THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 104, 4 May 1936, Page 11

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. C. Vause, of Dargaville, is visits ing> Auckland. * * t » iurs. J. IT. Russell, of Wellington, is at the Star Hotel. * * » * Mrs. H. Jr. Haszard, of Wailii, is staying at "Royal Court. * * * * Mrs. T. Cotter is visiting Parakai, and staying at Craigweil House. • * • Mrs. R. Bullock-Webster, of Pattimahce, is a visitor to Auckland. • • • • Mrs. S. Colmore-Wiiliams, of Dargaville, is spending a, few days in Auckland. * * * • Mrs. H. Rahiger, of Royal Court is staying at Springside, Parakai, Helensville. • » » • Mrs, K. McCorihick, of Auckland, is staying with. Mrs. A. Murray, ' of OpoUriao. .

Mrs. G. H. Monks, who lias been a visitor to Dargaville, has returned to Auckland. » » • *

Miss Mary Skerrett, who has been on an extensive visit to the Dominion, returns to London by the Railgitane, • » » «

Mrs. Li C. Clifford, of St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell, returner! by the Mariposa after an extensive visit to Sydney.

Mrs. Victor Cornnga, of Parnell, returned yesterday from a visit to the Waikato. » ♦ ff t

Mr*. Patrick Hayes, who has been visiting Auckland, has returned to "Wellington.

Mrs. Charles Court, of Stanley Bay, leaves 011 Thursday by the Eangitane for England.

Mrs. Worth, of Pino Street, Remttera, is spending a holiday at Springside Hotel, Parakai.

Miss Lorna Reay, who has spent a holiday in Auckland, has returned to Suva, Fiji. * « # •

Lady Eraser, of Melbourne, arrived in Auckland by the Mariposa, and intends touring New Zealand.

Miss Molly Hyams, who has been visiting Australia, returned to Auckland by the Mariposa.

Miss Mary Williams, of Paihia, who has been staying with Mrs. Sidney Thorne-George, returned home 011 Saturday.

Mrs. H. Adams and Miss Yvonne Adams, of gilverstream, Wellington, and Miss Roma Collins, of Christchurch, arc at Hotel Cargen,

Mrs. Douglas Mill, of Hobsonville, left by the Mariposa en route to England and the Contineht.

Mrs. R. Yock, who lias been on a motor tour of the North Island, has returned to Auckland.

Mrs. A. K. Jefferson, of Sydney, who has been touring New Zealand, left by the Mariposa for Los Angeles. * • • . *

Miss Lily Hellaby, accompanied by her niece, Miss Frances Hellaby, left for San Francisco by the Mariposa. * * ♦ *

Mrs. T. H. Dowry, of Hawke's Bay, left by the Mariposa en route to Enn--land to visit her daughter, Mrs. P. Chapman.

Mrs. Vernon Reed, of Paihia, who has been the guest of Mrs. Alfred Foster, of Kemuera Road, returned to her home yesterday.

Mrs. Starr, of Sydney, who has been spending a long holiday with her mother, Mrs. Knowles, of Stanley Bay, returned home list Friday. * * * »

Mrs. Douglas Pirie, of Canada, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Myers, of • Glendowiej left by the Mariposa on Saturday^ »•■ • *

Dr. and Mrs. H. Bertram, of Rotorua, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Joan Bertram, returned by the MaHposa from a visit to Australia.

Mrs. F. W. Doidge motored from Rotorua to Auckland oh Saturday with her husband and will be in Auckland during the next few weeks.

* * * * Mrs. John Williams, who has been touring South Africa and New 2fealand, returned to England, via Canada, by the Mariposa, on Saturday. * * * *

Mrs. V. Coriiaga, sell., who has bedti a guest of her daughter, Mrs. P. Clatwortliy, Portland Road, Remuera; lias returned to Cambridge. #*0 » •

Miss Dorothy Dawson, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera, leaves for England by the Rangitane on Thursday, where she will continue her studies in art.

Mrs. J. Studholme, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Effie Studholme, return on Tuesday by car to their liOme in North Auckland.

Mrs. Mcllraith (Sydney), Mrs. C. S. Anton (England), Mrs. T. L. Hawkes, and Mrs. W. F. Soper (Christchurch) are at the Grand Hotel.

Mrs. E. Norton Grim wade/ of Melbourne, is a visitor to Atickland who arrived by the Mariposa. Mrs. Grinlwade intends proceeding in a few days to England.

Mrs. Armitage and Miss Dorothy Armitage, of Taurangaj Mrs. F. W. Gilligan. of Wanganui; and Miss C. A. McGregor, of Invercargill, are at the Station Hotel.