PERSONAL

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 111, 23 April 1936, Page 14

PERSONAL

Mi»« Peircey, "tfelliagtoa, is spestdfcg a holiday with relatives in Napier.

Mr and Mrs A. E. King, Waipawa, kav* returned from a holiday visit to Auckland. i

Miss Cynthia Wilson, Bulls, is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr F. Ormond, and Miss F. Ormond, “Tintagel,” Napier. (

Miss Aldrich, of the Ewart Hospital, V ellington, who leaves for England in 6. few days, is staying with her parents at Takapau.

Dr and Mrs Wilton -Henley, who have Bpent their honejm<x>n at the Chateau lonjiariro and Taupo, arrived in Napier on Tuesday and stayed with Dr ll.nlfj's in>’thcr overnight. They left j.sMrdaj for Gisborne on their way

to Auckland, where they join the Aorangi which sails on April 28, ell route for London. Mrs B. C. Wells, of Stortford street, one of the oldest residents of Hastings, celebrated her 81st birthday this week. She came to New Zealand 78 years ago, and most of her life since then has been spent in this district. Her husband is still actively at work at his trade. Miss LeslieHulbeche is an Auckland visitor to Hastings. Miss Nanev Nolan, Wairoa, visited Hastings for the de Gruchy Graham wedding yesterday. Miss Jocelyn Ludbrook, Gisborne, is the guest of Mrs H. M Wilson, Lyndhurst rosd, Hastings, Miss Jean Ballantyne leaves listings in May l<> continue her dancing studies in London. During her absence her place will be taken by Miss

Upton, M.N.A.T.D., M.LS.T,D. (London), of Auckland, who will be assisted by the Misses Hilary Fendall, Fay Hall and Bona Benouf. Miss Upton has been teaching for several years with Miss Mabel Johnson, of Auckland, and also trained with Miss Josephine Bradley, of London. Miss Dorothy Wilson, who has been spending a few days with her parents, Dr. and Mrs H. M. Wilson, Lyndhurst road, Hastings, returns to Wellington’! to-morrow. Miss Myra Sawyer, who was the guest of Mrs A. I'liristie, Havelock North, for the organ recital and 8.M.8. concert, returned to ’Wellington yesterday. Miss Jean Rash-Muro left Hastings this morning for Auckland to join the Monowai for Sydney en route to South Africa, where she intends to reside. Accompanying her ns far as Auckland was her friend, Miss P. Markham.