PERSONAL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 233, 1 October 1929, Page 2

PERSONAL

Mrs Day, who hag been the guest of Mrs H. IDuigan, has returned to Palmerston North. Mrs Hancock, who has been staying with Mrs N. Allen, Wanganui, has gone back to Palmerston North. Mr and Mrs E. Knight are Dannevirke visitors to Wanganui. Miss Peggy Strachan, of Wanganui, is the guest of Mrs Ryan, {Stratford. Mrs liedinayne is a Halcomb© visitor to the races at Hastings. Mr J. Linklater,' MJ?., M rs Linklater and Miss M. Linklater, of Palmerston North, accompanied by Miss Hammond, Te Maire, Hunterville, ar ©visiting Mt, Cook. Mr and Mrs Christie, of Bluff Hill, Napier, are visiting Wanganui. Mrs J. Holden, of Dannevirke, is in Wanganui, A BRIDGE PARTY

There were pink cherry blossoms to welcome in the guests who assembled lor the very last Gonville Baby bridge party at Mrs Bullock-Douglas’ house yesterday. Mrs Bullock-Douglas, who was wearing a frock of navy crepe de chine with panel of blue and henna embroideries, received a large number of guests, and very soon everybody was comfortably disposed of at the various tables. A dainty afternoon tea was the only interruption to the game. Mrs Draffin, Mrs Trevor Austin, Mrs Duigan and Mrs G. Swan assisted Mrs BullockDouglas as hostesses, and among the guests were Miss Warnock, Mrs Whelan, Mrs Robbins, Mrs Hine, Mrs Short, Mrs Nicholson, Mrs Hobbins, Miss Jardine, Miss Murray, Mrs D. Campbell, Mrs Tenncnt Wells, Miss Norman, Mrs Price, Mrs J. Thompson, Mrs J. Boyd, Mrs Norwood, Mrs Wainwright, Mrs Bpellerberg, Mrs Saunders, Mrs Adams, Mrs Horne, Mrs Curtis, Mrs Willis, Mrs Walker, Mrs Jackson, Mrs Inglis, Mrs Robinson, Mrs Benjamin, Mrs Burnett, Mrs Gardner, Miss Parsons, Miss Chadwick, Mrs Ashton, Mrs Bowler, Mrs Mcßrearty, Mrs Fisher, Miss Sylvia Well, Mrs Boyes, Mrs Haszard, Mrs Gibson, Mrs G. Sutherland, Mrs Jamieson, Mrs A. J. Roberts, Mrs Dawson, Mrs Neumann, Mrs Walton, Mrs V. MeCaul, Mrs Warnock, Mrs Day, Mrs Hammond, Mrs Ryan, Mrs Cullen, Mrs McEneny, Mrs Spurdie, Mrs W. L. Young, Mrs Marchant, Mrs Blackmore, Mrs H.. Duigan, Mrs Thcrkleson, Mrs Moutray, Mrs Anderson.

JOYLAND’S SATURDAY DANCE Owing to a previous booking, Joyland were unable to get the Druid’s Hall for last Saturday’s dance, and so spent one more night in their old horned But during the course of the evening, the final move to the larger hall, starting from Saturday night next, was announced and was greeted with applause. Mr L. Earby was M.C., and among the guests were: Mrs K. E. McKinney, silver satin and brocade; Miss M. Agnew (Auckland), blue silk lace over pink taffetas. Miss Z. Tracey, pink taffetas, Miss Winifred Salt, nile green satin and Georgette; Miss F. Buckingham, lemon organdie; Miss A. Mahoney, green silk lace; Miss Freda Owen, blue and white frock; Miss D. Ransom, green crepe de chine with silver; Miss B. Dent, peacock blue crepe de chine; Miss T. Allen, red crepe de chine; Miss Elva Verrcn, flame crepe de chine; Miss Polly Wagstaff, black and white, Miss Carol Sheahon, pink lace and silver; Miss Nicholson, shell pink beaded georgette; Miss P. Scally, silver brocade and blue lace; Miss J. Allen, apricot taffeta and gold tissue; Miss M. Corney, blue silk net; Miss A. Scott, black georgette and radium lace.