PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 49, 26 August 1939, Page 18

PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. T. E. Y. Seddon, who has been spending the past week in Auckland as the guest of Mrs. N. Brett-Patrick, of Biltmore House, Remuera Road, will leave on Monday for her home In Wellington.

Miss Gladys Moncrieff, who has been visiting Dunedin for some time, is now visiting the North Island.

Mrs. Eric Reeves, Tinakori Road, has returned from a visit to the South Island. • -

Mrs. R. Wilson, Makuri, Pahiatua, is spending a holiday at New Plymouth as the guest of Miss A. Wilson.

Miss Brenda yon Dadelszen, Wellington, and Miss Allen, Nelson, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. yon Dadelszen, of Havelock North, for the yon Dadelszen —Gardiner wedding, which took place yesterday.

A message from Tokio says that the Salvation Army Brigadier Annie Smythe, of Wellington, one of the most picturesque "figures in Tokio'for the last quarter of a century, has sailed for New Zealand.

Dr. and Mrs. T. Harper, Marton, are staying- at Napier.

Miss Marjorie Cowles, • Hataitai. is spending a short'holiday in Rotorua.

Miss ■ Mary Fulton, .Okuku Pass, North Canterbury, is visiting Hawke's Bay for the Ormond —Wall wedding.

A Vienna, girl, Miss Hedwig Bume, arrived at Auckland by the Monterey from Sydney on Monday to be married at Christchurch to the chief guide at the Fox Glacier, "Mr. Franz Barta. Mr. Barta had been at the Fox Glacier for only the last season. He and his bride had met while mountaineering, and had done much climbing together in the Swiss and Austrian Alps,

Mrs. Tweed, Wellington, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ray Towle, Remuera, Auckland, will leave Auckland today to visit Rotorua.

Miss Tui Hardy-Gibson, who has been On the staff of the Commissioner of Stamp Duties in Wellington, has resigned her position and returned to Napier, where her marriage to' Mr. Leigh Hay-Chapman is arranged for September 6.

Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wall, Kairanga, Manawatu, their two sons, Messrs. O. and G. Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fraser (Feilding), Miss West, and Miss P. Gaisford, also Mr. and Mrs. R. McKelvie, of Carnarvon, were visitors to Hawke's Bay for the Ormond — Wall wedding at Waipukurau.

Miss Judith Freeman-Jackson is a Wellington visitor: to Napier and is the guest of her sister, Mrs.- J. White, Omaranui.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Hunter and Mr. J. Wheatley (Cashmere) will leave from Wellington on Thursday by the Wanganella to spend a holiday in Australia. They will be accompanied by Miss Garton, "Darnley." Gloucester Street. Mrs. Hunter, with her daughter, arrived from Christchurch this morn-; ing to spend a few days with her sop/, Mr. L. C. Hunter, Wellington.

Mrs. R. Buddo. Poukawa, Hawke's Bay, is spending a holiday in Wellington.

Miss Ruth 'Bellett, Wellington, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. B. E. E. Whitcombe, New Plymouth.

Mr. and Mrs. Lattey, of Kopuawhara, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. G. Matheson, of Havelock North, for the yon Dadelszen—Gardiner wedding.

Mprs. J. Wilson, Hastings, has returned from Wellington, having attended the New Zealand Alliance Conference as a delegate from Hastings.

Miss ,R. G. Coulson, Wellington, is visiting Hawke's Bay for Miss Michael Gardiner's wedding, which took place yesterday.

Mrs. N. H. McMillan, Wellington, who has-been staying with her sister-in-law, M-?s. H. J. Ramsay, Auckland, has returned home.

M*^. A. Watson, is a Wanganui visittor to Wellington.

Mr. and Mrs. John Clapcott, Lascelles Street, Hastings, who have been holidaying in Wellington, have returned home.

Miss Delcia Johnston, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. F. Johnston, Hastings, is spending the vacation, in Wellington with relatives.

Miss Joan Rundle, Bell Rock, New Plymouth, is a visitor to Wellington. Mrs. W- G. Stead, Hastings, is visitm? Wellington.

Guests at the Midland Hotel include Mrs. D. Cameron and Miss K. Cameron (Hinakura), Mrs. R. Fels (Dunedin), and Miss Lorna Blundell (Wairarapa).

Mrs. J. L. Mansell, .Mfs.yM. Shand, and Miss M. Samson, Christchurch, are visiting Wellington and are staying at the Hotel Waterloo.