SOCIAL NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19738, 10 September 1927, Page 17

SOCIAL NEWS.

Mrs. Telford is a Wellington visitor to Auckland. Mrs. T. Ooverdale, of Te Kawa, is staying at the Hotel Cargen. Miss M- Moreland, of Hamilton, is stayins at the Hotel Stonehurst. Miss Cecil Hull is the guest of Mrs. JJ. S. Abraham, Palrnerston North. Miss Ashton has arrived from Rotorua ®nd is sailing by the Tofua for the Islands 10-day. Mrs. J. Mackay is staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Guy, Palmerston North. Mrs. C. Bothamiey and Mrs. and Miss H. McKay, of Wellington, are visiting Auckland. Miss Monro, who has been spending a holiday in the North Island, has returned to Lyttelton. Miss H. N. Gray, of Christchurch. is on a visit to Auckland and is staying at the Hotel Cargen. ' The gymnasiums, courts and natatoriums of the Y.W.C.A. in Chicago are now used by more than 25.000 women. Mrs. Runnerston and family, who have teen on a visit to Auckland, returned to Wangauui last evening. Mrs. S. Brown, of Wellington, has returned from a trip to Honolulu and is at present staying in Auckland. Mrs. L. W. Alexander has left for Rotorua, where she will stay with her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Dumbleton. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wood have returned to CHristchuvch after spending several weeks in the North Island. Between 40 and 50 prominent and wealthy women in the United States now have their own horse-racing stables. ' Mrs. Earnshaw and Miss Earnshaw. who recently arrived from England, left by the Ulimaroa.on their return to Sydney. Lady Fergusson and Miss Margaret Fergusson were the guests of Mrs. A. E. Russel, Palrnerston North, for the Marton races. Mrs. A. Carswell and Miss L. Fairweather, Wellington. Mrs. M. Speedy and Miss E." Williams. Hamilton, are staying at the Star Hotel. Her Excellency Lady Alice Fergusson will open the annual exhibition of the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts in , Wellington next Friday. i Miss Betty Cotterill is leaving Christchurch next week for Auckland, where she will stay with Miss Eileen Culling for r- a week before going to Palrnerston North for the golf tournament. Miss A. R Paterson, M.A., formerly of the Diocesan Girls' College. Auckland, ■who has been appointed lecturer m English on the /.staff of the Wellington Tor "hers" Training College, will immedi aiely take up her duties there. M-ss Jean P'"'ce. pupil of Miss E. A. T y 'e, L.A.B , and th»s year's gold r-'fMHst in t u e London Trirrty College. C";r:s 'church, examination. is the daughter o r Mr and Mrs. C. Brice. of Bd'ast. Miss B"iis 13 years of age. and her a''"s'-H of S3 rnnrks in the senior division is exceptionally meritorious. She has b° a n the recipient of many congratulations. Among Christchurch golfers who intend to take part in the New Zfa'ami championship tournament to be held in Palrnerston North at the end of this month .ire Miss Cracroft Wilson, Miss Betty Cotterill. Miss K,->thl«en Bristed. M'ss Edna White-Parsons. Miss Barbara • Gould Miss Hal mas Longhnnn and Miss Betty Rutherford. Miss E. Parsons, who won the championship of Sonth Canterbury at Timarn Inst week, vvill also take part in the tournament. 1