PERSONAL ITEMS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 46, 24 February 1936, Page 10

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs. H. Lewis, of Tauranga, is at the Central Hotel. # * * * *

Miss N. Atack, of New Plymouth, is visiting Auckland.

Mrs. J. Cochrane, of Whangarei, is visiting Auckland. * ♦ * #

Miss Watty, of Hawera, is spending a holiday at St. Helier's. • • • •

Miss Molly Bailey, of Mount Eden, lias returned from Eotorua.

Mrs A. Den Hertoz, of Sydney, is an overseas visitor at the Grand Hotel. • * * *

Mrs. S. Mason, of Dilworth Avenue, Remuera, is visiting Rotorua. • • * "

Mrs G. Devore, of Remuera, has returned from Hotel Titirangi. ♦ * • • Mrs. J. G. Coates left Auckland. yesterday by motor for Dargaville. Mrs. H. Timbers, of Te Kuiti, is 'spending a holiday in Auckland.

Miss P. Burke, of Gisborne, is stayin<* with Mrs. Austin Carr, Epsom. ° * ♦ • *

Miss Faith Green, of Kemuera, is the rr Ue st of Miss Waugh, Lower Hutt. o » • * •

Mrs. Coleman and Miss R. Coleman, of Symonds Street, are visiting Rotorua.

Mrs F Daniel, of Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. F. Pickett,, of Morrinsville. _ -

Miss Marmot Morris, of Gisborne, is the guest of Mrs. F. Hellaby, Kemuera Road. _ .

Miss Elspeth Thompson and Mr. Miller Thompson are staying at the Station Hotel. _ _ '

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lovell, of Auckland, are spending three weeks at Oponini. # #

Miss Sheila Duncan, of Wanganui, is staying with Mrs. Bickerton Fisher, Mangere. # » •

Mrs H. Clark, of-Remuera Road, has returned from a holiday spent at Poverty Bay ; . # . #

Mrs. S. Thorne George, of Remuera : has returned from a visit to the thermal district. # »

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Miller, of Wellington, have motored through to Auckland for a few days. . • • • •

Mrs. J. Gifford and Miss Betty Gifford, of Motumaoho, Morrinsville, are visiting Whangarei. #

Miss Doreen Roscow, of Epsom, is visiting Wellington, and is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. G. R. Pease. » » • *

Mrs H. Speight, of Dunedin, Mrs. D. J McGowan and Mrs. D. Norwood, of Wellington, are at the Grand Hotel.

Miss Marjorie Tingey, of Christohurch, will shortly pay a visit to Auckland as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hugh Hill, KoMmarama. * .* • .. •

Surgeon-Commander ;J. Tighe and Mrs. Tighe, who have been staying at Titirangi Hotel, returned- last evening to the Station Hotel. ♦ - j ; • - ♦ •

Mrs. Clifton Bingham, of Christchurch, Mrs. A. Williams, of Taumarunui, Mrs. D. L. Blyth, of Wanganui, and Miss_ J. Nicholson, of Levin, are at the Station Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Thompson, of Blenheim, are visiting Auckland for the wedding of their son, which takes place to-morrow. * " ♦ * ' • #

Captain and Mrs. Montague Pollev, of -St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell, were present at the official opening of St. Peter's School at ' Cambridge on Saturday. « • '• •

Mrs. Stringer and Mrs. Walker, of Whangarei, arrive this week to take part in the Auckland-Croquet Association's tournament which takes place next Thursday. •

Mr. and Mrs. '• David Crozier, of Fendalton, Christchurch, will join the Monowai at Auckland on March oO for Sydney en route for England, Canada, and the United States.

Mrs. Max Judd, of Seceombe Road, has returned from a tour of the South Island after spending a pleasant holiday with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Amos, Christchurch, and Mrs. G. Anderson, Greymouth, West Coast.

Mrs. Ernest Clarke and Miss Doris Bradford, who arrived in New Zealand in November for the opening ■of the fishing season, left for Melbourne by the Mariposa, and will return by the Monterey, to continue fishing in the thermal district until the close of the fishing season.

Lady Buckleton" and Miss Buckleton, who resided for many years in Auckland, and now live in Wellington, leave New Zealand for London on February. 29. Miss Buckleton has been studying' beauty culture, and is taking an intensive course with a specialist in matters of health associated with beauty.

Miss M. Cormack, of the commercial staff of the "Tarafiaki Daily News," hasaccepted a position on the staff of the "New Zealand Herald," and takes Up her duties at the beginning of March. In her capacity as private secretary to the late Mi'. T. C. List,'especially during Mr. List's term as district governor of Rotary in New Zealand, MiM Cormack became intimately associated with the Rotary movement in its wider sphere, and when the Cripple.d-Children's Society was founded largely .is a result of Mr. 1 List's work, Miss Cormack was appointed secretary of the New Plymouth branch the society, a position which she still