PERSONAL ITEMS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 113, 14 May 1937, Page 9

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs. T>. H. Jones, of Leigh, i«j visitin™ Auckland.

Mrs. F. L. Smith, of Detroit, is at the Star Hotel. • * • •

Miss Lily Oil, of Wellington, is visit ing Auckland. • • • •

Miss Joan Deare, of Turakani, is visiting Auckland. • • • •

Miss Thyra Gill, of Wellington, is > isiting Auckland. • • • •

Mrs. J. D. Power, of New Plymouth is visiting Auckland.

Mrs. W. K. Morton, of Marton, is a visitor to Auckland. • • • •

Miss Muriel Hunt, of Wellington, is spending a holiday in Auckland. • • • •

Mrs. Moss and Miss D. Moss, of Wanganui, are visiting Auckland.

Miss J. Fischer, of Inglowood, is spending a vacation in Auckland.

Miss J. W. Cooittbe, of Auckland, is the guest of relatives at Wanjranui.

Mr. and Mre. Cecil Green, of Victoria Avenue, Eemuera, are visiting Rotorua.

Mrs. M. Gibson, of Auckland, is staying with Mre. G. G. Grover, of New Plymouth. • • • •

Mrs. Wheal and her daughter, Miss Wheal, of Wanganui, are vieit:ng Auckland.

Mra. Bowen Clendon, who has spent a brief visit to Auckland, has .'"j;urned tc Thanjes. • • • •

Mies Nancy James, who has been visiting Auckland, has returned to New Plymouth. • • • •

Mrs. R. Bridge, of Hasting*, is spend ing a motor holiday at the thermal dis trict and Auckland. • • • •

Mr. and Mrs. Reid Bell, of Orakei, Iμ ve for Sydney and Melbourne by the Maripoea to-morrow. • • • •

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bull, of Puketutu Island, Mangere, leave this month for a visit to the East. • • • •

Tho Misses M. N. Sneddon and A YVinge, of the Bay of Islands, are staying at the Central Hotel. • • • •

Mre. J. M. Wilson, of Portland Road, Remuera, leaves this week-end for Rotorua for the golf tournament. • • • •

Mrs. R. Laidlaw, of Auckland, who has been visiting the South Island and Wellington, has returned home. • • • •

Mrs. G. M. Dillner, who has been the guest of Mre. H. W. Walsham, of Hawera, has returned to Mount Eden.

Mies Shirley Mason, of Wanganui. has returned home after a visit to Auckland ae the guest of Mrs. H. A. Horrocks, St. Helier's Bay. • • • •

Mrs. W. W. Dove, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera, and her children left to-day for Taupo, where they will spend the school vacation. • • • •

Mies Kathleen Morey, of New Plymouth, is studying a profession in Auckland for some months, and iater will return to her home.

Mrs. M. Larson and Miss L. A. Larson, of Palmerston North, and Mrs. F. G. Thomson, of New Plymouth, are staying at the Station Hotel.

Mre. Neil Walker, who has spent a holiday with her mother, Mrs. W. d'Authreau, of Devonport, returns to Australia to-morrow by the Mariposa.

Mre. G. C. Rae and her son John, of Opua, Bay of Islands, are spending a short holiday with her mother. Mrs. R J. Wyllie, of Upper Queen Street, Oneliunga.

Misi Dorothy Mathew, missionary of the Presbyterian Church in New Zealand, is visiting North Auckland and giving addresses at various centres on her work in India.

Miss A. J. Greville left by the Limited for Wellington to attend the Dominion Women Teachers' Conference as a dele-

-ate from the Auckland Women's Teachers' Association. She will be the Sliest of the Hon. Mrs. W. Lee Martin, Molesworth Street. Thorndon.