SOCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22429, 27 May 1936, Page 5

SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs. E. 0.. Bloinfield, of Heme Bay, left by the Niagara last night for Suva.

Miss Moya Williamson, of llotorua, is the guest of Mrs. E. Darnby, Mount Eden.

Miss A. Busby, of Tokomaru Bay, is visiting Auckland and is at the Station Hotel.

Mrs. A. Seyinore Brewis will leave by the Monterey 011 Saturday for San Francisco

Mrs. A. W. Essex, Lucerne Road, Rcmuera, left by the Niagara last night to visit Canada.

Miss D. Stewart, of Tauranga, is the guest of Miss J. Lo Houquet, Church Street, Devonport.

Miss E. M. Upton, of Remuera, who has been visiting Rotorua for the golf tournament, has returned home.

Mrs. W. A. Newson, of St. Heliers Bay, will leave by the Monterey on Saturday for a holiday at Honolulu.

Mrs. A. B. Lawrence and Miss Joan Lawrence, Pino Street, Remuera, have returned from a visit to the Wairarapa.

Mrs. J. J. Healey, of Heme Bay, will leave on Saturday by the Monterey on a three months' holiday in Honolulu.

Mrs. Frank Dyer, and Miss Lulu Dyer, of Wellington, are visiting Rotorua and are staying at the Grand Hotel.

Mrs. Russell Grace, of Wanganui, will arrive in Auckland at the «nd of tho week to attend the winter race meeting.

Mrs. A. J. Parker, Paritai Drive, Orakei, will leave on Friday for Queensland, where she will spend the winter months.

Mrs. Duncan, Kerikeri, Bay of Islands, is visiting Auckland and is staying with Mrs. Lisle Alderton, Portland Road, Remuera.

Lady Goldfinch and Miss Helen Goldfinch, of Sydney, arrived in Auckland by the Niagara yesterday. They are at the Grand Hotel.

Mrs. J. Gamble-and Mrs. Macken, of Wellington, who have been visiting Auckland, have left by motor-car on their return South.

Mrs. J. M. Drewette, of Wellington, who has been staying with her sister, Mrs. Horace Elliott, of Symonds Street, has returned home.

Recent visitors to the Chateau from Auckland include: —Mrs. H. P. Maguire, Miss Maguire, Mrs. H. u. Cave, Miss Herbert, and Miss F. Cawkwell.

At the Station Hotel are: —Mrs. A. Rattray (Rotorua), Mrs. J. D. Shea Awamutu), Mrs. P. Hamilton (Gisborne), Mrs. M. Roberts, Mrs. A. G. Neall and Mrs. O. A. _ Sowden (Sydney) .

The first of a series of card evenings in connection with St. George's Church, Epsom, was held in thtj Parish H.'ill on Monday, the hostess being Mrs. J. L. Litt. Prizes were won b.y Mrs. Snelling and Mrs. Mackesy.

Miss Laura Montgomery (Remuera) is studying foot treatments and chiropody in London, and hopes to leave by the Rangitane on July 23: At Whitsuntide she will make a tour through to Scotland, via the English Lake District.

The Mayoress, Mrs. Ernest Davis, who has now recovered from her recent illness, will leave to-day on a "visit to Rotorua. Mrs. Davis will be accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Murdoch Smith, St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell.

The monthly meeting of the Devonport League of Mothers was very well attended and was held in the Masonic Hall yesterday, Mrs. G. Budd presiding. An interesting travel talk \vas» given by Mrs. Price, of the Y.W.C.A Afternoon tea was served by the committee.

After touring the country of Northumberland last week, Miss Emily 0. Lake (Hamilton) spent last week-end in Duns and toured most of Berwickshire, wrote our London correspondent on May 9. She is at present in Edinburgh and next will go to Brechin and will tour the county of Angus.

Miss Sarita McLaughlin (Auckland) arrived in London on May 1 from South America, where she spent four months visiting relatives and friends in Chile and Peru. Mis 3 McLaughlin expects to be in London for some weeks and then to pay visits to friends in the West of England, and later she hopes to go to Ireland.

The Southern Cross Log for May announces with regret the inability of Miss Ida Wench to return to Melanesia, wrote'our London correspondent on May 9. She is not medically fit to do so. Having joined the mission in 1909 she is regarded as a very faithful veteran, who will not be forgotten in the Islands. With her father, Miss Wench will reside in England.