PERSONAL ITEMS

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20480, 5 December 1934, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS

Miss B. Cotter, Christchurch, is the guest of Miss N. Shand. Port Ligar. Miss Rani Stewart, Avonside, left last evening for Wellington. Miss V. Dalzell, Riccarton, is visiting Mr and Mrs A. A. Stott, Glasnafeid, Kimberley. Mrs J. B. Norris, jun., Fendalton. has returned to town from a holiday spent at Stewart Island. Mrs R. M. Innes, Orari, is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs George Gould, “ Avonbank,” Fendalton. Mrs W. I. K. Jennings, Garden Road, Fendalton, is visiting her mother, Mrs Lever, Wellington. Miss Katrine Loughnan, Cashel Street West, left torday to spend a holiday with her parents, Mr and Mrs J. R. Loughnan, Fairlie. Mrs Maxwell Ilyslop, wife of the commander of H.M.S. Laburnum, arrived in Wellington yesterday morning from Nelson and left later in the day for New Plymouth. Mrs E. A. Wilson, who was the guest of Lady Kinsey, Papanui Road, is now staying With I.lrs John Studholme, “ Middleton Grange,” Upper Riccarton. Miss Celia Reese, Cashmere Hills, and Miss Alisbn Beadel, Paparoa Street, visited Mrs L. H. Davison, Blakiston, Culverden, for the week-end. Miss Peggy Loughnan, who has been visiting her grandfather, Mr H. O. Devenish Meares, has returned to Wellington.' Miss .Wilmot Macbeth, Merivale, and Miss Barbara Baylev, Fendalton, have been the guests of Miss Mary Hiatt, Pahau Downs, Culverden. Christchurch guests at the Franz Josef Glacier Hotel during the last week include:—Mr F. Innes, Mr A. E. Miles, Mr F. H. Baird, Mr R. Pullon and Mr B. C. Dowling. Miss Edith Lyttelton (G. B. Lancaster), will leave on Saturday to be the , guest of Mrs Thomas, Ashburton, follpwing a visit to Mrs Malcolm Powrie, Cashmere Hills. The Misses Betty and Claire Webb, Murray Place, and the Misses Gertrude an?d Joan Browne, Latimer Square, spient the week-end with Mrs MacMillan, Culverden. Mrs E. Jennings, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs W. Holt, England, has returned from North Canterbury and is staying with her son, Major W. I. K. Jennings, Garden Road. Mrs J. H. Hall, Papanui Road, is returning from her trip to England by the Rangitata, due in Auckland on December 19. She is expected to arrive in Christchurch shortly after Christ-

The Misses Turnbull, Wai-iti Road, Timaru, are visiting Christchurch. Mrs A. S. Elworthy, Holme Station, who has been visiting Christchurch, will return home to-day. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Robinson, Fendalton, have returned from a trip to Sydney and Melbourne. Mrs C. H. Miller, of Flemington, who is a patient at St George’s Hospital, is making good progress. Mrs Maurice Brickell. Christchurch, has returned from a visit to Mrs Sholto Black, Branscombe Street, Timaru. Mrs M. J. Forde, Dominion secretary of the National Council of Women, is at present on a tour of the South Island branches. Miss May Gudgeon, Cashel Street West, has returned to Christchurch from a trip to Sydney and Melbourne, on which she was accompanied by her sister, Miss M. Gudgeon, of Wellington. Mr and Mrs O. R. Kresse and Miss Mildred Kresse, who recently returned to Christchurch from the United States of America, have taken “ The Mill House,” Fendalton, for a term. The engagement is announced of the Rev Eric M. Rule, of Christchurch, to Miss Velma Doreen, only daughter of the Rev W. L. Whisnant, of Los Angeles, California, writes the London correspondent of the “ Star.” Miss Nance M’Cullough, Christchurch, who is at present living with her sister, Mrs John Marshall, in Hertfordshire, has been visiting friends at Bletchley (Bucks) and at Cambridge, writes the London correspondent of the “ Star.” She hopes to remain in England for another year, and will visit Devon and Cornwall. Miss Audrey Bell, of Kaitaia, arrived in London by the Balranald on October 11, writes the London correspondent of the “ Star.” She spent a week at Cambridge with her uncle and aunt, Lord and Lady Rutherford, and was married on November 10 at St Stephen’s Church, South Dulwich, to Mr C. .E. Hubert Watson, second son of Canon and Mrs Cecil Watson, of St Paul’s Church, Auckland. Mr and Mrs John Harris, of Christchurch, are now in London, writes the London correspondent of the “ Star.” Mr Harris is visiting England on a Carnegie Fellowship as nominee for the position of librarian in' the University of Otago. He is taking a year’s course at the School of Librarianship, University College, London, and hopes to visit many of the English and Continental libraries. He was in England a few years ago, when he took his B.A. at University College, Oxford. Mrs Harris was formerly Miss Rita Darby, of Auckland.