PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23504, 19 May 1938, Page 18

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Mrs M. A. Cooper, accompanied by her brother, Mr George Wright, will leave to-morrow for Wellington, to join the Arawa on an eight months' visit to England.

Mrs J. H. Ewing, of Dunedin. and Miss M. E. Joachim, also of Dunedin. are setting off on a tour of Dalmatia and Yugoslavia by car (says our London correspondent, writing on April 30). En route they will pass through France, Switzerland, and Italy. They plan to be away for a month, and to spend June in London before going to Scotland.

Latest arrivals at Onslow House are: Mrs B. A. Davies and Mrs Carty-Sal-mon (Sydney), Mr and Mrs H. A. Barnett (Christchurch), Miss J. C. Winning (Mataura), Mrs W. D. McLeod and Masters B. and T. McLeod (Wantwood. Mandeville). and Miss M. Stephens (Hokitika).

There was a record attendance at Sesterday morning's meeting of the unedin Travel Club. Mesdames Norman Speight, Aubrey Stephens. E. J. Smith, and Dora Smeaton welcomed those present, including a number of visitors to the city. Miss Thelma Hudson, of Timaru. gave a most interesting account of economic conditions in Germany during her recent sojourn there, and Miss Joyce Brugh spoke of the different places that had impressed her most during her travels abroad. Both speakers were accorded a hearty vote of thanks. The opportunity was taken to bid farewell to Mrs Richard Hudson, who will leave on a visit to England at the end of the month.

By phillida