PERSONAL NOTES
Bishop and Mrs. Sprott, with Mrs. Coleridge, left Wellington by car today for a tour in the north.
Mrs. Guy Williams, Heretaunga, is visiting Auckland ' and is staying at Hotel Cargen.
Mrs. Rowland H. Ellis, "Tipapa," Hobson Street, who has been staying in Kuala Lumpar, Federated Malay States, with her daughter and son-in-law, has returned home.
A women's section of the National Party has recently been formed at Rata, with Mrs. G. Harvey as president.
Mrs. Howard Reid, Clifton Terrace, will spend Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. Bernard Stott, New Plymouth.
Miss F. Whatley, Wellington, is the guest of Mrs. D. L. Johnston, Auckland.
Lady Bankhart was a passenger by the Rangitane which, arrived in Wellington yesterday from England.
Miss Fallaver, Wellington, left this morning for New Plymouth where she will join her cousin, Miss Marie Carroll for a holiday visit to Tauranga.
Miss Amy Hadfield, who has been living in England for many years, returned to New Zealand by the Rangitane, which arrived in yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Q. Pope, 22 Hatton Street, Karori, returned home today after spending a holiday in Oamaru.
Mrs. N. S. Falla, Bolton Street, has returned home after spending some months in England.
Miss B. C. Olphert, Lower Hutt, returned to Wellington by the Rangitane yesterday.
Miss Patricia Ritchie who has been visiting Wellington has returned to Timaru.
The Rev. C. E. Willis, Mrs. Willis, and the family have arrived in Wellington from England.
Manawatu visitors to Wellington include Miss E. D. Laing (Palmerston North), Mrs. W. G. Shannon (Palmerston North), Mrs. T. J.. Harper and Mrs. M. Andrews (Feilding).
Mrs. P. A. Bourke, Patea, is visiting Wellington.
Mrs. Horace Smith and Miss Joan Smith, Wellington, are. visiting Christchurch for the Berkett-Tingey wedding at which Miss Smith will be bridesmaid.
Lady Rankine arrived in Wellington by the Rangitane yesterday.
Miss L. G. Davey and her sister arrived in Wellington by the Rangitane yesterday and will spend a few days with Mrs. Dutton, 20 Fitzherbert Terrace, before going to Hawera.
Miss Maude Fitz-Herbert, Wellington, left for Inglewood today, where she will be the guest of her mother, Mrs. A. R. Allan, ■
■ ■ Misses Margaret Munro and Miss Betty Hunter, Wellington, will leave this evening for. Rotorua.
Miss S. Scott (Gisborne) and Miss L. Lynon (London) are among the guests ■ at'■• the Empire Hotel.
Guests at the -Royal Oak Hotel in-clude-Mrs. T. Webber (Bath, England), Mrs. K. S. Leuch and son. Miss J. Brand, and Miss H. E. Barton (London), Mrs. T. R.Willis (Greatford), Mrs. P. Ashcroft (Napier), Mrs. J. V. Drake (Launceston), Mrs. A. D. Britton, and Miss J. Britton (Hastings).
Lady Bankhart, of Auckland, returned 'by the Rangitane yesterday Erom a trip to England and the Con;inent.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 146, 17 December 1937, Page 14
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