PERSONAL ITEMS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 46, 24 February 1937, Page 14

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs.* E. H. Little, of Auckland, is visiting Wellington. • • • • Mrs. C. Court, of Stanley Bay, lias returned from Rotorua. • * • • Mrs. Stanley Caro. of Retiiuera, lias returned from Wellington. • * • • Miss Xaney Rodger, of Lochaber. Invercargill, is visiting Auckland. • • • • Miss Ethel Wann has returned to Invercargill after a holiday in Auckland. ••• ' • Mrs. X." Todd, of Taumarunui, has returned home after a visit to Auckland. • • • • Mrs. W. X. Jeffreys, of Sixth Avenue, Tauranga, is spending a holiday in Auckland. • • • • Mrs. A. K. Provan, of Timaru, is the guest of Mrs. Katz, East Avenue, Mount Eden. • • • • Miss Damaris Metcalfe, of St. Helier's, returns to-day from her holiday at Orewa. • • • • Miss Riro Brewis, of Hamilton, has returned home after a vacation at Motutapu. • • • • Miss Sadie King is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. King, of Taumarunui. • • • • Mrs. E. Cleave, of Green Lane, is leaving bv the Awatea to-day to spend a holiday in Sydney. •"« • • Mrs. A. Dibble, of Heme Bay, leaves Wellington on Tuesday for England by the Tamaroa. • • • ■ Mrs. T. P. Davis has returned to Taumarunui after a holiday in the thermal district and Auckland. i • • • Miss Margaret Duane has returned t« Auckland after a visit to Mrs. C. M. Worker, of Hamilton. • • • • Mrs. Arthur Andrewes has returned to Rawene after a holiday with her sister, Miss Ethel Tills, at Glenalvon. • • • • Miss Anita Webster, of Shelly Beach Road, Heme Bay, is an intending passenger by the Tamaroa for England. • • * • Mrs. W. L. Ward, of Wellington, accompanied by her son. are motoring through the Xorth and Auckland. • • • • Miss Thelma W>iede, who has been visiting the Waikato and Auckland, left by the Awatea on her return to Queensland. • » • • Mrs. Charles Pharlee, of Sydney, arrived by the Aorangi on Monday and is the guest of Mrs. Mark Jacobs, of Heme Bay. • • • • Misses Erma and Xeville Andrewes will spend a few days in Auckland, and then go on holiday to Hawke's Bay and Rotorua. • • • • Miss K. Partridge, of Kpsom. returns on Wednesday from her holiday at Taupo, where she was the guest of Mrs. Simkin.

Miss Irene Leggott, of Pa pa nil i. Christchurch, who has spent a holiday #n Wellington, arrives in Auckland tli week. » • • • Guests at the Royal Hotel include Miss C. Mclntyre, Wellington, Mrs. V. Young, Paeroa, Mrs. C. E. La in I), Te Aroha, Mrs. M. R. Moore, New York. • • • • Mrs. Reuben Thain, of England, who has spent a holiday in New Zealand, returned to Australia by the Awatea to-day, en route for Loudon by the Orontes. • • • • Miss Margaret Quartley, of Christchurch, who has been the guest of Mrs. A. G. Quartley, of Narrow Neck, returns home on Friday. • • • • Misses Peggy and Elsie Provan, of Timaru, are spending a vacation in Auckland, and are the guests of Mrs. G. A. Pearson, Mount Albert. They return South on Thursday. • • • • Mrs. M. G. Latta and her daughter Diane, who have been the guests of Mrs. A. W. Reid. of Stanley Bay, have returned to Wellington. • • « • Miss Jocelyn Archey is leaving for Wellington on Friday to say good-bye to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Archey, of Auckland, who leave for England next week. • • • • Mrs. Victor Macky, director of the Auckland Travel Club, will leave this evening for Christchurch, in connection with the movement to establish a similar organisation in that city. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Thomas and Misses P. and E. Thomas, of Blenheim, left for New Plymouth yesterday. From New Plymouth they will fly to Wellington. • • • • Mrs. E. C. Sheaf, who has been spending some months at Rotorua as the guest of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Douglas Sheaf, has returned to Auckland, and has taken up her residence at Hotel Arundel, Waterloo Quadrant. » • • • Mrs. R. Main-Hathaway, of Remuera Road, leaves for Wellington by this evening's express, and will sail for England by the Tamaroa. In London she will be the guest of Dr. and Mra. Endean.