PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 51, 29 August 1934, Page 15

PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. G. W. Forbes returned to Wellington yesterday morning. Sho has been paying a short visit to her homo in Cheviot. . ■

Dr. and Mrs. W. Ewart arrived by tho Wanganclla today after spending the winter months at Sydney and Melbourne.

Mr. and Mrs. C. G. White, Sehvy'n Terrace, returned this morning by tho Kangitata.

Mrs. D. K. Menzies, Wellington, leaves for the Chateau tomorrow.

Mrs. T. PitzGerald, Feilding, and her daughter are the guests of Mrs. Griffin, Aitken Street.

Mrs. F. Wall, Martinborough, who has recently returned to England, spent a few days iv Wellington this week.

Mrs. F. E. Ward and her daughter, Miss Helen Ward, returned yesterday from a visit to Levin.

Mrs. Paul Gillingham and family, Lower Hutt, arb spending the holidays at Paraparaumu.

Mrs. K. W. McVilly, Wellington, is among the visitors to Dunedin.

. Miss Teresa Ward, Merivalc, Christchurch, arrived in Wollington this morning, and is the guest of her aunt, Mrs, B. B. Wood, Horotaunga.

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sellar and Miss Moliy Sellar, who have been spending some time in Wellington, returned to Mastertou this week.

Miss K. Dixon, Blenheim, who has been visiting Wellington, has returned home.

Mrs. G. Kobertsou, Wellington, who has buon tho guest of Mrs. ■ Wintiingham, Blenheim, has returned home. Mrs. J. T. Martin and Miss Elza Martin, Wellington, aro leaving by the Wanganella tomorrow for an extondod trip to Sydney and Melbourne. Mrs. J. H. Sutton, Hawera, is visiting Wellington. Miss Topsy Holden, Sydney, arrived by tho Wanganella this morning on a visit to Hawera, where she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sutton. Mrs. Harbottle, Wellington, returned today from a visit to Blenheim, her mother, Mrs. C. H. Mills, accompanying her. Mrs Duncan Stout is staying with her mother, Mrs. A. E. Pearcc, at Feathorston.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mills, who have been living in Greymouth for some time, aro returning to their home in Wellington tomorrow. Mrs. Mitford, Wellington, who has been motoring in the North Island with her son, Dr. B. Mitford, will return tonight. f ' Aliss D. Thoomin, Dunedin, arrived in Wellington by tho Wanganella this morning. Mrs. P. P. Orviss, Lower Hutt, left yesterday for the north, where she will spend a. holiday with her son at "Glen Doone," Hastings.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hartmau have returned to Wellington after spending eight months-in--England. Miss Beth Green, Christchurch, is at present in Wellington.

Mrs. Henry Major, Mastertou, is staying with Mrs. O. Sutolift'e, Karon.

Miss Pat Newton, Auckland, is visiting Wellington. Mrs. David Jones, of Christchurch, is a visitor to Wellington.

Mrs. Morton Paterson, Mrs. E. E. Tripe, and Mrs. 'B. Cowper, Wellington, who are at present in Hawke's Bay, are motoring to the Chateau tomorrow, where they will spend some time before returning to Wellington.

Miss V. Jacobs, Dunedin, is among the visitors to-Wellington.

Miss Alva Myers, Kaitangata, is at present in Wellington, and will leave for Sydney tomorrow by tho Wanganella.

Dr. and Mrs. Murray Litchfield, Wellington, have returned from .1 visit to Auckland.

Mr. and Mrs. Greenslado, Wellington, aro visiting Wanganui.

Mr. and Mrs. W. O'Connoll, The Hostel, Waitomo Caves, arc visiting Wellington,

Miss Leela Bloy, daughter of the late Herbert Bloy, of Wellington, has distinguished herself in Auckland as a solo violinist. • She has followed in the footsteps of her father in her devotion to the violin. Although but 15 years of age, Miss Bloy has appeared in public as a soloist in exacting works by Bach, de Beriot, and Kreisler. She was born in Wellington.

Miss Alison McNicol, Wellington, is visiting her parents in Hamilton.

. Miss A. Dennis, who has been spending several months in England, returned by tho Kangitata and will go to Christchurch to stay -with her sister, Lady Clifford.

Mrs. Wilde, Hawke's Bay, is staying at tho Hotel St. Georgo.

Miss A. Eoehfort (Hastings), Miss A. Duncan (Levin), and Mrs. J. S. Hunt (Pembroke) are at tho Eoyal Oak Hotel.

Mrs. E. Harler (Tasmania), Mrs. T. J. Edmonds and Mrs. S. J. Early (Christchurch) are at the Midland Hotel.