SOCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21912, 22 September 1934, Page 17

SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs. S. McKenzie, Bulls, and M. Veitrh, Wellington, are at the Central Hotel.

xM iss Bessie Gaisford is the guest of Mrs. J. C. Finlay, Westbourne Crescent, Remuera.

Airs. H. R. Robinson, Nelson, is the guest of Mrs. Edward Anderson, Bassett. Road, Remuera.

Mrs. Fairer, Te Kuiti, who has been spending a holiday in Auckland, returned home yesterday.

Mre. Arthur Bright, Gisborne, who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. R. Fee, Mountain Road, has returned home. /

The Misses Margery and P-thel Mappin, Mountain Road, who have been visiting England, will return to New Zealand bv the Remuera on September 29.

Miss Cecil Hall, of Auckland, has been appointed judge of the dancing section at the Cambridge Competitions Society's festival, which commences on Octpber 1

' The Papatoetoe branch of the Women's Christian Temi>erance Union met this week. In the absence of Mrs. Long, Mrs. Leonard presided. An address was given by Sister Grace, of Auckland.

Mrs. J. Ballin, Hamilton; Mrf. J. B. Shacklock, Dunedin; Mrs. E. Campbell and Miss A. Lueena, Wellington; Mrs. J. C. Self, Te Awamutu; Mrs. W. H. Stevens, Christchurch; and Mrs. W. Griffiths, Mount Matnganui, are at the Station Hotel.

A meeting of the Henderson branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union was presided over by Mrs. Piatt. Mrs. Freeman, delegate to the recent convention, gave a report of the business dealt with, and afterwards tea was served by members.

A meeting of the Otahuhu Women's Christian Temperance Union was held in the Methodist Sunday School on Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Eccersall presiding. A report of the recent district convention was given by Mrs. Williamson, and a paper was read on how women won the franchise. Tea was served by members of the union. it