THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 83, 8 April 1930, Page 11

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs. A. S. Fleming, of Gore, is at the Grand Hotel. * ♦ ■■• * • Mrs. Gawith, of Masterton, is at the Central Hotel. « * * * Mrs. G..Richards, of Sydney, is staying at Hotel Cargen. * ■»:• # * Miss E. Bell, of Wellington, is staying at Hotel Cargen. * * * * Mrs. Stoddart Barr, of Hobart, is at the Grand Hotel. * * * * Mrs. D. L. Patterson, of Oamdru, is at the Star Hotel. * « * . * Mrs. J. R. Ross, of Napier, is staying at the Star Hotel. * « . * « Mrs. W. H. Nash, of Wellington, is at the Star Hotel. - ' Mrs. W. S. Hunt, of Bournemouth, is at the Royal Hotel. * # * * Mrs. R. T. Reid, of Hamilton, is staying at Hotel Cargen. * * * * Mrs. F. E. Bird, of Sydney, is staying at the Grand Hotel. « * * « Mrs. E. P. Hohman, of Sydney, is at the Central Hotel. «*• . # Mrs. Henderson, of Okaihau, js staying at the Central Hotel. * ■* * » Mrs. F. Shakespeare, of Whangapoua, is at the Star Hotel. * ♦ ♦ # Arundel visitors include Mrs. R. Sutherland, of Samoa. ' * * * * Mrs. F. Farrell, of Hamilton, is staying at the Royal Hotel. » ♦ * * i Mrs. P. Greenfield, of Timaru, is staying at, the Roval Hotel. *, " * . * « Mrs. Norman Lethbridge, of Te Awamntu, is at the Grand.Hotel. * * * * Mrs. and Miss Aiton, of Derbyshire, England, are at the Grand Hotel. ,•* * • Mrs. P. Pickering, of Napier, is visiting Auckland, and is at the Grand Hotel. * * * * The Misses l>. Robinson and Nicholson, of London, are staying at the Grand Hotel. * * « • Miss A. Edmondson, of U.S.A., is on a tour of the Dominion and is at the Grand Hotel. * * * • Mrs. H. Healey, of Sydney, arrived by the Niagara and is staying with her sister, Mrs. Handson Abel, of Remuera. *■ - ♦ ♦ - • • Mr. A. E. Kihvorth, of the Pacific Cable Board, accompanied by Mrs. Kilworth, left .by the Niagara for Halifax, Nova Scotia. - f

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bell, of Tiniaru, leave this afternoon by the Niagara, en • rooite to London. They intend touring the Old Land before returning.

An official communication has been received by Mrs. W. H. Parkes, president of ■ the Lyceum Club, from her Excellency Lady Bledisloe accepting ■with- pleasure the position of warden to the club.

"What the Navy Means to the British Empire," is the subject on which the Eev. W. G. Monckton will speak to the members of the Lyceum Club at luncheon on Thursday. Mr. Monckton's ability as a speaker is well known and his knowledge of the dangers which lie in wait for a seaborne trade without adequate protection is second to none. Membere are a6sured of an intellectual treat and of gaining knowledge on a subject which may yet be vital to our lives.'