SOCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22524, 15 September 1936, Page 3

SOCIAL NEWS

Miss A; M. Gardner, of Sydney, is r. the Royal Hotel.

The Lady Evelyn Drummond left by the Dunediu Star last evening for Jxmdon. '

Mrs. K. H. Culpan, of Wcllsford. is the guest of Mrs. W. W. Meek, of Jterauera.

At the Central Hotel are:—Mrs. F, glade-Gully (Morrinsville) and Mrs. G Andrew (Kohukohu).

Miss Mary MacKenzie, of Stonehurst, Symonds Street, who has been visiting has returned home.

Mrs. Jean Hamilton, Westbourne Road, Bonnier a, will leave to-morrow to spend a holiday in Hawke's Bay.

Mrs. W. L. Perkins, accompanied by her husband, returned to Auckland by the Niagara yesterday from a visit to the East.

Overseas visitors at the Grand Hotel include Mrs. G. Laws and Mrs. Amadio, of London, and Mrs. Guy Maitland, of Sydney.

i Mrs. B. 'J. Marquet and her niece, Mrs. C. E. Thomson, have returned to Auckland from a motor tour in the iNorth Island.

Mrs. T. V. Humphrey, of Whangapoa Station, Upper Atiamuri, who has been spending a few days at the Central Hotel, has returned home.

Miss T. Simons, late of Studholme House, Otago University, is staying in Hauraki Road, Takapuna, and will take up the post of domestic science mistress at the Takapuna Grammar School, today.

At the Station Hotel are:—Mrs. C. M. Saunders (Christchurch), Mrs. F. Lewis and Mrs. H. B. Rich worth (Cambridge), Mrs. W. R. Hunter (Gisborne), and Mrs. Tarrant-Hoskins

Miss M. R. Ratcliffe (Auckland), is expecting to leave for Japan in the middle of September to visit her sister, Mrs. V. J. Hayman, at Hikone Machi Shiga Ken, wrote our London correspondent on August 26.

After a term of four years with the New Zealand Government Trade and Tourist Commissioner in Canada, Miss Jean R. McKenzie is joining the staff of the High Commissioner in London, wrote our London correspondent on 'August 26. She travelled to England with Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, and she expects to remain there indefinitely.

The September meeting of the Mount 'Albert Women's Christian Temperance Union was held at the home of Mrs. Turner, Mount Albert. Delegates were appointed to the forthcoming convention. As it was "franchise day," Major Annie Gordon gave an address on the importance of using the vote and urged her hearers not to be apathetic about the issues involved.