PERSONAL NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 124, 27 May 1937, Page 18

PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. H. H. Ostler,. Talavera Terrace, iB visiting New Plymouth, and is at the White Hart Hotel. '■' Mrs. W. L. Ward and her son have [' left for a visit to Napier. ' ':■'. Mrs: Mills, Blenheim, is the guest .'of Mrs. Donald, Masterton. ,; Mrs- Fox, Gjsborne,; is visiting Wellington, arid is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Mallais.". '' '" -"/ ';: ' Mrs. O. Johnstone, Wellington, is staying with Mrs. J. A. Mullins, Hadlow, .Timaru. ' . , • : Mrs. D Perry, Wellington, who has been visiting Stratford, where she was the guest of Mrs. J.. S. Lyons, has returned home. •••'■• Miss Gay Wilson, Auckland, is a .visitor to Wellington for Miss Alison | Pearce and Mr. Bryan Silk's wedding, which .is to-.take place, tomorrow, v- » ■ •■■ .. ■'■ ; .■■,■ ' .:.' . ... Mrs.'W. H. Hoult, Thames, is visiting Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Blyth, Dannevirke, who are visiting Wellington for the PearceSilk, wedding, are staying at "Croydon," Hill Street. Miss Glen Adams, Wellington, Us the guest of the Misses Steedman, Thames. Mrs. H.. M. Boyd is a Wellington visitor to Auckland, and is staying at the Central Hotel. ■ ' • Miss Helen Ward, Tinakori Koad, will leave on Saturday for a visjit ..to Sydney,, and will stay with Mrs. W. Bennett. Mrs. Oswald. N. A. Beere (Wellington) is issuing invitations for the marriage of her daughter, Miss Nancy Beere with Mr, Robert James Thonger. "states "The Post's" London correspondent, .writing.under date Of ,May .s.,The ceremony will be performed m the Catholfc Apostolic Church, Gordon Square, London, on June 5, and afterwards there will be a reception at the Waldorf Hotel. Mrs. Norman Page, Greymouth, who has been spending the past five weeks jn Wellington is noyir in Christchurch, and. will return' to her home later in the'week, ' . • Mrs. W. G. Hewson, Karpri, who has been the.guest of Mrs. F. G. Bristed, Christchurch, • will leave tonight by the-inter-island ferry for Wellington. Mrs. Gillingham. Karori, who has been visiting New. Plymouth and Waitomo Caves, is now in Auckland. . ] Mr. and Mrs. C. Munro, Wellington, are staying at the United Service Hotel, Christchurch, '•'■■.'.'. :, Mrs. C. Johnstons/ Wellington, and Mrs. Martin, Martinborough, are the guests of .Mrs. J. A. Mullins,, Timaru.:. ■Jtestfajn.es E. Blair (liamner), G. Sayers and E. Hammond (Auckland), R. Morgan (Christchurch), and Misses J. Morgan (Christchurch), and E. Ryan (.Palmeigtpn North) are among ~ the ■ guests^ the Koyai;Oak^HotieL"'^'^; . :Among the guests at the Hotel St. George are Mrs. K. W. Mitchell (Takapuna), Mrs. T>. Wines (Sydney), Miss E. Cooper (Christchurch), and Mrs. M. Forrest (Palmerston North), . Mrs. C. H. Vallancc (Masterton), Mrs. C. James (Chrifitchurch). Miss N. Wilson (Auckland), and Mrs. D. Walls (Auckland) are staying at the |linpire Hotel. Guests at the Midland Hotel include Mrs. Krogh (Hastings), and Mrs. L. Dibrell (America). -Mrs. Cunningham (Masterton), Mrs. L. Stounell (New Plymouth), Mrs. E. James (Masterton), Miss D. Mendl (New Plymouth), Mrs. A. H. Hooper v (Auckland), and Mrs. W. G. Smyths and Miss Jean Smythe (Brisbane) are , among the guests at the Grand Hotel, Deep regret at the> death during the year of Lady Luke and Mrs. C. J. Treleaven is expressed in the annual report of the Dominion executive of the New Zealand Red Cross Society. The report states that both Lady Luke and Mrs. Treleaven had been connected with the Red Cross since the beginning of the war years.