PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 16, 3 February 1937, Page 12

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Miss Thora, Waione, is visiting Hastings. Mrs R. Cleaver, of Normanby, Tara* naki, is visiting Hastings and Napier. Mr and Mrs O. D. Bennett, Weber, bave returned from a, vigit to Napier, Miss M. Pease has' returned to Eltham from a holiday in Hawke's Bay. Mr and Mrs Rood aro Waipawa visitors to Whakatane, Mrs and Mrs Stretton, Norsewood, bave returned from a holiday visit to Napier, Mts Thornley Sherratt, Hastings., is the guest of Mrs R. S, T. Sherratt, Waiherere, Gisborne. Mr and Mrs W. J, McLeod are Napier visitors, tp Gisborne for the ScannellBurke wedding. Miss E. Daley, Puketapu, is leaving on the Wanganella cruise to the Bounds. Mr and Mrs N. J. Ellison, Napier, arq the guests of Mrs Ellison 's mother, Mrs R, M. Garrer, "Wimmera," Palmerston North. Miss F. McLennan, Havelock North, ia the gueat of Mrs S. E. Gillinghani, Waerenga-o-kuri. Mrs P. F. Wall, and her daughter, Miss Mary (Wall, Hatuma, are visitors to Gisborne for the Scannell — Burke wedding. Mrs G. Hannah, Napier, aceompanic. by her children, is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs R. Caulton, Matawai, w Mrs R. K. Donald and her thrce smaU children leave Waipukurau tomorrow for England by the Tainui on an extended visit to relatives. Mr and Mrs George Tripe, Omahu road, Hastings, are visitors to Gisborne for the Scannell-— Burke wedding today. Miss M, L. Jamieson "And Mr W. L. Jamieson, Hastings, are the guests of Mrs R. J. Beynolds, "Sandown,5? Gisborne. Mre Howard. M. Glazebrook, Maraekakaho, has returned from a visit to New Plyrr.outb* Mrs A. H. Insull has returned from b holiday vis.'t to New Plymouth, whero she was the guest of Mrs H. W. Insull. Miss E. Collins, of Gonville, Wanganui, is on a visit to Hastings and staying with Mr and Mrs J. Stickland The Misses Godd, Wharerangi, left this morning for Wellington, and will join tbe Wanganella leaving on Thursday for fhe Milford Sound cruise. Mrs Waiter ' MiUer and small daughter, of Southland, who have been on an extended visit to Mrs Millev 's parents, Mr and Mrs Stanley J ones, Kennedy road, Napier, returned home yesterday. Mrs J. Platten, of Poralte, sails by tlie Port Nicholson from Wellington on February 27 to join her husband in London. Mr Platten, who spent somo years in Napier as a journalist, is now ineeting with succesa with hie literary work being published in England, Mrs Richardson, who is an Englisb visitor to New Zealand, was the guest of Bishop F. A. and Mrs Bennett last week-end. She is now staying at Rotorua for a week and on her return will be the guest of Mrs H. M. Campbell, at Waimarama. Members of the executive of cho Hastings Orchestral Society made a aurprise call on a vecent afternoon upon Mrs J. W. MacLachlan, who is shortly leaving for the Old Country, and made her the recipient of a small token of their appreciation o£ the services Bhe has given the society. The presentatiou was made by Mr F • J. Tonkin, chairman of the executive, who expressed the thanks of the society for the everready help and support that Mrs MacLachlan had given and wi-shed her and her family every happiness and prosperity. Mrs E. A. W. Henley, who has been staying with various friends in Hawke's Bay since Christmas, has returned to Napier and will remain there till she leaves for Wellington to join tho Rotorua on March 6.