THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 197, 21 August 1929, Page 11

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. P. H. Bourke, of Wellington, is staving at Stonchurst. * * * • Miss Taylor, of Epsom, left for Wellington by last evening's express. ° * *• * * Mrs. M. Collins arrived from England bv the Tainui via Wellington. Miss A. Jackson, Auckland, is visitins Mrs. W. Wall, Wanganui. ~ * * • Miss K. Payne has returned to New Zealand after a trip to England and the Continent. Mr. and Mrs. E. Parkes arrived in the Dominion from England by the Tainui. * * * > Mrs. A. Glover, accompanied by her daughter June, left for Hamilton and New Plymouth by motor. *** * * Miss Etta Lumsden, of Auckland, is on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. McLaren, Hinakura station, Martinborough. Miss Ethel Law, national secretary of the Y.W.C.A. in New Zealand, is the guest of Mrs. Sutherland Ross, in Dunedin. * i * * Mrs. J. W. Nutter, of Mount Hobson, Eemuera, who has been spending a holiday with her mother, Mrs. Hook, Lower Hutt, has returned to Auckland. * * * • The Housewives' Association, having come- to the conclusion that there's room for a big reduction in the price of fish, has established a stall at the Victoria market. * * * » Miss May Harris, of Landscape Eoad, Mount Eden, is leaving by the Niagara next Tuesday for Hollywood, where her marriage to Mr. Harold I. Smith will take place. Mr. Smith is the sound expert of the L'niversal Films. Miss May Grace has recently been appointed an industrial inspectress under the W.A. Shops and Factories .Act. She will be the second woman acting in this capacity in the State at the present time. There are about six women holding similar positions -in Victoria and about 37 in England. * s * * Madame Winnie Fraser will be the "iiest of honour of the Musical Circle at the Lyceum on Friday evening, when she will give an interesting talk to members on "A Musician's Experiences in Out-of-the-way Places," and during the evening will also sing for the members. *