PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 76, 31 March 1939, Page 14

PERSONAL NOTES

Sir Evelyn Wrench, London, secretary and founder of the Overseas League, and Lady Wrench, will arrive in Sydney on May 24, instead of in September, as originally planned. They will remain there a week before coming on to New Zealand.

Miss Cherie Fraser, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. L. J. Rathgen, Khandallah, will return to Auckland by the Limited express this' evening.

Mrs. E. C. Parker, Wellington, i visiting Dunedin.

Mrs. Robert Semple, Kilbirnie, who left by aeroplane for Westport last Monday, will return to Wellington on Sunday.

Miss Tony McKenna, Wellington, left by the Awatea for six weeks' holiday in Sydney.

Among recent Wellington visitors to Queenstown were Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Scott, Mr. and Mrs, T. Snelling, Mr. and Mrs. G. Glennie, Mrs. P. Edward, Miss Harper Allan, Miss A. Harper, Miss H. Fisher, and Mr. T. Kelly and Mr. J. T. Broker.

Mrs. T. G. Lawler (Auckland), Mrs. A. McLeod (Wimbledon Park, London), Mrs. H. L. Graham (Timaru) are guests at the Empire Hotel.

Mrs. A. M. Greig (Edinburgh) and Mrs. C. Devrick (Hamilton) are staying at the Hotel St. George.

Among those staying at the Hotel Waterloo are Mesdames W. S. Gooseman, J. M. Allen (Morrinsville), A. M. Veitch (Jersey), F. J. Ludovici (Australia), Cyril King (Palmerston North), D. Campbell (Mangaweka), I. Mcintosh (Te Puke), Heath Johnston, H. Holmes,- A. H. Kemp (Hawera), and Misses J. Wood (Timaru),. L. M. Johnston (Waipukurau), and Miss M. C. Walker (England).

Guests at the Midland Hotel include Mesdames W. M. Taylor (Dunedin), B. Crisp (Auckland), B. Impey (Cape Town) A. D. Brown (South Africa), P. Longuet (Paris), A. Williams (Hawke's Bay), P. Ferris (Christchurch), and Miss P. King (Timaru).

Among guests at the Royal Oak Hotel are Mesdames Burn-Murdock (Auckland), C. W. Free (Paraparaumu), R. O. Glorn (Palmerston North), R. J. Beevor(England), and C. G. HoldswoKtti (Gisborne). :: ; •