PERSONAL

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 200, 21 May 1936, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mrs. C. Sander is a Wellington visitor to Auckland. Miss Dorothy Bulkley, Wellington, is spending a few days at Waikanae. Miss Elizabeth Alpers, Christchurch, will leave Wellington to-day by the Rotorua for England.

Miss van Staveren, Tinakori Road, is the guest of Mrs. Ronald Isaacs, Epsom, Auckland. Miss Sinclair Breen, Wellington, is spending a few days with friends in the Wai rar a pa. Mrs. J. Victor Macky, Auckland, has returned home after visiting Wellington.

Dr. Agues Bennett will leave by the Wanganella from Auckland to-morrow for Sydney. Mrs. J. T. Coote and Miss Peggy Coote. Auckland, have been visiting Wellington. Mrs. Andrews and the Misses Steele, of Gisborne, who have spent a few days in Wellington, left yesterday by motor for their home.

Mrs. E. J. Harison Cook, Day’s Bay, is spending the winter months with .Mi's. A. Al. Harrison at her flat in Sydney Street.

.Mrs. A. Kilmistcr, Huutcrville, and her daughters Evelyn and Betty are staving with Mrs. J. Hare. Khandallah"

Miss Patricia Ryan. Boulcott Street, will leave to-morrow for Wanganui, where she will spend a few days before going to Auckland. Mrs. C. Chapman and Miss Joan Chapman, New Brighton, who have been spending a holiday in Wellington, are now visiting Inglewood. Mrs. W. L. Young, 'Wanganui, is the guest of her brother, Mr. A. B. McCready, and Airs. McCready, Wellington.

Miss Joan Preston, who has been staying with friends in 'Wellington, left last night, on her return to Christchurch.

Airs. J. P. Leahy, Napier, has arrived in Wellington with her two daughters to spend a fortnight with Airs. Leahy’s parents, Mr. and Airs. 11. Al. Heyward, “Rato,” Lower Hutt. Air. and Airs. 11. AL Heyward wjll celebrate their golden wedding on June 2. Aliss Davidson, who will leave by the Tamaroa next Alonday to vls’t England, was the guest of honour at a cheery little tea party which Aliss Joyce Brown gave for her and some of her friends at the D.I.C. yesterday afternoon, A flat basket of gold marigolds gave the table a bright appearance. Miss Brown’s guests were the Alisses Chote, Scholefield, Alary Wilson, Eitch. Bothamley, AlcFarlane and Noeleen Wilson.