THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 217, 13 September 1930, Page 14

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. H. Russell, of Mount Eden, has leit on a trip to Christchurch. ■** * * _ Miss H. G. Dean, of Auckland, is visiting The Hermitage, Mount Cook. * •« * * Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mackley, of Auckland, are visiting Christchurch. * * * * Mrs. M. Crawford, of Wellington, is spending a short holiday at Takapuna. *** * * Mrs. Tudhope. Hamilton, has been, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Scott, Hawera. Mrs. Fergus, Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. A. Peppier, Cashmere Hills, Christchurch. * * ♦ # Mr. and Mrs. Sew Hoy, of Dunedin, have been visiting the Chateau Tongariro. * * # * Mrs. K. O'Neill has returned to Auckland and is staying at "Lulworth," Grafton. * # * * Miss Goring Johnston, of Waipawa, has been paying a visit to the Chateau, Tongariro. "*♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. R. Henley, who is visiting Rotorua, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs* R. G. Meredith. t # * * Miss Jean Williams, of Gisborne, is spending a fortnight's holiday with relatives in Auckland. Mrs. W. D. Mellor and family, of Takapuna. are spending a holiday at The Chateau. Tongariro. *"* * * Miss Long, St. Cuthbert's College, Auckland, has been the guest of Mrs. Duff Taylor, New Plymouth. * * * * # Mrs. J. W. Bailey, who has been the guest of Mrs. A. J. Chainey, New Plymouth, has returned to Auckland. * * • * Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hardley, of Auckland, are paying a visit to the South Island and staying in Christchurch. * * * * Miss Atkinson (Renmera) and her sister, Mrs. W. Amiesley Thompson, have returned from a visit to Helensville. ) * * * * l

Mrs. Isobel Massey, of Dargaville, has returned home after spending a holiday "with relatives and friends in Auckland.

Mrs. William Coliie is spending a short holiday in Auckland with lier mother, Mrs. W. Todd, before going to Hamilton.

Mrs. H. T. Johnson and her mother, Mrs. E. A. King, of Victoria Avenue, Rernuera,. are spending a holiday at Hamilton.

Misses Forbes, daughters of .the Prime Minister, who were the guests of Mrs. K. Masters, at Stratford, have left for Wellington. °* * * *

Mrs. Fraser Jones, who has been the guest of Mrs. Waterston, New Plymouth, has returned to her* home in Kaipara, Xorth Auckland.

Mrs. R. Muskett has arrived from Wellington on a short visit to Auckland and is staying with ier mother, Mrs. Stonaeh, at .Castor Bay. **• ■ •

Mrs. Hugh Bailey, formerly Miss Ellie Maguire, of Auckland, and her husband, have been touring Dorset in their car. They *o to Biarritz in November. J** * *

Miss Edna Langmuir returned to Auckland by the Maunganui on Tuesday, after a successful tour on the professional staee throughout Australia. * * * *

Miss Williams, who has been staying at the Mission House since she returned from the Melanesian Mission field, is returning to her home in Adelaide. * * * *

Miss Edith Howes, of Dunedin, the !New Zealand writer of nature books, has sold the rights of her book "The Cradle Ship" in the United States. » * * ♦

Mrs. M. Anderson, of. Auckland, # and her daughter, Miss Gladys Honia Anderson, are visiting London. Later they will visit the battlefields and Scotland

Miss Cordell, who lias been working for years in the South Seas at the Mis sion's stations, is at present resting in Auckland at the Mission House, Grey Avenue.

Miss Mary Hogg, of Christchurch, is now in Scotland. On her return she will go to Penzance to study painting, and she will be joined by Miss Spencer Bower, of Auckland. ~

Mrs. Robert Mackay, of Ponsonby Road, Auckland, has received word that her daughter, Miss Marie Mackay, has passed with honours her examination-at St. Helens Maternity Home, Dunedin,

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stansbury, "formerly of are at present in London on business. They will tour the Continent and later go to Scotland. In November they will sail for New Zealand, which they will make their future home.

Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, of Auckland, returned to London from a Continental tour in time for the Royal garden party, to which they were invited, and have now bought a car and are touring Scotland until August 20, when they sail from Hull on a month's tour of Norway. * * * *

Hiss Melville lias been invited to Wellington by the Manufacturers and Ketailers Association in connection with a .New Zealand Industries Week, when the shops of the Empire City are making a special display. Miss Melville will deliver addresses on the need to support -New Zealand industries.

Miss Mitch-ell, who for some time was in charge of the post office atTokoroa, has resigned her position in view of her approaching marriage. The ladies of Tokoroa gave Miss Mitchell an afternoon social, at which a presentation was made. A function was also given in her honour by the members of the Tokoroa Moonlight Club, when a presentation was made. Miss Robinson has succeeded Miss Mitchell as postmistress. * * * ♦

Kayako Saijo, who has been adjudged the most beautiful girl in Japan, is one of the foremost leaders of the Feminist Movement of her country. Japanese women, who have only recently won recognition from the Government, are making rapid strides to keep up with their sisters of other countries 3> where women have won the, right to sit with., the law makers.