PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 106, 7 May 1931, Page 15

PERSONAL NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Forbes, who have been visiting their home in Choviot, returned to Wellington this morning.

Miss Phyllis Francis, Christchureh, will arrive in Wellington to-morrow, and will tie the guest of Mrs. W. E. Herbert, The Terrace.

Sir Francis and Lady Boys, Christehureh, will leave on 18th May for England. ■ Miss Ella Bull, Christ's College, will leave this week to visit her sister in Hawkes Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Winston Barron, Hawkes Bay, who have: been visiting Mrs. Hnnter-Westou, Timaru, Lave returned to the North Island.

Misses Helen and Mary Thomson, Hobson street, will leave ■to-morrow for a motor tour of the North.

Mrs. A. C. Day, Wellington, is spending a holiday in Auckland.

Mrs. C. H. Hewlett and Miss Alice Hewlett, Fendaltou, Christclmrcl), will arrive, next week for a visit to the North Island. ' - ■ ■

Miss Alice Candy, Canterbury College, will arrive in Wellington from Christchureh to-morrow morning to deliver an address to the Wellington Historical Society. . .-.''.

Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths, Invercargi.il, will arrive in Wellington, to-morrow.

Miss Nonah M. Thomson will sail from Auckland next month for a trip to England. -. ' •

Mr. and.Mrs. F. W. Grainger, Wellington, were among recent visitors to Queenstown. ...

' The Hon. Mrs. Balph Vane, who has spent the last eighteen.mouths in New Zealand, whereI'she has held several exhibitions of her paintings, left Auckland by'the Niagara this week'for Vancouvei", en'route;! to England.

On the ' occasion of .her retirement from the Government Printing Office, Miss Bv\Eyison.Was; on^ Thursday last, tendered a farewell by ''the members of her department,':when she was presented with, a parting.-gift. Several speakers referred to the' great respect and esteem, in which, Miss, Evison was held, and general regret was expressed at'her departure.;' -The-health of Miss Eyispn was -"toasted", with ' musical hdh-' purs, and a.very pleasant function concluded -with "Auld Lang Syne."