WOMEN’S WORLD

Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 116, 15 April 1940, Page 9

WOMEN’S WORLD

Miss Yvonne Rapley, of Broadway, is visiting Auckland as the guest of Mrs T. H. C. Caughey,' Mr and Mrs It. Allison, who have been on a caravan tour to Auckland, North Auckland. Ninety-Mil6 Beacu and Tongariro National Park, have returned to Palmerston North. Mrs A. J. M. Goodwin, of AVellesbournc Street, will return to Palmerston North this week from Auckland, where she lias been visiting her daughter, Mrs Clive Coleman. Miss Katherine White has taken up her duties on the dispensing staff of the Palmerston North .Hospital. Formerly on the dispensing staff of the Christchurch Hospital, Miss White is the only daughter of Mr V. White, manager of tho Christchurch Press. Mrs A. B. Smith, Dominion secretary,’ and Mr anil Mrs Stevenson (Wellington), Mrs David Crewe (l Jahiatua), Mrs Woodroofo (Cambridge) and Airs Bowe (Auckland) were visitors to “.Kamga Aloe” lor the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union garden party in aid of 1 lie rest home, on Saturday. Tho New Zealand “ace,” Flying-Offi-cer E. J. Kain, is affianced to Aliss Joyce Phillips, aged 23 years, an actress appearing in repertory at Peterborough. Miss Phillips, interviewed, declared -she was the most thrilled girl in the world. She would worry sometimes, hut she had the greatest confidence in Flying-Officer Kain. lie had as good a chance as the next. News was received recently from Flying-Officer Raymond Hannan that lie and three other New Zealanders had been the guests in the New A’ear of Lady Dudley, at her home in Sussex, England. It will he remembered that as Gertie Millar Lady Dudley was the original “Alary” in “Our Miss Gibbs.” Flying-Officer Hannan, who has been in England since last July, was a resident of Palmerston North and left to accept an R.A.F. commission in the Old Country.

(By “Nanette.”)