Personal

Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 30, 5 February 1937, Page 2

Personal

Captain E. T. R. Carlyou and his wife and family, of Gwavas, Tikokino, have booked passages to England and will leavo about the middle of April. It is their intention to reside in England for bout a year. i Mr. 11. V. Mountier, telegraph engin- ' jcr at Napier, has been transferred to ' Wellington. Entering the service in ' 1921, Mr. Mountier was first in the engineer's branch at Wellington, being ■ transferred to Christchurch as assistant 1 engineer in 1925. During the succeeding nine and a-half years he was in turn in charge of the West Coast, 1 South Canterbury and East Canterbury districts, although still stationed at Christchurch. He went to Napier from , Christchurch in April, 1935, succeeding Mr. H. G. Lakcman. Mrs. J. L. Chambers, Morea station, . was a visitor to Gisborne for the . Scannell—Burke wedding on Wednesi lay* I The Misses Margaret, Fanny and [ Jocelyn Pattison, and Mr. B. Pattison, \ “The Brow,’’ Waipawa, are staying in f Gisborne. i Mrs. and Miss Guthrie, Havelock i North, aro visiting the Bay of Plenty, i Miss M. Griffin is a Levin visitor to ' Hawke's Bay. Miss Phyllis Hammond, Marton, is i cho guest* of Mrs. H. Peacock, Manga- ■ Itarata. ' Mrs. C. E. Barry, Matamata, is on a visit to her father, Mr. A. Rood, Tav- • stock road, Wipukurau. Mr. and Airs. A. W. Butt and family, 1 Sliercnden, Hawke's Bay, who are tour- *. ing in tho North Island, arc now the I guests of Airs. Butt's mother, Mrs. Bruce Watt, Stout street, Gisborne. | Miss Dolly Wilson, Patutahi, Gisborne, left on Alonday for Napier, | where .sho will be one of tho bridesI maids at the Davidson—lreland wed- ; I Miss Betty Sharp, Hastings, who has , been tho guest of Aliss G. Sharp, , Childers road, left on Wednesday to . stay with Afrs. D. AlcKeaguc, Stout , street, Gisborne. Mrs. Joan Watson, Fenwick street, i Hastings, is visiting Gisborne. Aliss Joan Hunter, Hastings, is stay- ■ ing witii her sister, Airs. H. C. Sproule, Sea point road, Napier. Airs. H. Berthou Williams and Aliss Rosemary Williams, Havelock North, aro on a visit to the far north, after spending a holiday in Auckland. Miss K. F. Rixon, Quoenswood School, Hastings, who has been spending the holidays with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Rixon, at Mangapai, North Auckland, has returned homo.

On tho occasion of tho twenty-first birthday of their elder daughter Hazel, Air. and Airs. A. Hutt entertained well over 100 guests at a very jolly dance in the Ongaonga hall on Alonday night. Tho hall had been beautifully decorated with greenery und streamers, which

presented a very gay scene, Supper was served, after which Air. llutt presented his daughter with a beautiful gold key. Tho guest of honour then opened a won derful array of gifts. During the evening a spot waltz was won by Air. Geo. Fletcher and Aliss Green, and a AJoutu Carlo by Mr. N. Taylor and Aliss Freeman tie.