WAIKATO NOTES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 219, 16 September 1930, Page 12

WAIKATO NOTES.

Mrs. B. F. Peacocke, Weston Lea, Hamilton, i§ the guest of Mrs, R. Bull, Napier. .Miss K. Hogg has returned to Hamilton after spending a holiday in Dunedin. Mrs. R.'MacLean has returned to Gisborne after spending several weeks in Hamilton. Miss M. McFarland, of Auckland, lias been staying in Hamilton with relatives. Mrs. Patterson, of Dunedin, is on a visit to relatives in Claudelands; Miss Andrews, of New Plymouth, has heen staying in' Hamilton. Miss M. Armstrong, after spending, a holiday in Cambridge, has gone, on to Wanganui. Miss G. Wyatt has returned to Hamilton from a visit to Tongariro. Miss E. Eggleston is on a visit to friends _in Katikatj. Miss P. Mandeno, of Dunedin, is on a visit to Te Awamutu. Mrs. R. English has returned to Hamilton from a visit to Rotorua. Mrs. R. G. Guy, after being away at Rotorua, has returned to Hamilton. Mrs. T. C. Fraser, of Hamilton, has' been away at Taupo. Miss M. Campbell has returned to Hamilton from a holiday spent in New Plymouth. Mrs. Ci. Hnggitt, of Palnicrston North, has been staying in Hamilton. The-annual dance of the staff of the Bank of New South Wales was held .in the Regent Hall on Thursday. The hostess, Mrs. R. G. Guy, wore beige lace. Those present were: Mesdames W. M. Horton, W. Peterson, S. H. Phillips, Wright, Misses A. Baily, V. McCormick, J. Pope, T. Nolan, A. Howe, R. Capper, N. Jackson, W. Redmond, J. Pratt, McNaughton (Mftrrinsville), K. Oliver, D. Pratt, H. Phillips, L. Hume, M. Mears, P. Ford (Ngaruawahia), W. Monckton, 1). Speight, M. Johns, P. Hooper, D. Stockton,. B. Taylor, D. Cornish, Flexman, M. Wilson, C. Buckland, M. Ross, E. Upton, V. Canri, A. Tomlinsoiy D. Sweeney, A. Peacocke, V. Saunders, H. Hopkinson, Gould, Duncan, P. English. A flag- bridge party was given at the Lyceum Club, Hamilton, on Thursday by Mrs. E. R. Gresliam, in honour of Mrs. W. Currie, of Nelson, and Miss'B. Cornish, of Wellington, who are on a visit to Hamilton. Tho lounge, where bridge was played, was decorated with flowering currant/ Iceland poppies and daffodils. Mrs. Gresham received hi coffee shaded lace and satin beaute. Mrs. Currie wore black georgette, handsome shawl; Miss Cornish, blue georgette. The prizes were won by: Mrs. H. Doyglas, Mrs. J. IL Hammond, Mrs.. E. J.'Mears, Mrs. F. T. Wilspn. Those present included: Mesdames Gordon Smith, E. A. Cox; A. Furze, Vere Chitty, A. L. Sheppard, Hubert Hammond,.G. R. Barnettj Friedlander, W. J. King, A. B. Beale, H. J". Greenslade, H. Hasler; T. B. Insoll, A. B. Meek (Huapai), M. W. Coventry (Matangi), A. Joseph, J. F. Strang, J. E. Chitty; P. E.' ; Steveiisj M. ij. Hockin, H. T. Gillies, ; W. D. Ross, H. J/McMillin, j. D. Smith, W. H; Hume, J. F. Strang, T. A., Milroy, M. 'Donny' (Morrinsvijle), J. Williams, E.' English, G. W. Hyde, C. L. MacDiarmid, *C. W. Gower, Harrowell, H. Douglas, F. T. Wilson,' P.. R. Stewart, E. J. Mears, A. R. Brown, Misses G. Donny (Morriris'ville), Keddie, Young, Stevens, M. Bourke, G. Wyatt, G. Eggleston, M. Harrowell. ;A danco was given at the' home 'of* Mrs; A. Milroy, River Road, Claudelands, for young folks. Those present were: —Mioses J. Milroy, L. Swarbrick, L. Manning, M. TaylorjiE. Monckton, P. Farrer,' "E.' McNicol, J. Cox, S^' Strang, J; Manning, P. Blake, B. Farrer

Auckland visitors for the golf tournament,' -at Haiftilton this week are:— Mesdames T. W. Hosking, A. R. Abbott, G; F. Ferguson; Hintz, R. Gt' Rainger, O'Leary, J. M. Wilsph, Swain, E. Hutchison, G.' McMillan, Marshall, Preston, Dignari, F. Trice, P. Morris, E. B; Brown, Sutton,' Mathieson, Misses N. MacCorrnick, Upton, K. Horton, A. Grove. E. Wilson, E. Mahoney,. lirookfield, R. Wilson, Scott, S. Mahoney, J. Easton, Lawrence, Robsoii, C. Rainger. A bridge party, in aid of the' funds of the Hamilton Girl Guides, was held in the committee rooms On Wednesday. Those present included: Mesdames H. Toombs, V. Chitty, Shaw, A. Lock, H. Luxford, W. Aitken, Snell, E. G. Rollo, Robinson, H. H. Clark, Earle Louden, W. Gibson, C. H. Hollo way, F. H. Clapham, H. Ferguson, 11. M. Baker, Martin, Reeves, •Crowhitrst. F. H. Claphami; 1 ",On8ley, i Savage, Pile, Cook, B. Walsh, Dertton, Beauge, Williams, F. C. Barker, 'Palmer, Hodgkinson, Martin.; Jlrs. ..W-: McNicol; was the: hostess at a dance; foi-cher daughter Alison, held jn the. Regent Hall on Friday iiight. She received, wearing .black georgette; Miss A. .McNicol, parchment, georgette; Miss Elspeth McNicol, cream silk 7 moire. Others present iftcludedY Misses K, English, B. Potts (Te Awamutu), J-. Manning, N. Gaze, P. English, A. Bell, E. Hopkins, C. Farrer, K. Mears, J. Peaco'cke, B. Armstrong, M. Gillies, M. Houghton, B. Boyes, V. Collier, R. Hall, A. Holloway, M. Speight, C. ClaytonGreene, B. Clark, M. Saunders, J." Clark, M; Chamberlain, N. Sheppardj MG. Inhes,; D. A,itkeii, E. Robinson, M. Mandeno (Te, Awamutu)>; D. Peake (Te Awamutu), E.. Bennett, J. Ambury (Cambridge) r G. Wyjiyard (Te Awamutu), E. Bell, L. Potts (Te Awamutu), J. Sorby, M. Tisch.