THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 224, 21 September 1932, Page 10

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Miss Betty Tait, of Christcliurch, is at Hotel Cargen. * # # Mrs. H. P. Elliot, of Fiji, is staying at the Station Hotel. * • • » Mrs. A. A. MacFarlane, of Huntly, is at the Central Hotel. « » » * Mrs. J. Trevetliick left by the Limited last evening for Wellington. it- * * Mrs. J. Hogg, of Dunedin, left on a visit to Suva by- the Niagara. * * * Mrs. A. Peebles, accompanied by Miss P. A. Peebles, left for Canada by the Niagara. * » * « Mr. and Mrs. James Hogg, of Dunedin, left to-day by the Niagara oil a visit to Fiji. * # * * Mrs. L. S. Durey, of Wellington, is on a visit to Auckland, and staying at the Station Hotel. ■» a- * *, Mrs. F. R. H. Brice, of Marton, and Mrs.. C. Matthews, of Hamilton, are at the Star Hotel. * * * * Mrs. George Marriner, of Remuera,.lias returned to Auckland from Wellington and the Chateau. » * » » Mrs. G., L. Cooke and lier daughter, who have been on a visit to Auckland, have returned to Tauranga. *». * # Mrs. Nicholson, of Campbell Road, Royal Oak, is visiting Helensville, and is staying at Parakai House. , , » * » • • Mrs. H. Bainbridge, of Auckland, left yesterday by motor for Ngaruawaliia, where she is spending a vacation. « * * # Miss Joyce Herdman has gone to Wariganui to be the guest of Mrs. E. M. Silk, for the golf ball and races. * •* ♦ - * Lady Beauchainp, who arrived from Wellington yesterday, has left for Craigweil House, Parakai, Helensville. * * * * Among the visitors staying at the Central Hotel are Mrs. M. K. Bevin (Hamilton),' Misses E. and R. Price (Thames). * * * * Among the guests staying at 'Craigweil House, Helensville, are Mrs. Allison, of Waiheke, Mrs. J. B. Mcintosh, Mrs. W. G. Allen, of Auckland, and Mrs. Eu'art, of Wellington.

News has been received from England that Miss Rank Agnes Charlotte Steer, younger daughter of the late Captain G. H." T. Steer and Mrs. Steer, of Queen's Gate Gardens, has become engaged to Mr. Lan StoddartBarr, of the Brookland School of Flying, and eon of Mrs. Stoddart-Barr, Hobart, Tasmania. Mrs. Steer, who was a Miss Donald, formerly lived in Auckland.