THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 20, 24 January 1936, Page 11

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. Colin Priest, of Christchurch is visiting Auckland. * * * ». Mrs. T. Mayston, of Hamilton, is at the Central Hotel. * » • » Mrs. A. Ferrar, of Christchurch, is visiting Auckland. • • • » Mrs. H. R. Ward, of Wellington, is visiting Auckland. * * ♦ * Mrs. Frank Kennedy, of Wellington, js visiting Auckland. «• * » » Mrs. Baty and Miss Baty, of Gisborne are at the Royal Hotel. • • • . Mrs. Macky and Miss Ruth Macky are staying at Rotorua. » » • • Miss E. Tuckey, of Auckland, is spending a holiday at Queenstown. • * • Mrs. G. Court and the Misses Court, of Mangere, are visiting Tauranga. •.. » * • Mrs. Cecil Green, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera, has returned from Rotorua. * • • .*' '. • Mrs. W. McAllister, of Melbourne, is ail overseas visitor at the Central Hotel. " ■ Mrs. G. Mills, Mayoress of Birkenhead, las returned from a holiday at Helensville. *.» m * Miss M. Howell, who has been holidaying in Auckland, has returned to Taneatua, • w w m Misses Nellie and Edna Gammon, of Wanganui, are spending a holiday in Auckland. ?•• • « f Miss Josephine Tolhurst, of Armidale Road, ' Remuera, leaves to-day for Wanganui. • » a m Mrs. Bert Oldham, of Ladies' Mile, Remuera, is spending a holiday in New Plymouth. , .... # # •' • Lady Sandeman Allen will arrive from Wellington by the Remuera to-morrow morning. *♦• • - f Mrs. A. K. Turner, of St. Andrew's Road, Epsom, left last evening for Wellington. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. H. Ramsay, of Auckland, j left to-day for Sydney and Melbourne 1 by the Monterey. » ' • j ' i Mrs. J. Urlwin, of Christchurch, and \ Mrs. F. Wright, of Waingaro, are at ] the Station Hotel. - < »♦v » • j Miss Betty Tonge, of Wellington, is 1 visiting Takapuna as the guest of Mrs. ] C. Oakley Platte. "V < * • * • ' - • T

* ♦. '*• • Mr. and Mrs. Morris Yock, of Parnell. are leaving to-morrow by car for Wellington for a fortnight. • * • ♦ Miss Janet Wallace, of Pern Avenue. Epsom,- is the guest of Miss June Donald, Lake Tarawera. ... • ' Miss Gertrude Ellison, of Matitai, Northern Wairoa, is the guest of Mrs. A. Milburn, of Seaview Road. • • • •' • • • Mrs. Russell and Miss Dorothy Russell, oi {Princes Street, have returned from a holiday spent at Russell. • ♦ • Mrs. Wf W. Daniel, of Birkenhead, who spent the' vacation at Helensville, has returned to her home at Chelsea. ».• • * Mrs. S. S. Crick, of Sydney, who has been touring New Zealand, returns to Australia to-day by the Monterey.-' " Mrs..- A. Stanley Brown, of Remuera Road, accompanied, by the Misses Brenda and Joy Brown, have left for Rotorua. y • •' • • V ; Overseas visitors at the Station Hotel are Mrs.sH. E« ; <1 and Miss Reid, of Hamilton, and Mrs. G. Priest, of Sydney, • * • . Mrs. W. H. Dickens and Miss T. E. Dickens, of Wellington, and Mrs. A. K. Oak-Hind, of Melbourne, are at Hotel Cargen.>.., ' . • » •» •» ■ Overseas visitors at the Grand Hotel include: Mrs. S. Donovan, of Melbourne; Mrs. A. Henderson, of Brisbane; and Mrs. L. Gfeenberg, of Sydney. \* * "'i .* ' Mrs. Andrew Isles Magurie -has returned to her home at Dargaville after a visit to Auckland, where she has been ; staying with Mrs. A. Milburn. ' - . •■. ' • ... Mrs. R. W. Taylor and Miss Gladys' Taylor, of Auckland, who have been staying „with Mrs. Richardson at : Matangi,"liave left for Te Arolia'. ••■ • • ilrs. G. Crosbie and Miss G. Martyn, of Hamilton,' Miss K. Rose, of Woodville, Mrs. D. Renshaw, of Tauranga, and Miss N. Storey, of Te^Awamutu, are at the Station Hotel. • • * * • ♦ • - As a tribute to her mother (the late Mrs. George.. Roberts), Mrs. Douglas Whyte, Wellington, has made a gift of a dormitory? ivitlx, provision for a playroom fo£"\>vet days," as a permanent addition to .'the health camp premises at Waikouaiti, which will be ready for next year, states the "Press." »- • * Miss Clarice Denby, of Wangaratta, Victoria, ..who eanie to' Aubklarid on holiday with her father, Mr; William Denby, by the Mariposa on January 11, had the misfortune next day to suffer , a fractured leg'owing to a fall. She has since teen an inmate of the Auckland Hospital, but has now taken ,up temporary residence in Princes Street, Northcote, where she is under the care of Miss F. Denby, of Auckland- • •. :. ' ••- / - * Miss E. Patsy Waterfield, daughter of the Dean of Herefprd, and &' radiographer at Guy's ' Hospital, London, arrived in Christcliiirch on Tuesday to visit her cousin, Lady Ward. Miss Waterfield has been visiting her aunt, Lady Knox, in Australia, where her visit aroused much interest, as she is a great-grand-daughter of William Lawson. who first crossed the Blue Mountains over a' century ago and found rich pastures on the other side. Miss Waterfield is also a niecc of Lady Babington, who once lived in New Zealand, She will return . to England by * the lonic early m Feburary. - . - .. .