LONDON PERSONALS.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 458, 20 May 1932, Page 9

LONDON PERSONALS.

New Zealanders Visiting England.

After spending eighteen months in the north of England, Mrs Alan Browne, of Waiho, who was Miss Ruth Turner, of Christchurch, has taken an apartment in London and is continuing her art studies at the Slade School of London University. Her sister, Miss Kathleen Turner, who has been studying architecture and decoration of interiors at the Paris Ateliers and the New York School of Fine and Applied Arts, is also: in London. Miss T. N. West-Watson, who is now in London, has so far made no definite plans beyond paying a visit to Yorkshire relations. She will, of course, do some sight-seeing and make a few tours round the Old Country. Mrs Armstrong and Miss Myra Armstrong, of Christchurch, are staying in London at the Lancaster Court Hotel. Mrs Armstrong came over so that when her daughter finishes her two years at Cheltenham Ladies’ College, they may return home to New Zealand together. In the meantime Mrs Armstrong is paying a round of visits to friends until the College session ends in July. Miss Irma S. Wilson, who is captain of the Wairoa, Hawke's Bay No. 1 Girl Guide Company, is one of the visiting Guiders now* in this country. With others she will go into training at Foxlease, and will take part in a camp for overseas Guiders, the location Of which has not yet been decided. She will attend the twenty-first birthday rally to be held at the end of May. She hopes to spend part of the summer in a motor tour of England and Scoland, and later to visit the Continent.