THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 117, 20 May 1933, Page 12

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Miss L. Corrigan, of Tauranga, is visiting Auckland. - * 'i * # Mrs. R. J. Gillies, Heme Bay, is on a visit to Hamilton. Mrs. Carleton Williams, of Gisborne, is the guest of Mrs. Athol Mills. Mrs. Carrington, of Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. H. G. Gilbert, in Hamilton. Mrs. Liston Wilson, of Eemuera, is at present staying at her residence in Rotorua. * * * » Miss J. Grice, who has been on a holiday in Auckland, has returned to Tauranga. «■ •» «■ * Mrs. F. Fitehett has taken up her residence at Arundel, Waterloo Quadrant. it . "• «• * Miss Molly Kidd has returned to Auckland from Hamilton, where she was the guest of Miss Ethel Upton. Mrs. 11. Harris, who lias been staying with Mrs. Forbes, of Waiuku, has returned to her home at Tiinaru. a «- ■* Mrs. J. W. S. McArtlmr, of Hilltsboro", has returned from a three weeks' motor tour of the North and South Islands. Mrs. J. Wells, o£ New Guinea, and Mrs. Spencer Boscawen, of London, are overseas visitors at the Station Hotel. Dr. Jeannie C. Craig, of Onehunga, who has been visiting relatives at Whangarei, returned to town this week. Mrs. G. 11. Greig, who has been residing in Tauranga for the last three years, left by the Monterey for England, via Australia. * * * Mrs. K. Fuller, of King's Road, Mount Eden, has returned from Matamata, and leaves by motor this morning for Wellington. Miss I. Brodziack, of Sydney, who has been on a round of visits to friends in Auckland, returned to Australia yesterday by tlie Monterey. Mrs. J. Dumbleton, of Hamilton, Mrs. Douglas lloss, the Misses D. and C. Sutton, of Whangarei, and Miss Vivian Sail, of Taupo, are at the Station Hotel. * * * Miss Edna Steel, well-known in Auckland swimming circles, has been transferred from Northcote to the teaching staff of the Waipu School, and commences her new duties on Monday. Miss Rose Irwin, of Renniera, is returning to Auckland by the Wanganelia 011 Tuesday. She has been abroad for a year and a half. She has travelled extensively on the Continent, as well as in Great Britain.

Mrs. E. Stewart McMillin, wife of the American Consul for Mexico, who was previously Consul at Warsaw, Belgrade and La Paz, Central South America, arrived in Auckland on Tuesday by the Remuera. ' Mrs. McMillin was formerly an Auckland girl, Miss Gwen Hill, who was married in La l'az. Siie is now 011 a visit after ten years' absence to her grandfather, Mr. W. J. Hill, Forbes Street, Onehunia. » * * » Miss Alison Holmes has been appointed director of the public kindergarten at Birkenhead, in the place of Miss Irene M. Wood, who lias joined the teaching staff of the Birkenhead School. The kindergarten has been very successful, with a daily average attendance of 35 pupils. It is located in a portion of the primary school building, the classroom being provided with fireplace and similar winter comforts.