Women Folk

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19879, 21 February 1920, Page 6

Women Folk

M\ ■ ■. ■ .. ° By “ ?;/i b ? ’’STELLA” c ' ip.' ;-j!3EE3BE=aE

/Mrs, G- D. Greenwood is in town, iirs and the Misses Hcllaby (Auck- : land) arc in town. "/Mr and Mrs H. H. Hendry (Auckland) are in town. IfMr and Mrs T. Kingston (Wellington), are visiting Christchurch. , -Mr and Mrs F. Smith (Dunedin) are ! paying; at the Clarendon. A. H. Waters (Wellington) is in town. , ; ahd rs Anpleton (Wcllingtph) arc staying at Warners. ;Mrs A. G. Crawford arrived in Christchurch from Dunedin yesterday. -Mr and Mrs J. H. Ensor (Rydal X>owns) are in town. "tMf and Mrs Edward Grigg (Eiffelton) hAire-.bcen in town on a short visit. .j’Dr iand Mrs Bruce Stringer arrived in-;Ghristchurch to-day, and are staying . ot/tho United Service. ! 'Mr'and Mrs M. F. Bourko (Wellington) have been in town on a short tfjsi't. ; Mrg'J. Burton and Miss J. Craddock (Wellington) are staying at the Clarendon.;' /■Mr and Mrs W. Hannah and Miss Hahftah,' who have been in Christchurch for a, day or two, went on to Hanmcr this iitarning. '[Sir and Mrs F. A. Cropley (Sydney), Mr George James and the Misses James (Jkatoomoa,, N.S.W’.) are staying at the united Service. ! Olr -and Mrs Shallcrass and Miss l|,apuan- (Greymouth), who have been for a week, are back in Ql^isicKiii'cli. '-Mrs Richard King (Blenheim) is tho ■ guoSt of Mrs W.. H. Hclmorc, Fendnltbn, and will go on to Invercargill next . : week- ' " Mrs B. A. Wellborno arrived , in, Christchurch this morning, and ~is .staying at Warner’s. She is • accompanied by Nursing Sister Macfariuq, also of Gisborne. Mr And Mrs Reginald S. Williams, who have been in Queenstown on their wedding trip, are coming to Churist- , church to-day, and will stay at the Clarendon.' ;,AJ: (; Eimwood yesterday a. tennis tourijainon.t; was. commenced which is to bo ctaicludcd this afternoon, Last eveujflft % small informal dance w&s held, tno/: guests being mostly tho tennis ''-“A'.tmblic meeting will be held in tho g iibcr of Commerce next Tuesday tag for +hc purpose of passing d u won _ expressing tho apprecianon or^-ipe-citizens of Christchurch of tho fences rendered by Miss M. Thurston af matron at the Christchurch Public Hospital and as matron in charge of tho V^w'Zealand military hospitals in Eng- , land..’

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