PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 142, 17 June 1932, Page 13

PERSONAL NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. D. Buchanan, Masterton, who have been spending a few days in Wellington, returned home yesterday.

Mrs. Percy. Baldwin, Palmerston North, returned home to-day after spending a few days in Wellington.

Mrs. Willes, Who has been visiting Wellington, returned to Christchurch on Wednesday evening.

Miss Kitty Bourke, Kilbirnie, left Wellington to-day for a visit to Sydney.

Lady Sidey has returned to Dunedia after spending a few days in Wellington.

Mrs. J. Cracroft Wilson, Cashmere Hills, who visited Wellington this week, has returned to Christchurch.

Miss Hay,. of Geraldinc, is among the guests at the Midland Hotel.

Miss Eleanor Martin, The Terrace, is the guest of .Mrs. Furby, Palmerston North. ■': .* ;:■ - > ; \

Mrs. D. Pearman and Mrs. A. Cotter will leave Wellington this evening to visit the South Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy and family left Wellington to-day for a visit to Australia. .

Mrs. B. H. Gilmour, Lyttelton, has returned homo after a visit to "Wellington.

Mrs. F. C. Mappin, who has been visiting Wellington, will return to Auckland this week.

An enjoyable gift evening was held recently at the home of Mrs. F. S. Twiss, Frandi street, in honour of Miss Nan Paisley. Dancing filled the greater part-of the evening, and was followed by the opening :of the many delightful gifts, and a very excellent supper, which was greatly appreciated.

The engagement is announced from England of Miss Ethel Beatrice Williams, youngest daughter of Mrs. J. Hunter Williams, of Roehampton, and formerly of..Wellington, to Mr. C. H. M. Waldoek (Humphrey.), son of Mr. and Mrs. Waldoek, of Colombo, Ceylon. Mr. Humphrey Waldoek was some time since called to th.c English Bar.and now holds an appointment on the staff of BrasenOsey Oxford. Miss Ethel Beatrice Williams is a grand-daughter of the late Mrs. Mary Ann Williams, so well known in Wellington as a benefactress of the Mission to Seamen. Another grand-daughter, Ruby, -was married a few yeai's ago to a, brother of Mr. Waldbck.