SOCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22142, 22 June 1935, Page 20

SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs. W. G. Fry, Feilding, is at the Hotel Cargen.

Mrs. Roy lngley, of Greytown, is visiting Auckland.

Miss' Gibson, of Suva, is spending a holiday 111 Auckland.

Mrs. E. H. Lawn, of Wellington, is paying a visit to Auckland.

Mrs. W. A. Boulton, of Christcliurch, is spending a holiday in Auckland,

Mrs. H. S. Fox, of Riccarton, Christchurch, will arrive in Auckland to-day to spend ySi holiday of some weeks.

Mrs. A. Ball, of Clovernook Road, Epsom, left yesterday by the Wanganella on an extended visit to Australia.

Mrs. F. H. Hinds, Whitianga, Mercurv Bav, is the guest of her sister-in-law", Mrs. Duncan Bauchop, ot Wellington.

Ladv Mackenzie, Parnell, who is the guest,'of Mrs. H. T. Morton, ot e Kuiti, will return to Auckland early next week.

Miss Joan Soden will leave on Tuesday bv the Niagara to join the statt of the War Memorial Hospital at Suva as a probationer nurse.

Mrs H. W. Chandler, wife of Captain H. W. Chandler, formerly of Hongkong, is visiting Auckland before she leaves for British Columbia.

Mrs G. "W. Spragg and Miss Spragg, of Heme Bay, will leave by the Niagara on Tuesday tor Honolulu, where they will spend the winter.

Mrs. M. W. Smith, Tauranga, Mrs. G. W. Bower and Miss Provis, Hamilton, and the Misses E. and B. Bell, Whangarei, are at the Station Hotel.

Mrs. Frank Wilson and her son, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Jack Wilson, of Christcliurch, arrived in Auckland on Thursday to spend a holiday with relatives in Auckland. They have taken Dr. Moore's flat at the Ascot.

Miss Jean Elliott, of Te Awamutu, will leave on Monday to spend a three months' holiday in Fiji as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Hayes, former Te Awamutu residents and now domiciled in Fiji. Miss Elliott was tendered a farewell bridge party by a large number of her friends on Thursday evening, when she was presented with a beaded handbag.

The monthly meeting of the Bays-water-Belmont League of Mothers was held in the Presbyterian Hall, Belmont, Mrs. W. Verrnn presiding. Mrs. A. Reynolds, president of the Takapuna branch, gave an interesting address on " Women of Other Countries," which was much appreciated. The tea hostesses were:—Mrs. \V. Verran, Mrs. Hargraves, Mrs. J. Seagers, Mrs. T. McCarthy and Mrs. JS. Carhill.