SOCIAL NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20115, 28 November 1928, Page 7

SOCIAL NEWS.

Miss K. Stadium, of Kohimarnma, is visiting Rotorua.

Mrs. A. V. Peun, of Rcniucra, lias re turned from a visit to Ne.v Plymouth.

Mrs. H. Schoficld. who lias been visiting Auckland, lias returned to Matamata.

Tlio Misses Fleming, of lnvcronrgill, am visiting Auckland and arc staying at Glcnalvon.

IMiss Lois MacGregor, of Masterfon, is the guest of Mrs. M. J. Gordon, of Seccomljcs lload.

Mrs. David Latimer, of Mount Eden, lias returned to Auckland from Palmerston North and Wellington.

Miss C. St. Jolm Williams, of Takafnina, is visiting Matakohe, where she is tho guest of Mrs. J. Saunders.

Miss McLeod, of Christ church, is visit, ing Aurklanrl and is tho quest of Mrs. M. J. Gordon, of Seccombc's Road.

Mrs. D. Hiskens, of Ohakuno Junction, is at present spending a short holiday at her Leach cottage, Howick.

Mrs. I. Salek, of Wellington, is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Salek, of Hamilton Road, Heme Bay.

Dr. Margaret Knight returned to Auckland yesterday from an overseas visit. As a provincial commissioner for tins Girl Guide movement in Auckland, Dr. Knight came into touch with tho leaders in England and was a guest of Lady Baden-Powell at her home in Hants.

In the form of a surprise part v. tho members of the Howick Tennis Club on Monday evening called at the residence of one of their members. Miss Marjorie Beckett, and presented her with a rose bowl to mark tho occasion of her approaching marriage to Mr. Cyril Gibbs. of Wellington, formerly a member of t]ic Howick Club.

The conference of tho J'resbyferian Women's Missionary Tuion met in session on Monday. A report of the Oriental depot was carried. The headquarters in Duneriin import some very beautiful work, which finds a ready sale among members. In the afternoon a missionary meeting was held, in which the Atlas and Guide was illustrated by a, review of tho different mission fields. After this session a photographic group of the conference was taken, with St. David's Church in the background.