THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 56, 7 March 1934, Page 12

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS

Mrs. Schofcld, of Matamata, is visitin" Auckland. • « « » Mrs. Inn Barnes, of Christehurch, is on a visit to Auckland. » » » • Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Green left yesterday by the Aorangi for Vancouver. • » "" • » Miss Eflie Hardley, of Epsom, has left for a tour of the South Island. * * » * Mrs. Field Porter, of Arncy Road, hns returned from a visit to Wellington. * • • * Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Davis, of I'aeroa, aro at present 011 a visit to Auckland. • * » » Mrs. C. V. Houghton, of Gladstone Road, Parnell, is at present visiting Taupo. • • • ♦ Mrs. R. W. Dane, of Boston, is an overseas visitor staying at the Grand Hotel. » « • « Lady Allen, of Morrinsville, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Alfred Foster, Remuera Road. • « • • Mrs. A. S. Broun, of Remuera Road, returned by the Limited this morning from the South. » « • * Archdeacon and Mrs. Mac Murray, of Parnell, have returned from a holidayspent ut Onetangi. Mrs. G. Leslie Adams, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera, left with friends for the North by motor to-day. • • • • Mrs. and Miss Meßeth, of Auckland, Mrs. Sinclair Ross and Miss Galpin, both of Wellington, have been touring the Continent together. They are now 111 Spain, where they will remain during the winter months. * • » • Miss Dorothy L. Mills, of Auckland, who arrived in England by the Rotorua in January, is at present attending the Central School of Speech Training and Dramatic Art, Royal Albert Hall. SIIO will probably remain there for about a year. * • • • Lady Sinclair Lockhart, president of the Auckland Plunket Society, and other delegates who have been attending the Plunket conferencc at Duncdin, have returned to Auckland, and are now concentrating on the annual appeal, which takes placo this month. • » • • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dossor, of Palmerston s#urth, are returning to New Zealand by the Rangitane. Mr. Dossor, who is on the staff of the Massey College, has been visiting bis parents, and spent Christmas with Major Dossor at Hull. They have recently been staying in London with Mrs. Dossor's aunt, Miss Nelle Scanlan. • • • • Mrs. Somerset Kirker, of Auckland, who has been in England for the last twelve years, is living just now at Hampstead, where she has settled for the present. SIIO has been living most of the time at Southsea, but went last year to London, where licr son, Mr. Douglas Kirker, is studying science at London University, with a view to taking his B.Se. Prior to that ho was at school at Brighton College, and has recently obtained a commission in the Royal Artillery, T.A.