THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 76, 30 March 1935, Page 16

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. Nelson Levin, of Remuera, is visiting Wellington. * * # » Mrs. J. Carpenter, of Auckland, is visiting Tauranga. • • » ♦ Mrs. F. J. Fox, of New Plymouth, is visiting Auckland. » • • • Mr. and. Mrs. J. Brewin left for Sydney by the Wanganella. * * * » Mrs. A. C. Hardy, of Tauranga, is visiting Auckland. « * * * Mrs. J. Johnstone, of Rangitikci, is at present visiting Auckland. * # * # Mi ss M. Connolly, of ITerne Bay, is visiting Tauranga and Gisbornc. « * # * Mrs. ITall, of St. George's Bay Road, Parnell, has left for Helensville. • * •» • Mrs. M. Ellercamp, of London, is an overseas visitor at the Grand Hotel. • • * * Miss Dina Isaacs, of Remuera, left bv the Wanganella yesterday for Sydney. Mrs. Peter Buck arrived in Auckland yesterday from Dunedin, and is at the Grand Hotel. » * * • Dr. and Mrs. J. A. N. Scott returned to Australia by the Wanganella yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. GeoVgo Court, of Remuera Road, have left for a fortnight's holiday. • * • • Miss Parsons, of Hawke's Bay, is staying with Mrs. J. Fitzsimnions, Remuera Road. * m m • Mies Doreen Kalauglier, of Stanley Bay, has left 011 a visit to the South Island. She will be away some months. • • • • Mrs. H. B. Morton, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Morton, of One Tree Hill, leaves for England by the Rangitane, 011 April 13. * '» * • Overseas visitors at the Station notel are Mrs. F. Carey, Windsor, England, Mrs. W. H. Stewart and Miss Stewart, of Sydney. * * • • Sister Fair, of the Auckland Infirmary, has been on holiday to Helena Bay and 'Kaikohe, and will resume duty on April 1. • • • • Grand Hotel visitors include Mrs. J. C. Morrison, of Wellington, Mrs. T. Fraser, of Hamilton, and Mrs. Ewart Brown, of Gisborne. • • • • , Miss Gwen Richards, of St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell, intends leaving for England and the Continent by the Niagara next month. • • • • Central Hotel visitors are Mrs. G. Campbell and Mrs. J. Fetch, of Whangarei, Mrs. J. F. Kennedy, of Waikato, Mrs. F. Banks and Miss T. Banks, of Cambridge.