SOCIAL NEWS.
Mrs. R. Worlcy, of Hamilton, is visiting Itotorua. Mrs. Hugh Miller, of Morrinsville, is visiting Auckland. Miss M. Evans, of Hawcra, is staying nl. (he Star Hotel. Mrs. D. Hay has returned to Hamilton from a visit lo Auckland. Mrs. G. H. Bassant, of Wellington, is spending a few days in Auckland. Miss Ewart, of Wellington, is visiting Auckland, and is staying at Arundel. Mrs. J. Cave, of Chicago, is visiting Auckland, and is staying at. the Grand Hotel. Mrs. E. Lester, of England, is visiting Auckland, and is staying at the Grand Hotel. Mrs. J. Poole, of Sydney, is on a visit to Auckland, and is staying at the Grand Hotel. Mrs. F. Knowles, of New York, is visiting Auckland, and is staying at Hotel Cargcu. Dr. and Airs. T. Marshall, of Rolorua, are visiting Auckland and are staying at Arundel. Miss Cecil Hall, of Auckland, will act as adjudicator of the dancing at the 1931 Wellington competitions. Mrs. Cory-Wright, owing to her recent bereavement, will not be at home at Claybrook, Parnell, unLil the end of the month. Miss Ruth Manning, of Christchurch, arrived yesterday on a visit to Auckland, and is the guest of Mrs. F. W. Wilson,' Mountain Road, Epsom. Aliss Mildred Russell, of Christchurch, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. H. It. Teapo, of Waiuku, since her return from Sydney, left on her return to Christchurch this week. A well-attended whist drive was held in Ihe Orient Tearooms, Newmarket on Wednesday by the Cornish Association. The prize-winners were Airs. O'Connor, D. Storey, Aliss Alacky, Mrs. Love, Airs. Hay, Air. AlcEvoy, Air. Pooley and Air. W. J. Tucker. Tlio United Croquet Club held a bridge afternoon in the J.C.L. Tearooms on Thursday, and a very bright and enjoyable time was spent. Airs. Powley, president, received the guests and also presented the prizes. r lhe winners for bridge were Airs. Alcßride, Airs. Watson, and Airs. Lane. The prize for five hundred was won by Airs. Ravenhall. Others present were: Alesdames Coutts, Brabant, Alorley-Bell, Alowatt-Smith, AlcBride, Alaxwell, Pollock, A. den, Hynes, Spinley, Evans, Vause, Neumegen, Watson, Kirk, E. Smith, AlcGregor, Salmon, Chapman, Stewart, Leslie, Dixon. Dukes, Thornton, Croxford, Hodge. Leonard, Webster, Bray, AlcGinn, Holland, ATcSweeney, Aleehan, Stark, AtcKendrick, R. Wilkinson, Ravenhall, Campbell, Hayden. Bator, Heard, R. T. Smith, AlcLeay, W. AleLeay, AlcNickle, Crow, Coulter, Ford, Campbell, Staunton, AlcCullough. Harris, Wilding, Priestley, Fearnley. Bolitho. Ormiston, O'Brien, Stewart, Lyon, Alisses Kirk and Burton.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20898, 13 June 1931, Page 16
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