WOMEN'S WORLD.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 74, 26 March 1920, Page 7

WOMEN'S WORLD.

SOCIAL JOTTINGS. j m I Miss I). F. (Vildieu-t. of Auckland. i> 'isiting I hristchurch. Mr. F.asther has returned from the I outii to Mon De.-ir Hotel. Takapuna. I Mrs. Maeklow. of K;«o_. has g on e to "c Aroha for a few days. Mrs. T. Fergus, of llunedin. who has ieen attending tne Victoria League Conference, returned >outh ystcrday. Mrs. I.indo Ferguson, who lias been faying at the ilrand. lias left for her on's farm in the North. Miss Kirkcaldie has returned to Welingtnn alter a vi_t to Auckland and lawke's Bay. Miss Esther Barker and Miss Oobie. of Auckland, states the "Poni'ninn." arc on l sketching tour of the North Island. Miss M.'Whitcls'.v. who has :,_.„ the piest if her si-ter. Mrs. .1. P. . Iray. at lona Bay. has returned to Auckland. -Mrs. Baume returned from Kotorua ■■n Wednesday to await h- 1 - sister. Mi-s -eavy, who reaches Auckland this even--112. Miss Ethel Hopkins, of Kp-om. Auekand. is the guest of Miss I.c.lie Sneight, ""tikemarima. Cashmere Hill.-. Christ•hnrcli. Mrs. .1. P. Lu' " is -- iving at -stone mrst. to meet Mr. Luke, who returned o-dav with the Parliamentary party 'mm Samoa. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. ( hanman. of W»l----ingtnn. who have been visiting Auckland, returned home last evening. The enTagement i- announced of Miss Vera Cashel. eldest daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. H. Cashel. of Mt. Filer, to Mr. Reginald ( o'eman. of ; '•-■ -tad' of the New S,,;,th Wrlcs Pink. Wh'n-jarei. Mr. and Mr. Itussell - m-'.air. of Sidney, accompanied by M'ss _.an-ia "Jeddes. of London. who have been travelling through New Zealand. left cesterday by the Riverina fur Sydney. Afternoon tea was given at the Women's Club t»-dnv by Mrs. l\"ak'> ami Mrs. Bailey for their cousin. Miss Violet Mather, who has just returned from Canada. Miss Carrie Young, late sister in the New Zealand Artnv Nursing Service, has been demobilised, and is staving in Auckland until Easter, when she is to be married in Wellington to Mr. H. V. Walton, of that city. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Smith i Te Kawal. Mr. and -Mrs. fo-wles i Hamilton!. Miss Houchen 'Christ -hur ■'''. Meslan'es Thomas and Black I Parii"'l. Auckland. Mrs. Luxford and s,m and Mr. Sexton I Wellington), are iirno'"'-! the visitors at Mon Desir Ho_l. Takapuna. Mrs. Blackwood I nee Spoddngl. of Vancouver, who has been spending the summer in Auckland, will leave for Wellington on Friday. via Rotorua and Napier, to meet her sister. Mrs. Long, who was nursing in E"vnt. and in the British Red Cross hospitals during the war. and since then -has been engaged at Ouy's taking her certificate in massage. Mrs. Long has been away for over four year *. Mrs. Blackwood returns to Canada next May. A meeting of the National Council of V\ omen took place on Monday. Miss Melville, president, occupied the chair. A letter was received from Miss Henderson. . i-rctnrv tn the National Council of Women's Executive, asking for suggestions as a delegata to represent the new- branch at the forthcoming International Council of Women to be held in Norway In September. It was resolved that the annual meeting of the Council shall take place on May 24.