SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 98, 28 April 1939, Page 2

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Leia Brandon (Okoia) is spending a holiday in Qzborne with relatives. Miss P. Willis, of Wanganui, is spending a short holiday in Auckland. Mrs. Wallace Strachan, Okoia, left this week on a holiday visit to Auckland. Mrs. W. Craig motored to Wellington on Wednesday to bid farewell to Mrs. W. Peat, of Wanganui, \vho left by the Dominion Monarch fur England. Mrs. W. A. Larsen, Foster’s Hotel, left on Wednesday to join the Awatea for Sydney, where she will sail by the Orontes for England. Mrs. J. M. Hussey, St. John’s Hill, motored to Wellington on Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. F. Paul, who has left for England. Mrs. A. Rainton, of Worcester

Street, Christchurch, is visiting Wan- ■ ganui, is the guest of her sister-in- • law, Mrs. T. Cuthbertson, Gonville • Avenue. Miss Hatrick and Miss V. Baylv were Wanganui visitors to Wellington to farewell Mrs. M. Earle, who left for England by the Dominion MonI arch. Mrs. R. D. Rule, accompanied by Miss Nancy Chelley and Miss J. Symes, left Wanganui yesterday on a visit to Christchurch. Miss Beth Campbell, who is spend-

ing an enjoyable holiday as lhe guest of her aunt. Mrs. T. V. Morrin, of Hastings, attended the Hardy Morrm wedding. ... , Lady Parr, who, with Sir James Parr is staying in Devonport, Auckland, will leave on Monday by the Monterey for England, via the United States. w * Miss L. E. Hackett, of Wanganui, left by the Dominion Monarch for | South'Africa on Wednesday. Miss • Hackett, who is a general midwifery and Plunket trained nurse, intends to. practise her profession while in Africa and expects to be absent from lb' Dominion for two years.

ENGAGEMENT Roucher—Noble.—The engagement is announced of Irene, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Noble, Mangaweka, to Sydney Roucher, second son of Mrs. F. M. Hancox and lhe late Mr. L. Roucher, Rangi-