SOCIAL NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18494, 3 September 1923, Page 12

SOCIAL NEWS.

;; Mrs. J. W. Sandham is visiting Mrs. fljpj, Davis. Wellington. ->,<■} ; Miss Jocelyn BSoomfield is staying-with., Miss Barbara Cowlishaw, Christchurch. Miss E. Williams, of Frimley, Hastings, has returned home after a short stay in '.Auckland at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs, L. G. Armstrong, of To 'Awamntu, are on a visit to Auckland., and aro staying at Gargen. Mrs. Bischoff Barriball x of Ellorslie, left by the Manuka on Friday on a holiday tous of New South Wales and [Victoria. - ■■ ' ' ■. • Mrs. G. B. Kingswell, who bus been spending the winter montns with her mother, Mrs. G. Binney, is returning to Tauranga to-day. ' Mrs. Malet, who for some time has been staving with her mother, Mrs. C. i. Thomas,"sailed by the Manuka.on Friday for Sydney, en route to India. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Holmes, of Dunedin. who have spent the. winter months at Cargen, leave on Tuesday on a visit to Rotorua before returning homo. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Godby and their two boys, who have been the guests of Ladv Jellicoo at Government Hoiise, Wellington, have returned to Christchurch. Miss P. Bloomfield, Miss Culling, and Miss Cooper, who have been on a visit to Mount Cook, have now gone on to Nelson, to take part in the- forthcoming golf tournament. The Hon. Aura Gorell-Barnes and Miss Jack ere arriving from Sydney this week, and will bo the- guests of Mrs. George Binney, Guincs Court, before sailing for ' England by the Niagara on the 11th. Miss G. Jeffs, of Devonport, has been appointed a sister under the Anglican City Mission to supervise' the work among I the women. She will be commissioned I next Sunday evening at the minion ser- '. vice in the Princess Theatre by Archdeacon G. Mac Murray in the absence of Bishop Averill. Miss Jeffs will be known as Sister Pat.