PERSONAL ITEMS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 14 April 1938, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS

Miss Othlie Breeze, Cole Street, left today to spend the Easter in Hokitika,

Mr and Mrs S. Caley, Masterton, are visiting friends at Hawera.

Miss Dorothy Martin is the guest of Mrs A. Ward, Masterton.

The Misses Morrison, Lansdowne, are visiting Wellington.

Miss Cara Humphries, Pongaroa, has returned from a visit to Wellington.

Mrs Gerald Beard and Mrs Eric Holmwood are visiting Wellington.

Miss Margaret Mawley is staying with Mrs K. Sutherland, Hinakura.

Mrs Knight and Mrs Mclntosh are leaving on a visit to Pongaroa.

Mr and Mrs Eric Wellwood, Hinakura, have returned from Parapara' umu.

Mr and Mrs S. Wilson, Auckland, are the guests of Mr and Mrs N. H. James, Pownall Street.

Miss B. Payton, of “Brookfields,” Akura, has returned from a visit to Wellington.

Mrs L. D. Carey, of Marton, is visiting Pahiatua as the guest of Mrs T. E. Parker.

Miss Winnie Young, of Hessey Street, is spending Easter in Christchurch.

Mr and Mrs Hadmar Sticht are the guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Caselberg, Masterton.

Mr. and Mrs Haybittie, Essex Street Extension, intend to spend Easter al Hawera.

Miss P. Stempa, Masterton, has re' turned from a lengthy visit to Plimmerton.

The Rev and Mrs Robertson, Wellington, are the guests of Mr and Mrs R. A. Wilson, “Glentanna.”

Mr and Mrs R. H. Williams, Worksop Road, are spending the Easter holidays in Timaru.

Mrs Prendergast Knight and Mrs H. Mclntosh, Te Whiti, are staying at Akitio.

Mr and Mrs J. Kerslake, Casel Street, Masterton, will spend the Easter holidays in Wellington.

Mr and Mrs A. Bamfield, Casel Street, will spend Easter at Castlepoint.

Mr and Mrs. J. L. Murray left today for New Plymouth on a visit to their daughter, Mrs Davie. Miss Judy Christian, Palmerston North, is staying with her sister, Mrs N. Lamont, Cambridge Terrace.

Mr and Mrs Neal Irwin, Pownal Street, are spending the Easter holidays with Mr and Mrs J. Hunter, Por angahau.

Mrs Hassell who has been visiting the South Island, is staying with her daughter Mrs F. R. Garland, Nursery Road.

Mrs Hayman, senr., and Mrs Hayman, junr., will arrive in Masterton tomorrow on a visit to Mr and Mrs David Caselberg.

Mr and Mrs E. Staniforth, of Essex Street, will leave tomorrow for Lyall Bay, where they will be the guests of Mr and Mrs G. Noad over Easter.

Mr and Mrs J. de Castro, Cole Street, will leave for Paraparaumu Beach at the end of the week, where they intend staying for several weeks.

Mr and Mrs A. W. McKenzie, of Renall Street, left today on a holiday visit to Gisborne, where they will be the guests of Mi - and Mrs J. Reid.

Mr and Mrs P. V. Smith, Akitio, and their daughters, the Misses Joan and Phillipa Smith, will leave Wellington by the Wanganella tonight for a trip abroad.

Mrs R. U. Hume, Featherston, will leave Wellington by the Wanganella tonight for Sydney to connect with the Orford for an extended tour of Great Britain, the Continent and America.

A pleasant interlude in the business of the Pahiatua Borough Council took place when a presentation was made on behalf of the council of a handsome beaten brass firestand to the late librarian, Miss E.- Chatwin, in honour of her approaching marriage to Mr L. Truscott.

Mrs C. Murfitt, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs C. Van Praagh, Masterton, who has been in charge of Burnside Medical Hospital during her mother's absence in England, is spending Easter with Mr Murfitt at Raumati Beach. Immediately after Easter Mrs Murfitt is taking up her residence in New Plymouth.

The wedding was celebrated at St. George’s Presbyterian Parish Church, Edinburgh, on April 5, of Jean Galloway, second daughter of Lord and Ladv Russell, Edinburgh, to Dr. Hugh P. Donald, PhD., F.R.S.E., elder son of Mr and Mrs H. P. Donald, Papanui Road, Christchurch. Dr Donald is a graduate of Canterbury University College, where he took his B.Sc. degree. He joined the staff of the Canterbury Agricultural' College, Lincoln, as lecturer in agricultural science. In 1932 he graduated M.Ag.Sc.. and the same year he was awarded a Macmillan Brown scholarship. He left Christchurch in 1933 for Edinburgh, where he gained his P.D.. and was admitted a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Dr. Donald is a member of the research staff of Edinburgh University.