THE SOCIAL ROUND
PERSONAL ITEMS. Miss Mavis Collins, of Wellington, is at present in Auckland. • • • • Sirs. L. and Miss Dalton, of Sydney. are paying a visit to Auckland. •.• • • Misses M. and B. Ingall are Sydney visitors to Auckland at present. • • • • Mrs. D'Arcy and Mrs. Levien have left on a visit to Rotorua.
Miss M. Lund has arrived from Sydney and leaves for Rotorua this morning. Mr. and Mrs. P, White leave by motor this morning for New Plymouth. • • * * Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Boyd, of Tauranga, are staying at the Central Hotel. ••• • • Mr. and Mrs. C. Clarke, of Sydney, leave to-day for a trip to Rotorua. • • • • Mra. Motion, of Auckland, is paying a r *sit to Christchurch. • • • '• , Mr. and Mrs. Hannoh, accompanied by their son and daughter, return to-day to Napier by motor. • • * ■ Miss M. Miller, of Edinburgh, who has been staying at Hotel Stonehurst, has left Auckland. • • • • Miss Norton, who is an Australian visitor, leaves to-day for a visit to the thermal district.. • • • • Mrs. Pratten, of Sydney, leaves for Rotorua by to-day's express, and intends touring the Hot Lakes district. • • * * Miss Slingley and Miss Spencer, of England, returned last evening from Rotorua. They are at the Grand Hotel. • • • « Mr. and Mrs. Franks are new arrivals to Auckland, and are staying at Arundel HoteL • • • - m Mr. and Mrs. Flamery, and Miss Flamery, arrived from Rotorua, and are guests at Arundel Hotel. • • • • Miss Ethel Caro, of Wellington, who has been spending an extended holiday in Auckland, has returned home. ■•. • • m Mr. and'Mrs.-I. H. McNair, and Miss McNair, returned by the Marama after a very enjoyable holiday in Australia. • • • • Miss <3. KillwQrth, of Sydney, arrived by the Marama and is staying with Mrs. A. E. Killworth, Mount Eden. • • • • Mrs. C. B. Plummer has returned to her home in City Road from Mi (ford Beach. . • • .0 o Mrs. F. Smith and the Misses E. and M. Belcher, of Wanganui, are spending a short holiday in Auckland and are among the guests at Hotel Stonehurst. • • • • Miss Marjorie Bush has entered the Bible Training Institute- to take up her studies in preparation for work on the Foreign Mission Field. •: « • Mrs. Were and Miss Edwards, of Matamata, are at present in Auckland and are among the guests at the Central Hotel. e e • • Mrs. J. W. Court and Miss L. CourtT who are accompanied by Miss Crisp, of Auckland, are visiting Timaru, South Canterbury. m ' -m • m / Mrs. B. Wood (nee Miss Rubi Seddon) arrived fjrom London by the Rotorua on Saturday on a visit to her relatives in Ne\? Zealand. r 6ir. Lhido and Lady Ferguson, with Miss P. L. Ferguson, were passenger*) by,the Tahiti, which arrived in Welling-ton-on Monday from Sydney. • • • a- o • Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Fawcett, of Auckland, who have been spending a few dnVff in left for the north on Saturday evening.
Miss Ena Stockley and Miss Kathleen Miller, the New Zealand swimming champions will give exhibitions at the carnival to be held at the Presbyterian Ladies' College, Pymble, Sydney, tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Barker, visitors from South Canterbury, New Zealand, are at Katoomba, in the Blue Moun cains, until the Orvieto leave? for England. On their return from Europe they will be accompanied by Mrs. H. E. L. Porter, whose husband is a well-known mountaineer. Mrs. Porter has been made a member of the Alpine Club, and has accompanied her husband on some mountaineering stunts.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 51, 1 March 1928, Page 12
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