PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 75, 26 September 1933, Page 11

PERSONAL NOTES

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This evening their Excellencies Lord and Lady Bledisloc will give a iliimor party at Government House in honour of ]\i>nr-A(liniral Robin Dalgiish, C.8., B.jS'., and the senior officers ot H.iI.A.S. Canberra and Australia. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton SinclairThouison, South Canterbury, who have been staying with Captain and Mrs. Colin Sinclair-Thomson, Grant. Road, will return south tomorrow evening. The Hon. G. J. Smith and Mrs. Smith, St. Martin's, Christchureh, have returned homo after spending a few days in Wellington. Mrs. Arthur Duncan, Murphy Street, is spending a holiday in Rotorua. Miss St. Glair Inglis, Hawke's Bay, who has been spending a few days at the Midland Hotel, will leave tomorrow for Pahiatua, where she will visit her sister. Miss Margaret Talbot, Christchureh, arrived iv Wellington this morning to stay with. Mrs. John Smythe, Hataitai. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Humphries, Hawke's Bay, arrived in Wellington today, and are staying at the Midland Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey O'Leary have returned to Wellington after a brief visit to V/anganni and Palmerston North. Mrs. W. A. Whitlock, who lias been the guest of Miss Kiore King, Christchureh, will arrive in Wellington tomorrow morning, and will spend a few days here before leaving for her new home in Hastings. | Mrs. W. Hume has returned tp Featherston after a visit to Wellington. Mrs. Willes, Otahuna, who has been spending some months in Auckland and Tauranga, will arrive in Wellington , this week. She will stay here for some weeks 'before returning to Christchureh. Mrs. Holland o'Regan, Island Bay, is the guest of Mrs. W. Hume, Feathers'ton. Mrs. John Deans, Kirkstyle, wlio has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. B. Gordon (Lower Hutt) and Miss' Gladys feommerville (Glcnmorc Street) is now Ihe guest of Mrs. H. C. Hodson, Blenheim. Mrs. aiid Miss Enid Twigg, Napier, are visiting Wellington, a;nd arc staying at the Midland Hotel. Miss Molly Campbell, who has been in. Wellington for the past four months, returned to Christchureh on Friday, en route to Ashburton. Miss Veronica Fanagan, Wellington, is I visiting Mrs. F. W. Gowing,' Palmerston North. 3liss Jessie Dickson, Christchureh, haii come to .Wellington to meet her brother, Mr. Hamilton Dickson, who is returning from Sydney. Mrs. J. H. McAuliffe and-Master McAuliffe, Timaru, are visiting Wellington. They will spend ;i month's holiday in the North Island. . For the first time in the history of the Cathedral bells they were rung for the evening service on Sunday by a band of ladies, the following taking part:—Mesdain.cs. J- Taylor and W. Walton, Misses Milicont Jennings, Joan Scott, and Joair Taylor (states the Christchureh ""Press").' Reference- to the death of Mrs. J. Hannah was made at last evening's meeting of the Wellington. Technical College Board of Governors. The chairman, Mr. W. Hl Bennett, spoke of Mrs. Hannah's long 'association with tho Technical College work, in which she had taken a deep and abiding interest. Mrs. Hannah had been a member of the board and of the- Advisory Art Committee. The meeting stood in silence. . . ' Among the guests at the Royal Oak Hotel are Mrs. Cyril Hunter and Miss Cowan (Danuevirke), and Miss McKelvie and Miss Scott (Rongotea). : . Mrs. F. Smart, Nelson, is visiting Wellington, and.is staying at the Hotel St. George.' '" '; '' Mrs. L. Swanston,. ; Auckland, is among the guests at the Midland Hotel. , . . , .. - . ..' .