Woman’s World

Wanganui Chronicle, 3 May 1949, Page 7

Woman’s World

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Mrs. J. R. Thompson, Wanganui, is visiting Mrs. C. W. Thompson,; i Hawera. > Mrs. R. Caircl, of Wanganui, spent i the week-end in Rangiwahia as the guest of Mrs. Neil Caird. Mrs. E. H. Poynter, Maxwell' Avenue, has returned from Rotorua, ! where she attended the Booksellers’; Conference. Miss Ruth Hardy, of Sydney, and I formerly of Taihape, who has been’ visiting Wanganui and district, will 1 return to Australia by th e Monowai, 1 : which sails from Wellington on Fri-i' day.

Flowers For Mother’s Day. Flowers are especially appropriate as a gift for mother, so honour her on Mother’s Day with a gift of her favourite flowers. Fragrant and freshly cut blooms are a feature at Enid Robinson, Florist, 167 Victoria Avenue. Ana for mothers who live in other towns, floral remembrances can be sent. This is made possibl e by the Florists’ Telegraph Delivery system. Just make known your floral requirements and give your order early to Enid Robinson and she will see that the flowers and message are delivered through this system to your mother’s address in the distant town. Be sure ana give your order early or call and consult the floriste. Telephone 5407/'

Engagement LITTLEWOOD WRIGHT.—The engagement is announced between Gretchen Gwendoline, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Wright, Parapara Road, Raetihi, and James Harold, youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. W. E. Littlewood, Raetihi.