SOCIAL NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20307, 15 July 1929, Page 17

SOCIAL NEWS.

HJjj, D. Christie, of Auckland, is visiiht, Nap' er -

Mrs. Madibon leaves oil Tuesday for Sfilnc;.'.

Mrs. A. Tro«sda3e. n Wharctata. is Staying at the Grand Hotel. j I Mrs- G. Cooper, of Wellington, and ; Hi's. E. W. Coo Mr are visitors to A tick- i land. " | jlrs. W. Loos. of Kawau, is a visitor , to* Auckland and is staying at the Hotel ' Cargcnjlrs. P. A. Ediaiston. of Eemucra, i jeavps on IV'-day for 5% cncy by the I Niagara.. Mrs. McDtanrjd arrived in Auckland from Tanrar._ r a on r r:t3ay and is staying . at 'Jjo Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. James Bell, rf Hatait.d. Wellinrtcn. M: ' 11 Saturday by the Tofua for a tour of the Island*. Mrs. J. Sim?, o; Chris! ehnrch. and Miss Sims are visitors to Auckland and arc Stay-ins at the Grand Hotel. j Mrs. J. A'ei'nr.der. . f Victoria A venae, i and her s>ou are i<*av:r.™ on Tuesday by j the Niagara for a vitii to Queensland. j Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stewart and Miss Mariorie Stewart leave to-raoi-row by the N'iacara for Sydney, where iisey intend ! taking up tneir res'.dence. ]

Mrs. Ha>t:r~s BriJss has returned to Kavelock North u»va a motor trip to North Auckland, where she stayed her daughter. Mrs. F. I>. Lcwcs.

Mrs. Tre'jran, of slauisrsiaata;.-i, ■who lias fcern 011 a visit to Mrs. H. Cadness, Princes Street. Xorlbcoie, leaves to-day for her home. She will !>o accompanied J>v F. McNarnara, of Christ clmrch.

Hie Governtnem of ELoop Province f formerly Cliihli; has shewn iiself abrea±t of tfie time? by appointing as the first uroman magistrate ia China Miss Kuo Feitc-min. who secured l:cr position in Miss K'.jo. ivh'j 29. ivrmeriy rail a sat iactorv a: Tientsin.

Australia has a link with Robert Los is Stevenson in Lady Col via, w:te of >:r Sydney Colvirt, nho edited Stevenson's fetters. Lady Colvin was 3liss Frances Fetherstoohangh, daacbter of a noted snortsman and magistrate in Victoria in the 'sixties, and sister of Cuthbert Fetherbtoahangh, whose Look of reminiscences, published in 1318. is an Australian classic of the outdoors.

An At Borne arranzed by the Ladies' Guild of the Hcwirk Presbyterian Church •ris told ia :he Sunday School Hail on Thursday afternoon. Many useful presents were received to supplement the equipments of stalls for a forthcoming sale i-.i wojk to be held at an ea'y dale. Mis 3 Diary and Miss Marsaret Morion acted as hostesses and provided afternoon tea. Several were suns by Miss F. Strange, a visitor from Te Aroha. Mrs. A. J. T. Jnduins. the church organist, playing: the accompaniments.

Miss -McClay, of Auckland, who is Dominion organiser of the W.C.T.U., is making a six weeks' visit fo Wanganai and is the guest of Xfrs. Ridge, cf Bell Street Miss ilcClay mil do organising work throughout the entire Wan gam;; riistrict during this time, and when this is complete a district convention will be held h Wan can ui, '.he date be in.;: fixed for the end of August. Miss McClay has jost returned from sir months' -work for the W-C.T.U. in the South Island,

The prefects of the Takapana Grammar School entertained a number of the pupils of the school at a dance held at the TaJtaptms- Boating Club hr-nse at Bavs-.vater on Saturday evening. Novelty dances reive introduced and the music xras provided l»r a pans trope. The headmistress, Miss M Mac Donald. and the headmaster, jL\ t'. M. Littiejohn, were among the guests. There Tver* also perspnt: -'lrs. Littiejohn, Mrs. J. Thompson. Mrs. C. C. Kobrnson. Mrs. I. H. McHarg, 3lrs. R. S. Smallfield, Miss Adams and Miss Himmel. Among th>» pnpils were: Miss Helen Schmidt. Miss Fay CawksrelJ, 31 iss Mollis Archibald, Miss Xgaio Penrose. Miss ?.bi He Corner, Miss -M. G rims haw, Miss J. Biasted. Miss D. Claret. Miss E. Murdoch, Miss Joan Al«lridc<?. Miss E. Mills. Miss J. Haccn. Miss Phyllis McGregor. Miss K. O'Brien. Miss K. Cossey, Miss. Isobel Sinclair. Miss B. Ti'chencr. Miss J. Airey. Hiss M. Cnstello. Miss Sybil Brernner. Mass W. Masters, Miss J. Cromer, Miss E. Ma-rLachian. 3fis«s Own Header, Miss Freda Le-vins, Miss B. Grif£n.