PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 100, 30 April 1938, Page 18

PERSONAL NOTES

Mr. and Mrs.' Stowell, Waipukurau, are among those who will travel to England by the Port Dunedin .

Miss Freddie .Whitehbuse, Hamilton, Is a visitor to Wellington and is the guest of Mrs. P. Goodwin, Moxham Avenue, Hataitai.

Miss Josephine Roberts has> arrived from, the South Island .and is the guest of Mrs. Sandham. Gillingham, 107 Campbell Street, Karori.- : .

Mrs. Caro, Hastings, is visiting Mrs. Hamilton J. H. Gilmer, Wellington.

Mrs. A. E. Currie, ; 22 Rarpa Road, Kelburn, has returned from a visit to the South Island.

Mrs. Harold,;■','Nankervis, Hayelock North, and Miss 'P. Garvey.,- Hastings, are the guests ;bf.Mrs. Ken Andersen, Heretaunga. ':.i.■■.;):... '■...■-■■'

'. Mrs. ri. Tripe,. Rotorua, who paid a brief visit to' Wellington, has returned home. ■.--."' '.".■:

Mrs. R. J. Thompson is the guest of her daughter;" Mrs. Allans Andrews, Lower Hutt, prior to her departure for England by the Rangitane.

Miss Beth Manchester ■: has arrived from Christchurch to "spend some months in Wellington. •

Mrs. W. F. Stock has returned from & visit to her daughter, Miss Joy Stock, who has been prominent in University circles for the past four years and is now on the staff of the Ashburton High School. ■ •' , ■ '

Mr. and Mrs. George Tripe, Hastings, •will, leave by the Port Dunedin for a visit to England. ' ' •'

Mrs. A. F. King, "Woodlands," Lower Hutt, will leave for Auckland today to bid farewell to her daughter, Miss Constance King, who will join the Mariposa on Monday for a world tour.

Miss M. G. Mackenzie, Timaru, is staying at the Midland Hotel.

Among the passengers who left from Auckland by the Franconia for England on Thursday were Lady Ward and Miss Theresa Ward, Mrs. O. Anderson, Miss E. Morgan,, Mra.. F. W. J^ennard, Miss Effie . Clarkson, Mrs. E. K. Lascelles, Mrs. W. F. Fowlds, and Miss C. M. Fowlds.

Mrs. Ponnsett, Mrs. McCullough, and Isxs. N; lyl.-Hairies.-are/Apckland visitors to-Wellington Staying jaV'the -Hotel' Waterloo. • ■• '■'■ :■ "■ /:?■ ■" '"■■•

Mrs. Spencer,Dig^by, Lower Hutt, who has been ,:.visiting'''the Chateau Tongariro, will return -'to' today. ./■■;.■■■■''

Mrs, H. W. Jackson (San Francisco) and Mrs. Simmonds (Hawera) are guests at the Hotel St. George. Mrs. J. C. D. Mackley and Mrs. T. "Wagg (Masterton) and Mrs. Alec Glover (Dorset) are staying at the Grand Hotel. Mrs. P. McKee (Auckland), Mrs. N. Hedley Ford (Ashburton), Mrs. A. J. Fisher (Christchurch), -and Mrs. C. Wardell (Dunedin) are among those staying at the Empire Hotel. EMPIRE DAY BALL empire Day, May 24, the birthday of Queen Victoria (who has been brought so much before the public recently), has been chosen by the English-speak-ing Union for its annual ball, which will take place in St. Francis' Hall. Every effort is being made to. make I the ball a complete success, arid committees are thinking out appropriate decorations and good supper arrangements, and have secured the best of music. The ball, therefore, should be an outstanding success, and the members of the E.S.U. and their friends are looking forward to a delightful time for dancers and a pleasant evening for all others who do not wish to dance.