SOCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22457, 29 June 1936, Page 3

SOCIAL NEWS

Miss Z. Bennett has returned to Auckland from a visit to Taranaki.

Mrs. R. M. Doughty, of Wellington, is visiting Auckland and is at the Grand Hotel.

Mrs. K. A. Snedden, of Manukau Road, Epsom, is spending a holiday in Wellington.

Mrs. P. Boyle, of Christehurch, left by the Mariposa on Saturday on a visit to Honolulu.

Mrs. John Farrell, who has been in Auckland for a few weeks, has left for Christehurch.

Mrs. Arthur Friedlaiuler, Gladstone I{oad, Parnell, returned yesterday from a visit to Dunedin.

Mrs. P. J. Jury, of Hamilton, and Mrs. J. Biddies, of Pukehuia, are at the Central Hotel.

Mrs. R. Hogg, of Auckland, will leave next week for Christehurch, where she will in future reside.

The Misses M. and L. van Staveren have returned to Wellington from a visit to Rotorua and Auckland.

Mrs. D. B. Robertson and Miss S. Henderson, of Remuera Road, will return to-morrow from a visit to Waihcke.

At tho Station Hotel are:—Mrs. H. R. Hancock (Brisbane), Mrs. D. Butler (Waipawa), Mrs! A. Katranski (Wellington) .

Mrs. Eric Chisholm. of Kaikohe, who has been the guest of Mrs. R. H. Newbold, Goldsmith Avenue. Epsom, has returned.

Mrs. IT. Hurrell and Miss Diana Waters have returned to Wellington after a holiday spent at Rotorua and Hamilton.

At the Royal Hotel are Mrs. E. Mc~ Candlish and Miss McCandlish "(Cambridge), Mrs. A. H. J. Bicknell (Te Awamutu).

Miss Rona Carwell-Cooke, formerly of Wellington, who has been attached to the Department of Health at Napier, has been transferred to Auckland.

Mrs. L. Matson and Miss P. Matson, of Christchurch, arrived in Auckland by the Mariposa from Sydney on Saturday and left last evening on their return South.

Mrs. F. Williams and Miss Kathleen Williams, who have been the guests of Mrs. A. Goldie, Wallace Street, Heme Bay, returned to their home in Wellington on Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Goldie.

Miss Kathleen Harvey and Miss Dorothy Neal, representing the North and South Islands respectively, left Auckland 011 Saturday by the Mariposa en route to the Carnegie, Library School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States.

Mrs. W. H. Montgomery, Little River. Canterbury, left Auckland 011 Saturday by the Mariposa for the United States. She will be the guest of Captain and Mrs. 0. E. Dowling, Naval Depot, Dover, New Jersey. Captain Dowling was formerly Governor of American Samoa.

Miss Cora Wilding, honorary organising secretary of the Simlight League, Christchurch,' has been appointed delegate to the Dominion conference on health camps, called by the Minister of Health, the Hon. P. Eraser, for Friday, July 10, in Wellington. Captain Roderick Anderson, secretary of the health camp sub-committee, will also attend the meeting.