PERSONAL

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 149, 19 March 1936, Page 5

PERSONAL

Miss Joy Pearson, Wellington, is a visitor to Auckland. Mrs. Bruce Douglas, "Glenosk, ’ Greta, is visiting Wellington. Lady Anderson, Dunedin, arrived at Wellington from the south yesterday. Commander and Mrs. Willett wih shortly go to stay at Heretaunga. Miss Joan Gaffney, Christchurch, is visiting Mrs. C. G. Sincock. IVoodvillc-

Misses Molly Bassett and Mavis Taylor, Masterton, are visiting Nelson. Mrs. I’. Wardlaw is a Wellington visitor to Auckland. Miss Elizabeth Russell, Danuevirke, is the guest of Miss Betty Ellis, Hobson Street.

Miss E. Roelie, who has been visiting Taumarunui and Wellington, has returned to Wanganui. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hack, United States, are on a motor tour of New Zealand.

Mrs. it. 11. Clayton, Wellington, and Mrs. Hope Tooker, Hawera, are visiting Mrs. M. Bond, Wanganui.

Miss Marie Allender has returned, to Wellington from a holiday in Christchurch.

Mrs. E. H. Little, who lias been on a short visit to Wellington, has returned to Auckland.

Mrs. F. K- Stratton, Mount Eden. Auckland, is spending a holiday in Wellington.

Mrs. Jack Welsh, Christchurch, is visiting friends in Wellington and Hawke’s Bay.

Miss C. A. Allen, Wellington, is the guest of Mrs. K. Hawken, Epsom, Auckland.

Mrs. J. F. Craei'oft Wilson, Canterbury, will leave Wellington by the Akaroa on March 28 to visit England.

Miss Katherine Westenra, Christr church, is visiting Wellington and will go to New Plymouth and Auckland before returning home.

Misses Vera Judd and Edith Ralph, Masterton, have returned home after six weeks’ holiday in Napier and Palmerston North.

Mrs. E. W. Broad and Miss Joan Broad have returned to Wanganui from a three weeks' tour of the North Island.

Lord and Lady Trent and the Hon. Mary Boot, England, who have been touring New Zealand, left Auckland on Tuesday by the Niagara for Sydney. Mrs. A. L. Armstrong and Mr. Armstrong, who is acting Colonial Secretary of Fiji, arrived at Auckland by the Niagara.

Mrs. H. Digby-Smith, who has been staying with Mrs. A. B. Lane. Kelburr,, left yesterday morning for a short vis'.t to Masterton.

Mrs, B. B. Wood will go to Christchurch after the opening of Parliament to stay with her brother, Sir Cyril Ward, and Lady Ward. Mr. 11. S. S. Kyle, M.l’., and Mrs. Kyle, Riccarton;-Christchurch, will arrive in Wellington next week- to be present at the opening of Parliament. . Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan, Rangiwahia, who have been the guests of their aunt, Mrs. E. Hogg, Kelburn, have left for a tour of the South Island.

The Hou. Mrs. Nigel Baring and Miss J. M. Fitzgerald, London, arc on a tour of the North Island. They will leave Auckland by the Niagara on March 28. Mrs. C. McKinnon, accompanied, ny her daughter Joyce, will return to Sydney by the Monowai to-morrow, after spending four months’ holiday with her sister, Mrs. G. Lawler, Newtown. Mrs. L. R. MacKinnon, Thane, England, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. L. Kelly, Oriental Bay, aas left for Christchurch, where she is the guest of Mrs. Harry East, RiipanuRoad.

Mrs. MacDonald, Sydney, who is staying at the Golf House, Heretaunga, will leave Wellington for Auckland to-dav to join the Monterey en route for Sydney. Another Australian visitor to Wellington, Mrs. Nigel Smith, will return by the same ship.