PERSONAL ITEMS

Wairarapa Daily Times, 14 March 1932, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS

Her Excellency Lady Bledisloc, is making a satisfactory recovery from the recent injury to her leg,-but is not yet able to move about with complete freedom.

The engagement is announced of Miss Muriel Graham, niece of Mrs T. H. Groves, Tawataia, to Mr David Clifford, Christchurch. The death occurred at Christchurch on Friday of Mr A. Barker, who was manager of the bottling store of the brewery at Mangatainoka. A London cable states that Mr Ebenezer Edwards, an ex-member of the British Parliament, is to succeed the late Mr A. J. Cook as general seeretarv of the Miners’ Federation.

The many friends of Mr G. Suker, Senr., of Musterton, will regret to hear that he is seriously ill, and that his condition is causing his relatives considerable anxiety.

The engagement is announced of Miss Mona Darcy, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Darcy, of Masterton, to Mr Kenneth Vibert, second son of Mrs and the late Mr 11. G. Vibert, of Masterton.

Professor D. B. Copland, dean of the faculty of commerce at Melbourne University, who was recently taken ill while on a visit to Wellington, and who is a patient in Bowen Street Hospital, is reported to have improved and to be making satisfactory progress. The engagement is announced of Miss Iris Daphne Grantham, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. A. Grantham, of Hope Street, Masterton, to Mr Samuel Henry (Harry) Pudnev, third son of Mr and the late Mrs A. L. Pudnev’ of Wellington.