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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 159, 1 April 1938, Page 4

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t Visitors to Wellington l . Mrs, E. Forsyth, Taihape, has been . . visiting Wellington. .. i. . Mrs. D. P. Prince, Auckland, is visiting ’ Wellington. '.'kk' Mrs. C. W. M. Vereher is an Auckland visitor to Wellington. Alts.. Alex. Ji Lindop, Carterton,-is .visiting her sister, Mrs. T. W. Skipage, Lower Hutt. Mrs. W. A. Hazelwood, London, is Visiting Wellington,' and is staying pt the Hotel St. George.;. . Miss' Laura Ledgard, Christchurch, ha s arrived at Wellington* where she will spend several months. Miss Phyllis Morley, Hastings, has arrived in Wellington by car, en route to Nelson, where she will stay with JJr. and Mrs. R. G. Simpson. Mrs. Russell Jackson, Melbourne, arrived at Wellington yesterday from Auckland. She is accompanied by Miss Joan Gifford. Mrs. T. H. Lowry and Mrs. W. McKenzie, Hawke's Bay, who have been visiting Christchurch, will arrive at Wellington to-day. Returning From Overseas Lady Beattie and Miss A. D. C. Beattie, England, arrived at Auckland by the Wangahella. Miss Ngaio Marsh, Cashmere Hills, Christchurch, who has been spending a year in England and Europe, is returning to New Zealand by the Rangiiane, 'due in Wellington next week. Returned Home Airs. R. Mexted, who has been visiting Wellington, has returned to her home at Te Kawa West. Mrs. T. Craeroft Wilson, who ■ has been visiting Wellington, has returned .to Christchurch. Mrs. W. S. Bean, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Hay, Wellington, has returned to Christchurch. ■ Miss B. Smith, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hodges, Palmerston North, has returned to her home at Petone. Mr. A. H. Tocker, Christchurch, who. has been spending three weeks’ holiday with her mother, Mrs. J. D. Sievwright, The Terrace, has returned South. On Holiday Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Caldow will leave Wellington this morning to spend a' holiday at Greatford. . Mr. and Mrs. M. Clare, Wellington, are the guests of Mrs. L. Grey Barton, Gisborne. Miss Annie D. MacDonald, Wairau Pa, Blenheim, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. E. Jury, Waldegrave Street, Palmerston North. Mrs. Harold Kay, Palmerston North, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. R. Foster, Ricearton, Christchurch. Airs. B. R. Bunny and Miss Betty Bunny, Masterton, who have been visit,ing Christchurch, left yesterday for Dunedin. Mrs. Lovell-Smith, Hastings, who is attending the conference of women’s ' clubs, will remain in .Christchurch for,; ' a few weeks. She is the guest of the' ; Misses Lovell-Smith, “Aorangi,” Papanui road. Mrs. Cecil Wynn-Williams and Miss i Ruth Wynn-Williams arrived at Wei- i lington on Wednesday on their way to i visit Mrs. T. Latham, Wanganui. j Mrs. Gordon Mirams, Wellington, 1 who has been paying a brief visit to . Christchurch, has left for Amberley, where she will spend some weeks with . her parents, the Rev. F. N. and Mrs. ( Taylor. < Miss Dorothy Salter, Wellington, is , visiting Christchurch, where she is the guest of her sister, Miss Salter. ( Going Abroad Mr. and Mrs. W. Robertson, Orchard j Street, Jlighland Park, are leaving on the Empress of Britain for a trip to j England. . Miss Wade, Timaru, has arrived at j Wellington, and will join the Tainui j for a trip to England. ( Miss Ruby Warren, Palmerston I North, will leave Wellington for Eng- < land by the Tainui to-morrow. I Miss Thelma Jones and Mr. Mervyn 1 Jones, 247 the Terrace, Wellington, are 1 leaving for Auckland to-morrow to ( join the Moilterey, en route for Ameri- 1 ca, England and the Continent. 1 Mrs. Herbert Coleman and Miss Helen Coleman, Hillingdon, Havelock North, will sail from Wellington by the Rangitata early next month for a trip t to England. i ■ i Address At English , Speaking Union L ___ ' T 1 An address on “Anglo-American Re- t lationsbip” was given to the English- -r speaking Union last night by Dr. G. H. c Scholefield. The speaker, whose re- 1 marks are reported elsewhere in this e issue, was introduced by the president 1 of the English-Speaking Union, Dr. 1 Alexander Gillies. / The club rooms were beautifully de- a corated with hydrangeas, roses dah- ' lias and honeysuckle, flowers also decorating the entrance foyer where the c guests were received by Mrs. A. Burn- !1 ard, Mrs. Charlesworth and Mr. G. H. s Perry. i The meeting opened with the English- ' Speaking Union creed which was read 1 by Mr. Cummins. During the evening c songs were sung by Mrs. C. Eastwood, '• accompanied by’ Mrs, T. C. Kindred, 1 both of whom were presented with J shoulder sprays by Mrs. E. D. Good. ( chairman of the ladies’ social commit- ‘ tee. A savoury supper was served by the ladies’ committee. j Mrs. H. Jensen, Taihape, and Mrs. 1 J. Livingstone, Danuevirke, will re- 1 present the Women’s Division of the : ■Farmers’ Union at the peace conference ’ tb be held in Sydney shortly. ’ FREE ’:P. & B.” PICTURE BOOK. t Just arrived ! Presents 144 illustra- t tious of the 1938 knitwear styles for 1 men, women and children. Au invalu- • able guide when choosing instruction ' booklets. Gives various examples of i unusual stitches. Write to-day for your t copy of the “P. and B.” Picture Book s to Patous and Baldwins Ltd.. Box s IIIIW, Wellington.—Advt. n