THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 141, 17 June 1930, Page 11

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. F. G. Shall, of Xapler, is staying at t!ie Royal Hotel. Mrs. R. Nairn, of Hastings, is stayins at the Grand Hotel S * * * * Mrs. S- J Bpfchcll. of Whangarei, is staying at the car Hotel. Mrs. Robert Burns, of Remuera Road, jg on holiday in Christehurch. + ■* * * Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie, of Christ church, left by the Aorangi for England. Mr. and Mrs. D. Clayton left for S'vdnev bv the" Aorangi yesterday. ♦ Miss HacLfield. of the Grand Hotel, left for a month's holiday in Sydney by the Aorangi. * * * * Miss Francis M. Jones, of Devonport, is paving a visit to her mother in Hamilton. * » * * Mrs. Lawrence Ladbrook, of Remuera, is spending a holiday in Christchurch. * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Reader, accompanied by Miss Reader, of Taranaki, are staying at Roval Court. " * •* ■* * Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Griffiths, of Royal Court, left by the Aorangi for a tour of China and Japan. Mr. and Mrs. George Marriner, of Remuera, leave on Thursday for England and the Continent. cSEI * * * ♦ Mrs. E. Sharp, of Cheltenham, leaves to-day by the Aorangi for Sydney, where she will spend three months. 3. * * * * Miss Winifred Russell, who has been staying in Auckland, sailed by the Aoransi for Svdney, en route to England. *■» -* * * Mrs. Wotton, of Malay who has been in the Dominion for some months, left for Malay by the Aorangi. k---. * * " * * — Mrs. L. J. Wheeler, of New York, Mrs. W. L. Fogg, of Dunedin, and Mrs. N. Fox, of Te Puke, are staying at Hotel -" Canren. * -5 » '«■ Mrs. M. Sobison, of is on a holiday to Auckland, and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edward Anderson, Bassett Road, Remuera. Visitors staying at Arundel include Miss Anderson, of Nelson; Miss Peters, of Blenheim; Miss TurnbuH, of Christchurch; and Miss Richardson, of Gisborne. . » ♦ ■ »• •' Sister Y. Paterson T general hospital, . who- has been the guest of her. aunt. 3lrs. O. J. Ilall. Mount Albert, returned South by the Limited last '■ night. ■» * *• * Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thomson, of Sydney, passed through on the Aorangi after ; - visiting Canada and the States. Mrs. ' - Thomson is the only daughter of the late -$■'/ Justice Gillies. An interesting lecture was delivered at ~ the Fabian Society's rooms in Unity Hall on Saturday evening, Mr. Schramm -' . beinjr the» speaker. His subject was'"The , **~, Evolution and Purposes of Criminal Justice," and many points not well ... Ibiawn were brought to light. Mr. Montgomerie was in the chair. A branch of the Fabian Society was started lately at ' Hamilton,. Mis 3 Greville being one of its v supporters. » .. * . .» • - ' V . The ladies present at the half-yearly installation of officers at the Loyal 111--; Franklin Lodge, No. 6453, were:—Mes- > . dames F. W. Scott, Maeauley, Leach, F. ' ' B. Davis, G. Sheldon, Misses L Foubis- \ ter, G. Gardiner, P. Wilson, D. Kitto, E. - Tumbull, F. Davis, M. L. King, M. Macdonald, H. Ogilvie, M. Ogilvie, L. Leyston, A. Coss, Phillips, A. Cross, S. Lodge, Q. Buckloudse, L Leach, Mollie Leach, Warlick, Shipp, E. Kelly, E. Riddell, L. Mcintosh, E. Webber.