THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 83, 8 April 1933, Page 12

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. Charles Chapman, of Dunedin, is at the Station Hotel:" * ♦ * * Mrs. K. W. McGanly, of Wellington, is staying at Hotel Cargen. • * * » Mrs. E. N. Larue, of Wanganui, is staying at the Station. Hotel. * * * * Mrs. A. L. Roberts, of Napier, is staying at the Station Hotel. * * * * Mrs. J. P. Kalaugher, of Stanley Bay, has returned from the South. * * » * Mrs. 0. Pulham and Mrs. E. Gower, of Hamilton, are staying at tho Central Hotel. * » * ♦ Miss A. M. Tretliewy, of Nihotupu, intends leaving for England next week by the Rangitane. * * » • Mrs. M. G. Russell, Mrs. R. Conner, and Mrs. S. H. Grear, of Wellington, are guests at the Station Hotel. » * * » Miss Doreen Kalaugher, of Stanley Bay, lias returned from a four months' holiday in tho South Island. * * * * Miss Gilman and Miss 51. Berruex have recently arrived in Auckland from Sydney, and are staying at Stonchurst Hotel. » # * * Mrs. G. Dransfield and Miss Dransfield were amongst the guests at the White Star Htel, Queenstown, during the week. * ♦ « » Misses Ada and Violet Fitzpatrick, of Gardener Road, Epsom, and Miss B. Manktelow, of Mangere, arc at present on a visit to Taupo. * * » » Miss Winifred Bodle, of Glen Eden, is leaving Auckland for the Easter holidays, which she Will spend at Ohakune, and afterwards be the guest of Mrs. H. O. Toogood, Mastertou. * * * • Miss Nora Johnston, of Croydon, has passed successfully her examination as girl carillionist of the Belgium School of Carillons at Malines in the presence of of the British and American diplomatic corps. Miss Nora Johnston is the third English girl to receive a diploma from this institution. She will shortly sail for Palestine in order to inaugurate a carillon installed in Jerusalem by the Americans in the Y.M.C.A. building. Miss Johnston was allowed to play on the Wellington carillon when in London.