WAIKATO NOTES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 88, 15 April 1931, Page 12

WAIKATO NOTES.

Miss C. Mun.ro, of Rotorua, has been the guest of Mrs. A. Bremner, Haniil'ton. Miss M., Grayj of Hamilton, is away on v a visit to Suva. Mrs. Si A. Mair, of Hunterville, has been spending a holiday in Hinuera. Miss F. Jolly has returned to Hamilton, from a holiday visit to Wellington. Mrs. J. M. Hussey, of Wanganui, has been on a visit to Hamilton. Mrs. JS. M. Cowrie, of Khan - dalla, formerly of Hamilton, is visiting Auckland. Miss E. Wllson lias returned to Hamilton after spending a.holiday it) Auckland. Miss P. 'Taylor, of Christchurch, is staying with friends in Hamilton. Miss J. Hyde, of Katikati is on a visit to Mrs. F. Hawke, Hamilton. Mrs. B. Tisch has returned to Hinuora from a holiday visit to New Plymouth, Mrs. H. J. Greenslade has returned to Hamilton, from a visit to Whangarei Mrs. E. A. Cox has returned to Hamilton from a visit to Auckland. Miss Sf, Pittar, of Hamilton, lias left on a visit to Gisborne. Mrs. C. Browne has returned to Stratford, from a visit uc relatives in Hamilton. Mrs. J. O'Sullivar has returned to Te Awamutu from a holiday spent in Auckland. Mist 0. Firth, of New Plymouth, has been staying in Hamilton with Mrs. L Tompkins. Miss C. Renshaw, of Tau ranga, has been the guest of Mrs. N. I/et'n bridge, Te Awamutu. Mrs. C. Douglas of Napier, is the guest of Mrs. H Douglas, Lindisfarne, Hamilton. Mrs. E B. Herwood, of Claudelands, has beer away on a visit to Wanganui. Miss P McWiliiam, of, Christchurch, is on i visit to Mrs. 0. It. Farrer, River Road Claudelands. Mrs. G. Anyon, of Welling ton, has been staying in Hamilton. Misi D. Yule lias returned to Claudelands from a trip to Gisborne. Mrs. P. E Stevens has returned to Hamilton fron a holiday spent in Auckland. Mrs. J. L Faulkner, of Morrinsville, has been awaj In Tauranga. Miss R. Murphy, of Auck land, lias been the guest of Mrs. R. J McKenzie, "Aberdeen," Tamahere. Mrs West, 6f Christchurch, has been spend ing a holiday in Morrinsville. Miss K Oliver has returned to "Wartle,", Ma tangi, from a holiday spent in Welling ton. Mrs. P. Duddy, of Rawene, ha,! been staying in Hamilton. Mrs, P Cooper, of Auckland, has been staying with friends in Morrinsville. A reception was held at the home ol th 6 bride's parents after the marriage of Catherine Mary, daughter of Mr. arte Mrs. G. Jack, Hamilton, and Arthur Mac' , kenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wdoda , of England, at St. John's Methodic , Clnu'ch, Hamilton East, on Tuesday. Those , present were:—Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Jack , Rev. and Mrs. A. 0. Harris, Mr. and Mrs

Storey, Mr. and Mrs. Keyon, Mr. arid Mrs. P. .Gower, Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. J. Carfcon, Sir. and Mrs. H. Grimmer, Mr. and W. H. Wo6ds, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Clement, Mr. artd Mrs. D. Jack, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Valentine, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bridson, Mr. and Mrs. Meecham, Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Money, Mr. and Mrs. Webster; Mesdames Read, A. Mullions, Watkins, Gardiner, J. M. Jones. J. B. Thomas, R. Mears, W. Johnstone, Haswell, L. Cooper, Cave, C. Bettany, Dey, Blunden, A. J. j Clements, J. Read, P. Cave; Misses A.

MeKinrion, P. Tring, J. Mullions, B. Jack, N. Johnson, K. Clements, G. Mastwood, 31. Thompson, M. Haswell, L. Kirkman G. Clements. At the Whitiora croquet lawns on Wednesday an afternoon tea was given by the president, Mrs. Turbott, in honour cf Mrs. Evans. Those present included Mesdames Turbott, Evans, Lock, D. Andrews, Green, Drubc, P. D. Pinfold, Gall, Street, Lowry, Loveridge, Nisbet, Nealie, Edwards, Dillicar, Crowhurst, IbbOtSon, Martin, Jones, Marsh, Misses Ibbotson, Jones. On Thursday at the Frankton railway croquet lawns an afternoon tea was given in honour of the retiring president, Mrs. D. Martin. Those present were:—Mesdames Martin, Buckley, 80l-

toll, Scott, Reese, Crowley, F. W. Connell, Lafferty, Wright, Peddie, Morrison, Barrowman, Hickey, Cave, Sllloct, Thompson, Heppelston, Green, Maroney, Miss Hickey. A reception was held at "Riversdaie, Matamata, on Wednesday, after the marriage of Flora Duxfleld, of Matamata, and Ralph Long, of Te Atoha. The guests were received by the bride's mother, Mrs. Duxfleld, in a frock of black georgette and black and white hat. Those present were:—Mesdames Hewlett, Fenwick, BlennerhaSsett, Dinsdale, Long, McLeod, Turner, Munroe, Burley, Cranwick, R. Duxfleld, Simpson, Misses M. Hewlett, Kinlock, Blemiirhassett,. W. Duxfleld, Simpson, E. Duxficld, J. McLeod.