TRAVEL CLUB TEA

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22320, 18 January 1936, Page 19

TRAVEL CLUB TEA

The activities of the Auckland Travel Club for this -year commenced with a morning tea held in the Reception Hall of Milne and Choyce yesterday. The hostess for the morning was Lady Sin-clair-Lockhart, who welcomed the out-of-town and overseas guests. Those taking part in the programme which sh§ had arranged were Mrs. Humfrey Gordon and Miss Nancye Hanna, who sa ng, Miss Leela Bloy, who gave a , violin solo, and Miss Kathleen 0 Leary, who gave a pianoforte £olo. Miss Isabel McKinnon was the accompanist. An B ddress on travel in Switzerland was Sptven by the Swiss Consul, M. Blau, Strong, of Otago Univer- ' s i >o^e on the living conditions of the Maoris and the need to remedy tliem. .. Among |.ha out-of-town and overseas guests were: —Miss C. D. War(Glasgow), Miss Hope (Ham? Hton), Miss Butts (England), Miss stringer (Melbourne), Miss Kathleen §elly (Sydney), Mrs. Reileigh Grace (aelson), Miss Hapson (Wellington), jjliss Hinemoa Rosieur (winner of the Melba Bequest Scholarship), Mrs. jxemble (Nelson). Mrs. Lawson ftnd ™rs. Bain (Dunedin), Mrs. L. Frazer 'Australia), Mi's. G. S. Radlev (Christ- ' ir ss?)* -^ rs - Bickie (Sydney), Mias Welao ) an ar^ aQ d Miss E. Hall