THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 252, 24 October 1932, Page 9

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. A. Marson, of Hamilton, is stay-i-TiiT at the Station Hotel. jlrs. W. E. Bridger, of Whakatane, is staying at the Royal Hotel. Mrs.- Harold Cotter, of Whangarei, is ft truest at the Station Hotel. a°* * * * lire. A. E. Neville, of Auckland, is spending a holiday in Rotorua. Mrs. C. Court, of Stanley Bay, is spending a holiday at Rotorua. Jlrs. R. McMillan, of Tamahere, is at present on a visit to Auckland. Sirs. Lewis, of Brooklyn Flats, left j,y motor on Saturday for Rotorua. Mrs. J- Woolcott-Forbes, of Hamilton, je at present on a visit to Auckland. Mrs* W. Birch, of Hamilton, is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Deery, Heme Bay. * * * * * Mrs. G. Currie, -who has been a visit to Auckland, has returned from Wanganui. * ♦ • * Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mahon, of Bemuera, have returned after a holiday spent at Tauranga. r * •* » * Mrs. R. Griffiths and Miss Farquhar, of Wynyard Street, left by motor yesterday for Cambridge. * * * * Hotel Cargen visitors include Mrs. R. B. Cranwell, of Hamilton, and Mrs. J. Gilmore, of Invercargill.

Mrs. Edgar Warn, of Katikatij is on a visit to Auckland, and is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Jack, of Mount Eden. » » * » Central Hotel visitors are: Mrs. T. Jlitchell, of Whangarei, Mrs. S. J. Parker, Putaruru, and' Mrs. Sharp, of Invercargill. » ♦ » » Miss. Ngaio Marsh, Cashmere Hills, Clirietciiurch, who has been spending several years in London, is returning to New Zealand at the end of this month. •*♦ * • Madame Galli-Curci returned from Whangarei yesterday, and leaves by the Monterey for Honolulu, and a tour of the United States. Miss Rona'Hould, of Wellington, and Misa-Alice Goldie, of Auckland, who liave been for some time touring Devon and Cornwall, have, gone on the Continent, writer ] our London correspondent. They will he b&ck in New Zealand by the end of the year. " « • • * T H '• Miss Jane Mander, the Well-known Ne\y Zealand novelist, is shortly returning to the Dominion. Miss Mander has teen away from the Dominion for 20 ye&rs, and will arrive back by the Rangitiki, her first visit being paid to her father in Auckland; . 'After that Miss Mander hopes to visit Wellington and other parts of her hSJheland. ~ "■S ■ * * * •; ' Miss Amy Holland, of Auckland, is in Aiidorra, the fascinating little republic lying high among the Pyrenees. She lifts spent most of this summer in Seo dt,Urgei, .an interesting town dating bftck, ;to the days of Charlemagne. She' has iiade many delightful excursions to various pictiiresque small towns and villages. in the Catalan Pyrenees. She is leaving for Barcelona, and after;visiting some of the northern cities of Spain, will jfetnrn to Majorca. Before settling ddwn. at Palma, in Majorca, howevety for the winter she will spend somS titae at 'Dega and Valedenosa with frjends at their mountain homes, and Bhe intends' also to. visit some of the seaside 'fesdrts. and:the island of- Iviza.