SOCIAL NEWS
Mrs. J- Hardcastle, of Kpsom, is spending a holiday at Deep Crook.
Mrs. J. W aldegrave, of King Countrv, is the guest, of Mrs. John Nevill, Clevedon. •
Mrs. J. Anthony C'arr, Sea view Road, jleinuera. returned yesterday from a visit to Uotorua
Mrs. Krrol Maekersey, of To Kuiti. and her family, are spending the holiday's at Milford.
The Misses M. and E. Frater, Clavbrook Bead, Parnell, are visitors to Milford for the holidays.
Mrs. Wilfred Stead and Miss Marie pt.ead, of Hastings, are visitors to Auckland for the racing carnival.
Mrs. 1 'olph Smith and family, of Banftirly Hoad. Kpsom. are spending c holiday at Onetangi, Waiheke Island.
Mrs. Arthur' Hhiiul, Golf Hoad, OtaJjuhti, accompanied by her family, left vpsterday to spend a month at Waiheke.
Mrs. H. T. Michaels, of Carlton Gore Road, and Mrs. B. J. Michaels, of .Epsom, are spending a holiday at Milford. ■
Miss Betty Rhind, who arrived in 'Auckland this week from London, left bv express last evening to visit relatives in Wellington.
Mrs. Murdoch Smith, of St. Stephen's Avenue. Parnell. accompanied by Miss Joan Davis, of Melbourne, left on Saturday for llotorua.
At the Grand Hotel are: —Mrs. L. Kurnhos, of Now ork; Mrs. J. G. Westray, London; Mrs. K. Pallister and 3lrs. Krie Nathan, Wellington.
Mrs. Allan Kay, of Te Awamutu, is visiting Auckland, and has taken Mrs. IA. Xewcoinb's house. Marama Avenue, Kpsoni, during the latter's absence in Helensville
"Staying at Hotel Cargen are:—Mrs. E. Berryman, Mrs. C. A. Campbell, Mrs. J.'We stwood and Mrs. J. Gorton, of Wellington; Mrs. D. Matheson, Christchureh; Mrs. H. Rainey, Lower Hutt; Mrs, J. Wood and Miss M. M. .Wood, Greytowu.
Mrs. E. B. Lovell, of Auckland, has returned to England from a tour of Northern Ireland. At present she is w'itn a Birmingham firm which specialises in oven glass ware. For this firm she is travelling demonstrator and is thus seeing a great deal of England, wrote our London correspondent on December 2. At the beginning of January Mrs. Lovell will join the staff of the Mid-Lincolnshire Electric Supply Company, which controls a very extensive rural area.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22612, 28 December 1936, Page 3
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