PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 105, 31 October 1933, Page 13

PERSONAL NOTES

Major and Mrs. W. I. K. Jennings, Karon, will leave tomorrow evening for Christchurch, where tliey will live in future. Miss Laura Mappin, Auckland, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. B. MacEwan, Fitzherbert Terrace, will return home tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. George Shirtcliffe,' who have been visiting England, will return to Wellington on November 10 by the Akaroa. Miss Peggy Lowes, Ekptahuna, is theguest of Mrs. C. E. Eichardson, Selwyn Terrace. Mrs. E. B. Bristow, Karori, has returned to Wellington after a visit to Auckland. Mrs. H. Vogel, who has been spending somo months in England," will return to Wellington on November 10j by the Akaroa. Miss Katherine Wcstenra, Dunsandel, and Miss Audrey Williams, Masterton, who have been visiting the South Island, arrived in Wellington this morning, en. route to Auckland. Miss Hazel Chambers, Havelock North, will be the guest of Mrs. Her> bert Hudson, Cashmere Hills, Christchurch, this week. ' Lady Wigi'am arrived in Wellington this morning from the south. Mrs. E. G. Foster, Wellington, is tke guest of the Misses Foster, Cashmere Hills, Christchurch. \ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray, Wharanui, Marlborough, are paying a brief visit to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parkinson, Kaituna, Mrs. W. H. Symes, Christchurch, who has been spending a holiday in Wellington, . will return south, tomorrow. Miss Harper, Wellington, is the guest of thefi Misses Woolleombe, Timaru. Miss Cynthia Wilson, Bulls, will be among North Island visitop to Christchurch this week. Mrs. Gerrit van Asch has returned to Christehurch after a holiday visit to the North Island. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. de Tourettes returned to Wellington last week, after a visit to Tauranga and Auckland. Mrs. E. T. Taylor and hor son, Mr. Lewis Taylor, left by the Tamaroa yesterday, en route to England, -where Mr. Taylor, as a result of the aeroplane crash last year at Johnsonville, will undergo further operations. Among the guests at the Midland Hotel arc Miss Downie Stewart (I>unedin), Mrs. E. J. Mullagan (Listnore, New South Wales), and Mrs. F, W. Seldon (Ashburton). Miss S. Harvey (Napier) and Mrs. Mudins. (Milton), are staying at f the Empire Hotel. Lady Wigram (Christchureh), Miss D. Miller (New South Wales), Mrs. G. Galloway and Mrs. D. Beid (Dunedin) are among the guests at the Eoyal Oak Hotel. Miss May Wilkins, who represents the Wellington Amateur Athletic Club on the Wellington Amateur Athletic Centre, ana is the first lady delegate to that body, was heartily welcomed at the annual meeting of the centre last night, Mr. E. W. McVilly, president of the New Zealand Council, said that Miss Wilkins's attendance as representative of the ladies was a step in the right direction. They had seen the ladies displaying their prowess on the field of sport and it was only right that the ladies should have a voice iv the management." .' ''