PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1937, Page 16

PERSONAL NOTES

Lady Murray, wife of Sir Herbert Murray, Lieutenant-Governor of Papua, who is ■at present visiting Christchurch, will leave for Wellington tomorrow evening.

Mrs. D. T. Burgin, wife of the Par-liamentary-Secretary, British Board of Trade, and Miss M. A. Burgin, left Auckland yesterday by the Aorangi for Vancouver. .

Miss J. Wilson was a Wellington visitor to Hamilton at. the weekend. Mrs. L. H. Tingey, formerly of Hataitai, has taken Mrs. John C. Colwill's house in Oriental Bay during the latter's absence abroad.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Riddiford, of Orongorongo, and Miss Riddiford are to leave Auckland for the United Stales en route to the Old Country by the Monterey on March 8. They will make a brief tour of the States on the way Home, and will connect with the Atlantic liner Queen Mary at New York. They will be in London for the Coronation festivities, and will be present, at the Dublin Horse Show. They will return to New Zealand by the Empress of' Britain as far as Montreal; and will travel from San Francisco to Auckland by the Mariposa.

Christchurch visitors to. Wellington for the Rotary Conference next week will include Mr. and ' Mrs. E. H. S. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.E. E. Weston, Mr. and Mrs. H. Light-band, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. K. Steven, Mr. and Mrs. F. AY. J. Belton, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. S. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. O. Hutchinson,, Messrs. W. G. V. Fernie, A. W. Beaven, R. A. Campbell, A. C. Cottrell, W. .J. Hunter, S. L. Partridge, and W. Blackwell.

Mrs. W. Toll, Sydney, formerly a well-known Christchurch singer, who has been paying her first visit to Christchurch in nine years, is now visiting friends in Wellington. She will leave Auckland by the Awatea on March 16 for Australia.

Mrs. K. N.: Andrew's is a New Plymouth visitor to Wellington.

Miss E. King, Wellington, who has been visiting Patea, has returned home.

Mrs. Glanville Milne, Wellington, is spending ten days in Christchurch.

. Miss Dorothy Daniels returned by the Awatea yesterday after three months' dancing study in Australia.

Dr and' Mrs. N. S. Boag, Blenheim, who are in Wellington for the B.M.A. conference, are the -guests of Miss Texa Mclntyre, Roseneath. . Mrs. Rex Brewster, New "Plymouth," is:visiting Wellington.

■ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner, and family, Arawa Road, Hataitai, are guests at "Braeburn," Masterton.

Miss Marjorie. Newport returned this, week from Australia,- where she has'spent two months - studying' at the leading dancing, studios, and also under the;principals of the Russian Ballet.

;Mr and Mrs. E. R. Husband, of Christchurch, left by the Wanganella for, Sydney' last "Friday, en. route for England. .■-..' .

Miss C. Mclntyre, Wellington, is visiting Auckland; where, she is staying :at the Royal-Hotel.

'Mesdames E.., F. Stead ■ (Christchurch), W.H. Jackson (Masterton), H. Mullany and N. Ratcliffe (Palmerston North),' Storey Johnson (Nelson), and G;- W. Mackay (New South Wales) are staying-at the Royal Oak Hotel.

•■ Mesdames' F." D. Morrah (Invercargill), J.: Hep worth (England), S. Scoular (Napier), Vickers (London), D.-C.Low (Nelson). Blackmore (Hastings), W. Edwards (Auckland), Misses Whitworth;(Sydney),M. Orr (Sydney), P. Henry (Christchurch), and Hepworth (England) are guests at the Midland Hotel. . . ' >' .*

Mrs. B.'Tapp (Haveldck North), Mrs. Wylie; (Palmerston North), and-Misses T. Cameron (Gisborne). are guests' at the Hotel St. George.

. Mrs.. G.. W. Gower. (Lyttelton),.. Mrs. Wylie and Mrs. and Miss Sherman (Sydney) are -staying at the Empire Hotel.;. ". ■ ' .;■ '.:'. ■'".." -

■ Lady Weedon (Melbourne), Mrs. R. Clarke XChristchurch), Mrs: G. Adams (Wanganui), Mrs.; G.. Johnson (Waimate), Mrs.' John- Tape (New'; South Wales), Mrs. J. Collins (Rotorua), and Mrs.' E. Lelievre (Sydney) are- staying at the Grand Hotel.

' Mrs.- T. Eastcott, Kelburn,. who.has been visiting New Plymouth, returned to Wellington, on. Monday. '

Lady Spriggs, wife of Sir Edmund Spriggs, who is attending the Medical Conference, will offlcialliy open the Hutt Valley gladioli and dahlia show tomorrow.