PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 30, 5 February 1931, Page 17

PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. Bernard Wood, wlio has been spending the holidays at Sumner, re- j turned to Wellington this morniug. ' Mrs. K. L. Levin, "Wcstclla," arrived in Wellington from lUe North this morning. Mrs. Edward Eiddiford and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kettle, Napier, aro staying with Mr. and Mrs.' Vivian Eiddiford, "Woburn," Lower Hnlt. ._ '" ' Miss J. R. Barr has returned to Timaru after a visit to tho North Island. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian lthind and family, who havo spent the holidays at Heretaunßa, havp returned to their homo in Pipitea street. The Bishop of Polynesia and Mrs. Kcmptuorne are tho guests of Mr. smd Mrs. J. G. Collins, Christuhurch, for the Synofl. Mrs. E. Bunny and Misses S. and A. Bunny, Lower Ilutr, returnedlas't cvoiiing^from Napier. The Eev. J. M'Caw and, Mrs. M'Caw have returned to Lower Hutt from Inglewood. Mrs. Alfred Baker, Kaiapoi, is visiting AVelHngton. Mrs. Robertson, Wanganui, arrived last evening to stay with Mr. and Mrs. George Shirtcliffe, Tinakori road. Sir Edward and Lady Gibbs havo returned to Lower Hutt after a holiday spent at Paekakariki. Mrs. Wood, Waipawa, is tho guest of Mrs. K. O. Chesney, Lower Hutt. Mrs. J. Stuart Kelly, Christehurch, is a visitor to Wellington. Miss Jean Wobster, Heretaunga, who was the guest of Miss B.etty Cotterill, Christehurch, is now visiting Waipara, North Canterbury. Mrs. E. J. Mo ore,. J.P., has returned to Wellington after a visit to tho" South Island. . . , i Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Macdonald, Wellington, -who havo ,mado a long tour abroad, returned to' Wellington this week. • . i , Mrs. F. E. Ward -and her, -daughter have returned-to Wellington.' after spending six weeks at the Sounds.