PERSONAL ITEMS

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20331, 14 June 1934, Page 6

PERSONAL ITEMS

Miss Lorraine Sidey, Dunedin, is visiting Mrs R. W. Morrow, Helmore’s Road. Mrs A. W. Andrew, Cashmere Hills, has returned to London from visits to Scotland and Ireland. She will return to New Zealand by the Akarca, sailing in July. Miss Pamela Rawnsley. Innes Road who has been the guest of Miss Torn Rutherford, Onepunga, Amberley, wil 1 return home to-day, accompanied bv Miss Rutherford, who will stay with her for several days. Mrs M. E. R. Tripe, the Wellington artist, who has spent the last eighteen months in London with her younger son. Mr Anthony Tripe, will return to New Zealand by the Rangitane, which leaves London toward the end of this month. At the Orchestral Society’s Elgar Memorial Concert at the Radiant Hall last night Miss Nancy Bowden, contralto, was the soloist. Miss Bowden wore a simply-cut black pan-velvet frock, sleeveless, and with a grace f ul flared skirt. A long pearl necklace relieved the severe lines of the lrock. Miss E. A. Aitken, who has rendered loyal service to the Christchurch branch of the Overseas League during her three or four years as honorary sro ■ retary, has lately received a badge in appreciation of her services from t;:e headquarter's of the league in London.

Members of the Windwhistle Ski-ing Club who will attend the club's dance in the Masonic Hall at Coalgate on Saturday evening include Mr and Mrs Guv Cotterill and Mr and Mrs Gordon Coull, who will stay with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hall at Ilororata. Mr and Mrs Peter Hall and Mr and Mrs Eric Millton will be the guests of Major and Mrs Hutton, “ Bangor,” for the dance. Other Christchurch people who intend to be present are Mr and Mrs Bede Loughnan, Mr and Mrs John Moore, and Mr and Mrs Ivan Wood.

Mrs James Catherwood and her daughter. Airs Russell Corderv, Christchurch, are visiting Timaru.

Mrs R. .T. M’Callufn, Set ton Street, Timaru, who has been visiting Christchurch, has returned home. Mrs E. Thompson. Beverlev House. Timaru, has returned from a visit to Christchurch. Mrs E. T. Layburn, St Albans, has returned to Christchurch after visiting her sister, Mrs G. D. Virtue, Elizabeth Street, Timaru. Mrs Alan Campbell. Grey Road, Timaru, and her small son have returned from a visit to Mrs P. A. Ardagh, Carlton Mill Road. Mrs A. J. Benzie, Christchurch, who has been spending an extended holiday in England, will sail for New Zealand by the Ormonde in August. Mrs James Grant, Gray’s Hills. Mackenzie Country, who been staving with Mrs Grant, Aigantighe. Timaru, has left for Christchurch. Miss Winnie Beckett, Waimate. who is the guest of Mrs d’Auvergne. Christchurch, will leave at the end of *he week for Rakaia to stav with Mrs A Henderson. Footballers in Christchurch \s ill learn with interest of the wedding, which took place on May 1 at All Saints’ Church, Chester, of Mr Gordon Innes, New Zealand representative footballer, and Miss Eleanor Maud Wright, both of Christchurch. Mr Innes is now playing centre three-quarter for the Wigan Rugby Football Club. His bride had arrived in England only three days prior to the wedding, by the Barrabool. Mr W. E. Merritt, well known both as a cricketer and footballer, was best man, and Airs A. J. Benzie, also of Christchurch, was matron of honour. The ceremony, for which the church was crowded with ! footballers, was performed by Canon j Thicknesse.