THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 151, 29 June 1927, Page 12

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. Herdnian is on a visit to Rotorua. Miss Billia Sim (Australia) is staying at Glenalvon. •3 'A -:i Mt3. Dickenson, of Auckland, is paying a visit to Wellington. a ilr. and lira. Seymour (Palmerston North), are visitors to Auckland. Miss Le C'reu leaves for a tour of the Hot Lakes by the express to-morrow. Mr. and Mrs. G. Armstrong liave left Cargen, and will be guests of Mrs. R. H. Abbott, Remuera. • » * • Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor (Christehurch) have arrived in Auckland, and are guests at Glenalvon. * --- -» Mrs. Metz and Miss Abrahams, who have been visiting Auckland, left for Wellington by last night's express. Mrs. M. Miller, of Sydney, is visiting Auckland, and is staying at the Commercial Hotel. Lady Robertson, of London, arrived from " Wellington yesterday, and is amongst the guests at the Grand Hotel. * -» Madame Paderewski and Miss Lubke are among the suests at the Grand Hotel. Mrs. Percival James is motoring through to Wellington to meet her parents, Sir George and Lady who intend visiting Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Dove (England) who have been touring the Dominior, arrived last evening by the Rotorua express. The Misses Sybil and -Josephine Mulvany, of Auckland, have just returned to London from a most enjoyable visit to Dublin, Ireland. Miss Mary E. Herbert, of Auckland, intends making a prolonged pleasure trip in Great Britain and Europe. She will spend at least two months iu London before making a tour of the southern counties of England. Her plans after that, writes our London correspondent, are not yet settled. Mrs. D. Petrie, of Auckland, and her friend Mrs. A. G. Whiteliorn, arrived in England on April 17, after a very enjoyable trip via Panama. Mrs. Petrie, who is at present staying at Hotel Lindsey, Pem bridge Square, London, hopes to extend her visit over twelve months, and will see as much as possible of England and Scotland, the Norwegian Fiords, and the Continent before returning to New Zealand via Suez. She intends to go north in a few days to visit relatives. W w w Miss E. Simpson, of Auckland, who recently arrived in England, is on a pleasure trip and will spend about two months in London before touring the south of England, the Scottish lakes and Ireland. Miss Simpson, who is travelling with a party of New Zealand friends, will then spend some time on the Continent, visiting France, Belgium, Germany and Italy, making a long stay in Italy. She will probably return to the Dominion via America, after an absence of two years.