Wedding Notices will be found on page 6, of this issue.

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 110, 11 May 1935, Page 18

Wedding Notices will be found on page 6, of this issue.

The Lord Chief Justice of England and Lady Hewart have gone ;to Paris for.the ; Easter, vacation. They will return at; the.'end. of the month.

i ; Mr; and liirs. G. L. March and their j tw6;;,'daughters ■ (Christchurch) experienced "a' delightfully fine trip in the Kotorua.^-They 'have: taken aflat in Bayswaterv. for two months in order to see "something of London and the festivities, in connection.with the King's Silver Jubilee. Being "particularly interested, in music, Mr. March hopes to take advantage of the many opportunities offered., here: of., hearing some of the great: artist^; -and, musicians, and ichiefly some oi;the music to be heard in the splendid ■ cathectraTs. One evening^ithis. .^ek;:ife}^bjea' the finest j performance, he'Jlfas leyeil heard of Bach's St.' Mat^ew'.'V3Passion^ by the" "choir of WesitnUnsierMbbey. Mr. and Mrs. March"hope"later'to tour by car, through England and Scotland and then to pay visits to friends in different parts-of the Motherland. A six months' holiday.; is ■ intended, and the travellers will leave' again by the: Rotorua about the 'er^d oj September "

Sir James Parr' abd ;Miss Christine. Parr will spend Easter -vat Hartsholme Hall, LincolhV as the guests of the Earl and Countess Of Liverpool. '

Miss ■ P..: Oldbury-Jqhes, Wellington, has, in. the ( space of three months, acoomplished much interesting travel in America and Europe, and has now'arj rived in.'England. While at Los Angeles she had the opportunity of seeing several of the coming big films in the making, including "Midsummer Night's Dream," for which scenery on a lavish scale has been prepared.' From New York Miss Oldbury-Jones travelled to Naples via Villefranche, by the luxury Italian liner Conte di Savoia. On the vessel, the only New Zealander, she met some eminent Spanish people who were very liospitable_ and ensured her having a pleasant time. Rome, Florence, Budapest, Munich, -Vienna, Switzerland,, and Paris have all been toured. ,Tbe beauty of Budapest and the people of Hungary have made a deep impression. Miss Olcfbury-Jones thinks; of > devoting two months to the Mother Country, then to visit Spain and Germany, returning ; home via America. She wants, to see more of New York. . ■■'..-

Miss G. Valentine Howey, Christchurch, has been appointed organising secretary for the Appeal Fund of Westminster: Hospital, which, is to be rebuilt on a new site, but still in the vicinity. The Westminster was the first voluntary hospital in England, and is more than 200 years old. The rebuilding includes a home for the nurses and the removal from North London of the research department. The Prince of Wales is. president of the hospital, and it is hoped that Queen Mary will be able to lay the foundation stone in June." ■■-. ~.<■!■.' .-''■-..-.■■■ . ■ ■■■'.. '

■ At the Efficiency; Club. annual dinner, held on April 9 at the ; Overseas League, the toast- of '"The Commpnwealth of Nations" was replied- tpijby representatives of three countries. 'The speakers were Mr.:Lanigan O'Keefe (High Commissioner for Rhodesia), Mr. R. Si Bonfiey, K.G. (Australia), and Miss Nelle M. Scanlan (New Zealand). Miss Scanlan has also been invited to give the club a lecture-on New. Zealand..

Miss Iha" Wight and Miss Phyllis.M. Eady, Auckland, have been travelling together for some time. In Cairo they stayed with Mrs. J. W. Eady. They have "since-been touring in Europe, and are now enjoying London. Easter will be spent with frltends in the North, duririg the' Jubilee celebrations they will again be iri London, and then they will go •bacfctoCairb by air.

?The Msses Patricia and Valeric Barker, Gisborne, extended'a welcome to Miss EUeen Heggarty and Miss Hazel Bell, who arrived ;by the Tainui, and then they left for Monte Carlo to be present at the Grand Prix de Monaco The journey'is being niade with a party of eight friends, and they anticipate having a Very, exciting time, as ■ they are.both keen.racing enthusiasts. The two sisters will be. .in London during the- Jubilee celebrations, and they; are looking forward to a season of grand ppera...-;.,. .-V;;'.' : .-....- ; "■■'■'■:..." ■.'... '-,

Miss Brenda .Kissling, Auckland, has for nearly years, beeii living in Italy, most;of the time in Sicily and Trieste.. She intends .remaining.. in England until. August; and then return^ ing to New Zealand.

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