WOMEN'S WORLD.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 56, 7 March 1921, Page 8

WOMEN'S WORLD.

SOCIAL JOTTINGS. M.I . \ M-. ~• ;I - - 'I '.;•.. . ":' A:i. ■ . . , ~ i '.. M ..:.;"! 1, .- 'I • ;■-■ ■' ■> ■■■"■ ■■■■- .. .. '■ --. il -. ■'■'• -i ' .:■•!.-; i \.i :.: i-.: -.1: .1 :..-. . ■ ■ w . ■< ■. \-r. .■•; ! Mr.-. I ■ W i..-i:::iii. •• I' ' I-'.::..:.. ~-. -:.i- -V.J ■>■ -l.>u- :i :r-l. •,. ■■,; , . -t;n .: j ..: - ■ :.' r. •:-{. | Mr. :ii .; Mr-. -I. ' i\ -Irs:. .. » •.!■.■ !. lid." ' Mr. :■ is ! Mr.- • .>r!y..ii i:i.l 1 ,i;.l.i : n iirlv.m. a ■' iiitvi- <r..|i il. iiuz \'i ■-■ 1 ]'. fen.' >■■:■ >l.i'-vKr - - IS.ij .'.V...;.ir-:!.i.. I Dr. .!,• I.i Mar.-. ..f llamiiKui. »lio h.i> I 2,ilii>. .i i; .1 :i.T li! 1 I.- .-nil. "ii ;i \ i-il I.i 1 after .1 plniMii! pa--;i^i'. Mr. -laiiwe ISi'll. .-.lk, , i ll.i.vk.', ll.iv. .111.1 :iiul Mr-. V,, .1. In- , ,!, n .10 l-iivi-bci-n mi Auckland for : 'nth nwail in;.' • .1 *ii'a'iiHr. ;iri< lesivini; in , llio .Miikiira. ; Mr-. A. ( r.-unnnil 1111-' n-l iinuvl from, DuiioJin imJ Chri-i.-liun't aflrr .i : inn..- monilis' Tioli.lax. sh,- i- a. .-..mi I panicd by her dau.uhU'r. Mrs Aml.T-.-on. Mr r. K. Savory, nf San Frauri-.■•). ' with hi.- iiM.iher and -i>!rr (Mr- M.-Mil lan), who have liccii \:-iuiiu rrlathi , - in j Aurkbuid. are homeward l>y ! thp s..i Makura. lli«i'i! Piwlman. «f Mi-lbrmrrip. whr. hay,' ...i-n ,tayinp ai :Tir I!run. l llnti-l! for tin- !a-t two and a-liaii moniLh.-j waitiojr f'>r a for Vaiu-uuvcr. Iravc tr>-ii}orrow on tin , Makura. The Hon. Knlph Vanr. a l.roiiipr "i T.ord Barnard. Kain Tastle. rinclau.l. m- ,- cioiip;. nip.L lV Mr.-. \'ani', an- vi-sit "Kinor lju Tiicv art" tin , plP?t-< nf Alr.<. Vane , , father, ('aptaiii (JillM-rt Mair. one of th, few of t:ir New Zealand ("roes. Miss May fox. or Hamilton, violinist. is visiting Wellinstnn. She intends lca.vin}r for America shortly to cotitinup iirr studies under Sevcik. thi" Hoheinian master, who now resides at lUiaca. Now S'ork State. The Rev. R. Scoit Wesf. late of St. I)avid'=. (.'hurcli. Auckland, and now of St. James" (Presbyterian I (hurili, Hur"vvood, Sydney, accompanied by Mr.-. West, have been vL-itinfr Christoliurch, and are g-oinc; to visit Auckland. Amongst the visitors at Stonehnrst are ,\lr. and .Mr*. Beard. .Mastertini, Mrs. K. A. \V:<-kes an.i her daughter. 'Mi.-.-; WJckes, of 0-reyoiouth. -Mr. ami ■Mi-. MultSv. t»f Tauranpn, ami Mr. and iMrs. (TOonnor. of Wel!in»rtoii. On Wednesday last. Mr. W. elde.st son of Mr. and Mrs. McLean, ot Waitoa, wls married to Miss 11. Hewitt. second dautrhter of Mr. and ■ .Mrs. .1. Hewitt, of Morrinrville. Tlie ceremony took place at the Anglican (lnir.-h, the Key. <;. K. lloir the oOiviaiinß minister. Miss T. Hewitt, sister of the bride, was nridesmaid. and >Ir. 1!. White, of Auckland, 'best man. On Friday afternoon at "Wharenolio." Parnell, the residence of Mrs. I. A. Laing. a large gathering kotp afTorded a most unusual and enjoyable opportunity of hearing Madame Strathearn sinij. Th«- reception rooms were artistically decorated with (lowers in shades of yellow, and shortly after a refreshing afternoon tea was served. Quke a substantial proof of the sympathy of the guests was given by the voluntary donation of £50. •I"I"MM'l"M"t' The appointment of Mrs. <". K. -•las*j:re to represent the City Council on the Board of Trustees of the >71am S.-:ool of A— will 1«> much appreciated by tae of the city ami the stadems -srho atte-nd tile classes. It is Stains that a Toman >houkl be on the 3oa--I of Control of a school that is ekjeSr snpported Sy women students, aad riar is regarded a? not si, satirfacZC'TJ as kinire-i institutions in some of tr~ oESer oeiiTireT?. A greater sphere «'-f is hoped for the .schoj! crMer zhe rea- centre-:. 11111 I-H-M-The f<".llo~ing reiolutir.n was passed at the Weliingxon Women's National Counci! meeting: -That the Wellington brancfa of tiie Women's Xaiional Counci] congratulates, the ilinfeter of Internal -Afiairs upon the reform iie has in=titnted in that type ot picture Mini wliicli depicts scenes of robbery and violence, and hopes that in the interests of youjij people he will soon see his war to eti'ei-t further modifications in those tilms whieli deal too exclusiTeJy and too morbidly with the sex question. Further, in the interests of young people, that a womnn censor be appointed to the A very succe-sful '"At Home" was | given on the lawns last Thursday afternoon by the members of the Takapuna | (roijuet Club. There was a large gathering of visitors. Carltoii, Onehunga, Devonport, Mount Hobson, I'oiisonbv. Stanley Bay Epsom, Ml. Albert, aiirr Northcote clubs all being represented. Two sessions of progres.-ive eni.|U«'t were played, the management being in the hand- of Mrs. Coweu. The winners were: —Fir-t session: f Ai. Mr.-. Kvitt iOnehunga): 181, Xotli-v Karlton). Second session: (A), Mrs. I',-rev Thomson (Takapuna): (H), Mr-. Allen; (Mt. Albert. Four handsome j,r,/..- ! were donated by Mrs. Winter. Mr-, j Blackwood, and' Mr-. Audlev Imwtary). A produce stall under'the management of Mrs. S. Hunter and Mr--Steele did g.jod bu-Mlieas, the fund- <il I the club benefiting by £14 from Ihiproceeds. Aftf-rnonn "tea iva- provided by the members of the c-lu-b.

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