PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 14, 16 July 1931, Page 17

PERSONAL NOTES

.Minb LUputh iSatton, and Mis,s A\cnll, Auckland, ;iio Uio guests of Tiicji K\ptJlci]cips llic Cto\crnorGononil iind Lady Blcdisloo at Government House for the races. Miss Hazel Bell, lln\ clock Koith, is the guest of Mis. A. Blan, Easdale street. Miss Molly Sellar, Mnstei-ton, is a. visitor to Wellington this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chailes Moody aud their small 'daughter will leave Christchurch shortly for a trip to England. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Chudleigh, California, and then* two sons, who have been visiting Auckland, arrived in. 'Wellington .this week ou their return journey. Mrs. Naunestad and Miss Nanuestad left Wellington by the Maunganui yesterday for iSan Fianoisco, en route to New York. Miss Mary Sampson, Dunedm, who has been visiting Chiistchureh, will arrive in the North Island on Sunday for an extended visit. The Bishop of Polynesia and Mrs. Kempthorne, who visited New Zealand a few months ago, have sinco their return to Polynesia been visiting diffent parts of the island diocese. They expect to complete their tour by the ond of August, when they will settle in their new homo, Bishopscourt, Suva. Miss Zillah Castle, L.A.8., will leave by the Marama on Friday for Sydney, to connect with tho Balranald for London, where she will study at the Royal College of Music. The Exhibition Scholarship which she gained at tho 1930 examinations entitles her to a two years' course. Miss Castle will be accompanied by her sister, Miss Mavis Castle, who will probably reside in England for about six months),* returning lo New Zealand after Jii&t visiting the Continent. The "At Home" arranged by Mrs. Knox Gilnicr, president of tho Women's Auxiliary Committee of the Wellington Symphony Orchestra., will take place as announced on Tuesday,- 21st' July,' at the Pioneer Club. Lady Buckleton will be hostess instead of Mrs. Kiios Gilmer.