THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 142, 18 June 1929, Page 11

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mis I. Miller is a guest at the Sta Hotel. i ♦ * * * A giest at the Central Hotel is Mr I'. S- Macbeth. < * a • Mrs D. J. Willis, of Great ford, i 3 jrue-t.it Hotel Careen. ; * * " * f Mri. R. Cubit t i~ a visitor to Car is; cluiri from Auckland. * "* * 7T Ms. Gilbert Lees, of Sydney, is stay ing 3 the Grand Hotel. Ms. E. Dew, of Wellington, is stay ing t the Star Hotel. + * * * Mb. C. F. Adams, of Thames, is stay ing a ; Arundel. : * -r * ♦ Mis Eileen Xoble has returned to he honieat Te Awamutu. * * -* * Mrs R. Beveridge. of Masterton, ; staying at the Royal Hotel. * * * * Mr.md Mrs. Pitman have left Auck land fr a visit to Waitomo Caves. * * ■* * Mr. nd Mrs. S. Rhind returned to thi Domuun by the Aorangi yesterday. Mrs. J. B. Johnstone, of Palmersto: North, 5 a guest at the Grand Hotel. > * * * Mrs. G. Bond and the Misses Bom left by notor for Rotorua this morning Mrs. v. G. Macdonald, of Whangarei is in Arkland and staving at the Sta Hotel. * * * Mr. nd Mrs. A. Rutherford wer passenges to the Dominion by th Aorangi. » » » * Miss •] Miller and Mrs. E. Dee, botl of are staving at the Sta Hotel. * * * « Mr. an Mrs. J. W. Williamson an expected bme, after a holiday in Sydney to-morrow ♦ * * * Miss Una C'aldow, who has been i; Wanganui .has left on her return t< Auckland. __ * - * * » Mrs. HcTman. Roslyn, Dunedin. ha left for Aekland, where she intends t< spend the vinter. * ■ # * * Miss Xary Gilmore, Cashmere Hills C'hristchurci, has left for three week; holiday in iuekland. s * * * Mrs. Gorton Fraser. Xew Plymouth Las left on a vie it to Auckland am Hamilton. -» * * * Mrs. Vincat C'arrington, of Taupiri is the guest of Mrs. S. Penty, Omalu Road, Remuea. * * * * Mr. and Ms. G. Burroughs and Mis: B. Burroughs {arrived from Vancouve: bvs the AoranaL ? » r* » • 31 r. and Mb. John Fleming returnee to Xew Zealaul by the Aorangi from £ visit to Honohlu. * * * * ifrs. Cress well, of Sydney, accomp naied by Mis Cress well, are staying at Hotel C'argei. -s * * * Mrs. J. Lockington. recently of Waihi has taken up her residence at Grangt Roaii. Mount Eten. • a * » Miss V. Cuss'ti. of the Auckland Flos [lital. has returned to Auckland after a short stay in Hamilton. *" ■» * * Mn. Hex Miiddau was a passengei liv tin Ma ra ma to-tlay <>:i a visit to het pa ren's. .Mrs. ami Mrs. T. Peacock. Mrs. Tom Finlayson. who has been the guest :if Mrs. J. I'aterson, of Remuera has let for her home at Tauranga. ■m * * ♦ Mrs Leigh-King returned home tr Tauu.-riiimi by Friday's express, after spenJiig a few weeks at Takapuna Bean. * * * * Jits Maeky, Auckland, who has just retimed from the Malay States, is on a vist to her brother, the Rev. J. T. Mack-. Dannevirke. Mr. J. Williamson. Mayor of Takapuna, and Mrs. Williamson, who have been wending six weeks in Australia. returnd to Auckland this morning. * » * • Mrs.Roy McGregor, of Herne Bay, is iu Sydiey. where she has gone to meet her hus and. who has been doing research work ii Xew Guinea. They return to Xew Ze-land on Tuesday. -» * * * Mrs. loting and Miss Bessie "ioung. oi Hawera.have returned to Auckland from a six moiths' trip to Arizona, where they stayed ft Phoenix, an area which has been reclamed from the desert by- irriga t i on. * * * * It is amouneed that the marriage of 3lr. D. Mdrose. second son of the late Mr. R. Mlrose. of Milan, Italy, to the roundest laughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. White, of Burnside, Sydney, will take place at fotorua on August They will go or an extensive tour of Italy for their loneymoon. m * * • A sign oi the times arising from the scarcity of work necessary to meet the demands, is noticeable in this city. Constantly girL. who have been trained to Look-keep in; and all forms of office work, find i- impossible to obtain this form of emjloyment. and they have to take position as nursery maids, domestic servants, companion helps and other household jois. Judging by their looks, these eirls ind domesticity with its regular hoursand wholesome meals, more suitable to tieir health. From the mistresses' point of view, girls of this type are a blessinj in the home. They are reliable, inteligent, and always tackle the wcrk with a fine spirit, and a good will. A knowledge of nursing and housekeejing is a valuable asset to every woman rhether she marries or does not, and wide - outlook for woman gives her equality nth the world.