PERSONAL NOTES

Wairarapa Age, 26 March 1920, Page 2

PERSONAL NOTES

Miss St. Hill, of Takapau, is at present staying with Mrs Hera Va> lance, at Ngatahuna. The Tenui Lawn Tennis Club intend playing a return match with the Mastenon Club on Saturday next. Miss Wells, a resident of Te Kuiti. died on the Riverina on the voyage from Sydney and was buried at »ea. Mr and Mrs Frank Duthie, of Epsom, Auckland, have returned to their home, aftgr visiting relatives in tne vV'airarapa. Mr,and Mrs T. H. Lowry, of Hawke's Bay, are leaving for America en route to England by the Niagara in April. Miss Kathleen Ouickshank, of Lowry Bay, intends to leave by the Suffolk early in April, en route to Italy, where she will cont.nuo with her vocal studies. A cable message from Panama announces the marriage of Miss Ethel Stevens, daughter of the late John Stevens, M.P., to Mr V. C. Clough, an engineer on the Panama Canal.

Miss E. S.j Pinhey, eldest daughter of Mr J. S. Pinhey, of Masterton. was made the recipient of a very* valauble memento of her work in St. Matthew's Church and Sunday School, prior to her leaving for Wellington, where she will in future reside.

The engagement is announced of Mrg Gladys Henning, widow of the late Seoond-Lieutenant W. Henning, M.C., and youngest daughter of Oswald Coates, Auckland, to Major F. S. Eak Sandford, Rose Bay, Sydney. Mrs Henning left New Zealand in 1916, and worked for three months as matron's assitant at Suez Government Hospital, and from there was transferred to Gizea, British Red* Cross Hospital. After a 'year's service in England she was ambulance dnv.*ng" at Walton-on-Thames for about a month. Later she ''was promited as driver in charge to Hornchurch Convalescent Hospital, where she remained till December, 1918. During the time that Mrs Henning was on act.ve service she did. a great deal for our boys, and needless to remark became very popular amongst them all.

A very pretty wedding took place at St.'Mark's Church, Mangatainoka, on Tuesday, when Miss Margaret ChvendoleenTlindmarsh, the eighth daughter of Mr and Mrs S. Bolton, of "Oete," was married to Mr Duncan Garr MacPhail, son of Mrs MacPhaU, of Melbourne. The Rev.. R. Herrhon was the officiating clergyman. The bride, who was given away by her father, was charmingly attired in a frock of ivory satin with an overdress of hand-embossed ninon, with touches of pink, and tiny pink rose buds at the waist line. She wore a wreath of silver leaves and carried a beautiful bouquet of white rases, Marguerite daisies, and maiden hair fern. The chief bridesmaid, Miss Sylvia Bolton, sister of the bride, wore a pretty frock of soft pale pink satin, with an overdress of white tulle, the skirt being flounced, and edged with satin ribbon g uchings and pink roses. Sbo wore a hut of white silk plush and carried a sweet bouquet of crimson roses. Two little bridesmaids, Misses Beatrice Beetham, neice of the bride, and Brenda Blyth, neice of the bridegroom, also attended the bride, wearing danfcy frocks of pale pink crepe de chine and net caps with valencienes lace and wreaths of rose buds They carried bouquets,of crimson roso buda. The bridegroom, who was in military uniform/ was attended by Mr Sydney Barker as best man, and the bridal music was played at the church by Miss Robertsbawe, of Banuevirke.