PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24399, 10 September 1940, Page 10

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mrs Hunter-Weston has returned from a holiday spent at Wanaka.

Miss T. Couston of Christchurch, is the guest of Miss Valmai Sundstrum.

Mrs Vernon Rout, of Nelson, is now the guest of Mrs Hunter-Weston.

Mrs Walter Raymond, of Timaru, is on a visit to Dunedin.

Miss Betty McArthur is visiting Timaru. . ' „ . ¥ * *

Mr and Mrs A. C. Paterson and Miss Dorothy Paterson will leave to-morrow to spend a holiday at Wanaka.

Mrs 1. Miles and Miss Barbara Mace (Auckland) returned yesterday from Wanaka. ~ „ * v *

Mrn Raymond Kirk left yesterday for Gisborne on a visit to her mother. Mrs G.Scott. ¥ 1#

Miss Mary Buchanan will leave today for Kurow to stay with Miss Marion Cameron, who has been her fiuest * * *

Mrs H. A. S. Smith, of Ceylon, will arrive from Amberley to-morrow to stay with Mrs J. N, Thompson, of Anderson's Bay. * * *

Mrs F, E. Shrimpton, of St. Clair, who has been in England for the last two years, is now on her way out to New Zealand, and is expected to arrive soon - * * *

"How to raise seedlings" will be the subject of a talk to be given.by Mr E Young to the gardening circle of the Otago Women's Club this afternoon at 3.30.

Miss Tephany Ross, accompanied by her father. Mr T. C. Ross, and her aunt, Mrs James, of London, left Dunedin yesterday on her way to the Malay States, where her marriage will taKe place to Mr Harold Service. # * * >

Spring blooms decorated the lounge and dining room of Miss M Ballard s residence at Opoho on Saturday afternoon when she entertained. in honour of Miss Nola Shearer, who is to he an October bride. The bride-to-be received many useful gifts for her new home - * * *

• Miss M F. E. Adams (Auckland), Miss Phyllis Jull (Wellington), and Miss L. Vial (Dunedin).. girls' vocational guidance officers, visited Christchurch last week to attend a two-day conference of the New Zealand Vocational Guidance Association held in Canterbury College. .

Lady Ferguson, president of the Otago Women's Club, entertained the members of the committee to luncheon in the club dining-room yesterday.. A central bowl of stately blue irises decorated the table and beside the plate of each guest lay a bunch ot deep blue grape hyacinths. « * *

. After the final curtain of " When We Are Married,' the play staged last week by the Dunedin Repertory Society in aid of patriotic funds, the cast and all those who had assisted with the production were the guests of the president of the society -Mrs Richard Hudson) at a supper party held in the rehearsal rooms, which had been attractively decorated with spring flowers and blossom. The hostess received her guests wearing a becoming gown of mist-blue lace and chiffon.

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