrs F. F. A. Ulrich, Elizabeth Street, who have been on a visit to Lake Wanaka, returned home yesterday. Mrs A. Rathbone, Wai-iti Road, left yesterday for Dunedin, where she will attend the re-union of the Old Girls of St. Hilda’s College. Mr and Mrs J. T. Smart (Temuka), and Miss Pogue (Canada), have returned from an enjoyable holiday at the Franz Josef Glacier. Miss Olive Lyon, England, who has been on a motor tour through North Canterbury, will return to Timaru tomorrow. Miss Freda Crowe, who has been staying with Mrs W. F. Shakespeare, ; in Auckland, has returned to Geraldine. Mrs E. J. LeCren and Miss Ethel LeCren, Evans Street, who are on a visit to Christchurch, are expected home to-morrow. Miss Peggy Chapman, Salisbury, has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs R. Temple, “Dunglass,” Cattle Valley. The engagement is announced of Moreen Daisy, only daughter of Mr and Mrs R. C. Noonan, late of Temuka, to William John, eldest son of Mr and Mrs J. K. Young, “The Pines,” Temuka. An interesting wedding took place at St. Paul’s Pro-Cathedral, Wellington, this afternoon, when Louise Seddon, second daughter of Dr. and Mrs Charles G. Morice, “Moelcerney,” Eccleston Hill, Wellington, and granddaughter of the Rt. Hon. R. J. Seddon, and of Mrs Seddon, of Wellington, was married to Thomas Watkin, son of the late Mr T. W. Williams, Wellington. Women have done so remarkably well in the past year—and this fact alone should protect 1930 from some of the slings and arrows hurled against it —that we can afford to be a little sentimental about them. Those whose amazing sporting feats have caused the last twelve months to be described as “the women’s year,” are young and comely with a taste for dress. To take three of these 1930 heroines at random, could anyone be more charming and less dowdy than nineteen-year-old Diana Fishwick, Betty Nuthall. who, although she is in her early twenties, really doesn’t look quite grown lip. and Joyce Cooper, the swimming champion? And also Winifred Spooner, the flyer, who is the only woman in this country to hold a “B” license. VISITORS’ LIST. At the Dominion:—Mr and Mrs W. P. Spencer and Master Spencer (Spencerville), Mr J. P. Cartwright, Mr and Mrs A. E. Silver, Mr J. P. Ward (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs Geo. E. Home, Mr W. M. Egglestone, Mr J. P. Donnelly, Mrs E. Donnelly (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs G. G. Adiss, Misses Aaiss, Miss C. Idour (Dunedin), Dr F. W. Helmore (Christchurch), Mr R. Farra, Miss A. Steel (Dunedin). Miss O. C. McLean (Waimate), Misses Ghaffey, M. Campbell, Mr W. Thomson (Dunedin), Mr A. E. Treadway, Mr and Mrs T. J. Owens, Mr H. A. Hungerford (Christchurch), Mr L. M. Hargreaves, Mr and Mrs P. J. | Calvert and Janet (Christchurch), Mr H. F. Batley (Wellington), Mr L. E. Routledge (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs D. Dyer (Mosgiel), Mr P. Helmore, Mr and Mrs A. Manhire (Christchurch), Mr Geo. F. Smith (Foxton), Mr J. B. McCallam (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs McCulloch (Oamaru), Mr E. Teague (Christchurch), Mr A. Dougall (Wellington), Mr Will Lawson (Sydney), Mr and Mrs H. L. Lindsay (Invercargill), Mr G. H. Lewis (Dunedin), Mr Geo. Foster (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs G. Moody (Dunedin), Major Dunham (Dunedin). At the Grosvenor.—Mr and Mrs J. !R. Fairley (Wellington); Mr and Mrs K. Matthews (Dunedin); Mr and Mrs W. Stewart (Invercargill); Miss Henderson (Dunedin); Mr R. Adamson (Oamaru); Mr James Macassey , Mr Chas. Latter (Dunedin).