THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 15, 19 January 1931, Page 11

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Lady Elliot, of Remuera returned from Wellington on Saturday.

Mrs. G. E. Fownes, of Wellington, is staying at the Central Hotel.

Miss Cherry Anderson of Remuera, is spending a holiday in Wellington. * * * *

Mrs. Ewan Dickson, of Parneil, has left to spend a holiday in Christchurcii.

Mrs. McMillan, of Glenalvon, has re turned from a holiday spent as Helens villc.

Mrs. A. Edgar, of Dnnccliu, is on a lioliday in Auckland, and is at the Royal Hotel.

Mrs. J. N. Hunt, of Suva, is on a visit to Auckland, and is at Hotel Cargcn.

Mrs. Bullock-Douglas, Wanganui, is spending a lioliday with friends in Remuera.

Miss Heather Longuet, of Chrietchurch, is staying with Mrs. L. Horrocks, Takapuna. *. * * *

Central Hotel visitors are Mr.?. I. Salek, and Mrs, P. S. Scheideman, of Wellington. * 4r » v

Mrs. Maine, of St. Helier's Bay, is spending a holiday at Craywell House, Helensville.

Star Hotel visitors include Mrs. A. Reedy, of Sydney, and Miss S. Blirt, of Tancowahiiie. » °*4 * *

Captain and Mrs. Westall, of Brooklyn Flats, are spending a holiday in tlie Thermal District.

Arundel visitors include Mrs. Lawlor, of Suva, and the Misses McAuley, and Watt, of Dunedin- * * * *

Miss Nancy Heincman, who lias been spending a few weeks in Auckland, lias left for Eotorua, en route to her home in Wellington.

Mrs. A. E. Pearce, of Suva, arrived in the Dominion by the Tofua, and is staying at the Star Hotel. ?°« * * *

Mrs. .J. R. Glendining and Mies Mary Glendining, of Dunedin, are staying with Mrs. Norman Brett, Remuera. * * • *

Mrs. J. Trevithick and Miss Trevithick, who have been visiting Wellington, returned to Auckland on Saturday.

Mr.. G. A. Troup, Mayor of Wellington, and Mrs. Troup have returned to Wellington after a long stay at Craigwell House, -Ilelcnsville.

Mrs. Merson, of Epsom, .accompanied by her two daughters, left Auckland on Saturday for a tour of the Urewera Country.

Miss Thelma DufSn, Aitken Terrace, Glenmore, has returned from a holiday at Onetangi Beach, and leaves early this week for a motor tour in the North Island.

The guests at C'raigwell House, Helensville, include: Mr. and Mrs. C. Ratjen, (Pukekohe), Mrs. C. Owen ("Courtville"), Mrs. Rouse (Takapuna) and Miss Norrish (Auckland).

* • *' • • Mrs. L. J. Lewis, Madras Street, Christchurch, left on Monday evening for a holiday trip to Auckland. She intends staying in the North .Island lav about a month.

Miss Jane Winstone, of Wanganui, who has qualified for her air pilot's license, is the youngest woman pilot in New Zealand, 'having just passed her eighteenth birthday.

The marriage was celebrated recently at Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, England, of Mr. C. E. Low and Miss Olive M. Kowe, both distinguished graduates of Canterbury College, Christchurch, New Zealand.

Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Ziman, of Cambridge, arrived in Auckland to-day, and are staying at the Grand Hotel to meet Mrs. Ziman's mother and sister, Mrs. A. Gaster and Miss Gaster, of London, who arrive on the Maunganui to-morrow. .#•■•■• * *

Mrs. W. Bell, late of Invercargijl, and Mrs. Rotherwell, of Auckland, have just returned from a trip to New Plymouth and Mount Egmont. Mrs. Bell, who has been the guest of Mrs. H. Bellam, of Glen Almond Road,. Mount Eden, leaves shortly for a trip to Australia and England.