PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 62, 15 March 1933, Page 13

PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Mary Skerrett arrived in Wellington today by the Rangitane from England, and will spend about a month in New Zealand. She was accompanied by her nephew, Mr. Peter Compton.

Colonel the Hon. G. J. Smith and Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Somerville Brown, arrived in Wellington this morning from Christehureh, and are staying at the Koyal Oak Hotel.

Mrs. Noel Nelson (Tinakori Road), Miss Cookson, and Mrs. Freeman (Christehureh) left this morning by car for a tour of the North.

Mrs. Lan Macßac, Masterton, will arrive in Wellington this week to stay with her mother, Mrs. Arthur Duncan, Murphy Street.

Sir Charles Clifford, who returned yesterday from Australia, and his sister, Mrs. Bruce Douglas, '' Glenesk,'' Greta, will bo in Wellington for the races this weekend.

Air. and Mrs. William Deans, who have been visiting Mrs. Deans's parents, Sir Andrew and Lady Russell, Hawke's Bay, returned to Christchurch last evening.

Miss Phyllis Francis, Christchurch, will leave Wellington tomorrow by the Eangitiki for England, where she will continue her art studies.

Mrs. H. R. Thomas, KclVurn, has left for a visit to Masterton, where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Gill.

Miss Catherine Johnstqne, Otaio, South Canterbury, will leave Wellington tomorrow by the Rangitiki for England.

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Todd left today to spend a holiday at Paekakariki.

Mrs. Grace, Wellington, is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. H. S. Fox, Christchurch.

Mrs. F. H. Fish, Christchurch, is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. R. M. Pish, Seatoun.

Mrs. Gunn, Wellington, is tho guest of Mrs. M. Manning, Hamilton.

Mrs. Shirrcff-llilton and her father, Mr. Walter Clifford, Christchurch, will arrive in Wellington on Friday morning for a visit.

Miss E. Turner, Wellington, is spending a holiday in Christchurch.

Miss Betty Kiver, Christchurch, will arrive on Friday morning for a brief yisit to Wellington. "»

Mrs. W. S. Henderson, Hataitai, is leaving by the Wanganella tomorrow for a trip to England and America,

Miss Molly Parton is a Christchurch visitor to Wellington.

Mr. ( and Mrs. E. E. Lane, Vivian Street, will leave tomorrow by tho Wanganella for Sydney en route to England and America. They expect to return about the end of. the year.

Miss Callender, Dunedin, is spending a few weeks in Wellington.

Miss Dorothy Raymond, Timaru, will come to Wellington on Saturday en route for Auckland and Sydney, where she will join the Orsova for England.

Miss Marden and Miss Weston, Wellington, are visiting Christchurch.

Mrs. Marshall Macdonald, Dunedin, will arrive to take up ' residence in Wellington this week.

Mrs. A. G. Davidson, Wellington, is visiting Christehureh.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mills, Wellington, are visitors to Christehureh.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bird' have returned to Wellington after a visit to the West Coast.

Mrs. Claude Green, Christchurch, who is visiting Wellington, will leave shortly for Auckland.

Mrs. D. S. Turner is a Wellington visitor to Auckland.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Langstaff, who have been visiting Auckland, returned to Wellington by car yesterday.

Mrs. Andrews, Auckland, is visiting Wellington, and is staying at the Grand Hotel.

Mrs. Jackson (Gisborne), Mrs. R. Jackson (Turakina), Mrs. M. Cohen (Palinerston North), Mrs. P. W. Roberts (Napier), and Miss R. M. Paterson (Belgium), are. among the guests at the Royal Oak Hotel.

Miss. Winefride Delauey and Miss Molly Connor, Wellington, left recently for a holiday visit to Nelson and districts.