SOCIAL NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20236, 22 April 1929, Page 7

SOCIAL NEWS.

Miss M. Craig has returned to Feathers- ■ ton from a visit to Auckland. Mrs. J. Findlay, of Chriatchurcfa, ia j visiting Auckland," and is staying at the ! Grand HoteL Mrs. W. Gray Young arrived from Roto- j rua List week, and ;s staying at Uie Grand Hotel. Mrs. R. Pearson, of Wellington, is j the jruest of Mrs. J. F. W right, of Port- j laud" Road, Eemucra. Mrs. S. H. Brown, of Oliver Road, j Remuera, left last evening for Wellington, • en route for a six months* visit to Eng- j land. Miss Thelma Lord, of Auckland, is a j recent arrival. She will probably bo here i for about a year, states our London cor- j respondent. Mrs. M. Hulbert and her daughters, of j Chicago, who were staying at the Grand : Hotel for a short time", left on Saturday . bv the Tofua, to continue their overseas j tour.

Recent, callers at the New Zealand High Commissioner's office in London included the following from Auckland: —Miss E. Maguire, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Clark, Dr. EL _>L O'Connor (Devonpcrt), Miss A. E. Udall, Mr. W. Maunsell, Miss G. Chinchen, Miss M. McMiilar, Mr. and Mrs. Kerdall, Mrs. E. A. Leiehton, Miss A. M. Leightcn, ILss E. A- Hawker, Mr. R. Burns, Mr. J. Russell.

Last. Friday afternoon the executive committee of the Pitt Street Methodist Women's Missionary Auxiliary were entertained at the residence of Mrs. F. G. Steinert, of Williamson Avenue, the occasion being a farewell to Mrs. Leonard B. Dalby and Miss Dalby. who are leaving by the Aorangi for the Homeland. Miss Winstone. the president, spoke briefly, and on behalf of the auxiliary presented Mrs. Dalby with a case of afternoon teaspoons with greenstone handles. Miss Dalby was presented with a silver vase. Afternoon tea was served and an enjoyable time was spent.