SOCIAL NOTES.

Waikato Times, Volume 103, Issue 17412, 26 May 1928, Page 15 (Supplement)

SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs A. E. Manning left last night for Wellington where she will spend some weeks as the guest of her daughter, Mrs W. de Lautour.

Miss L. Pearson of Sydney, is the

1 guest of her sister Mrs K. Eade, Hamilton. She intends to spend two or -three months in New Zealand. • * • « Mrs R. R. Seddon left on Thursday tnight to take up her residence in f.Timaru. * * * * | Mrs G. Jackson has returned to illamilton after being the guest of Mrs |A. Bayly of Auckland for some days. ■ r • « f Mrs J. S. Brown of Auckland is Hamilton. jVj Mrs T. Jolly has returned to Hamilton after some weeks spent in Auckland. • * • • f Miss Brann of Cambridge, is 'visiting fiber sister, Mrs W. Brabant, Auckland. G • * * * G Miss G. Maher of Napier was in Hamtil ton during the week as the guest of ;;Mrs E. G. Brewis, Glaudelands. pl m * * * f Mrs J. Conlan has returned to Auckland from an enjoyable holiday in the Waikato. :■$ * * * • § Miss de Lambert of Hastings is a visitor to Hamilton. \ E • * • • • Miss Iris Higginson of Auckland, is the guest of Miss F. Hall. • M 9 • Mrs A. G. Anderson and Miss Freita Anderson, of Taranaki, are visiting friends in Cambridge. • • • • . ; Mrs Ryall, of the King Country, has been visiting Cambridge for the hunting. ■j • • • ; Mrs Parkinson and Mrs W. McNicol have returned from a holiday at Raglan. • y Arrangements are completed for the visit of the Hon. L. M. Isitt, M.L.G., to Hamilton, who is to preach in two of the churches to-morrow and address ah after-church rally in the Strand Theatre in the eyoning. The subject of the evening address is the Bible in Schools and will particularly appeal to the parents of Hamilton at this juncture, seeing that Bible teaching is td begin almost immediately in some of the local schools under the “Nelson” system. To the mother generally falls the responsibility of imparting to the child mind those first thoughts of C.od and goodness and it seems natural that the great Book which tells of God should And a place in the material of the curriculum of the schools. It will he interesting to hear what Mr Isilt has to say.

ENGAGEMENTS. —i ; The engagement is announced of Rita Eulalia.only daughter of Mr P. W. Burley of Hamilton, to Jehn Jeffrey only son of the late Mr and Mrs J. H. Standrin of Tasmania. BThe engagement is announced nf IJSfarjorie, second daughter of Mr and Mrs J. W. Benseman, of Ngahape, Te famutu, to Gervas Charles, elder son Lieutenant-Colonel L. F. W'ylde, 0.8. E., LA., and Mrs Wylde, of Quelta, India.