SOCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22464, 7 July 1936, Page 3

SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs. D. Winfield, of Turua, is at the Royal Hotel. Miss Ruth Sfott, of Sydney, left Hamilton 011 Saturday for Rotorua. M iss Betty Sharman left last evening 011 a visit to Wellington and Christchurch. I M iss Patricia i'rance, Remuera Road, left oil Sunday night 011 a visit to Wellington. M rs. W. Scavill, of Waingaro, and Mrs. J. Scavill, have returned from a visit to Clevedon. Miss Joan Ostler, Talavcra Terrace, Wellington, will leave by tho Ruahine 011 July 15 to visit England. Mrs. R. .1. Clifton, of St. Andrew's Road, Epsom, will leave by tho Monowai to-day 011 the Islands cruise. Mrs. A. 1. Johns, Bassett Road, Remuera, returned by the Monowai yesterday from a visit to Australia. Miss Una Callaghan, Omaru Road, Royal Oak, will leave by the Monowai to-day for a holiday cruise to the Islands. Mrs. R. 15. Williamson, Benson Road, Remuera. returned by the Monowai yesterday from an extended visit to Sydney. Mrs. Paul Cropper, Vincent Avenue, Remuera. who litis been visiting Rotorua and Hawke's Bay, will return homo to-morrow. Mrs. Bruce Mackenzie has returned to her home in Princes Street, after having spent three weeks at her cottage at Waiwera. Mrs. G. H. Birch and Miss Eunice Birch, Combes Road, Remuera, will leave by the Monowai to-night on the Islands cruise. At the Central Hotel are: —Mrs. S. Down. Mrs. B. Hanno (Christchurch), Miss D. Finch (Hawke's Bay), Miss S. Read (Sydney). Mrs. Wilfred llathbone, St. Stephen's Avenue, Parncll, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. B. H. Ed kins, of Kerikeri, will return homo to-day. Mrs. A. E. Wood, of Birkenhead, and her two daughters, Miss Irene 31. Wood and Miss Sheila Wood, leave by the Niagara to-day 011 a trip to England. Mrs. MacMillan Bull, Whangapoua, Coromandel Peninsula, who has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. M. M. Louisson, Remuera Road, for several days, has returned home. Following the annual meeting of the Auckland Rotary Club last evening, the members and their wives were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. Hayward at the Tudor Theatre, Remuera. At the Station Hotel are: —Mrs. J. W. Matson (Christchurch), Mrs. J. Millington (Whangarei), Mrs. J. Banks (Hastings), Miss G. Farmer and the Misses. G. and M. Printz (United States). At Hotel Cargen are: —Lady Wavertreo (Rotorua), Mrs. S. J. Dickson (Toronto), Mrs. J. Hewitt (London), Mrs. L. Montague (Melbourne). Miss J. o'Grady (Okoroire), Miss C. Bowden (Sydney). Miss Ruth Cowdrey, general secretary of the Y.W.C.A. in Madras, who has been visiting New Zealand on furlough, arrived in Auckland from the south yesterday and will leave by tho Niagara to-dav 011 her return to India. Week-end visitors at Hotel Titirangi included Mrs. A. Black, Mrs. G. R. Morris, Mrs. M. Latehmore and Miss N. B. Sheath (Remuera), Mrs. C. Gilbert (Balmoral), Mrs. Lawrence and Miss Lepmell (Hamilton) and Mrs. D. G. Battersbv (Calcutta). A five o'clock party in honour of Mr. Victor Jory, the film star, and Mrs. Jory, who are passing through Auckland on their way to Australia, was given at the Grand Hotel yesterday bv Mr. James W. Lear, the Columbia Picture representative. An enjoyable musical evening was given by Madame Leighton at her home in Mount Eden in connection with the Radiant Health Club, members and friends attending. Musical items were given by Mesdames Leighton. Lewis, Barton, Turner, Young and Miss Millard. Overseas visitors at the Grand Hotel include: —Mrs. M. Koper (Java), Mrs. F. Stephens and Miss E. Pollard (Melbourne), Mrs. J. Hubbard (Paris), Miss E. Kellogg. Miss E. Vogel, Miss A. Davis, Miss D. Haglund. Miss B. Sledge, Miss F. Lochr and Miss C. Shoemaker (Honolulu). The monthly meeting of the Otahuhu Holy Trinity Branch of the Mothers' Union was held in the Parish Hall, the preliminary service being conducted by tho vicar,'the Rev. R. J. Stanton. At the social afternoon Mr. Stanton addressed the fathering on the "Oxford Group Movement" and was thanked for his interesting address. Afternoon tea was served by several of the members. An arrival by the Niagara from Vancouver yesterday was Miss E. D. Bowes, Dean of Women. Wesley College, Winnipeg. Miss Bowes, who is a traveller of wide experience, is on a short, visit to the Dominion and Australia. and she intends to lecture on her trip when she returns to Winnipeg She is a friend of the Rev. C. W. Gordon ("Ralph Connor"), who visited New Zealand over a year ago, and who told her of some of the beauty spots of the Dominion.