PERSONAL.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 19 April 1920, Page 2

PERSONAL.

Mr Guy 'fully, at present in hospital in Trentham, is making splendid recovery from a wound received while on active service, and it is pleasing to note that the use of his arm is rcturn-

The Rev. G. Frost, successor to the Kev. .1. H. Haslam, has taken up his residence at Levin. Unfortunately Mrs and Mi.-s Prost were detained at Hamilton on account of Miss Prost being

seized with an attack of appendicitis.

Mrs E. Da vies, of" Paraparaumu, and Sister Pavics, late of the Welington Hospital, are now staying with Mrs W. i'latt, Northhimi, Wellington, waiting for the departure of the c'orinthic, -.hen they leave for Lngland. Mr Howard Andrew, who intends to take up residence in Levin, has purchased the, resident of Mrs Gardner, Queen street. The sale was effected through Messrs Joplin, Stallard and Curmichacl, the well-known Levin laad an.) estate agent-.

A wedding of interest was solemnI i-eti at Po.vton on Wednesday, when ( Air Stanley Pentecost, youngest, son of (he lute Mr 1. 11. Pentecost, of ChristJ church, was married to Miss Elsio May ! Kobinsou, daughter of Mb and Mrn I\ ' Kobinson. of Fox ton. Tin: bride wore a I dress of ivory erepedeehene, trimmed with white satin ribbon and orange ' blossoms, and carried ;t bouquet of ' v. hite cosmos, cactus dahlias, and aa- | parages fen: with pink and white I streamers. Misses Nellie and Rita ; Kobinson, sister.- of the bride, were I bride-maids. The young couple will | take up their residence in Christi church. y-.-»-<■s