SOCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22018, 26 January 1935, Page 19

SOCIAL NEWS

Miss Ferguson, Cambridge, is at the Hotel CargenMrs. H. M. Bayd, Wellington, is at the Central Hotel. 4 Mrs. 0. A. Macfarlane, Hawarden, Is at the Grand Hotel. Mis. Trevor do Clive Lowe and her children are spending a short holiday at Waiheke. Mis. A. S.i Brown, accompanied by her daughter, Joy, leaves to-day on a visit to liotorua.

Miss Fon Morgan, of Cambridge, will return from Sydney by tho Wnngan.ella on January 29.

Miiis Connie Rainger returned to Auckland yesterday by the Montorey from an overseas visit.

Mrs. G. S. Gresham sailed by the Monowai yesterday for Sydney, where she will join the Ormonde en route for Kngland.

Miss Mary Wigley, North Auckland, in making a brief stay in Auckland trior to returning to her home after a tour of the North and South Islands.

Miss Edwards, headmistress of the piocesan High School, has returned from a holiday in Nelson and Marlborough.

Miss Thelma Wriede, of Caboolture, Queensland, is spending an extended holiday with her sister, Mrs. W. A. gehultz, of Hamilton.

Miss Mabel Sharpe, Christchurch, loft yesterday by the Monowai for Sydney, where she will join the Ormonde en rouia to England and the Continent.

Mrs. Horace Scott and her daughter, Jlisu Gwen La Vie, are returning to their home in Cheltenham on Monday after a holiday spent at Onetangi and fit. Iteliers Bay.

Overseas visitors at the Hotel Cargun include the Hon. Mrs. K. Vane, IlnglStnd, Mrs. H, E. Snell, Suva, Mrs. H/JV)'.. Herron, New York, Mrs. H. L. Webli, Beaconsfield, England, Mrs. P. Hi. Pounsett, Canada, Dr. Florence Kelliar, Los Angeles, Miss M. H. Broome, London, Miss I. H. Roe, London. Dr. Frances Keller, Sydney.

A farewell afternoon tea was given yesteirdav by members of the Daisy Chain Club to their patroness, Mrs. Bashfim, who is leaving shortly on a visit to America. A small presentation was made to the guest of honour by tie president, Mrs. Lord. Seventyfire members, were present, also Mrs. C. 6. Scrimgeour. Items were given by Mrs. C. E. Cooper and Fay anaT Joy Tompkin.

At the Station Hotel are: Mrs. J. Prangley, Miss M. Ludgrove, Wellington; Mrs. P. Hemmington, Chrisstabiurch; Mrs. Norma Sinclair, Onerahi; Mrs. E. Edmunds, Onerahi; Mrs. C. E. Blair.,- Te Aroha; Mrs. N. A. Lawlor, Miss Dorothy Thompson, Miss Margaret Lawlor and Miss Esme Bentley, Suva; Miss Muriel Harper, Wellington; Mrs. A. W. Paine, New Plymouth; Miss Peggy Cruickshank and Miss Doris Morey, Melbourne.

At the Grand Hotel are the following .overseas visitors:—Mrs. : M. J. Beattlv, Canada, Mrs. E. M. Van Slyke, United States, Mrs. M. V; Owens, United States, Miss D. C. Miller, San Jose, California, Mrs. P. F. Glaser, United States, Sirs. R. Schmidt and Miss M. Schmidt. San Francisco, Mrs. Calvert, Sydney, Miss Vicky Baum, Los Angeles, Mi's. V. M. Crompton, Sliva, Mrs. C. J. Corning, New York, Mrs. A. J. Hill, Los Angeles, and Mrs. F. P. Keppel, New York.

The Silverdale, Arkle's Bay and Brown's Bay "Women's Institutes held a combined picnic at Red Beach on Thursday, when most pleasant day nils spent. Members enjoyed swimming before lunch, thi3 being followed by a Sports programme. A paper race, shell nice and Treasure Hunt caused a good dsal of amusement. The Silverdale Institute was the winner of the overhead ball, and the Brown's Bay Wonien's Institute won the tunnel ball. Several children's races were held. _