PERSONAL

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 264, 4 August 1936, Page 4

PERSONAL

Mrs. Chisholm Whitney has returned to Auckland from Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Guy, Raetihl, are visiting Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie May, Taumarunui, are visiting Wellington. Mrs. C. R. Dodd, Auckland, is visiting Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mclntosh are visiting Rotorua. Miss E. Thomas, Karori, is the guest of Mrs. D. A. Higgle, Feilding. ' Mrs. Morgan Duncan, Murphy Street, is staying with her mother, Mrs. Lewis, Wanganui. Mrs. Frank Wall, Martinborough, whey has been spending a brief holiday in Wellington,, has returned home. Mrs. George Paine has returned to Martinborough from a visit to Wellington.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Whitcombe, Christchurch, who have been visiting Wellington, have returned home. Mrs. Alan Guy,* Palmerston North, is the guest or Mrs. Kenneth Guy, Murphy Street 1 Miss Beth Parkes; Feilding, is visit-ing-Wellington, ,and is the guest of Miss Phyllis; Bates. Mr.-and Mrs. Hyla Bennett, Norfolk Island; .have arrived in Wellington from Sydney. They propose to make their homo in future in Hawke’s Bay, where some'years ago Mr. Bennett’s father was well known Ln polo circles.

Mrs. Trewern, Kaikoura, who has been visiting Wellington, has returned soutii.

Mrs. Jerry Haycock, who has been staying in Marton with her mother, Mrs. Hazell, has returned to her home at Strathmore Pack. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Maefarlane and Miss Maefarlane have returned to Rafa Downs, Canterbury, after a brief visit to Wellington. ,

Miss Mardi Ward, Heretaunga, .returned to New Zealand by the Maunganui yesterday morning, after having spent several weeks in Sydney. Mrs. P. T. O’Regan, Island Bay, and Miss Rolland O’Regan, will leave by the Maunganui to-day for California and will return to New Zealand in November, via Honolulu and Suva. Lady Buckleton and Miss Jean Buckleton, Wellington, are staying with Mrs. A. I. Walker, Morrinsville. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clayton, Palmerston North, who are on a motoring holiday in the north, will visit Napier and Wellington before returning home. A presentation was made recently to Miss Luh; Dyer (Mrs. Alexander Mclntosh) from the Liverpool and Loudon and Globe Insurance Company, the manager and staff, consisting of some handsome silver. This was accompanied with a letter expressing good wishes for the future happiness of the bride and bridegroom.

Recent guests at “The Majestic,” Paraparaumu beach, included: Mr. and Mrs. Lodder, Mrs. Wallace, Mr. Caverhill, Mr. Renwick, Wellington; Mr. and Mrs. Wardell, Dunedin; Mr. and Mrs. Revel, Taibape; Mr. Gordon Smith, Pahiatua; Mr. Simm, Palmerston North.

Recent callers at New Zealand House, London, included: Mr. C. D. Morpeth, Miss Shirley Smith, Mr. J. Stoneham, Miss Jean Gillies, Mr. and Mrs. IS. T. Norris, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. John Platts-Mills. Mr. 18. A. Jeffs, Miss Lola Renai, Miss 3.’. A. Tasker, Miss V. Green, Mr. A. C. Mitchell, Mrs. G. W., Miss R. W. and Mr. J. W. Davidson, Sir George and Lady Shirtcliffie, Miss Barbara Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. and Miss D Bloodworth, Mr. A. H. and Misses C. H. and W. S. Wallace, Miss K. G. Smith, Mr. Prank Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKeen, Mr. A. T. Mitchell, Miss Joan Banks. Miss Margaret Wright, Mrs. 0. and Miss Z. Holden, Mr. K. A. Webster. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Wilton, Mr. H. D. Vickery, Mrs. C. W. and Miss Ivy A. Martin, Miss Barbara Smith, Mr. M. IV. E. Shore, Mrs. G. Morgan, Mrs. Charles Haines, Miss A. W. Eglin, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Thomson, Miss F. E. McAlpine, Mrs. H. G. McAlister, Miss M. H. Paterson. Mrs. J. P. Donald, Miss Elsie Sievers, Dr. J. Bruce Bibby, Mr. A. Cowling, Miss G. Graham (Wellington), Mr. and Mrs J. H. Edyvean (Nelson), Mr. L. W. Anderson (Lower Hutt), Sir Herbert and Lady Hart and Miss B. Hart (Masterton), and Miss M. C. Meadows (Pending).

PARTY AT GREYTOWN A very enjoyable evening was spout recently, in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Greytown, when a party was held to celebrate the comlng-of-age of Miss Norma Langford. Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour, the duties of M.C. being carried out by Mr. T. Morgan. During the evening there was a musical competition, which was won by Miss Q. Hills, who, with her partner, also won the monte carlo waltz. During supper, ■ Mr. T. Morgan proposed a toast to Miss Langford and wished her luck. The party was •brought to a close .by the singing of .“Auld Lang Syne,”