THE SOCIAL ROUND

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 47, 25 February 1937, Page 12

THE SOCIAL ROUND

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. A. Byerley is spending a holiday at Waiwera. • • • • Mrs. J. Sands, of Dunedin, k at the Station Hotel. • • • • Mrs. G. Barr, of Auckland, is visiting the South Island. • • • • Mrs. S. Hislop, of Blenheim, has takei up residence in Auckland. • • » » Mrs. A. Sievewright, of Manganui, is staying at the Central Hotel. I • ♦ * • Mrs. A. Wallcer, of Kaitaia, is spend ing a brief holiday in Auckland. J • # • * I Miss Lilian Oil, from Wellington, i<. spending her vacation at Waiwera. i • • • • j Mrs. Stafford Matthewe, of Victoria ! Avenue, Remuera, is visiting Rotorua. ; • • • • Miss Ruby Gordon, of Gi&borne, ie the guest of Mrs. R. B. Young, of Remuera • • • * Mrs. Douglas MacFarlane, of Remuera has returned from her holiday at Wai heke. • » » • Mrs. Norman Heath, of Auckland, k the gueet of Mrs. P. M. Cairne, of Invercargill. • • • • Mrs. B. Tarbutt has returned to Auckland after vfciting Mrs. L. Hall, oi Hawera. • • ♦ • Misses Sybil and Joan Stewart, ol Remuera, are visiting the Bay oi Islands. • • • • The Miaeee M. and G. Mclntosh, oi Wellington, are staying at the Station Hotel. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Davies, of King'i Crescent, Lower Hutt, are at Court ville Flats. • • * • Miss Beth Swanston, of Takapuna leaves on Sunday to spend a holiday in Masterton. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ewen, of Wellington, arrived thie morning and are at th< Grand Hotel. Mrs. A. J. Wallis, of Gisborne, wh< has been visiting Auckland, has returnee to Poverty Bay. Mrs. J. W. McCarroll, of Auckland, ii the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. M Welham, of Gieborne. • • • • Mrs. G. W. Mclntosh, of Wellington is the gueet of her daughter, Mrs. J. F Ewen, of Remuera Road. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Sladen, of Riccar ton, left by the Aorangi for Canada, ei route to England. • • • • Mre. Carr. who has been the guest of Mrs. E. Hornsby Gibbons, of Parnell has returned to Rotorua. • • • • Miss O. Gardiner, who has been th< guest of Mrs. W. Picken, of Gisborne has returned to Auckland. • » • • Miss G. Goldsmith Has returned te Wellington after a vacation at Rotorua Hawke's Bay and Auckland. • • • • Mrs. J. W. Can- and Miss Valerie Carr, who have epent a vacation in Auckland, have returned South. Mrs. W. J. Petterd, who has beer visiting Mrs. L. Grey, "Awatahi, , Hangaroa, has returned to Auckland. » • • • Mrs. S. F. Mountain, of the Bay o Islands, accompanied by her friend Mrs J. Faithful, is holidaying at Waiwera. Mrs. John Farrell, who has made a tour of the South Island, has returned to Auckland and is staying at Royal Court. • • • • Mise Gypsy Matheson, of Wellington, has epent a brief vacation as the guest of Mrs. Lan Ewan, of Vincent Avenue, Remuera. • ♦ • • Miss Rae Schatz, o* Sydney, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Gordon Jones, of Remuera, returned home by the Awatea. • • • • Mrs. V. E. Ricbit, of the National Hotel, Cambridge, returned from her holiday in Sydney and New South Wales by the Aorangi. • • • • Hotel Cargen guests include: Mrs. A. Turnbull, and Mise R. Turnbull, of Apia; Mrs. S. A. Smith, of Sydney; and Mrs. F. Anderson, of Scotland. • • • • Miese« Betty and Joan Hodprson, of Heme Bay, and Mies Rita Taylor, of Remuera, are spending a holiday at Orakawa, Bay of Islands. • • * ♦ Mrs. F. A. Brett, of Mahurangi, and j her daughter, Mrs. M. J. Anderson, of Rotorua, left by the Awatea yesterday for Australia, en route to England. • • • • Mise Lucy Cranwell and Miss L. B. Moore, of the staff of the Auckland War Memorial Museum, are the guests of I Mrs. A. R. Pickmere, of Whangarei. • * • • • I Mies Ernestine Hadfield, M.A., oi ; I Wellington, has left for Hamilton, where she has been appointed .to the staff of the Girls' Diocesan School. • • * * Guests at Hotel Titirangi include: ] Mre. C. Phillips, Mrs. B'. Atkins, Mrs. J {Johnston, Mrs. G. Johnston, Mis« : Stewart Reid, Miee E. Moon and Mis: 1 Croker, of Auckland. i • • • • Mrs. E. A. Callanan, who is staying at the Grand Hotel, arrived by the J Awatea on Monday to meet her husband, who is returning from England and America on the Monterey. • • • • Mrs. W. Taylor, wife of the Nev Zealand Trade Commissioner in Sydney who has been visiting her parents, the Rev. R. and Mre. Inglis, of Wellington left for Australia by the Awatea yee terday. • • • • Mrs. Kluge, of California, who has spent a long holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Darroch, of Stanlej Bay, returned home by the Aorangi this week. It was Mrs. Kluge's privilege tc ; attend the jubilee celebrations of the • Presbyterian Church at Mahurangi and Matakana at the end of last year, for ii was in these districts that she spent hei girlhood. A large number of relation* 1 met at her parents' residence at a fare well party early in the week to say * I farewell.