SOCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23033, 10 May 1938, Page 3

SOCIAL NEWS

Madame Merlin, of Welington, is at the Grand Hotel. Mrs. Whelan, of Levin, is visiting Mrs. 0. Sorraghan, of Albany. Miss Margaret Mary Carr left last night by the Awatea for England via Australia. Mrs. 11. H. Culpan, of Wellsford, is the guest of Mrs. W. Meek, Bayview Road, Remuera. Mrs. W. Walker left by car on Sunday for Christehurcli, where she will make her home. Miss K. M. Stoiey, of Auckland, left by the Awatea yesterday for Sydney en route to England. Mrs. Guy, of Palmerston North, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Macky, St. Heliers Bay Road. Mrs. Selwvn Robinson and family, of Mountain' Road, Epsom, will spend the school holidays at Rotorua. Mrs. Nigel Wriglitson, of Cambridge, is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. H. Magson, Orakei Road, Remuera. - Mrs. Victor Richards, of St. Stephen's Avenue, has returned from three weeks' holiday at Rotorua. Miss H. D. Montague has returned from a trip to the Islands and left Auckland yesterday, for Matakohe. Mrs. L. S. Home and Miss Peggy Home, Hollywood Avenue, Epsom, returned last week from a visit to Taupo. Mrs. T. U. Levien, of Empire Road, Epsom, and her family, are spending the school holidays at Omiha, Waiheke. Miss Hilda Fancourt, St. Mary's Cathedral vicarage, Parnell, has left to spend a fortnight's holiday at Lake Taupo. , Mrs. J. Parker and her two daughters, of Wellington, accompanied by her husband, left" yesterday by the Ruahine for England. Mrs. T. Pickering (Jam all ere), Mrs. E. Wilson and Miss A. McDonald (Te Puke), and Miss R. Souter (Cambridge), are at the Central Hotel. Mrs. W. J. Hare, of Mercury Bay, accompanied by her daughter, Betty, sailed by the Ruahine on an extended visit to England aftd the Continent. Miss Marjorie Steven, of Cotter Avenue, Remuera, left by the Awatea yesterday for Sydney where she will join the Ormonde for England. Miss Steven intends to spend a year visiting Great Britain and the Continent. Miss W. Gillespie, who has been staving with Mrs. Eric \V aters, of Epsom; will leave on Sunday night by the limited express to stay with Mrs. Owen Gillespie in Wellington. She will sail on May 20 by the Arawa for London. Students and their friends held a successful modern British composers evening at the home of Mrs. M. Poole on {Saturday night. A talk was given, and a programme of pianoforte solos and duets, songs, vocal duets and twopart choruses by British composers, was presented. Mrs. L. R. Chomley (Geelong, Australia), Mrs. G. H. Snodgrass (Te Puke), Mrs. N. Wilson, Mrs. A. S. Morley and. Miss E. Connolly (Wellington), Mrs. F. J. Christensen (Marton), Mrs. H. C. Mott (Brisbane), Mrs. A. Wilder (Waipukurau) and Mrs. B. Sexton (Pahiatua) are at the Station Hotel.