SOCIAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 284, 27 August 1930, Page 4

SOCIAL ITEMS

Mr. and Mrs. M. Scotland, of 'Wellington, are visiting Christchurch. Miss Sheila Kissel. Karori, is visiting Christchurch.

Mrs. R. Gates, of 'Wellington, is visiting Auckland. Mrs. M. L. Stiver is a Wellington visitor to Auckland.

Miss Lulu Dyer has returned to 'Wellington after a visit to Christchurch.

. Miss Molly Bruce has returned to Wellington after a holiday with her sister in Napier. Mrs. I. V. Wilson and Miss Molly Moore, of Wellington, have left on a visit to Invercargill.

Mrs. W. Turnbull, of Wellington, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. I’. Baldwin, in Palmerston North.

Mrs. H. Millar and her brother, Mr. R. Warburton, of Wellington, aye spending a few days with Mrs. F. W. Triggs, in Napier. Miss Beatrice Emerson and Miss Marie Bolton left last night by the Maunganui on n visit to Auckland. They will be the guests- of Miss Fagan. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tait and their family, who have spent the last two months in Christchurch, returned to Wellington yesterday. Mrs. A. B. Lane and Miss Joan Lane have come to Wellington ffom Christchurch to join Mr. Lane, who recently took up the position of manager of the Press Association.

Misses Forbes, who went to Auckland to sec their parents, the IJon. and Mrs. G. W. Forbes, off to England, will visit New Plymouth before returning to their home at Cheviot. .

Mrs. Guthrie, who was head of the welfare work-of the Women's National Reserve for mental cases in Wellington, is visiting Canada, and she has recently visited one of the most up-to-date mental hospitals in Vancouver. .She says she was interested to hear that they are “up against the same difficulties regarding women patients as we in New Zealand.” Mrs. Guthrie and her son spent some days in Seattle and then went across to Vancouver Island, where they enjoyed I lie beautiful scenery and perfect roads. They were just going to Banff, in the Roekies, and back to Vancouver when she last wrote.