PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 260, 1 November 1929, Page 2

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mrs A. Bogle, of St. John’s Hill, is visiting Stratford. Mrs S. Cunningham has returned from a short visit to Pahiatua. Mrs J. R. Cruickshank, who has been visiting Wanganui, has returned to New Plymouth. Mrs A. E. Marsack has returned to her home in Remuera, Auckland after a short visit to Wanganui. Mrs R. Lilburn, of St. John’s Hill, has left for a visit to Hunterville and Taihape, w’here she will be the guest of her daughter, Airs Britten. Mrs J. T. McDonald, of Palmerston North, is the guest of her sister, Mrs W. T. Landells, Dublin Street. Mrs A. C. Ward motored through from Wimbledon, Hawke’s Bay, and is spending a few days as the guest of Mrs E. H. McDonald, Glasgow Street. Miss Alisun Green has returned from a short visit to Stan way. Mrs P. W. Dorrington and Mrs Frazer are Dannevirke visitors to Wanganui. Air and Airs A, McLeod, Mrs McLeod (senr.), and Miss McLeod motored through to New Plymouth for a few days holiday, and have now returned home. Mrj Burr and Mr lan Burr have returned from a visit to Dannevirke. Mr and Mrs AlcEneny have been visiting Mr and Mrs Ellingham. Dannevirke, and have returned home. Air and Mrs Jack Harrison have been away on a visit to Palmerston North and Wellington Mrs Ray Sutherland and Airs Brady are expected home next week after their trip to Sydney. Mrs W. Gillies has returned from a visit to Wellington. The Hon. Vernon Reid, and Mrs Reid, who were guests at the Hotel Braeburn this week, have returned to Wellington. Mr and Mrs Eyes, of the United States, spent a few days in Wanganui, and have now left en route for Tasmania. Mr and Airs J. W. Marshall, of Marton. are stopping at the Hotel Braeburn. Mrs Ballantyne. of Lower Hutt, arrived in Wanganui for a holiday visit yesterday. Airs Norman Kirkcaldie, who was a guest at the Hotel Braeburn this week, has returned to her home at Ohau. Colonel and Aliss Powles have returned to Wellington after a short visit to Wanganui. Airs C. C. Alorgan’s friends will be glad to know that she has recovered from injuries received in a motor accident sufficiently to leave hospital at Taumarunui, and return to her home at Kaitieke. Air and Airs Richardson have left for their home at Eketahuna, after a short' visit to Wanganui. Lady Alice Fergusson means to carry away with her some tangible reminiscences of New Zealand, for, in company with Aliss Richmond, she made no fewer than five little sketches on her recent visit to Dawson Falls. Her visit was something of a surprise one, and at a small Maori settlement to which she paid an unexpected call, the chief was much concerned that she should leave without some sort of present. There was no time for anything elaborate, so he dashed outside into the garden of his home, and returned with a basket of large and portly kumaras. As an impromptu gift, the basket must have pleased Lady Alice as much as any souvenir which she has received on her farewell tour.