SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 92, 18 April 1929, Page 3

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs Richardson, Kakaramca, arrives to-day on a visit to her sister, Mrs F. Searle. Miss Aileen Thomas was the guest of Mrs W. Anderson during the weekend. Mr David McFarlane, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs E. Cole, left yesterday for Auckland, en route for the South Sea Islands. Mrs A. G. Cross, "Wanganui, and Mrs Swainson, Pahiatua, arc visiting A\ ellington. Miss Kathleen Oliver has returned to Auckland from a visit to Wanganui, Taihapc and Feilding. Mrs W. McA. Duncan, of Ruanui, leaves Auckland this week for a trip to Great Britain. Miss E. A. "White is an Auckland visitor to "Wanganui. Miss Maida Meuli is viisting Mt. Egmont. Mrs A. E. Chcal and family returned on Monday from a visit to Napier. Mrs Lionel Follett has returned to "Wanganui after spending three months in Australia. Mr and Mrs H. Dalziel, of Christchurch, who have been the guests of Mrs T. G. Graham, St. John’s Hill, have gone to Auckland. The Misses Sinclair Ingles, of Hawke’s Bay, are visitors to Wanganui. Mrs W. Cray, Wicksteed Street, is visiting Wellington. Dr. H. D. Robertson and Mrs Robertson sailed from Wellington by the Coptic on Tuesday for London. Mr and Mrs J. I. Morgan, of “Glencairn,” Marton, have returned from a fortnight’s motor tour of New Plymouth, Auckland and Taupo, returning via Parapara Road. On Tuesday evening Mrs Hastings was hostess at a delightful party given in honour of Mrs Izard, who leaves New Zealand shortly. Mrs H. V. Hammond, Somme Parade, left on Monday for Palmerston North, where she is visiting her mother. Mr and Mrs F. A. Hunt are Wellington visitors to Wanganui. Mr C, I. F. De Berry, accompanied by Airs De Berry and their little daughter Edna, is visiting his parents at Gonville. Airs Walter Bowes, of Auckland, is visiting Mrs W. McElwain, Bell Street. Air and Airs R. P. Rhodes have arrived from England, and are the guests of Lady Rhodes, Christchurih. Mrs E. Anderson entertained a number of her friends at a delightful afternoon in honour of Mrs Alaclean, of Napier, on Tuesday.