THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 302, 21 December 1932, Page 12

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mre. E. J. Eggins, of Sydney, is at the Royal Hotel. .- • • * • Mrs. J. A. Peck, of Sydney, is ai Hotel Cargen. • • • • Mrs. D. B. Mackie, of Sydney, is ai the Grand Hotel. ■* ' • ♦ • Grand Hotel visitors include: Mrs. F L. Smyth,'Mrs. S. Kickertaon, of Mel bourne. • • • * Miss Molly Abbott, of Auckland, has left, on a visit to Mrs. C. Hume, ai Hamilton. • • • * Mrs. Ernest Craig, of Symonds Street returned to Auckland from Australia bj the Mararna. • ♦ * • Mrs. C. Jordan, of Tauranga, Mrs. C May, and Miss J. Derkennc, of Sydney are staying at the Central Hotel. •*» . # Mrs. H. M. Love, accompanied by the Misses G. E. and M. Love, arrived fron Sydney and are at Hotel Stonehurst. . * • . » • Mrs. Simmers, of' Dunedin, and hei daughters have taken up residence ai Saunders Avenue, Takapuna, for the holidays. '•• • • » 1 Station Hotel overseas visitors include Miss J. Sutherland, of India; Misses O E. Sell and M. J. Billam, of Townsville; Mrs. and Miss Leagh Marshall, of Castlecliffe. • • • • Station Hotel visitors include: Mrs. E Davies, of Sydney; Mrs. I. D. Gray, Mel bourne; Mrs. J. K. Hart, of Wellington; Mrs. J. M. Hussey, of Wanganui; and Mrs. A. Mason, of Putaruru. • * . ..,• • ' Overseas visitors at the Grand Hotel include: Mrs. P. T. Susnian, Mrs. T. V, Hill, Miss G. Hill, Mrs. Ray Gardiner, oi Sydney, Mrs. Martin Burn, of Melbourne and Miss Ella Shields, of England. * ♦ ♦ • Lady East, Mr,s. C. Donald and her daughter, Mrs. A. Steer, and Miss .T. Steer arrived by the Rangitata this •morning on a visit. Lady East is visiting her daughter, Mre. Alan Donald. - : ■• ». • * Mrs. E. Peterson and Miss Phyl Bee wick, of Heme Bay, left by the Monterej yesterday for an extensive visit.to the Islands. They will bo the guests of .Mr J. Gaffney and Mrs. Gaffney, Samoa Apia. ... » • » • Mrs. E. H. Bailey, of London, arrived by the Kangitata, and is visiting her mother, Mrs. C. E. Maguire, Epsom, Mrs. Bailey has been away from Auekand for the past nine years, and prim to her marriage was doing journalistic work in London. * • . • ; • • Visitors from overseas who are stav ing at Hotel Stonehurst include: Mrs H. Schlesinger, Melbourne; Mrs. E. am Miss N. Atkins, Toowoomba, Queens land; Mrs. M. J. Kingsbury and Miss C M. Kingsbury, Ingham, Queensland; Mis: L. Chapman, Miss H. F. Bourne, Miss E E. Barthold, Misses S. M. and E. B Gohard, all of Sydney.

Mrs. A. E. Hammer, of Sea View Road, Remuera, entertained a number of guests to a" morning tea at Milne and Choyce's Tudor rooms on Saturday in honour of Miss Molly Culpan. The tables were beautifully arranged with red roses and shocks. Among those present were: Mesdames W. J. Culpan, H. Kelliher, W. Watkine, J. Knight, J, Tucker, H. Ready, Ferguson, F. Brown, S. Parker, A. Bullock, F. Oswald, H. Richards, R. Lucas, Misses Doris Tills, Jean Marriner, Rattigan and Jean Moore.