In and Out of Town.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 67, 21 March 1938, Page 11

In and Out of Town.

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. J. Gordon, of Hastings, is staving at the Central Hotel. • » » ♦ Mrs. W. Fairweather, of Waitara, ie staying at the Royal Hotel. • •• • • ; Mrs. H. Francis left on Saturday by aeroplane for New Plymouth. • • • • Mrs. Eliot Davis, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera, is visiting Rotorua. • • • • Mrs. A. R. Hill, of Cambridge, is making a brief visit to Auckland. • • • • Mrs. K. Bridson, of Grey Lynn, is spending a holiday at >Yw Plymouth. • # # • Mrs. W. Flowerday, of Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. G. Kellv, of Opotiki. • • ■ a Mrs. Sydney Taton. of Auckland, is the guest of Miss Mary Muddock, of Timaru. • • • • Mrs. J. H. Beale, of Balmoral Road, Mount E<len, ie spending a holiday in Hawke's Bay. • # • * Mrs. Norman Hay, of Auckland, is the gueet of Mrs. L. A. Ferguson, of Palm era ton North. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. G. Keene arrived in Auckland by 'plane from Pahnerston North on Saturday. • * • • Mrs. F. Dyer, of Wellington, and her daughter, Mrs. Macintosh, of Bombay, are visiting Rotorua. • • • • Mrs. J. Darling, of Wellington, and her daughter, Mrs. T.* Miller, of Thames, are visiting Auckland. • ■ • • ' Mrs. Arthur Goulding, of Coronation Road, Epsom, left for Wellington on Saturday, wliere she will stay for a few •weeks, returning to Auckland for Easter.

Mrs. W. M. Troup, of Victoria, is at the Waverley Hotel. • • • • Mrs. V. Campbell, of Wanganui, who has been visiting relatives in Auckland. is now visiting Thames. Lady Richards, of Suva, who is visiting Auckland and the Waikato, returns to the Islands by the Aorangi. • • • • Mrs. Frank Mills has returned to Gisborne after a visit to her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Athol Mills, of Paraell • • • • Mrs. J. T. Pavitt, of New Plymouth. is spending m. holiday in Auckland, and later in the Bay of Plenty district. • • • • Mrs. Douglas Robertson, of Market Road, Remuera, and her daughter Jean, have returned from a visit at the seaside. • • • • Mrs. Phillip Clatworthy, of Burrows Avenue. Parnell, is in Cambridge for her brother's wedding which took place on Saturday. •* • • • Mrs. G. H. Neal, of Canada; Mrs. L. Irving Fletcher, of U.S.A.; and Mrs. O. T. Williams, of Gisborne, are at the Grand Hotel. • • • • Mrs. Alan Tulley, who was Lady Kingsford Smith, has been visiting Wellington and Auckland, and returned to Australia by the Monterey. • • • • Mrs. Harriet M. Colwill and Mrs. R. McDowell, of Te Ajkarana Maori Association, and Mrs. M. Biuret, of the Maori Group of the New Education Fellowship, who visited Xgaruawahia for the recent gathering in honour of the opening of the King's house, have returned to Auckland. • • • • Mies Jessie Reade, sister of the late Mrs. Richard Cobbe, who has returned from a motor trip through the North Auckland district, is spending a few days at Wairakei. Mise Reade returns to her home in the Cascade Mountains (British Columbia) by the Aorangi on Tuesday.