PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 115, 16 May 1936, Page 18

PERSONAL NOTES

';-.. The Misses Marjories and Audrey Harcourt/ who are making a holiday visit to Wellington from Fiji, are staying at Crpydon House, Hill Street. '\ Miss Helen Pettersen, Christchurch, who has-been the guest' of Mrs. C. A. Ironside, "Cambridge Terrace, left by the Monowai yesterday for Sydney. JMiss Pettersen will later • proceed to .London where she intends continuing her nursing profession. ■ "Mrs. Victor Macky returned to Auckland by the Limited last evening after a brirf visit to Wellington. v?Mrs. Warwick Blundell, 46 Hobson Street, and Mrs. W. G. Turnbull, 7 Newman Terrace, will motor up to Ashhurst, tomorrow, where they will spend a week as the guests of Mrs. F. Grotrian, "Konewa," Pohangina Valley. Miss Phyllis Babington, Wellington, left by the Monowai yesterday for a yisit.to the Mala;?;. States. Mrs. Harry Luxford, Hamilton, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Macpherson, Wellington. ~ Miss.S. E. Shand, Dunedin, is the 'guest of Mrs. Hale Monro, Kelburn. ,; Mrs. E. B. Tustin is a Wanganui visitor to Wellington, and is the guest ot Mrs. J. .C. Tustin, Paisley Terrace, Karori.. ; ' Mr. and Mrs. I. MacLeod will leave Palmerston North at the end of the. month to take up their residence in Wellington, to which city Mr. MacLeod has been transferred. Miss Peggy James, Masterton, is the guest of Miss Janet Miles, Wesley Road.. ; : ' . '. iA Miss Barbara Edie, Island Bay, is the guest of Mrs. C. Boag, Palmerston North, for the school vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cook, Kelburn, Wellington, and. Miss Kathleen Cook, left; yesterday by the ' Monowai for Sydney; and Melbourne. - - ■: • Miss sNancy.; Webber, Wellington, is visiting French Pass for a short holiday. ■••;■',■.• ■; ':' \ ■ i," ... ■■ '. Mrw and Mrs/W. (X Urquh-art, .Northland,' who have been visiting Australia, have returned to Wellington. .Miss Elsie Andrews, of New Plymouth, was elected a life-member of the New Zealand Educational Institute last night. In proposing the election, Miss K. B. Turner (Christchurch)' said that Miss Andrews had given her life to the work of the, institute, and, it ■^as only right that she should be made a.life member. Miss Andrews is the fifth member of the institute to be honoured with life membership. t The Missjes>E^and; M^Bell, M: Arnold, arid A. Gaze are Wanganui tors to Wellington for the May vacation.: ''._ 0:- ; ? ■ r' ; Mrs. S. P. Laffey (Auckland), Miss D. Jones (England), .Miss C. A. Reilly fflawera), Mrs. M. .A. Walker COamaru), Mrs. C. A. Tutty and Miss M. Strang" (Wairarapa) are staying at the Royal Oak ' Hotel. , ; . :.'