PERSONAL NOTES.

Wairarapa Age, 22 September 1923, Page 2

PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Molly Crewe, who has been visiting Masterton, has returned to ?ahiat»a. Miss Valmai Gore (Wellington) Jias jeen a visitor to Masterton and has teen staying at Brancepeth. Nurse K. Owen has returned from i visit to Wellington, and is staying with Mrs Stewart, Essex street. Mrs Leonards, of Le Bons Bay, Akaroa, is the guest of her cousin Mrs C. Evans, Rongoniai. Miss Mary Wardell arrived at Auckland on her return from Honolulu yesterday. Sho will return to Masterton on Tuesday. Miss Lindel Jackson (Kopuaranga) is visiting Picton where she is attending the wedding of Dr. Rawlstron (Christchurch) to Miss Greensill. Miss C. Cooper (Gladstone) and Miss G. Al. Cooper (Alacara road, Masterton) arc making a prolonged stay in Wellington; Miss Badger, of the nursing staff of the Napier Hospital, who has been spending a month with her parents, in Pahiatua, has returned to Napier. There were four very pretty debutantes at the Alasonic ball. Aliss Nancy Hugo, daughter of Air H. P. Hugo, wore a charming frock of embossed ivory crepe de chine. Aliss Nell Harper (daughter of Air E. Harper, of Matahiwi, now of Longbush), wore white satin marocain. Aliss Bessie Shaw (daughter of Air G. Shaw, Te Ore Ore) was in white satin: and Aliss Jean Donald (daughter of Air Allan Donald, Featherston) in white satin eharmeuse.

The Alasonic ball was perhaps the most enjoyable dance of the season in Masterton. Great credit is due to the ladies’ committee, which worked very hard to promote its success. His Excellency spent nearly three hours at the ball. He did not dance, but his aide-de-camp, Commander Dove, R.N., who only arrived from Home a day or two ago, thoroughly enjoyed himself. Colonel H. E. Hart was also in, attendance as honorary aide-de-camp. Airs Hart wore a charming frock of yellow brocaded satin. Airs Temple, who was in jade green georgette, Airs Lamb in amber silk marocain, and Airs Pragnell, were also members of the Governor-General’s supper party. Amongst those present on the stage were Airs Sykes, Airs W. P. Janies, Airs Arnott, and Airs Harley Donald.