PERSONAL ITEMS

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 92, 15 October 1932, Page 15

PERSONAL ITEMS

Master Lex Macdonald, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. A. W. Macdonald, leifc by the express for Auckland last evening.

Mr. Paul Latham, of-»Wanganui, is in Wellington.

The members of-the J. C.-Williamson theatrical company which' played "The [Barretts of Wimpole Street" and "Happy and Glorious" at Wellington, recently left for the South last night.

The regret felt by the Kiwi Amateur Athletic Club at the death of Mesrs. J. Taylor, club captain, and D. H. Currie, one of the foundation active members, was expressed at the annual meeting of the club on Thursday night; by the chairman, Mr. V. Hugo. A vote of sympathy with the relatives was carried in silence.

Mr. W. H. Gerrie, president ofth»' Worser Bay Swimming Club,' ia congratulated in the annual report'of thai club's executive, on gaining the '■ Distinguished Service Medal of the Eoyal Life Saving Society. "He has served on the executive of the Wellington headl centre of the society for the past seventeen years, and for several years filled: the position of chairman," runs the report. ' 'By Ms untiring work in furthering the society's aims and objects, Mr. Gerrie has decisively proved his right to this distinction." : . '■'■:

. Mi-, and Mrs. G. 1\ Lomas, Wanganui, are among the* guests at the Hotel St. George. " ■■'-

Staying at the Boyal Oak Hotel ai« Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tuck (Auckland)^ :a4a Mr. O. Eieh (Sydney). ' '-■

Visitors to Wellington staying at the Empi^ Hotel include Mr. ■and- Mrs. Diekson (Christchureh), Mr." and Mrs. Tunzelman (Christcnurch), and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McKay (Hawera).

Among tho guests at the Midland Hotel are Messrs. C. Prevot (Melbourne), B. W. Boys (Waipnkurau), and J. Morton (England).

Mr. L. S. Radley (Auckland) and Mr. H. W. Awlen (Auckland) are staying at the Grand Hotel. ■ ■ .•-.-- '