SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7038, 28 January 1910, Page 7

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs T. "Watson returned to town on Avedriesday. ". ■> Mrs D'Oyly and her daughters return" from Day's Bay next week. Mrs G. Fowlds arrived yesterday, and is stopping at the Windsor. Lady Plunket is to bo the guest of Iko Pioneer Club on "Wednesday next. Mrs H. Lambert,, of Palmereton North, ig staying with her parents; Mr and Mrs Murdoch. . Miss Ewart, late matron of the Christcliureli Hospital, returned to' her home last night'. The many friends of Mrs Dwan, sen.;

of Willis street, will regret to learn that she is seriously ill. Mrs John Myers and family have returned to town after spending- some weeks at Bona Bay. Mrs Hamilton junr., is' still ov.gr "at the Bay, where she intends staying for some weeks. Tho Misses Murray (2), who have been staying at the Windsor, return to their home in Auckland to-day. Mrs Cameron, Mrs G. Spencer, and Mrs Briiigans, of Alexandra, Otago, are at present visiting Mrs Drysdalo,. Weraroa. Mrs Quick returned last week from an enjoyable visit to New Plymouth. Miss Quick will return next week from Stratford. The Misses Morres (2), who have been touring New Zealand, left for their home in Geelong by the Manuka yesterday.' Mrs. J. Paul, of Wanganui, her two daughters and her eldest son, leave by tho Arawa next month on a holiday visit to England and the Continent. Mrs Kich and her daughter, Miss Florric Rich, of Havelock North, passed through Wellington yesterday on their way home. They have been spending an extended holiday in Tasmania.