In And Out Of Town

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 220, 17 September 1938, Page 18

In And Out Of Town

Personal Items.

Mhi Joan White, of Parnell, is visiting Dunedin. • • • •

Mrs. T. Miller, of Napier, is a visitor to Auckland. • • • •

Mrs. E. Metcalfe, of Hamilton, is visiting Auckland. • • • •

Mrs. Eliot R. Davis returned from Wellington to-day. • • • •

Mrs. N. Andrewes, of Rawene, is at the Waverley Hotel. • • • »

Mrs. J. Armstrong, of Ruawai, is spending a holiday in Auckland. • * ♦ #

Mrs. J. P. May, of Remuera, has returned from a vacation at Rotorua.

Mrs. John Todd, of Whakatane, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. E. W. Griffiths, Remuera. • • • •

Mrs. L. M. Hare leaves on Monday by the Monterey for Suva, where she will be the guest of Mrs. W. Hedges. • » » »

Mrs. Ava Prouse, who ha« been staying with Mrs. Sewell, of Remuera, has returned to Wellington.

Overseas visitors at the Grand Hotel are Mrs. George Lowson, of Hawaii, and Mrs. J. Berg, of Washington. • • • •

Miss Alix Entrican has returned to Wellington from Auckland, where she wag fk* fOMt of A. Sfimb>

Mrs. S. Lewis, of Cambridge, Is visiting Auckland. * • • •

Miss Joyce Johnston who has been hi W hangarei for the golf tournament returns this afternoon to Great South Road.

Mrs. P. Ketko, of Wellington, Mrs. N. Phillips, of Palmerston North, and Mrs. W. Hayes, of Hamilton, are at the Station Hotel.

Mrs. W. A. Woodger, who has been visiting friends in Auckland, left for her home in Wellington yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. M. Fishwick, of Hastings, Mrs. A. Joseph, of Hamilton, and Mrs. Horace Miller, of Wellington, are at the Grand Hotel.

Miss Jean Thomas, of Mt. Albert, leaves on Monday, by the Monterey for Los Angeles. She will be met by Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Kirkup, both of Auckland. Miss Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Kirkup will return to Auckland at the end of October. Mr. and Mrs. Kirkup are returning after a tour of England, Scotland, Ireland, the Continent and America.

Miss Betty Morrison, M.A., of Canter-l bury College, Christchurch, who has' spent the last five years in England,i teaching and. studying, will arrive byj the Niagara on Monday. Miss Morrison has obtained a Diploma of Education at London University, and intends t» take up educational work in New Zealand. Before she went to England, Miss Morrison assisted Professor Salmond, Professor of Philosophy at Canterbury College as part time lectures.