SOCIAL ITEMS

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 48, 19 November 1932, Page 6

SOCIAL ITEMS

Miss G. Mclntosh, Wellington, is the guest of Mrs, Ewen, Auckland. Miss Violet Macmillan ,Wellington, is a visitor to Christchurch. Mrs. W. R. Brinsley, St. Clair, Dunedin, is on a visit to Wellington. Mrs. Arthur Russell, Palmerston North, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Birch, Murphy Street. Mrs. At. E. Shearme .Kelburn, who has been the guest of Mrs. O. C. Harley, Opawa, has returned home. Mr. and. Mrs. H. Pirie, Wellington, who have been visiting .Christchurch, have left for Dunedin. Mrs. Henry Hall, of Hill Street, is visiting her sou, Mr. Peter Hall, in Marlborough. Mrs. Bayfield and Mrs. A. Newton have returned to Wellington after a week’s holiday in Christchurch. Misses Cobb, Hawkestone Street, have returned from Featherston, and Misses McLean, Dunedin, are at present Mrs. Philip Cook, Baisweil Street, are spending a few days with Mrs. K. F. Bcetham, Brancepeth, MasMrs. Arthur Barnett, Central Terrace, Kelburn, has returned home after a fortnight’s visit to Mrs. Walter Fell, Karere, Palmerston North. Mr. and Mrs. George Webster left on their return to Tlmaru last night, after a visit to their daughter, Mrs. J. Muir, Eastbourne. . ■ „ Mrs. W. G. Lamb, who is with MrsGrundy, Hawker Street, will go back to Mastertoii on Monday. Miss Grundy will return that day from Hawera. Mr. and Mrs. McGill Brown, who returned to New Zealand by the Mataroa, intend to reside in Wellington m future. , Mrs E A. Curlett, Hastings, has come to Wellington to meet her daughter, Miss Marjorie Curlett, who is returning from England, and is staying at Caulfield House. 1 Mrs. Corliss and Miss V. Corliss, Guthrie Street, who have been visiting Masterton in connection with the British Musical Society, returned to AA ellington yesterday. Mrs. Ransome Baass, with her small daughter Nancy, arrived from Sydney, by the Maunganui, and is staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Curtis, “Niagaroon,” Petone. Mrs. M. J. Syron, of Masterton, who has been a patient at the Lewisham Hospital, Wellington, for some weeks, lias returned home, and is going to Taranaki for a holiday. Visitors at Caulfield House, Sydney Street, include Mrs. H. B. Williams, Gisborne; Mrs. Rutherford and Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Wanganui; Mrs. Hawken, Hawera; and Mrs. Laird Meredith, Marton. Mrs. W. E. Herbert find the Misses ; Dorothy and Betty Herbert, of Wellington, who have been on an extended visit to Grefit Britain, have left on their return to New Zealand. They intend to break their home journey for a few days at Colombo, where they will transfer to the Orama. The wedding of Dr. Theodora Easterfield, daughter of Professor and Mrs. Easterfield, of Nelson; to Dr. R. J. BHall, medical superintendent of Cook Hospital, Gisborne, will take place in Sydney on Dr. Easterfield’s arrival from England on November 21. Her eldest sister, Miss Daisy Easterfield, is accompanying her to New Zealand to visit her parents after an absence of seven years in England.