THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1937, Page 10

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mi9s Cramer Roberts, of Epsom, has left for Lake Rotoiti. • • • •

Mrs. J. Nelson, of Gore, has taken up residence in Auckland. • • • •

Mrs. Len. Barchard, of Auckland, is visiting friends in Hamilton. • • • •

Mrs. H. Penty, of Omahu Read, Remuera, leaves shortly for England.

Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Read, of Auckland, were recent guests at The Hermitage.

Mrs. George Harris, who has been visiting Te Aroha, has returned to Napier.

Mrs. W. J. Lyons, of Auckland, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. Wilkes, of Hamilton. • • • •

Mra. Summers, of Auckland, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. B. Delves, of Wanganui. • • • t

Miss A. Bostock, of Te Puke, has returned home after a visit to the North and Auckland.

Mrs. Ray Towle, of Remuera Road, who has spent a vacation at Taupo, has returned home. • • • •

Miss Julie Yates, who has been visiting Australia, returned to Auckland by the Wanganella.

Mrs. F. Atkins, of Park Road, and Mrs. N. Winkleman, of Auckland, are visiting Eltliam.

Mrs. Claude Watson, of Wellington, is the guest of Canon and Mrs. Watson, of Wynyard Street. ■•• • •

Miss Margaret Wilson, of Wanganui. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. L. Pearce, of Remuera. • • • a

Miss Rona Drake, of Waikatn, who has been visiting the South Island, is at present in Auckland. • • • •

Mrs. R. Thain, of Surrey, England, arrived in Auckland to-day to attend the marriage of her son.

Mrs. Austin Carr, of Epsom, and her family have returned from a vacation spent at Paihia, Bay of Islands.

Mrs. Jack Brook, of Remuera, who has been the guest of Mrs. Lan Mackay, of Napier, returned by car yesterday.

Mrs. I. E. Webb has returned to Hamilton after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. W. Young, of One Tree Hill.

Mis* Marjorie Imrie has returned from Taranaki, where she has been recuperating after her serious illness.

Mrs.- A. Ross, who has spent an extended holiday in Australia, returned this week to Auckland by the Wanganella.

Mrs. Harry Evans, of Hurterville. leaves to-day by the Wanganella on a visit to" her sister, Mrs. H. P. Stacey, of Sydney. • • • •

Mrs. F. M. Brodie and Miss Rena Brodie, who have been in Taranaki for the past three weeks, will be back on Tuesday. • • • •

Mrs. Eliot Davis, of Victoria Avenue. Remuera, left by the Wanganella for Australia en route to the East and Great Britain. • « • e

Mrs. A. B. Campbell and Mrs. B. Panning, who have been the guests of Mrs. Clive Campbell, of Auckland, have returned to Napier.

Miss Sybil Phillipps, who has just concluded a tour of the New Zealand national broadcasting stations, leaves by the Wanganella to-day for Sydney. wTiere she is to continue her studies at the New South Wales Conservatorium.

Mrs. A. Stubbs, of Wapiti Avenue, Epsom, has left for Dannevirke, where she will be the guest of her daughter. Mrs. W. J. Forsyth, "and will proceed later to Oamaru, where she will stay with her other daughter, Mrs. H. B. Burton.

Miss Nita Rosslyn, popularly known as the "Girl in Red," on account of her all scarlet uniform, now in the concluding stages of her great journey throughout the length and breadth of New Zealand, has received the news of her mdther's death in Moss Side, Manchester, England. The cablegram containing the news was a week old when received at Wairoa, it having followed Miss Rosslyn about from place to place, on tour. Miss Rosslyn's tour of the world is purely educational, as she is studying local customs, industries, songs and music.