PERSONAL NOTES
ENGAGEMENTS.
THOMSON—STEADMAN,
The engagement is announced of William Bruce Thomson, of Wellington, youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Thomson, of Feilding, to Mavis, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Steadman, Dunedin.
BLACKWELL—SCANLAN.
■ The engagement is announced of Eileen, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. McCaf they, to Bernard, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Blackwell, both of Wellington.
TINSLEY—SKERTEN.
The engagement is announced of Mavis Layley, only daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. A. J. Skerten, Main Road, Upper Hutt, to ' Harold 'William, younger son of Mr. and' the late Mrs. A. Tinsley, "Taumata," Carterton.
COOZE—TOWNSEND.
The. engagement is announced of Doris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Townsend, Arthur, Street, Wellington, to Alva, only son of Mr. and Mrs. E. ; Cooze, Kaiwarra.
CRISP—JOHNS,
The engagement is announced of Dorothy Betty, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs: S. Johns, Rona Bay, Eastbourne,' to William, second son of Mr. J. D. Crisp and the late Mrs. Crisp, of Christchurch. :
STEWART—FLAN.
The engagement is announced of Jean Robina, second daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Flan, of Melros'e, Wellington, to Thomson, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs; T. Stewart, of-Hataitai, Wellington. ' : : .
PEACHEY—BURNS
The engagement is announced of Ivy Dorothy, only daughter, of Mr. and Mrs; H. S. Burns, Wellington, to Allan, Wilson, second'son of" Mr. and Mrs. J. F, Peachey. ■ .-.'.
WILSON—SMITH.
Dr. .and, .Mrs;-'Harold i Smith, of Los Angeles,: Calif orriiai-announce' :the' engagement"- of '; '.their".■ daughter ..-Virginia, to Gordon; Francis, Wilspn,,-!" eldest, son of Mrs. Mary;-.Wilsph;;:bf;;Herne: Bay, Auckland;, ■,^;.;17-:. .;;;■;"-■; ,:
Mrs. J. N. Greenland, wife of the general manager of the Union Steam Ship Company, who since her arrival from Auckland early- last year has been living at Williscourt Flats, Oriental Terrace,-has taken a.lease of Mr. Justice Callan's house' at 4& Hobson Street.
Mrs;' Malcolm' Miller, who has.-been visiting her mother, -Mrs.- Edgar Jones, Otiritiri, has: returned to Wellington.
Mrs. .D. A. ; Ewen, . Lower Hutt, arrived in Auckland on Thursday and is staying at.the Grand Hotel.
■■-. Miss Mollie'Mahoriey, who '■ has been spending a holiday -.in' Wellington, returned to New Plymouth':.6n; Thursday.
Miss Ethel Oldbury-Jones, Wellington, will leave for Auckland next week to connect with the Monterey for California. She will spend a month motoring in the United States before leaving from New York on the Queen Mary. Miss Jones- will arrive in London in time for the Coronation festivities.
Mrs. H. E. Taylor-Young, London, who has been visiting her son, Commander W. Taylor-Young, of H.M.S. Achilles, and Mrs. Taylor-Young, is at present at the Hermitage, Mount Cook. She has just concluded a tour of the East and Australia.
Miss ■•'Anita".' 'Webster,' ;• of Auckland, arrived in Wellington'today.,' She will leave for 'England : by , the Tamaroa. Miss Webster is the guest: of Mrs. A. Nimmo, Hataitai. > ; -
Mr and Mrs. J. Morton Troup, 74 Glen Road, Kelburn, left last night to spend a holiday in Dunedin as the guests of Mr. Justice Kennedy. Miss Alice Reid, who has been the guest of Mrs. T. P. Fothpringham, Central Terrace, is on her way back to the' East Coast.
Mrs W. H. Coy, Island Bay, has returned from a visit to the Wairarapa, where she was the guest, of Mrs. Read, Riverside, Te Wharau,'Masterton .
Mrs. G. W. Mclntosh, Wellington, arrived in Auckland on Thursday,' and is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Ewen,' Remuera Road.
Mrs. D. M. Wheeler is a Wellington visitor to Auckland.
Mrs. R. Joynt, Wellington, who has been staying with Mrs. Skeet, Fapamoa, near Te Puke, has returned home.
Mrs. E. G. Martin was a Wellington passenger on the Monterey, which left Auckland yesterday for Sydney.
Mrs.' Frank Rhodes, of Remuera, is visiting Wanganui and Wellington. ,
Mr., and Mrs. George Wensley and their daughter Annette are.the guests of Mrs. James Benning, Overtoun Terrace, Hataitai.
Mrs. E. H. Hanson, Wellington, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E, L. Barker, Rotorua. \
The Misses Mclntosh, Wellington, are staying at the Station Hotel, Auckland. V ■■■■ ■'■'■' ;, '' _ ■: '
"Miss-Turton is a Wellington visitor to the Franz Josef Glacier.
Mrs.S. TVElink-Schuurman-,,Sydney, wife of" the-Consul-General for the Netherlands for Australia and New Zealand, is staying at The Hermitage, Mount Cook. ' '
;■■ Mvs.'-.T;-. C. White and Miss J.. F. W. Coats (England), Miss B. A. Campbell (New Plymouth), and Miss C. Hosking (Masterton) ■ are staying at the Royal Oak Hotel. !. ■
Mesdames D. Skinner (Christchurch), A. H. Marshall (Marton), E. Wilkie (Otematata), D. M. Fell (Tauranga), M. C. Brown and Edwardes (Auckland), and Miss Strella Wilson (Sydney) are staying at the Midland Hotel.
Mesdames E. Lipsett (Vancouver), W. W. Ryan (Melbourne), K. StothardBrown and F. H. Drewitt (Timaru), and J. R. Clayton (Auckland) are guests at the Hotel : St. George.
; Mesdames J. McLaren (Auckland), A. J. Smith (England),. Allen (Dunedin), S. Barrett ,(Christchur.ch),,E. M. Good (Greym'outh),, .P. M. Collis (Palmerston North) and Miss E. Twigg (Napier) are guests at-the Grand Hotel. ■
Miss. M.. Carter (Masterton) is. Staying at the Empire Hotel.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 49, 27 February 1937, Page 18
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