SOCIAL NOTES

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20929, 7 January 1938, Page 10

SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs James Hay, Tauranga. is the guest of Mrs Hislop. Geraldine.

Mrs J. M. C. McLeod, Otipua Road is the guest of Mrs J. Elliott, Geraldine.

Mr and Mrs R. B. Smith, Greymouth, are staying at the Grand.

Miss C. M. King, Auckland, is a guest at the Grand.

Mr and Mrs W. Kerr and family Bluff, are staying at the Grand. Mrs Adcock, Dunedin, is spending tho holidays in Timaru.

Mr and Mrs J. G. Henderson, Dune' din, are guests at the Empire.

Mr and Mrs O. G. Gilmour, Invercargill, are staying at the Empire.

Mrs Barker and .amily, Ashburton, are the guests of Mrs T. Campbell, Fairview.

Misses I. and M. Hall. Palmerston North, are staying W’th Mrs F. S. Smith, Fairview.

Mrs E. M. Forsythe, Taihape, is the ;uest of Mrs W. Butchers. Fairview.

Miss Esme Bell and Miss Rita Rhind, Christchurch, are the guests of Mrs H. Youdale, Southburn.

Miss Diana Elworthy. “Gordon"; Valley,” is staying with Mrs G. Pinck ney, “Glanary,” Southland.

Mr and Mrs F. Fussell, Napier, who were the guests of Miss Fussell, Russell Square, returned north yesterday.

Miss Dorothy Raymond. Pleasant Point, Las returned from a visit to "The Hermitage,” Mt. Cook.

Mr and Mrs W. W. Garton, Arthur Street, have left on a visit to the Eglinton Valley.

Miss Esther Arden. Otipua, has left to spend a holiday in Balfour, Southland.

Mrs A. W. E. Smith. Greymouth, .s the guest of Mrs D. Blakie, Beverley Road, Timaru.

Miss Rita Jones, who was the guest of Miss Alma McCallum, Sefton Street, has returned to Waimate.

Miss F. Lynch, Church Street, is visiting her sister, Mrs M. Coughlan North Taieri, Mosgiel.

Miss M. E. Taylor and Miss M. Taylor, Christchurch, are staying at the Dominion.

Miss Prestney and Miss Milne. Christchurch, are staying at the Dominion.

Mr and Mrs J. M. Thompson. Balclutha. and Mr and Mrs R. E. Grant, Waiaua. are staying at the Grosvenor.

Mr and Mrs C. M. Gilray and Miss Gilray, Melbounre, are staying at the G osvenor.

Mrs Smithson and Miss B. Smithson. Christchurch, are staying at the Empire.

Mr and Mrs C. A. Taylor and Mrs R. W. Stokes. Dunedin, are staying at the Empire.

Mr and Mrs W. M. Satterthwaite, who were lhe guests of Mrs T. W. Satterthwaite, Elizabeth Street, have returned to Christchurch.

Miss Enid Haselden, Bank of New South Wales, who has been spending some months in the North Island, has returned home.

Mrs Riddle and family, Myross Bush, Southland, are visiting Mrs Riddle’s parents, Mr and Mrs H. Evans. South-

Mrs S. Harper, late of Fairlie, will leave England on January 29 and after spending a few weeks in Australia will return to New Zealand early in April.

Miss Colin Pyne, who has been staying with her sister, Mrs Ynyr Robinson, Peel Forest, has returned to Christchurch.

Mr and Mrs Fred Henriksen, Southland, who have been staying with Mrs A. E. Watkins, Nile Street, have returned home.

The only woman deep-sea skipper in the world is Miss Lita Clare Edwards, who, after nine months’ hard study at the Department of Navigation, University College, Southampton, has obtained her yachtmaster’s certificate. She has already accepted the post of master of a 60-ton yacht, which will cruise in the Mediterranean in the New Year.

Hostesses in London who have for years been harassed by uninvited guests are contemplating drastic measures to abate the nuisance. Various remedies have been tried without success, and now after many complaints to the police, legal advisers have decided that gate-crashers could be successfully prosecuted, provided they take refreshments at the parties they attend, states “The Post’s” London correspondent writing on December 15. The charge would be one of obtaining goods by false pretences, on the implied pretence that they were invited guests. There is a likelihood that cases may be brought on this charge shortly.