SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7027, 15 January 1910, Page 11

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Airs Wilkie, of Marton, is visiting Wellington.

Mr s Cecil Jones loaves to-day by the longariro.

Tho Hon. G. Fowlds and Miss Fowlds return to-day.

The Rev. W. and Mrs- Shirer returnto town to-day.

Mrs Cooper, of Auckland, is staying at the Grand. '

- Miss "Warren, of Quoenstown, is staying at tlio "Windsor.

Mr and' Mrs Shipley, of Sydney, are at the Windsor.

Dr and Mrs Savago aro staying at the Grand.

Sir Joseph and Lady Ward and party attonded the theatre last night.

Mrs Gcorgo Sellar and her sister Mrs Hogg, both of Masterton, aro staying at tho Windsor.

Mr and Mrs Brice Mullen, Mr Mullen "- and 31iss Hill, of Buncrana, County Donegal, aro staying at the Windsor.

Mrs Scott, of Hastings, arrived from Cfliristohuroh yesterday morning and 13 stopping at the Grand.

Mrs Eraser, of Hastings, is at tho Grand, and also Mrs Glenny, of Sydney.

Miss Stuart-Forbes, of the Hutt, has been visiting Miss Bell, of Hillersden, Wairau Valley.

News comes from Dxmedin of the engagement of Miss Dora Wilkinson to Dr Norman Jones, of Willis street.

Mr George Collins, of Wanganui, and Mrs Collins, of Suva, are staying at! the Windsor.

Mrs A. M. Georg'etti, Dr and Mrs iE. A. Henning, and Mr and Mrs El. Stevens left for Sydney yesterday.

Miss N. Duffy, of Qhristohurch, who has been staying at the Arcadia, returned South by the Maori last evening.

The .engagement is announced of Miss Doris Ca.rg.iU, second daughter of Mrs Archie Cargill, Dunedin, to Mr T. Rhodes, son of Mrs and the late Mr T. Rhodes.

At the Presbyterian Church, Hokitika, on January 11th, Mr S.- T. Burton, of the New Zealand Survey Department, Otago,- was married to Miss Mabel Moore,' second daughter of Mrs Moore, of Fitzherbert street.

An inpromptu concert was held in the male ward of the Victoria. Hospital by the friends of Miss Broad, the matron, as a farewell to her. Miss Broad is leaving for England shortly. The Misses Meek, Greelish and Bichter, and Mr 'Oummings and Drs Foster and Simpson contributed items.

Yesterday Sir Joseph and Lady Ward paid a visit to the Wellington howling green, where they were received by the president, of the association (Colonel Collins) and Mrs Collins and entertained at afternoon tea, in the. club's pavilion, over which Mrs Mentiplay'(the wife of the president of the club) presided.

Writing from Vevey, Switzerland, to a friend in Wellington, Miss Annette B«itzel, who at ono time filled the position of French mistress at the Wanganui Girls' High School, relates that she has been giving lectures there ■on New Zealand and intended giving more. The lantern views with which the lectures were illustrated were .much admired by her audiences. The proceeds of one lecture amounted to £9. Miss Reitzel has commissioned the Tourist Department to supply her with fifty more slides.

. It is very convenient for ladies when they require a nice gown to have the advantage of expert advice and knowledge. Hayward, the well-known ladies* tailor. of "Lambton quay, makes a point of studying the .wishes of hw patrons, and all his gowns bear the imprint of a master hand. •

We have three months of summer weather to get yet, and one is surprised to find new summer millinery just given away at Mrs Mathewson's, Lambton quay You can get such a smartlytrimmed hat there for 8s lid, and those at 12s 6d are good enough for the most dressy occasions. The sale is only "for tea days, so wise people will buy early. •

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