PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Issue 149, 20 December 1935, Page 23

PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. Frank Cowlishaw, Christchurch, is visiting Wellington. Miss M. Lorimer,. Wellington, is a visitor to Christchurch. Mrs. J. J. Corry, Blenheim, is a visitor to Wellington. Among Christchurch people who intend to spend Christmas in Wellington are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Redpath, jun. They will arrive on Sunday and will be the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Walter Norwood, who j has recently moved into her new home at Karori. Mrs. J. H. Hull, Christchurch, who arrived in Wellington this week by the Rangitane from' England, will spend Christmas with Mrs. Cockburn Hood, Wellington. . She will leave for Christchurch early in the New Year. The Misses M.' and D. Low, Remuera, Auckland, are visiting Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Howden, Moana Road, Kelburn, and their son, Richard, left today to spend the holidays at their cottage at Eastbourne. Mrs. Atkinson has returned to Wellington from a visit to Mrs. A. Wigley, Timaru. Mrs. M. C. Keane, formerly of Christchurch and Wellington, now resident in Melbourne, is on a visit to Wellington. , About 50 friends of Miss Nancy Bruce-Smith and her mother, Mrs. G. Bruce-Smith, of Manona, Wyuna Road, Point Piper, Sydney, were entertained at afternoon tea during the weekend to enable them to see the former's beautiful trousseau. Miss Bruce-Smith's marriage with Mr. Lan Arthur will be celebrated in Dunedin, New 'Zealand, on January 9, states the "Sydney Morning Herald." Mr. and Mrs. John Macdonald, Glasgow Street, who have been motoring in the north, returned to Wellington yesterday. Miss K. Goodson, Wellington, is staying with her sister, Mrs. P. J. Fogarty, Blenheim.; \ '• Mr! and Mrs. J. J; Gillon, Woburn, Lower Hutt,'will leave tomorrow for a damping tour of the North- Island. •' Miss Elsie Oddie, Wellington Girls' College, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Oddie, Le Cren Street, Timaru. ■ Misses Joyce and Esme Cummings, Ngaio, are spending a month's holiday in the Marlborough ■Soundsy Mrs. A. B. Wright is a Wellington visitor to Blenheim. ' Nursing Sister.A. Thompson, who is on short furlough from the Melanesian Mission, arrived in Sydney on December 9 by the Southern Cross, and after a brief stay will proceed to New Zealand, states the "Sydney Morning Herald." Sister Thompson has had considerable medical experience both in the British Solomons and in the New Hebrides groups. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cooper, Northland, will leave for a month's fishing tour at Rotorua arid Lake Waikaremoana. . ■-..-■ Mrs. A. L. Rowe is a Blenheim Visitor, to Wellington. Miss Eileen Newton, Kilbirnie, will leave tonight for Invercargill. Later she will visit Timaru and the Franz Josef ■ Glacier. Mrs. Neil Smith returned to Wellington this week after a visit to England, and has taken up residence at Heretaunga. TCi." E^Scoble "- CChristchurch), Mrs. J. E. Grimfleld-Coxwell (Boston), Mrs. J. Williams and Mrs. Pat Borthwick < (Masterton) are staying at the Midland HoteL ; Mrs. E. H. Mitchell (Marton), Mrs. T. Whelch (Waipukurau), Mrs. Selwyn Upton and Misses J. and B. Upton (Auckland) are staying at the Hotel St.' George. Miss & Stratford" (Auckland) arid Mrs. Nisbet' (Dunedin) are staying at the Royal Oak Hotel. Mrs. H. Crombie (Invercargill), Miss Baldock (Sydney), Mrs. F. B. Ongley (Auckland), Mrs. Bennett (Melbourne), Mrs. N. Morrison (Balclutha), and Mrs J. Kerr (Nelson) are staying at the Empire? Hotel. The guests at Sayes Court include Miss Bird (Dunedin), Mrs. Betts Vincent (Wanganui), Mr. and Mrs. and Masters Wheeler, Miss Orr (Palmerston North), Miss Hanford (Sydney), Mrs. Alfred Caselbefg (Masterton), Mr. Caselberg (Masterton), Mr. and Mrs. Bassin, Mr. Hockley (Christchurch), Mr. Carpenter (Auckland), and Mr Tait (Christchurch).