MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 14 April 1926, Page 3

MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE.

[“Angela’’ will be pleaaed to rewire for publication in the women’* page) notices from town and, .country ■ »übncribers, of engagements., weddings, dances, or any ptbcr ftem of-social or personal interest, but all such must bear the denature of the sender ]

Miss Maisie Latimer has returned from Dunedin.

Miss Hardy, Elizabeth Street, has returned from Rakaia.

Mr and Mrs A. E. Smith, Temuka, have returned from a visit to Dunedin. The Misses Murdoch, Latter Street, have returnod from Dunedin. Mr and Mrs M. McLeod, Temuka, have returned from a visit to Dunedin. Miss Olivo Lyon, Timaru, is -.isitiiig Rome, says a Home correspondent. Mrs Erling Ziesler,' Quarry Road, has returned from Dunedin. Mr and Mrs F. Ruddcnklau, Waimate, are visiting Christchurch. Captain and Mrs C. Kerr, Geraldine, are in Christchurch. Mrs and Miss Hargreaves, Kakahu, Geraldine, are bade from Christchurch. Mrs C. E. Thomas, LeCren’s Terrace, is in Christchurch. Miss Alison Johnston, Wai-iti Road, is back from a visit to Bluecliffs. Mrs Bannonnnn, Wai-iti Road, lias returned from Dunedin. Mr and Mrs E. J. LoCren, Maori Hill, have returned from Christchurch. Mr and Mrs J. Macaulay went to Dunedin this week. Mr and Mrs M. J. Doyle, Theodocia Street, leave to-morrow, on route for England and the Continent. Mrs G. H. Ellen and Miss Martin are spending a short holiday in Dunedin. Miss Jessie Allison, Wellington, is the guest of Mrs N. M. Orbell, Selwyn Street. , .' , Mrs W. C. MacGregor, who was the truest .of. Mrs C. A. Paterson, Sefton Street, left yesterday for Wellington,. Mrs Bruce Murray, who has been paying a round of visits in Timaru, returned' yesterday, to Godley Peaks, i Mr and Mrs Ma'qfarlane ,and family. Waimate ; - are staying- at The Bungalow, Wai-iti Road.' ' _ . , Mrs. Chilton • Hayter, D’Urville Island, is staying with Mrs Hayter, “Rollesbv;” Biirke’s Pass. Miss Ethel Ford, “Foxdown, left on Monday on a short visit to Mrs Arthur El worthy;'Holrn'e. Station. Mr and Mrs J. C. Oddie, LeCren ■'root, returned on . Saturday from Dunedin. Mr and Mrs Myers and the Misses 'Myers, Soutliburn, are visiting Dunedin. Mrs and Miss White-Parsons, Lyt-i-tel tan, ■ wh(>_ were.', visiting.. Timaru, ? returned'- to'Christchurch. bn .Saturday,:.; Mlss Elizabeth Harris, Christehurchj who was' with Mrs Cossins, Wai-iti Rond, ovent on to Dunedin on Monday. Dr; and MrS'AV.iJS, .Gibson, Elizabeth Street, motored back from Dune- ' din on Sunday. Mr and Airs Gilbert Hayhurst, Oamnru, who were in Christchurch, are visiting Temuka. Dr. and Mrs/P.- R. Woodhouse, Bluecliffs, have returned from Dunedin. Mas Wigley and Miss Garland, Park Lane, are with Mrs Tom Wigley, Dunstan Downs, Hakatpramea. Airs Arthur Elworthy, Holme Station, leaves this month b.V the s s. Rotorua, en route for England. Alajor and Aliss Alary Bond, Claremont, motored back from Cliristcli ucli on Friday. ; Aliss Alice AlcLaren, . Highfield, is the guest of Airs Russell Ritchie, Dunedin. Air aifd Airs E. D. Alosley, Alaori Hill, have returned from, a motor trip to ICaikourn.. Air and Airs C. Alor.se, Gleii-iti, and Air C. Styles, Fiiirview, have returned from a short visit'to-Dunedin. Air and Airs L. N. Kenipthorne, St. Andrews, are back from a visit to Dunedin and Milton. ■ Mr ail'd Airs AI. Little and Air and Mrs J. Warrington motored back from Dunedin on Alonday. Airs Humphris, Waimataitai, and Miss Inwood, Nelson Terrace, have returned from Dunedin. Air and Airs J. Forster and family, “The Oaks,” Rosewill, have returned from an extended holiday in the .otiih. Air and Airs L. J. O’Connell, v.ho have been staying at The Bungalow, have now-gone to their new home in Elizabeth Street. Aliss Graham, who has been the guest of Airs R. 1,. Orbell, “The Croft,” Park Lane, has returned to Dunedin. Aliss Olga Carlyle, Wa.ipukur.au, who was the guest of Airs Duncan Alacdonald, Waitohi, is now visitiim Christchurch. ° Mrs Robertson, Wanganui, ami Aliss C. Alorris, Wellington, who. wore -the guests of Mrs W. Priest, Bank Street, left on Alonday for Dunedin. Air and Airs J, C. Aliller, Woodbury, and their guest Aliss Burton, England, have returned from Christchurch. Air and Airs Reginald Alaltlms, who were with Airs S.eatoil, Wai-iti Road, left on Saturday for Lilybank Station; Mackenzie Country. Airs It. H. Rhodes, “Came,” and her guest, Airs ..Arthur Martin, Martmborough, motored to Dunedin on Sunday. All- Alervyn Raymond, who spent Easier with Airs E. A. Raymond, Beverley Road, returned to Wellington | on Saturday. Aliss Pauline Bennett, Blenheim who was at Higlithorno with Airs Hun ter-Wes ton, is now • the guest of Aliss Margaret Elworthy, Craigmoro. Mr and Mrs George Murray-Ay n.slev who wore in Timaru for tlid cronurt tournament, have returned to Christchurch. Mrs F. S. Davidson, Wai-iti Road, returnod on Saturday from Christchurch, accompanied by Airs Jlenrv Hams.

