SOCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22193, 21 August 1935, Page 4

SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs. N. English, of Hamilton, is at the Esplanade Hotel, Devonport.

Mrs Egerton Reid, of Oamaru, will leave to-day by the Niagara for Vancouver.

Mrs S. Burling and Miss E. A. Burling, of Wellington, will leave to-day for Honolulu.

Miss Constance Leatham, who has been visiting Auckland, has returned to New Plymouth.

Mrs. P. G. Lee, of Aldred Road, Remuern, is visiting her mother, Mrs. C. T. Natusch, of Gisborne.

Mrs. W. J. A. Thomson and Miss Joan Thomson, of St. Andrew's Road, Epsom, are visiting llotorua.

Mrs. E. H. Northdroft, of Christchurch and formerly of Parnell, ill arrive from the South to-morrow.

Mrs. S. A. Madden and Mrs. O. Mackenzie, of Wellington, will leave to-day by the Niagara for Honolulu.

Miss M. Walsh, Miss K. Melville and Miss G. McMillan, have returned to Auckland from a visit to the Chateau.

Mrs. L. Challis, of Great South Road, llemuera, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. K. Port, of Wellington.

Mrs. R. Firth, of Wellington, and Miss E. Jamieson and Miss A. N. Norton, of Cambridge, are at the Central Hotel.

Miss Margereta Wright and Miss Catherine Wright, of Remuera Road, have returned from a holiday at the Chateau.

Miss C. Murray, of Carlton Gore Road, and Miss fc.. L.Hellaby.will leave to-day on a visit to Suva, lney will bo away about six weeks.

Miss Sylvia Cousins, of Wanganui, will leave Auckland to-day by the Niagara for Suva, where she will be the guest of Archdeacon and JMrs. Harris.

At the Hotel Stonehurst are:—Mrs A. Hardie 'and Mrs. J. S. Reid (Wellington), Mrs. T. Bennett (Nelson), Mrs. M. Gomnge and the Misses *. b. and E. Fraser (Levin), Miss E. Buist (Hawera).

Mrs. E. B. Hottel, Miss J. Johnson, Miss Kueffer, Miss C. Lee, Mrs. C. T. Parront and Miss 0. Horner, memhers of a partv of school teachers from Honolulu, who have been touring New Zealand, will leave by the Niagara to-day on their return journey.

The fortnightly meeting of the Women's Luncheon Club was held at the Ritz yesterday and was well attended, l'he president, Mrs. K. O'Halloran. presided, and Mrs. Gulliver and Mrs. Kenner acted as hostesses. The speaker was Mr. K. W. Schmittj his subject being " Modern Germany. At the monthly meeting of the Henderson branch of the _ Methodist Women's Missionary Auxiliary, the Rev. Angus Mcßean gave a talk upon Australia, and he also, with Mrs. McBean, sang a duet. A solo by Mrs. McBean was another enjoyable item, lea hostesses were Mrs. Allely and Mrs. Freeman. The Avondale Old-Time Social Club 'held a social gathering on Saturday evening. Solos were sung by Mrs Breeze, Mrs. Hollier and Mr. Bell, and flute solos were played by Mr. Mvatt. Mrs Bollard was the accompanist. Members of the club presented a oneact play, " Apartments To Let. Dancing concluded a very pleasant evening. The nineth anniversary of the Papakura Girl Guide Company and the sixth anniversary of the brownie pack was celebrated by a birthday party m the Baden Powell' Hut last Saturday. About 90 children and their parents were present for tea and the evening, which followed. Brownie Noelene Lanigan presented Miss Ivy Turner, the retiring " brown owl," with a crystal water jug and goblets, on behalf of the brownie pack. Mr. C. Burgin, on behalf of the parents, spoke appreciatively ot the work done for the pack in Papakura. Competitions, games and items were enjoyed.