SOCIAL NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20628, 29 July 1930, Page 3

SOCIAL NEWS.

Mrs. Pike, s of Sydney, is staying at Hotel Cargen.

Miss Joan Robertson leaves to-day for Scotland by tlio steamer Ferndale.

Mrs. La in son Field, of Gisborne, is visiting Auckland, and is staying at Hotel Cargen.

Miss J. Collins, of Wellington, is visit ins Auckland and is the guest of Mrs. F White.

Mis. Zwar, of Victoria, Australia, is visiting Auckland, and is staying at the Hotel Cargen.

Mrs. C. Clarke, of Mahurangi Heads, is on a visit to Auckland and is staying at Hotel Cargen.

Miss Daphne F- Watterson, of Symonds Street, leaves to-day for Durban, South Africa, by the R.M.S. Tahiti.

The Hon. Mrs. Ralph Vane, who has been touring New Zealand, is now in Auckland and is staying at Hotel Cargen.

Mrs. E. W. Fi iedlander, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera, returned by the Niagara yesterday from a visit to Sydney.

Miss Anita Webster, of Shelly Beach Road, leaves bv tho Niagara to-day on a. tour to America, England and tho Continent.

Mrs. Chambers, Miss H. Chambers and Miss A. Ormond, of Ilavelock North, aro visiting Auckland and are staying at Hotel Cargen.

Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Webster, Sarsfield Street, Heme Bay, leave by the Niagara to-day on a tour to America, England and the Continent.

Mrs. and Miss R. McCarroll, of McCarroll's Gap, North Auckland, arrived yesterday morning by tlio s.s. Niagara "after an extended trip of the South Pacific Islands and Australia, aud are leaving for Whangnrei to-day.

Tho monthly meeting of the. League of Mothers was held in tho Masonic Hall, Devonport, last week. Mis. W. Harvey, of Stanley Point, gave a short address on the Ideals of Motherhood and also read a short article on "Peace," by Dr. Mildred Stalev. Songs were sung by Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Scott and tea was afterwards served by the ladies' committee.

The. fifth meeting of the year of the Papatoetoe branch of the Mothers' Union was held last Thursday afternoon in St. George's Church Hall, Papatoetoe. The sjervico was conducted by the Rev. T. H. C. Partridge and Mrs. Partridge was at the organ. Mrs. R. G. Coats gave an address on the early religious training of children in the home. Afternoon tea was provided by Mesdames Jipson and Sly-