.Mrs McCahou and Mr J. I). Rd-mr who have'been the guests of Mr ami Mis G. L. Kerr Kingsdowu, left yesterday for Wellington Dr and Mrs AV, C. Burns, Church Street and Miss Barron, left on Saturday on a deer stalking expedition in the Dobson Valiev Mrs Hctherington (Dunedin), and Miss Hethenngton, Matron of Ihe Sanatorium, Cashmere Hills are stevmg at Die Bmignlovr. ’ Last Wednesday . afternoon a Pleasant time was ,spent at Pentland H.IIs Maihaorunga, to bid farewell to Miss Rachel Crawford,. who ,\s leaving the district, when a .few ladies met and Mr Loudon nresented her with • valuable nig and spoke of the rood work she had done towards the church. Mrs Barclay also spoke of her kindness and work fpr the last six years and hoped they would meet bgain’ Miss Crawford then thanked Mr Louden and the ladies for such a nice present. A nice cup of tea brought the pleasant gathering to a close. Tn the evening fit the residence of Mrs Ryan. Miss Crawford spent a pleasant evening with a few friends, and after simper the evening dosed with ringing “Should Auld Acquaintance.”

Air and Mrs Standage, who have been staying for ■some weeks at I lie Bungalow, have now gone into residence at the Bank'of Isew Zealand.' Air and Airs Talbot, and Misses Talbot, Kingsdown, and Airs George Scott, and Aliss Audrey Scott, motored back from Dunedin on Sunday. Airs E. G. Kerr, Nelson lerrace, who lias been staying in Christchurch with Airs E. A. LeCren, for the golf tournament, returned on Alonday to Timaru. Airs Denton, R.iccnrton, who has been the guest of Airs Arnott Slinllcrass, Albury, returned on Alonday to Christchurch, accompanied by Airs Armstrong, The Timaru Golf Club, IlighlUdd, opened their season on Saturday afternoon, in ideal weather. Delicious afternoon tea was provided, the tables being charmingly arranged with bowls of African marigolds. The mixed foursome competition was won by Aliss Wilkin and Air E. A. Scott. Among those present besides Air and Airs W. H. Walton and Aliss Dorothy AValton, were Dr. and Airs N. K. Cox, Air and Airs W. J. Cotterill, Aliss Cotter ill, Air and Airs Innes-Jones, Air and Airs J. C. Templer (Wellington), Mr and Aliss Kmiblcy, Air and Airs W. D. Revell. Air and Airs W. Scott, Air and All’s AlcGovern, Air and Airs Clissuld, Aliss Clissold, Mrs Burnett, Mrs Ensor, Alissos Tizard. Airs An.slev, Air and Airs C. Webber. Airs Cave, Airs and Aliss Young. Miss Newton (Australia), Airs Minifie, Misses Kimbell, Popplewell, C. Walton, Wilkin, Twomcy, Grant (Sydney), Marshall, Skeleton, Pearson, HunterWeston, Airs Bruce Alurrnv, Air and Airs Oxford, Aliss E. Hart. Airs Howley, Airs H. H. Webb. Alisses F. Ziesler, Holdgnte (2), Morris (2), Afeeban, Airs Lattimore, Alisses W’-'ght (2). Guests at the Grosvenor Hotel this | week included : —Airs Alihikcn. Alisses | Verna, Gladvs and Alvrtlo Afillikcn, Mr Leslie Afillikeu (North Canterbury), Afr W. G. Atacindoo. Air C. H. Dane, Afr