PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 85, 7 October 1931, Page 13

PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. W. S. Pearce and Miss Alison Pearee, Hobson street, will leave tomorrow for a visit to Wauganui.

.Miss Molly Bean, Addington, Christchurch, has been spending a few days in Wellington, and is the guest of Mrs. Pat. Williams, Karori.

Mrs. W. A. Murdoch 19ft Wellington last week for Dunedin, where she is staying with.Mrs. Cecil Haggitt.

Dr. Ada Paterson, who has been visiting Dunedin and Christchureh, returned to Wellington yesterday morning.. ;" :. .: . '■" '■

Miss. Betty Sutton, Oamaru, who has been visiting Auckland, passed through Wellington, yesterday on her way south. ■ : ' .

Mrs. C. Longmpre,- Wellington, is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. And MrS; Keith Hadfield, Shirley, Christchurch. .■:•.. • ■ :

Among the New • Zcalandei-3 recently in London "The Post's" representative mentions the following. Wellington pedple;-Miiss' Joan -Gallagher, Mr. G. B. Richardson, Mr,. Campbell Budd, Miss C. Ma'cGregor, Mr. John Coyle, Miss G. E. Bird, Miss A. Eubenstein, 'Miss N. Collins, Mr. and :Mrs. C. J. B. Norwood, Miss Edna Norwood, Mr. G. Petersen, Mr. Anthony C. Tripe, Mr. Trevor P.' Fisher, Mr. S. Jacobs, Miss Myra C. Firth, Mr. Noel \V. Atmore, Mr. Douglas Stark, Professor and Mrs. D. M. Y. Sommerville, Dr. D. Eardlcy Fenwiek, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. G. Gordon, Mr. Noel S. Hicksoh, Miss Baine, Mrs. J. B. Raw, and Misses Florence and Boma Baw.

The engagement is announced in an exchange of William Gillies, youngest son of Mr. John and the late Mrs. MacLeay, of Peket Harbour, Punta Arenas, South America, and Ann Claxby, only daughter of Mr.- and Mrs. Hugh Ensor, "Bakahuri," Canterbury.

Mrs. Philip. .Snowden is to introduce a new series-o'f radio morning talks-for1 women (writes a Londoner). Besides being the wife of the Chancellor ,of the Exchequer, Mrs. Snowden is a governor of the 8.8.C., and for this she receives £700 a year. She takes special interest in the morning talks, and makes many suggestions about them. As part .of the new series, it has been decided to devote Saturday mornings to "What's-in the Papers??'

Mrs. L. Birdling, of Christchurch, is at present visiting Wellington, and is staying, at the Grand Hotel.