“GOLDEN SUNSET" LOOKS FORWARD TO BALL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 138, 13 June 1931, Page 16 (Supplement)

“GOLDEN SUNSET" LOOKS FORWARD TO BALL

g Dear Wendy, - Well, here I am once «g»>n » with my pen and ink to write you a few lines, which I hope finds you quite well, as I it. leaves me just now. I want to thank you, s Wendy, for placing me on the Honours a Board the last time I wrote to you. My e word, Wendy, haven’t we been having some a cold nights and mornings lately, especially f last Friday morning? It was awful! We . were all up at grandma's place yesterday for - the day; my grandma from Wanganui is out rl staying with us just now, eo wo took her e with us, too. We are having a children’s e fancy dress bull on (he 19th of this month, r I do not know which costume I will be s wearing yet; mother says to go in my plain o clothes, but I say, "That’s no good to this i chicken.” Well, dear Wendy, I must stop - now and get to dreamland. With heaps of love and kisses to your dear eelf and all the !. Ites.—From your loving Ite. "GOLDEN u SUNSETS C.W.K., Porewa. Many thanks, dear, for your kind inquiry. . I am keeping quite well. Dear me, yes, the s weather has indeed been cold. Jack Frost is n busy, isn’t he? How lovely to have your 1 grandmother from Wanganui to stay with e you. Will you take her to the ball, too? I 1 hope you spend a happy time. Do not forget to tell me all about it, will you?— Wendy.