PERSONAL

Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 172, 17 April 1937, Page 6

PERSONAL

Visitors to Wellington Mrs. Victor Hyams, Melbourne, is visiting Wellington and is the guest of Mrs. Phil Nathan, Karori. Miss Mollie Hyams is a Melbourne visitor to Wellington. She is staying with her cousin, Miss Peggy Hyams, Park Street, and will leave for England in the very near future. Returned to Wellington Kirs. Fred Jacobsen, with her son Olaf, who were the guests of Mrs. W. Taylor, Blenheim, for the Scott-Taylor wedding, have returned to their home. Returned Home Miss Z. Thompson, Blenheim, has returned from a visit to Wellington. Miss K. Hanley has returned to Blenheim from a visit to Wellington. Miss M. Macnab has returned to Blenheim from Wellington. Mrs. W. D. Thomson, New Plymouth, who has been visiting Wellington, has returned home, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Kathleen ThomsonMiss D. Furness has returned to Blenheim from a visit to Palmerston North. Mrs. B. N. Sandilands has returned to Feilding after visiting Wellington. Miss V. L. Powell, Blenheim, who has been visiting Wellington, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodgson, Nelson, who have been staying at the Hotel St. George, left last night on their return home. Miss M. Register, Blenheim, who has been visiting Wellington, has returned to her home. Miss Cara Goldberg, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goldberg, Sydney, who has been on a holiday visit to New Zealand, left Wellington on her return to Sydney by the Wanganella on Thursday. On Holiday Mrs. J. Amos is a Wellington visitor to Auckland. Mrs. Axbey, Hastings, is on a holiday visit to Stratford. Mrs. H. C. Murray, Wellington, is visiting Napier. Miss Ewart, Auckland, who has been visiting Wellington, will return home on Monday. Mrs. Harding, Napier, is spending a holiday in Stratford, and is staying with her daughter, Mrs. V. C. Fookes. Mrs. W. Samson, Wellington, is the guest of Mrs. Walter Graham, New Plymouth. Mrs. Gilpin, Wellington, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. B. Arnold, Akaroa. Mrs. F. Nosworthy and Miss 0. Nosworthy, Blenheim, are visiting Palmerston North. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cairns, Wellington, are the guests of Mrs. R. C. Evans, of Epsom, Auckland. Going Abroad Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grear, Wellington, will leave by the Rangitane for a trip to England on May 6. Mrs. E. Vogel will be among the passengers on the Rangitane, which leaves Wellington on May 6 for England. Mrs. V. Hallam, formerly of Lyall Bay, who has been staying with her sister-in-law, Mrs. E. Bond, Auckland, left by the Monterey yesterday en route to Hobart, Tasmania,' where she will take up her residence. Miss Gladys Watkins, who resigned her appointment as carillonist of the National War Memorial Carillon, Buckle Street, in December last, left by the Wanganella for Sydney, where she will reside with her brother for the next six months. The new ensembles and suits just opened at Agnes Samson’s are really lovely. One is a suit of mid-grey rough woollen. The straight skirt has lowplaced pleats, while the hip coat, with its nipped-in waist, has the pockets enclosed in a scroll applique of the tweed —unusual pockets are, of course, a feature of many suits. With this goes a sleeveless waistcoat, diamond checked in white, grey, brown and brick, buttoned with chromium buttons. Another new suit is a stunning three-piece ensemble. The skirt is of a dark nigger and grey diagonal tweed with white hairs through it. The short coat is of the same material woven with an added rough broken line check of white and cherry. It is a waisted coat buttoned up to the high neck with square nigger leather buttons. The third garment of this ensemble is a beautifullycut swagger coat to match the skirt, with pocket laps and cuffs of the ■ cheeked. It is a lovely ensemble—so | new and so smart. Agnes Samson, ' Lambton Quay.—Advt.