THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 229, 27 September 1930, Page 16

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Sir. and Mrs. K. S. Champtaloup, of Auckland, arc visiting Qaeenstown, Otago. 0»» • » Miss Dorothy Moore, of Fendalton, Christchurcli, has left for a' holiday in Auckland. • « * » Miss Mary Skerrett is returning to Wellington by the Rangitata, due on October 1. » ♦ • * Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Leigh and daughter, of Westmere, are visiting relations at Te Kuiti. * * • • Among the guests staj'ing at tbe Waverlev Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Am on, of "Wellington. * » • » Miss Grant, of Auckland, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. L. Hart, Rugby Street, Christchurch. Mrc. G. L. Rutherford and Miss Una of Auckland, have been staying ill Christchurch. a * « * Mr. and Mrs. Liggins, Rongotea, King Country, are the guests of Miss Maddison, Kelburn. Wellington. Mrs. Huntley Dryden, of Auckland, is a visitor to Wellington, and is staying with Mrs. Gordon Reid. * w * • Mrs! J. G. C. Wales, who has "been spending a holiday in Wanganui, has returned to her home in Pine Street, Remuera. * O « A • Mr. and Mrs. R. Lowry, of Auckland, who have been staying with Mrs. C. E. Kerr, Athlone, Ivingsdown, Timaru, have returned north. * » • » Mr. and Mrs. Martin, of . Auckland, | are in Wellington to meet their daughter, Mrs. T. B. McGuirc, who is returning from a visit to England by the Rangitata. «• • * Miss Jocelyn Bloom field,. Auck.and, who has been staying with Miss Betty, Rutherford, Macdonald Downs, North 1 I Canterbury, is now the guest of Lady I Ferguson, Dunedin. i » » # • Miss Stella Murray, a Christchurch singer, who lias been very successful in England, and who is paying a visit to her homeland, will be entertained by the| Lvceum Club on October 7. •i* « * * Mrs. T. Enright and her children, Devonport, Auckland, and Sister M. Hanron, of Rotorua Sanatorium, have been on a visit to their sister, Mrs. T. Green, Stanway, Palmerston North, • ■ *-> & • Miss Margaret Moves, of Xew Plymouth, who has been to the Islands and Sydney for eome months, left Sydney on Tuesday and spent a week in Auckland before returning to New Plymouth. « i» f » • 3rr. and Mrs. K. Badley, sen., of King George Avenue, Epsom, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Badley, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mann have returned to Auckland after motoring through to New Plymouth to attend the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs, J. ! Badley. of Waitara. * * * 0 ! Mrs. E. A. Smythe and Mrs. W. S. j | Miiler. delegates to the women's section to the Reform party's conference in WeiMngton, have returned to Auckland. Whila in Wellington they attended the unveiling ceremony of the memorial to the late Rt. Hon. W. F. Massey at Point Halswell. ■» * e * Miss Lucy A. Benson, who died at Manila (New South Wales) recently, was a daughter of the late Mr. >T. S. Benson, of Tamworth, and a greatniece of the late Edward White Benson, late Archbishop of Canterbury. Miss Benson was a member of the choir of St. John's Church of England, Tamworth, for about 13 years, and .also a Sunday ' school teacher. • ♦ * * i Miss Edith Harrhy, the gifted pianist, singer and composer, who is well known in New Zealand, has been giving recitals in Sydney and Brisbane as well as broadcasting in both places. Miss Harrhy states that her song "Mary Magdalene" has been selected as the sacred solo for the Ballarat competition this year. Miss Harrhy and her husband, Mr. Con Dalv, will leave Melbourne for London early next month.