PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 68, 21 March 1931, Page 18

PERSONAL NOTES

' Miss Margaret Stand, Eastbourne, left last night to visit her aunt, Mrs. Charles Cooper, Christchurch. ■ • Mrs. W. Ker.r, Carnoustic,, Scotland, who is visiting her "daughter, Mrs. Lan MacEwan, Palmerston North, will leave by the Eangitata next Saturday on her return journey. Mrs. T. E. Lawson, Talavera terrace, and her sou havo left for a motor trip to Botorua. i - [ Mr. and Mrs. Jamos Knigkt, Lower Hutt, are paying a visit io Auckland iind Wailomo Caves. Mr. and Mrs. S. Brussey-Edwards, Wellington, were passengers by tho TJlimaroa, which left "Wellington yesterday for Sydney. Miss Mary Enright, Chrisfehurch, is the guest' of her sister, Mrs. C. M. Malfroy, Murphy street. Dr. and.Mrs. P.-.A.. Ardagh, Christchurch, left yesterday by the Ulimaroa for Sydney, en route to England. Mr. and Mrs. F: Reid, Wellington, who have been staying with Mrs. E. Howden, Timar'u, have rdturned home. Lady Bobb, England, who has beeri the guest of -Mrs. Howard Tripp, Timaru,' is now staying at' Government House, Wellington.. The Hon. Mrs. Peters, England, who has been staying with Mrs. W. H. Helmore, Timaru, arrived in Wellington yesterday morning. - Mrs. 0. .H. Bengjp; Wadestown, is tho guest "of Captain and} Mrs.' Wales, Eemuera, Auckland, for, a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barnett left yesterday by tho Ulimaroa for Sydney, en route to England. ( ( [' Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrews," who have been for a motor trip to New Plymouth, Mount Egmont, .and Hawera, have returned to their home at Lowe- Hutt. ' Mrs. S. Gillingham, KcTburn, . has loft for a visit to South Africa. Mrs. H. Home,' Blenheim, who has been visiting Wanganui, is the guest of Mrs. J. Aston, Glenmore streot. . Mrs: H. R. Thomas, Kelburn, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Gill, Masterton. ' i Mr. and Mrs. Raebum-Suthcrland, Wellington, have left'for a tour of tho North Island. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Munro, St. Kilda, Duncdin, are motoring in the' North Island. Mr. and Mrs..W. D. Stewart left last Mvoning for the South. ' Dr. and Mrs.-Wilson arrived in Wellington last evening, and are staying at tho Hotel Cecil. They are leaving for England next .week. * A presentation took place at the Public Works Department recently, when Mr. F. W. Furkert (on behalf of the Department) "presented Miss 0. Campbell and'Mv. D. M. Grover'with a silver ,tea service, oak tray, and a set of cutlery, on the occasion of their approaching marriage. The bride-elect has been the guest of honour at some very pleasant "pantry teas" and "kitchen evonings" lately. , " •