PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 18, 22 January 1937, Page 14

PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. Gladstone Ward arrived from the south this morning. She will be the guest of Mrs. Vincent Ward, Hcretaunga. Mr. and Mrs. D. Davidson are Sydney visitors who are joining in race week festivities. Mrs. Mummery (Wanganui) is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lee Martin, a the Molcsworth Street Ministerial Residence, in order to bid farewell to Miss Iris Lee Martin, who left by the Wanganella yesterday to connect with the for London. n Madame Tarbayeff has rctiirncd to o Wellington after spending her holidays o in Hastings. , . signor and Signora A Comimnm £ Island Bay, who have been visiting Wanganui and Parapafaumu, have rcturned to Wellington. £( Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Wilson have b returned to Wanganui from Auckland, b where Dr. Wilson attended the annual a meeting of the Royal Australasian Col- 1 lege of Surgeons. . n Mrs. L. Randell, Te Puke, is visit- i ing Wellington. Mrs. E. Sadd, Tauvanga, has left on v a motor trip to Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. J. Caird, of Taihape, ' who leave shortly to reside at Wanga; nui, have been given-farewell parties by many organisations. Mr. Caird has recently retired from the position of postmaster at Taihape. _ Miss Jessie Home, New Plymouth, is visiting Wellington. i Miss Jessie Evatt, Island Bay, returned last night from a visit to the Pelorus Sounds. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Muir > Hutt, have recently returned from holidays spent at Tauranga and Rotorua. Mrs. N. T. Simmons and the Misses P. and C. Simmons have returned to Patea from Paraparaumu. The Misses K. and E. Lavery, Patea, - who have been spending a holiday in Wellington, have returned hope. Misses E. and R. Peart are Wellington visitors to'Wanganui. Miss Betty Pawson is a North Island visitor to Little River, Christchurch. Mrs. P. Ballard has returned to Wellington after a holiday at Timaru. Mr. and Mrs. G. Durrani; Taoroa, Taihape, are visiting Wellington to meet Miss Margery Durrant on her return from Australia. Mrs. Dutton, Wellington, is the guest of Mrs. Gordon Rich, New Plymouth. Mrs. L. Duigan, Wellington, is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. G. Swan, at Wanganui. Mrs. W. Laurence, "Lansdowne," Napier, is spending a holiday with her sister, Mrs. E. Morris, Hataitai. Mrs. E. Cresswell, of Hamilton, is , paying a visit to her sisters, Mrs. Drewette and Mrs. Elliott, Aurora Terrace. Mrs. Norman Hatch, Miss Nora Hatch, and Mr. L. E. Hatch are Napier visitors to 'Wellington. Mrs. Shaw and her daughter, Wellington, are on an extended visit to Whakatane, where they are the guests of Nurse Pickett, James Street. Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Austin have returned to Wellington from a tour through Taupo, Rotorua, and Mount Maunganui. Mrs. H. W. Townsend (Christchurch), and Mrs. L. Coop (Kaituna, Banks Peninsula), are staying at the Hotel St. George. Mesdames C. D. Kennedy (Napier), H. P. Richmond (Auckland), J. Borthwick and G. C. Cameron (Masterton), Cecil Kebbell (Te Hoe), G. Haldane and Miss McLeod (Hastings) are guests at the Midland Hotel. Mesdames A. J. Rutherford and E. McKay (Alfredton), A. Little (Christchurch), W. B. Fisher (Waipukurau), G. Glenn (Wanganui), J. Harman (Wellington), L. Pettit and N. James (Masterton), Misses M. Little (Christchurch), I. Baker (Patea), and M. James (Masterton) are staying at the Royal Oak Hotel. Mrs. E. A. Moretty (Victoria), P. Torpy (Hamilton), G. Forge (Melbourne), J. McKenzie (Dunedin), and Miss M. Forge (Melbourne) are guests at the Grand Hotel. Mrs. H. A. Manhan, Mrs. J. Rehder Mrs. S. Kerr, and Mrs. P. T. Dallon (Brisbane) are guests at the Empire Hotel.