PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 2, 4 January 1932, Page 11

PERSONAL NOTES

Mr. and Mrs &. Castle, Kelbuin, arc spenditig the holidays at Parapaiaumu. Professor aud Mrs. B. B. Muiphy, Kelburn, have returned home aftoi a motor trip to Pending. Mr. and Mrs. Kendsidlne, Auckland, aie the gueats of their daughtei, Mrs. Harold Bell, Kelburn. Mr. and Mrs. F. Oakley, Palmerston North, arc spending the holidays at Day's Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Harden, Kelbuin, are paying a holiday visit to French Pass. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mouatij, Aurora terlacc, and their son aie staying at Kakati, Wanganui. Lady Fenwick, Duncdni, Avho has been visiting her daughtei, Mis. Pcroival James, Bolton stieet, will leave for. the ;South this 'evening. Mrs. James will accompany her mother to Duncdin. Mr. and M^rs. W. S. Pearce and Miss Alison Pearce, Hobson street, returned to "Wellington last week atter spending Christmas in: Nelson-. Mr! and Mrs. Alex Giaj, Mi&s Marjorie Gray, and Mi. Sinclair Giay aie motoring in Xorth Auckland, and will return to "Wellington via Eotoiua and Chateau Tongarao. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hannah letuined to Wellington this morning by the Marama after spending some .months in Sydney. Mrs. V. J. Coinaga is a Wellington visitor to, Auckland. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Len McKenzio and their son and daughter, "Wellington, are- staying at the Giand Hotel, Auckland. ;Miss Eileen Trask, --Palmerston North", who has been spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. "W, S. Pearce, Hobson street, returned home last evening. Misa Joan Gard'nery Christchurch, will arrive on Wednesday to visit Miss Valeric Denniaton, Jjower Hutt. Mr. and Mrs. L. Denton and family, Hastings, are spending the holidays at Lowry Bay. Mrs. Beaumont Smith, "Wellington, is a visitor to Auckland. v ' Sir Mark and. Lady Sheldon, who arrived in Wellington last week fiom Sydney, now visiting the South Island. One of the most novel wedding gitts oa record was received by Miss Rosalind Henley, who recently mairied Captain George Pitt-Rivers, once in Australia as A.D.C. to Lord Forstei, the Governor-General (states an exchange). The present from her fiance was a laboratory fitted up At" their home in DOl--set. It was a recognition of ; the fact that although 1 only 24 years of age Miss Henley achieved distinction in chemical research work. A political education collego for women, situated 30 miles-from Stockholm, is .kopt^by a Miss Elizabeth Tamm, a leading Danish feminist, who was once a member of Parliament (states a correspondent). Women of, all ages and classes are students at thcschool, where they aie taught all aspects of politics, municipal affairs, 'and social weltaro. Women up to 57 years of age are students