PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 59, 10 March 1936, Page 15

PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. G. McNair, Wellington, who has been visiting Auckland, returned home today. . . ' . . ■

Mrs. Richard David arrived in Wellington from Christchurch this morning to spend a few days before leaving by the Rangitiki for England. Her mother, Mrs. Charles.. Copper, who accompanied'her to Wellington, will spend about ten days with her sister, Mrs. Shand; Hobson Street.

Mrs. F. A. Knight, who has been staying at Karehana Bay, Plimmerton, has returned to Wellington.

Mrs. Dobson (England), Mrs. Ulrich (Timaru), Mrs. A. M. ; Hellaby (Auckland), and Mrs. C. Kearton' (Surrey, England) are staying at the Midland Hotel. ■•■''•

Miss Eileen Bonnington will arrive in Wellington from Christchurch on Thursday to join the Wanganella en route for Singapore, where her marriage to Mr. Wilfred Botterill will take place. She will tbe joined in Sydney by her aunt, Mrs. D. C. Spencer, of Adelaide, who will accompany her.

Mrs. C. E. Sligo '(Brisbane), with her small daughter, Joan, is visiting Wellington and is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Wm. Halse.

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Stitchbury, Wellington, Who are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Vesey Robinson, Kaituna, will leave on Thursday to pay a short visit to Ashburton, before returning; home.' . ;

..•Miss S. Fitzgibbon, who. has been on a holiday visit to Wellington, has returned to Napier.

Mrs. Terence Watts, "The Delta," Blenheim, is visiting Wellington. ■/■'■

Miss M. Simmons ■ has "returned to vHatuma from a holiday spent at Lower Hutt. ■ '.■;■• " -': '

Mrs. E. Lash, New, .■■ Plymouth, is visiting Mrs. Eric Lash* Wellington.

The Misses G. and R. Trolove, "The Shades," Kaikoura; are visiting Tauranga. ' ... ' ■ .'■.-.

Mrs. K. A. Merritt (Napier), Miss Z. Tucker (Hastings), Mrs. G. Bourne (Sydney), Mrs. Mawer (London), and Mrs. Webb (Auckland) are staying at the Grand Hotel. :

Mrs. H. C. Gilbert (New York), Mrs. F. Macky (Auckland), Mrs. E. Milburn (London), Mrs. V. L. Hardy (Sydney), Miss S. Greaves; (England), Mrs. J. P. Bell (Canada),' Mrs. 'J. Turnbull (Melbourne), Mrs. P. Klugh (Chicago), Mrs. J. Hamilton and Miss V. Macindoe (Auckland),-Mrs. C. P. Agar and Miss T. lies (Christchurch) are staying at the Hotel St. George.

Miss Alison "Addison, Wellington, is the guest of Mrs._ J. H. Hall, Christchurch.'

Mrs. H. H. Harris, Blenheim, is a visitor to Wellington:

Miss M. Blackett, Wanganui, will arrive in Wellington tomorrow to join the Rangitiki, which sails for England on Thursday.

: Among" the guests "staying at Sayes Court are Mr. and Mrs. Kirkcaldie, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Todd (Wellington), Mr. and Mrs. Perston (Tauranga), Mr. and Mrs.''" Bickford (Auckland), Mr. and Mrs. MeGallan (Christchurch), Mr. and Mrs. Tailby (Rarotonga), Miss Abraham (Palmerston North), Mr. Gebrgetti (Gisborne), and Mr. Fraser (Wellington).

The following guests are at the Hotel Cecil:—Mrs. J. R. Fow (Hamilton), Miss G. Fow (Hamilton), Miss N.. Fow (Hamilton), Mrs. F. Cowper (Dannevirke), Mrs. W. A. Kennedy (Wanganui), Mrs. Alex Wilson (Wanganui), Miss M. Mackie (Oamaru), Mrs. Hanson Turton (Dunedin), and Mrs. J. M. Hamlin (Waitara).

Sister Francis, matron of the Little River Hospital,/ Canterbury, is at present taking a six, months' post-graduate course at the Wellington Hospital.

Mrs. R. V. Hume (Featherston), Miss S. W. Ross (Wanganui-), Mrs. Bolton (Pahiatua), Mrs. H. Bulham (Masterton), Mrs. Tyrer (Wanganui), Mrs. D. Gunn (Auckland), and Mrs. W. Jamieson (Christchurch) are staying at the Royal Oak Hotel.

Mrs. E. Reeves and Mrs. Stephenson (Sydney), Mrs. W. Fogg (Hawera), Mrs. Holland (London), Mrs. E. H. Little (Wellington), Mrs. S. J. Anderson and Mrs. J. Hanson (Auckland), the Misses S. and J. Coulder and Miss Lane tDunedin), and Mrs. L. Tressider (Wanganui) are staying at the Empire Hotel.

Miss Molly Lowry, who has been'the guest of Mrs. J. Little, Nile Street, Timaru, has returned to Wellington.

Mrs. A. K. Warren, St.; Mary's Vicarage, Christchurch, and Miss Joan Maiing will arrive in Wellington tomorrow to join the Rangitiki for England. .. . .