VANITY FAIR

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 1, 2 January 1936, Page 2

VANITY FAIR

i I SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs D. H. Burfort. Wanganui, is spending a holiday at Ohope Beach, Bay of Plenty. Mr and Mrs G. Woolier are Hamilton visitors to Wanganui. Mr and Mrs H. O. Toogood, Masterkt on, are visiting Wanganui. B. Spenver, Eltham, is a visitor Wanganui. 11. M. Be.-dey arid family. of i:*.. are visiting Mr- Besd v - Hr;*-; \ M. a ho'.-lay ii; Wanga: ¥••<::.g. G-rr ii.e. *I r ' M a ir: ■ • • • • ' ' Hl’ - : . 11...

1 { SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. s Mr and Al is E. Forlong, Wellington, ate visiting Airs A. Hat-rick, senr. St. John’s Hill. i Air and Mrs T. E. Armitage, accompanied by Alis.s D. Johnson, have left on a motoring tour of Rotorua, Auckland. and Tauranga. Miss Ahvyn Rees-Jones, Wellington, is the guest of Airs D. R. Strang, Moore Avenue, Gonville, for the Flower— Strang wedding. Air and Airs George Alurch have returned to Wanganui from a trip to the South Island. • • • • Mr and Airs Fred Rathbone. Auckland. are visiting Air and Airs Sydney i Rathbone, St. John’s Hill. Mr and Mrs C. Rowlands, Welling--ton. are visiting Wanganui, New Plv- • mouth and Taupo. Vis* Peggy Scott is a Wanganui < visitor to Christchurch. Airs. A. B. Wilson, St. John's Hill, is visiting Auckland. Airs. Douglas Wilson. Wicksteed Street, is visiting her mother, Airs. Bristow, Wellington. Air. J. J. Adams and Aliss L. Adams. >elwyu Street, who have been spending < hrsrmas with Air. and Airs. AV. Hall. 1 AVeliington. returned on New Year’s' r Eve. Miss H. Bringezu visited AVeliington this week to farewell her sister and ; niece, Airs, and Miss Aluller, of Bris-) bane, who have been touring the North j Island and were passengers on the ! Oram a. j Airs. .1. AL Hussey and Aliss Hussey I are Wanganui visitors to Auckland. 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. N. AVilson, AVangaI nil;. Miss N. AVilson and Air. G. Wilson. I AVeliington, are on holiday at Manga- I i han. ; Aliss Nell Cullerton has just returned ; from the Auckland races after a very , J enjoyable few days. ! Airs. B. Palmer, AVeliington, is at [ ! present staying with her sister, Airs. B. | t’ollerton, Taihape. i Mrs. I. ID. Blackie and her two • laughters, of AVaitotara. have left for I a month's holiday in the South Island.) i Alajor A. F. Purvis, military sec re- I tmy to the Viscount) Galway, and Airs. Purvis, left Auck- > land by the Mariposa last week on a • (holiday visit to Sydney. They will be i • away from New Zealand for about a 1 month. Sister L. Cripps, who completed her I training at the Ashburton Public Hospital some few months ago and left to join the staff of St. Alary’s i Private Hospital, Christchurch, has j been appointed to the position of Sister ■in the Ashburton Hospital and takes [tip her new duties on January 1, states , rhe Christchurch Press. Sister Cripps is the eldest daughter of Air. and Airs. Cripps, of Wanganui, and an old pupil •if the Wanganui Technical College. ; Recent visitors to the Chateau Tonga riro during the last week included the following: Air. and Airs. Peat, Air. and Mrs. Holroyd, Air. and Airs. Alillwanl, and Air. Ord (Wanganui); Air. ( and Airs. F. Ziegler (London); Airs. C. I 11. Woodley. Air. and Airs. Basil AVen- i ham. sir Archibald and Lady Edmon- , stone, and Miss E. Barlow (England); Mrs. King and Alis.s English (North) Ireland); Professor R. S. Stevens, Mrs. i R. S. Stevens, and Master Stevens ’ (New York ; Alr. and Airs. F. AV. Fritsch, Aliss .1. Archibald, Miss B. | i Shield, Dr. and Airs. Alarkell, Air. and f / Airs, Cohen. Aliss Ward. Misses Prior, Miss .1. Harrison, Airs. H. Horton, Air. j and Airs. Norman Rejgate. Air. and Mrs. AlcNall. Air. and Airs. Russell! Crane. Miss AV. Blav, Air. and Mrs. I Master, ami Aliss a'. LL Wright, Air. I and Airs. Wearne, Mr. and Airs. M. I AlcNama, Air. Williams. Mi. A. iMasurel. Mr. and Mrs. T. AV. Alitchell, Air. and Airs. J. D. Young, Air. and ■Mrs. Carter. Aliss I. Darby, and Miss L. Storey (Australia); Mr. P. AV. S. Goddney (Ceylon); and Aliss P. Thompson (Tasmania'. 'photographs for new year | I There’s nothing more acceptable at ] this time of the year than a photograph -Tesla Studios have all the latest and i ' best in photography—be photographed ' ! to-day, or ’phone 2381 for an appoint- j | meat. Extra copies or enlargements .'also obtainable from all Denton, Tesla ■ and Milne Allan negatives.

ENGAGEMENTS I The engagement is announced oi iDorothy Isabel, eldest daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. J. McAlister, WanIganui, to William Alexander, Kaj. Iwi Wanganui. ’ The engagement is announced of I Norah Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. land Mrs. J. Waters, Westmere, to Neil 'Ernest, second son of Mr. and Mrs. 8. Johnson, Wanganui. The engagement is announced of iAnnie, younger daughter of Airs. 11. I Bain and the late, James Bain, WangaInui, to Arthur only son of Air. and Airs. |(x. J. Silcoek, Wanganui. WEDDING MARSHALL—COWIE A pretty wedding was solemnised in the Knox Presbyterian Church, Patea, by Rev. H. B. Burnett, on December IS, when Joan Thompson, elder daughter of Air and Airs D. Al. Cowie, was married to William Andrew, son of Airs N. Alarshall, late of Palea The bride, who was given away by her father, was frocked in soft ivory sand vrepe, with full sleeves gathered to voke, forming a co-wl neckline. A soft tulle veil falling from a headband of silk velvet flowers, caught at each side by sprays of nrange blossom, was worn, and a shower bouquet of white carnations and madonna lilies was carried. Aliss Margaret Cowie, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid, wore pink floral georgette, long to the ankles, with niching round neck and hips, and pink • hat to tone. Her bouquet was of pink carnations, sweet peas and maidenhair fern. Air Tan Cowie, brother of the bride, j acted as best man. I Aliss- AL Hamerton sang a solo in the I church. ' The reception was held at the resi- ' deuce of the bride’s parents. : Airs W. P. Shield, Patea. made the • I bouquets. J The bridegroom’s gift to the bride , was a brown handbag and a gold arm- ' I let to the bridesmaid. I Floral pique, voile and grey coat, j with accessories to match, were worn I by the bride when Air and Airs AfarI shall left on their honeymoon.