SOCIAL NEWS

Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 55, 11 July 1938, Page 3

SOCIAL NEWS

Mr andf Airs P. Fisher and ..their small of Opotiki, were recent guests .of Mr and Mrs A. Sha>v, IVluitatutu, Gisborne. » * ■» a * *" * Mrs C. lloid, d,f Hnmiltou, is visitin<r OpotiliT, and is the guest of Miss Puppy Holloway. 45. +!• 4!- 4!- 4i* it Mrs Q. Addison MjcClonnell, of Epsom, Auckland, and Mrs C. K. Jackman, of Stanley Bay, Auckland,- are the guests of 31 r and Mrs JO. M. Eiast, Ford Street, while spending a holiday in Opotiki. #. 45- 4444 # ••<■ » Miss K. Lambert and Miss M. Beckett lelt this morning to attend the Dominion Conference of the W. D.E.U. at Wellington. 44 * * 44 * * * M’,:\s F. O’Brian' accompanied iiy her son Graham, of Riverhond, Auckland, is visiting Opotiki, and is the guest of her sister, Airs J’cvi. Smith, 0 f “Sybton”, AVaiotahi. 41 41 44 it » * - Miss Nitu Neilson, is visiting Gisborne, where she is the guest of Airs Fred Pitcher, To Karaka. 4} 41 41 41 41 11 * Mr and Mlrs S. Mflntosfi and their small son are leaving by private ear to-morrow for their borne in Woodville, after spending a short holiday in Opotiki as the guests of Mr and Airs W. Young, Otara. ' ■K- •**- -K- +- ■* -HMrs El. Thompson has returned to her home after a visit to Galatea where she was the guest yf her daughter, Airs A\ . A. Black. 41 -K- 41 44 44 K 44 Mr and Airs AY. Andrews and their son John, of Buiinythorpe, are spending a holiday in Opotik;i. CQMINC-OE-AGE PARTY The homo of Air and Airs T. G. Johnson was the scene of much gaiety 011 Sunday afternoon and evening, when their youngest daughter. 1* reda, celebrated, her coniin^-of-age. A sumptuous tea was partaken of, the guest of honour being surrounded by Irionds from Whakutano and Opotiki. A beautiful cake with 21 candles held the place of honour and after the presenting of a golden key by her father, Miss Johnson cut tin 1 cake and distributed it among the guests.

A pleasing feature was tin* presence of the guests close relatives, living Mr and Mrs V. Allen and sun. and Mr Charles Johnson of AA'hakatane, Miss X. Johnson, and her mother and lather.

The evening was spent in musical items and community singing. Miss Johnson was the recipient of many beautiful presents.