PERSONAL ITEMS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 20 May 1939, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mrs Kent Johnston, Third Street. Lansdowne, is visiting Te Kuiti. Miss Shelton, Rotorua, was a visitor to Masterton this week. Mrs B. Kingdom Solway, has returned from a short visit to Feilding. Mr and Mrs G. Groves, Bush Grove, are spending a few days in Wellington. Miss P. Gill, Cole Street, Masterton, ] who has been visiting Auckland, has 1 returned to Masterton. * Mrs Nicholls, Hawke’s Bay, is visit- ‘ ing her sister, Mrs A. Corskie, Pownall Street, Masterton. j Miss Dorothy Stillborn, Tinui, is ] staying with Miss Stillborn, Pownall ] Street, Masterton. Miss Forsyth, Wellington, has been < spending a few days With Mrs J. C. '• Forsyth, Bannister Streetfl Masterton. ’ Mrs McClellan, of Thames, who has J been spending a holiday in Featherston ■ as the guest of Mrs Charles, left on her • return nome yesterday. Mr and Mrs L. T. Daniell and fam- . ily, who have been staying at Para- 1 paraumu Beach, are returning to Mas- : terton. today. Mrs E. Watson, Auckland, and Mrs M. Revell, Wellington, are weekend visitors of their sister, Mrs G. Lawton, High Street, Masterton. Mrs H. E. Webb, who has just returned from a holiday in Sydney, is paying a visit to Martinborough, and is the guest of Mr and Mrs W. J. Martin. Mrs J. R. Matthews and Mrs C. M. Watt, of “Ratanui,” gave a combined “shoe-tree and coathanger” afternoon on Thursday to their cousin, Miss Betty Roydhouse, of Carterton, who is to be married shortly. There was a large attendance of friends at the home of Mrs Matthews, where the party was held, and the time passed most pleasantly. “Quotation” competition was won by Miss Roydhouse. After a delightful afternoon tea, Miss Roydhouse opened the numerous parcels and suitably thanked the donors. At their meeting at Eketahuna this week the members of the Eketahuna Croquet Club entertained Mrs Macky who will snortly leave the district. Mrs Carter, in making the presentation of a beautiful brown zipp-fastener hand bag to Mrs Macky, regretted the departure of Mrs Macky, who had always been a good and helpful member of the club. On behalf of the cl|fb members she wished her every success in her new home. Mrs Macky suitably replied and referred to the very happy times she had spent on the lawns, and said she was really delighted With the gift from her fellow members.