THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 247, 19 October 1933, Page 14

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. \ | Mrs. J. Hart, of Warkworth, is visiting a friends in New Plymouth. * * * * Mrs. W. 11. Fee and Miss Fee, of Mountain Road, are visiting Botorua. * .Mrs. S. Beid and Mrs. A. Miller, of Auckland, are spending a holiday in Rotorua. * * * * Mrs. Boy Burrows, of Auckland, is j;spending a holiday with Mrs. A. Burrows, of Eltham. * * * * Mrs. B. MeQuade, New Plymouth, who had been visiting Auckland, has returned home. * * * * Mrs. J. McKenzie Wilson, of Mount St. John Avenue, Epsom, is spending a holiday in Botorua. . • I Mrs. J. H. Phillips, of Mount Albert Road, Royal Oak, is visiting her I daughter, Mrs. A. If. Blcnnerhassct, of New Plymouth.- ! Mrs. Dawson, of Ougaonga, Hawke's Bay, and family are motoring through to spend their holidays in Hamilton and Thames districts. *•■*** The death occurred in Wellington last week of Miss Mildred Allman-Marchant, daughter of the lato John William Allman-Marchant, late Surveyor-General of New Zealand. * * » • Madam Winnio Eraser, the Xcw ZoaI hand singer, who has been fulfilling broadcasting engagements in Sydney, returned by the Marama last week, and left in the evening for Iter home in Christchureh. * • * ♦ M.s. David Jones, who accompanied her husband, the chairman of the New Zealand Meat Producers' Board, on his mission to Great Britain to arrange shipping contracts for frozen meat, returned to Wellington last week.

The Nazi headquarters at Breslau has issued a strict order that no women whose faces are painted or powdered will bo admitted to Nazi party gatherings. The lipstick and the powder puff, say the order, are unworthy of genuine German womanhood.