L. A. Harirlv, Mr and Airs D. S. Wvlic, Arr and Airs E. B. Brown ' (Auckland). Air and Airs T. Mill. Mr j L. AVillbrock, Airs Park, Aliss Wi'son, I Afr J. Davis, Captain K. J. Walker, j 'Mr and Airs P. R. Climie and sons, i Mr and Airs L. J. Bayfield, Afr and i Airs E. Stock (Christ,church), Mr Jas. , Hosken, Miss E. A. Hosken, Mr A. AI. I Rowe (Alelbourne), AUss Duncan (Wanganui), Mr T. C. Cook, Air and Airs 0. AT. Gillespie and family, Mr L. Ashcroft-Edwnrds, Mr and Airs C. W. Sbepley (AVellington)., Air W. L. Roackinnn, Mr and ATrs ,T. AI. AlcNeese (Napier), Air and Airs E. J. King (Hamilton!. Air B. Bennell, Air and Airs G. T?. Young, Misses E. and L. AVisliart, Air A. A’onng, Air AI. Fa 1 - I enner. Air R. J. Runeiman, A)r and Airs AlcConkey. Arr C. J. I-layward. Mr j E. H. Downes. Air G. Catto (Dunedin), | Aliss J. Chines (Alexandra), ..Air, J. V. tie BceiViCAshbiU’.tpn), Air-A,.,,Mc-: T\clhiE'',Alr'Ti t .' s ß!''Brbiinh (Afnsm’tdn), ' Mrs C. AY. Pbilnotts. Aliss T. N. Philpotts (Picton), AD F. R. Dmiffi- (I;prL r ' don), -Mr and Airs Edie '(Bircliwood Rtation). AU apfl Mrs N. AlcKenzie, Arnster ADKeiizie (Palmerston North); Dr. and Airs A. Kidd (Wairnnta), AJr and Airs E. P:, King (Hamilton;). '//

MALTHUS —SCOTT*. j A very pretty wedding took Mkee on March 24 at Chalmers Clmreh. which had been boanfifully . decorated for the occasion with mauve and pink flowers, when Grace Kav Scott, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Scott, Timarn, was married by the Rev. P. Gladstone Hughes, to Reginald Alalthus, Lilybank Station, Lake Tekapo. The bride, who entered the ehurcb on the arm of her father, looked very charming in a lovely tunic frock of ivorv sois lascelles, with yoke and wide hand at hem of tunic of silver lace, and long sleeves of georgette caught in tightly at the wrist. Her beautiful hue veil was held in place with tiny posies at each side of orange b'nssom, and touches of silver. She carried a bouquet of sweet peas and maidenhair fern. The bridesmaid, Miss Molly Newton, wore a sweet frock of pale pink brocaded crepe dc chine, made with an accordeon pleated nancl from the shoulders, and girdle of pink and mauve rosebuds, a bandeau of silver and mauve leaves, and she carried a bouquet of flowers to tone. The best man was Mr John'Scott, Lake Tekapo. .After the ccrcmnnv a reception was held at the Oxford Tea Rooms, which were charmingly arranged with mauve and pink flowers. 'l'he bride’s mother received her guests wearing a becoming black brocaded tunic frock over an aeeorde.on pleated georgette skirt, h’ack hat with osprey and silver ornament, and carried a bouquet of autumn tinted flowers and -foliage. Mrs Robins, black maroenin, and black hat. Mrs Seaton, cream crepe georgette, black lace hat, with orange flower at one side. Later, when Mr and .Mrs Malthus left for the north, the bride wore' a, saxe blue silk maroenin, inlet with culfeo coloured lace, small hat to match.