SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 119, 23 May 1932, Page 2

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs. W. Bavin and Miss B. Page returned tu Hawera last Friday after spending a few days in Wanganui. Miss M. Shipton nas a Hawera visitor to Wanganui during last week. , Mr. anti Mrs. Rea, of Auckland, are I visiting Wanganui. Mrs. L. Salck and Mrs. 8. Salek, of • Wellington, are spending a holiday in Wanganui. I Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Parsons journeyed through to Te Rapa, Waikato, for the race meeting last Saturday. Mrs. 8. Johnston, of Waverley, is visiting Mrs. A. Avery, New Plymouth. Mrs. A. B. Gibson and Miss Gibson have returned to Wanganui from a visit to New Plymouth. • • « w • Miss Cornyns is a Wanganui visito’r to Stratford and is the guest of Mrs. Hazelden. • • • « • Miss J. Banks is visiting Mrs. K. Hunger junr., Patea. »*•••• Misses Christensen, of Wanganui, are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. A. T. Christensen, Patea. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Davis and their young son and daughter have been the guests of Mrs. W. R. S. Brewer, “Waihau,” Waverley, during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Carde were among the visitors to the Chateau Tonga riro during last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Beauchamp, with their son and daughter have reti||ied from a fortnight’s holiday at Tokaanu.

Mrs. Boon, with her daughter Judith, and niece, Miss E. Morton, have returned to Mataroa after a holiday spent with her mother, Mrs. Wastney.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jensen were among the visitors .to the Chateau Tongariro during last week.

The Rev. R. Raine and Mrs. Raine are spending a brief holiday in Wanganui. They are the guests of the Rev. G. P. and Mrs. Hunt at 36 Dublin Street. Mr. Raine occupied the pulpit at Dublin Street Methodist Church yesterday morning. Miss Florence Harding, M.A’., who was awarded the Sir William Hartley I scholarship on the examination of 1931 at Canterbury College, will leave in August for England to continue her studies.

Miss E. F. Macrae has returned from Palmerston North. Miss Annie Scott, who has been staying with her mother, Mrs. Elliott. Durie Hill, has returned to Aurua. Taranaki. Mrs. Elliott has journeyed through to Douglas, Taranaki, where she is staying with her daughter, Mrs. W. Breddon. UNION BOAT CLUB THE WEEKLY DANCE Dancing at the Union Boat Club’s weekly function was as enjoyable as ever last Saturday night, when music was temptingly played by the Tempo Teasers. The decorations; of brown and gobi streamers and the multi-col-oured lights made the hall delightful to the eye. A Monte Carlo dance was won by Miss Tucker and partner. Among those present were Mesdames Crutchley, cinnamon silk lacc over rose pink; E. Crotty, black taffeta; L’hurlow, dark green lace; and Misses Crotty, primrose frilled organdie; Staton, floral georgette; S. Vernon, tur-quoise-blue satin; Bailey, pink taffeta; Wilson, black satin; Gibbons, white satin; Glenn, floral rose pink georgette; Thomson, apricot satin; Bethune, dark green .satin, Thompson, green satin; White, blue floral georgette; Carr, pale pink georgette; Svenson, black satin; Fremont, ioso pink satin; Bradshaw, green lace frock; Gilmour, floral taffeta; Johnston, black lace; Stewart, black satin; Gurney, winered lace; Blair, pale green lace; K. Carvel], pale green frilled georgette; N. Wells, floral georgette; Drury, black lacc; Williams, black and white satin, Cade, floral chiffon; B. Burke, green satin and georgette; C. Bailey, pinn satin; Simmonds, green satin; Cripps, garnet-red satin; Delves, black satin; D. Carveli, emerald-green georgette; N. White, blue floral tulle; M. Bowlor, [•ink and black satin; and many others.