WOMEN'S WORLD.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 18, 22 January 1926, Page 13

WOMEN'S WORLD.

SOCIAL JOTTINGS

Sir Robert, and Stout are at present in Dunedin. >lr. and Mrs. J. Barry. Auckland, are visiting (rhristchurch. Mies Wicksteed, of Auckland, is spending a few days iv Wellington. Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Harding, of Auckland, are visiting Chriatchurch. Mr. i«n<l Mrs. Frank Perkins. of Pukekohp. are visiting Christchurch. Miss Peggy Xorton. -who has been visiting Auckland, is at present staving in Hawke's Bay. Mr. and Mr-. A. \V. Perkins, of Portland Rd-- Uemuera. have gone by car to \V harm are i for a holiday. Miss B. E. Baushan has resigned her position as an official visitor to the AdiJJDirton Reformatory. Christchureh. Major and Mrs. JTaviland have taken up their residence in Mr. F. H. Chisholm's house. Victoria Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Daviri Caseiberg, of Mastprton. have returned from a holiday in Auckland. Sir George and Lady ClifTovd left Christchnrch this weok for Wellington to attend the races.

Mrs. Row-land Hill. Te Kuiti. is the jjuest of Mrs. W. Helmore, Koromiko, Wai-iti Road. Timani.

Dean Ciirrington nnd Mrs. Carrington Igave returned to Christchurri; from a holiday visit to Arthur's Pass.

Miss M. (.). Stoddart, the well-known water colour painter, is visiting the Franz Jo-ef Glacier.

Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Drapper are the only two women members of the Food Council of the Board of Trade. Englana.

Miss Mathais. of Christchurch. is visiting Auckland and is the guest of Mrs. Galwav. Green Lane.

Mrs. Warwick Wilson and family, who have been staying ;\t Waiheke for the vacation, have returned to Auckland.

Mr 3. R. L. Saunders, Cashmere, Christchurch, has returned to Christchurch from a holiday spent in Auckland.

Mr. and Mr?. W. Lind Mitchell and their son, Lind, have returned from a motor tour tn the Dunedin Exhibition, the Lakes and Mount Cook.

Miss Lilian Andrew?, Voelas P.oad Lyttelton, has " left for Taumarunui where she will be the guest of her sister Mrs. W. R. Smith.

Sir Charles and Lady Campbell (Davaar) are amongst Canterbury visitors who attended the Wellington races this week.

Miss Doreen Walsh, of Kohimarama, and Miss Lois Evans left by the Marama to-day for an extended holiday to Sydney and Melbourne.

Mr. John Barf and Mrs. Barr, who have been attending the Libraries Conference in Dunedin, made a short stay in Christchureh on their wav north.

Mrs. A. Cairns, of Kurow, a niece of the late Lord Kitchener, and Lieu-tenant-Colonel Parker, a nephew of rthe same great soldier, are in Dunedin.

Mrs. C. S. Jollnston (Auckland), who Las been the guest of Mrs. H. Mace, in New Plymouth, left on Saturday for AVelington. Mrs. Mace accompanies ler.

Mrs. Tt. Dickinson, of Mount Eden, accompanied by her daughter, Audrey. Trill leave to-night for Napier, where she will be the giiest of Mrs. W. Dickinson.

Mrs. George Bloomfield and Mr. Kenneth Bloomfield and the Misses Phyllis and Bud Bloomfield. went to Pontreeina for the winter sports, writes a London correspondent.

Mr. Ernest Chapman, a vrell-known portrait painter of New York, accompanied by Mrs. Chapman, has been paying a short visit to Christchureh, and has joined the Maunganui for Australia, en route for Europe.

Mrs. J. E. D. Spicer, of Remuera, who has been spending the holidays with Mrs. Adams, Lower Hutt, has gone to Dunedin for the exhibition.

Mrs. Errol Mackersey, who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. A. Gumming. Parnell, has returned to Te Kulti.

Miss W. E. Coad, well known in Wellington for her interest in questions affecting the welfare of women, is visiting Auckland.

Sir John Adams and Lady Adams, who made many friends in Auckland when here, are now in Los Angeles, and living at "The Canterbury Inn."

Miss Ellen Moore, a member of the executive of the Sydney Women's Club, is visiting Auckland, and staying at Storiehurat.

Mr. J. L. Stout, S.M., and Mrs. Stout, who have been on a visit to the Dunedin Exhibition, after a holiday in Wellington, have returned to Palnierston North.

Mrs. O. T. J. Alpers, -wife of Mr. Justice Alpers, and family, who have been spending the holidays at the Rakaia Huts> have left on" a visit to Dunedin.

Miss Eleanor Pharazyn the only daughter of Ifrs. Gerald Fitzgerald, who has been for some years in London, is returning to New Zealand. Mrs. Cootes and Mrs. Brabant, two well-known Auckland croquet players, are visiting Wellington to take part in the tournament.

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Watkine and their daughter, of Mount Eden, are at present spending a holiday at Opotiki, as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Forbes.

Dr. J. Clinch and Mrs. Clinch, of Auckland, who have been travelling in Europe during the past twelve monthe,' arrived back in Auckland yesterday by the Arawa.

Mr. and Mrs. Marples- of Liverpool, arrived in Auckland yesterday by the Arawa and were met by mends. They are going to Te Awamutu, where ther will be the guests of Mrs. Marples' sister.

Mrs. Buckleton, of Oriental Bay, "Wellington gave an afternoon tea at her home as a farewell to Mrs. MeGibbin, who leaves shortly for Christchurch, where her husband is taking , up the position of manager of the Bank of New Zealand.

JXliss H. England, well known in Wellington for her intellectual and social work and connection with the New Zealand branch of the National Council of Women, arrived in Auckland yesterday by the Arawa, after twelve months spent in the British Isles. ENGAGEMENTS. The engagement is announced of Dorothy, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hopkirk. -'Kinloch." Cambridge, to M r . F. X. R. Downard, Levuka. Fiji, son of Mr. and the late Mrs. S. W. Downard, Jit. Eden. Auckland. - The engagement is announced of Miss •Toan King, elder daughter of Mrs. E. C. Kin?, late of Auckland, now of Eldoret. British East Africa, to Mr. W. f. E. Dimery. son of Mr. and Mrs. UunerV, of Auckland.