THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 88, 15 April 1933, Page 11

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs. C. D. Lane, of Wanganui, is at the Star Hotel. « * * *

Miss M. Blundell, of Wellington, is at the Grand Hotel. * » » »

Mrs. M. A. Hc.warth, of Wanganui, is on a visit to Auckland. * » • » Miss Janet Wallace, of Epsom, left on Friday for Bay of Islands.

Miss Norma McCullagh, of Remuera, has left by motor for Taupo. * * * »

Miss G. Rattray, of Mount Eden, has left for a holiday at Wellington.

Mrs. S. Thorne George, of Remuera, leaves next week on a visit to Marton.

Mrs. Joske, of Suva, is the guest of Mrs. Brian Hewitt, Erin Road, Remuera.

Mrs. G. Delaney, of Hamilton, and Mrs. S. Carr, of Dargaville, is at the Central Hotel.

Mrs. W. Chater and Mrs. A. W. Littlejohn, of Tauranga, are at present in Auckland. » • * »

Miss Molly Bailey, of "Twiston," and Mies Gwen McGlashan, of Stanley Bay, are at Kawau. * * * *

Mrs. A. V. Fraer, of Devonport, who has been visiting Dunedin, has left again for the North. * ' ♦ »■ *

Miss Shirley Frater and Miss Peggy Robertson have left to spend the Easter vacation at Russell.

Star Hotel visitors include Mrs. A. G. McDougall, Palmerston North, and Mrs, S. G. Clay, Masterton. * * * *

Station Hotel visitors are Mrs. C. M. Crawford, Mrs. T. Waghorn and Miee Crawford, of Cambridge.

Mrs. Walter Alexander has returned from Rotorua and is at Hotel Cargen for the Easter racing carnival.

Miss Lesly Waller, of Rerouera, and Miss Betty Barton, of Wanganui, are spending Easter at Taupo.

Mrs. M. Smith and Mrs. A. W. Travers, of Wellington, and Mrs. A. R. Davidson, of Nelson, are staying at the -Royal Hotel.

Colonel J. McCarroll, Whangarei, and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, are the guests of Mrs. Hueston, Fitzgerald Avenue, Christchurch. * # ♦ ' »

Amongst those spend the holidays at Rotorua are: Misses Alice Wilson. Gay Henderson, Majoris Beveridge, Freda and Bub Suter.

Miss Beverly Broadfoot, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Broadfoot, of Te Kuiti, has returned from an extended holiday visit to Fiji. » * # •

Mrs. C. Court, of Stanley Bay, and Mrs. J. Hollinrake, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera, have left for Mrs. Court's country house up the Waitakeres. •:» » * *

Miss Joan Cramp, of Auckland, who has been spending a holiday with Miss Nola Danks, of Pigeon Bay, Banks Peninsula, has returned North. *». • *

Misses Molly Mitchelson, Dene Plummer and Joan Robertson have left for Hamilton, where they will attend the wedding of Miss Bessie Vickery.

Mrs. W. P. Garner, Whangarei. Mrs. J. Fox, Hastings, Mrs. K. H. Farquhason, Feilding, and Mrs. C. E. Lamb, Te Aroha, are staying at the Station Hotel.

Miss Rita McGruer, New Plymouth, and Miss Lorna McGruer, Feilding, are spending the Easter vacation with their parents in Victoria Avenue, Remuera. » * » *

Mies Dorothy Russell and Miss lone MeChesney, of Auckland, left on Thursday. They intend touring the Bay of Islands during the Easter holidays by car. ' •

Mrs. L. O. H. Tripp, of Wellington, Miss . Mary Skerrett and Miss June Donald, of*o'Rorke Street, sailed by the Piangitane 011 Thursday from Wellington for London.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pigou, Whakatane, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brown, Culverden, Canterbury, for the wedding of Miss Alma Brown and Mr. W. J. Green, at Easter.

Mesdames G. J. Nicholas, of Manurewa, Auckland. A. W. Stevens, of Westport, and R- Watson, of Oamaru, are staying with their mother, Mrs. J. Johnson, George Street, Dunedin. • • » «

Among tlic guests staying at "Springside," Helensville, for Easter are Ma and Mrs. W. A. Reid and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Coyle and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mills, of Sandrmgham!

Miss E. Ash, of Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, England, who readied Auckland on the Rangitane, has come to New Zealand to train teachers of lip reading. She will also qive lessons in lip reading l<> members of the New Zealand League for the Hard of Hearing. She is the guest of Mrs. G. A. Hurd-Wood, Brooklyn Flats.

Miss L. Lee, Nurse Inspector in the Health. Department, is taking up the position of acting-matron superintendent for the Marlborough Hospital Board. Miss Lee will be relieving Miss Lewis, who leaves Blenheim on April 27 ona 12 months' visjt to England. While abroad Miss Lewis will be one of New Zealand's representatives at the International Nursing Conference at Paris in July. ~ .

Mount Aspiring, the monarch of the Southern peaks, attracts many people with the desire to conquer its glorious heights. One party comprised of Misses M. B. Scott and M. L. Roberts and Guides A. C. Graham and G. J. H. Cox recently returned to Pembroke from a month's climbing there. The party rcaehed a point 500 ft. below the summit, but unfortunatcl/ had to g' v 'c. in On a.ccount of the weather. Guide L°x stated that the rock found on Afipnin? was very fine for climbing on. This factor, of course, helps the climbers in their strenuous task,