PERSONAL NOTES
' Mrs. -lav Maeßae, Wairarapa, who is staying with her mother, Mrs. Arthur Duncan, Murphy street, will bo the guest of, Miss Olive M'llraith, Christchurch, for the Easter races, and golf tournament. Mr.' and Mrs. John Agar, Tinakori road, left to-day for a holiday visit to the Sounds. Mrs.' J. C. Peacock and Mrs. JV Brodie, Wellington, will bo the guests of Mrs. M. Godby, Christchurch, for. the Easter golf tournament next week. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Begg, "Wellington, are spending a holiday in the Sounds. Miss M. Enright returned to Christchurch last evening after a visit to Wellington. . ' Mrs. David Jones, Canterbury, who has spent several weeks in Wellington, will leave for Christchurch this evening. ' : Mrs. Stallworthy, who has been visiting Wellington during the session, will return to Auckland to-morrow. Mrs. W. J. White, Hastings, returned home this morning after a visit to Wellington. •' •■■■ ; , Mrs. Vivian Boyle, England, who has been staying with her mother, Mrs. C. H. . Tripp, Timaru,. left.; yesterday for Weilirfgtpn. - Miss Mona Kemp is a Wellington visitor to Timaru. Miss TJpham, Goring street, left last evening for Christchurch.' Canon and Mrs. W. S. Bean, The Vicarage, Addington, Chiistchurch, -will arrive in Wellington nest Wednesday for a visit. Mrs. Malcolm Miller, Wellington, who has been staying with her mother, Mrs. Edgar Jones, "Otiritiri," South Canterbury^ left yesterday, for Wellington. . Mrs. T. E. Y. Seddon returned to Wellington yesterday morning after a visit to Greymouth. . The HoriTA. ST Malcolm and Mrs: Malcolm, Balelutha, arrived in Welling-ton-tins morning; Mrs. J. Donald, Timarii, has left for a visit to Wellington. ~ . . Mr; and'Mrs.-A. JrMullins, who have been, visiting .. Mrs.. C. Gr. Johnston, Tinakori road, have' returned to Tiniaru. Mr. and Mrs. ■A. C. Bretherton, ChristchurcJi, arrived in Wellington this morning, and.are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. .0. E. Adams, Oriental Bay. . "Mrs. E. Hart, Wellington, arrived by the Monowai from Sydney last week, after spending sixteen months in England. Miss Helen Hart has recently attained,her L.X.A.M. degree, and is now engaged in teaching in England. Mrs. P. J. Wilson, Wellington, is spending Easter with friends in the country. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stewart, Sydney, who have been visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stewart, Dunedin, returned this morning to;, Wellington and are staying at the Royal Oak. Mrs. 'Thomas M'Laren, with her daughter,-' Miss Nora M'Laren, will aqcoinpany her father, Mr. Marcus Marks, on a tour abroad. • They will leave Wellington on Tuesday by the Makui-a to connect at Sydney with the P. and O. line. They expect to return to New Zealand at the end of tho year. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Haire and Miss Kathleen. Haire, Hobson street, have returned, from a visit to Paraparaumu. Dr; and Mrs. George Craig, who have been for a short visit to the South Island, returned to Wellington yesterday morning. : ' '
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 77, 1 April 1931, Page 17
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