PERSONAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 7 November 1913, Page 4

PERSONAL.

ISfuss C. Berrill, who ha.s been 011 a visit ti> Melbourne, returned to her honm in uarterton on Wednesday

Mr J. H. Sandford, former ! y of the Masterton railway staff, and iato of Hawera, has been transferred to Tailiape.

Mr l'urcell Webb, of Masterton, gave an organ, recital in '-!t And.e\vV Presbyterian Church at Palme/styn North last night. At the Wellington Competitions ye.sterday, Miss Hermione AViesner, Eketahuna, was placed second in the soprano solo, gaining 118 marks. Mr G. J. Jackson, who lias acted as chief clerk at the Eketahuna railway station for several years, has been promoted to stationmaeter at Hukanui. The death occurred at the Marton Collegiate School on Tuesday evening of Miss Maud Godfrey, second daughter of Mr and Mrs W. H. Godfrey, of Rongomai, in her 18th year. The friends of Mrs H. Class, cf Masterton, who underwent a series operation in Wellington yestordiv, will be pleased to hear that the operation was successful, and that Mrs Crass is now making satiefioru.y progress.

The friends of Miss K. Bezar, daughter of Sergeant-Major Bezar, recently of Carterton,, will regret to hear of her death in the Wellingt'!>i Hospital yesterday, after a shore illness. The deceased, who was highly respected, was thirty-three years ol 1 age.

At'the Napier Cathedral or: Tuesday the marriage took place uf MiErnest Owen Edmundson. of the National Bank, Napier, son of the iato Major J. Edmundson, and Miss Sadie Herdman, third daughter of Mr and Mrs John Herdman, of Carterton and Napfer. The ceremony was performed bv the Rev. Canon Mayne. The Eketahuna Express states that a "surprise party" congregated at the residence of Mr H. Griffith on Wednesday night, when Mrs Griffith was the recipient of an afternoon tea set, and Mr Griffith of a Gladstone bag. The presentations were made by Mr C. Albertlisen, chairman of directors of the Nireaha Dairy Company, and Mr Griffith appropriately replied.