PERSONAL

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 119, 13 February 1935, Page 8

PERSONAL

Vice-Regal. Archbishop T. O’Shea and Bishops M. J. Brodie, J. Whyte and J. M. Custan were the guests of the GovernorGeneral, Lord Bledisloe, at luncheon yesterday. Bishop Brodie, Roman Catholic Bishop of Christchurch, arrived at Wellington yesterday from the south. Bishop Whyte, Roman Catholic Bishop of Dunedin, arrived at Welling'ton yesterday. * The Rev. E. R. E. Ross, Presbyterian Minister at Eastbourne, whose marriage took place yesterday, was congratulated by the Wellington Presbytery at its meeting last evening, and its test wishes were expressed for his future happiness. ME A. E. Renouf, Napier, left Wellington last evening for the south Mr. H. F. von Haast has returned to Wellington from the South Island. Mr. W. Wauchop, accompanied by Mrs. Wauchop, returned to Wellington from the south yesterday morning.

Mr. Ediyard Newman, C.M.G., a member of the Railways Board, arrived at Wellington last evening. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Morkane arrived at Wellington yesterday from the south.

Mr. J. Scott, district manager of the Tourist Department, Invercargill, left Wellington for the south last evening. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Delany arrived at Wellington from the south yesterday.

Mr. | Cecil Marks, general manager United Artists (Australasia), Ltd., and Mrs. Marks, have arrived from Sydney and are staying at the Hotel St. George.

Messrs. A. R. Christian and 11. Snowdon Fairchild were elected members of the Wellington Rotary Club yesterday. Messrs. J. R. McKenzie, of Christchurch, and E. O. Erickson, of Melbourne, were guests at the Wellington Rotary Club's luncheon yesterday.

The Rev. Father P. J. Smyth, parish priest at Thorndon, has returned from a visit to Rotorua a good deal benefited in health. 1

Captain G. E. Breeze, nautical adviser to the Marine Department, accompanied by Mrs. Breeze, arrived at Wellington yesterday morning from the south.

Mr. H. J. Chapman, who was nominated for a scat on the Dairy Control Board by the directors of the Canterbury Central Co-operative Dairy Co., has withdrawn from the campaign for business reasons.

Mr. J. R. Kirk, M.8.E., chairman of the Dominion Council of Boy Scouts, who visited Auckland last week to meet the World Chief Scout, Lord BadenPowell, and party on arrival from Australia, returned to Wellington yesterday via Rotorua.

Dr. F.P. Keppel, president of the Carnegie Corporation, of New York, was presented with a book of photographic views of New Zealand, prefaced with an illuminated address and bound in blue morocco, at the home of Mr. Norton Francis, Christchurch, on Saturday evening. The illuminated work and lettering of the address was carried out by Professor J. Shelley, of Canterbury University College.

Mr. Mervyn St. Paul, manager for the New Zealand Insurance Company at Singapore, having decided to retire on superannuation, will be succeeded by Mr. D’Arcy Anderson, assistant manager at Singapore. Mr. St. Paul has spent 30 of his 40 years’ service with the company in the East, having been also at Calcutta and Bombay. Like Mr. St. Paul, who is at present on furlough in Auckland, Mr. Anderson, who is a son of Mr. Edward Anderson, of Remuera, joined the company in Auckland and has been at Singapore for five years.