THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 203, 28 August 1934, Page 10

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. A. Lynch, of Foxton, is at the Royal Hotel. , * • . * * Mrs. Fred Alison, Waiheke, is at Hotel Cargen. • . * •■... ';•' '' Mrs. Harold Brinsden is visiting >thc thermal dietrict. . . : » •■ ■ ~■ -• ■ ■» Mrs. A. E. lattley, of Remuera, is visiting Rotorua. ' * -■?••• * ■' . •'' ■ Mrs. Wynne Gray, of Hamilton, is visiting Auckland. • ; * f •.. * Mrs. J. Robertson, of Wellington, is at tho Station Hotel. Mrs. D. S. Allen, of Morhnsville, is holidaying at Takapuna.- ■ .-. ■ • '-■.'".■ •' ■_:■ •: .•."■'«- Mrs. M. Walker, Te Awamutu, is at present yisdting Auckland. • • * * •♦ ■■ Mns. M. E. Tattersfield, of Devonport, is on a vieit to Whakatane. • • • » .. Miss D. Bagnall has returned to Auckland from the Chateau, Tongariro. * •♦/• *■•'■■' * Mrs. Sam Gyllies, of St. George's Bay Road, Parnell, is holidaying at Rotorua. * * * » Mrs. A. C. Wood, Lottin Point, East Coast, is etaying at the Central Hotel. * • • • Miss Wendy Tancred, who has been vieiting Hamilton, has returned to Auckland. * •,■•■—,•.. Miss Helens Dykes, who was runner-up for the vocal championship at the recent competitions, left fcy the Limited last evening for Napier.

At a meeting of the Auckland branch of Jthejfatipnal.Council of Women, held last evening, a. resolution was passed to the effect that the lifting of the 5 per cent cut should Bβ "made retrospective to old age- pensioners, as well.as to civil servants and members of Parliament. Another resolution carried was that free railway passes should 'be granted to relief workers in camp who wish to visit their families at the week-ends. A lengthy discussion took place on the milk question, and ft motion passed was later rescinded.