SOCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23339, 6 May 1939, Page 21

SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs. J. A. Hawkins and Miss H. Hawkins of Te Awamutu, are visiting Auckland.

Mrs. F. Malcolm, of Epsom, returned to Auckland on Thursday from a visit to Gisborne.

Mrs. J. T. Jamieson, of Sydney, and Mrs. H. Vaider, of Hamilton, are at the Central Hotel.

Sirs. Geoffrey Henderson, of Droniorne Road, Remoura, is spending-a holiday at Rotorua.

Sliss Sheila SlcKinnon, of Huntly, is the guest of Sirs. E. H. B. Slilsom, Waterloo Quadrant. -

Sirs. F. AV. Yates, of Karaka, Papakura, will leave on Slonday to spend a holiday at Rotorua.

Sirs. R. Pnttinson, of Shortland Flats, will leave by the Awatea on Slonday for Australia.

Sirs. Hugh Kirker will leave Auckland to-morrow night to spend a short holiday in Wellington.

Sirs. SI. Parker, of Mount Eden, returned to Auckland on Thursday after a visit to Gisborne.

Sirs. T. Blytlie and Sliss Inez Blythe, of Rangiuru, Te Puke, are spending a few days in Auckland.

Sirs. A. I. Rattray, of Christcliurch, who has been visiting Auckland, returned to her home by air this week.

Sirs. R. Slarrs, of Brooklyn, Wellington, returned by the Awatea vesterday from a five weeks' holiday at fevdnev.

Sirs. J. A. Bamford and Sliss Nancy Bamford, of Gilgit Road, Epsom, returned from Sydney by the Awatea yesterday.

Sirs. Geoffrey Glennie, of Atkin Avenue, Slission Bay, returned to Auckland from the south by air yesterday.

Sirs. H. R. Boyle, of Wellington, who has been spending a holiday in Auckland, returned to her home by air this week.

Sliss Jocelvn Sliller, of Kawakawa, Bay of Islands, is the guest of her aunt. Sliss A. Sliller, of Brooklyn, Wellington.

Sirs. G. T. Simpson, of Kelvin Road, Remuera,. will leave by motor-car on Monday for a fortnight's hoHday at Lake l^otoiti.

Mrs. S. 0. Battersby, of Dunedin, who has been visiting Auckland, left by the Slatua on Thursday for a holiday in Samoa.

Sirs. S. A. Empson, and Sirs. Howard Empson, of Te Awamutu, are spending a few days in Auckland and are at the Waverley Hotel.

Sirs. C. B. V. Wheeler, of Remuera Road, who has been spending a holiday at Rotorua, will return to Auckland to-morrow night.

Sirs. W. T. Leggett, of Clive Road, Epsom, has returned to Auckland after spending several weeks in Dunedin and South Canterbury.

Sirs. J. B. Henry, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera, and her daughter, Sirs. E. H. Roche, have left to spend a holiday in Rotorua.

Sirs. W. Jackson (Wellington), Sirs. A. G. Smith (Napier), Sirs. Atkins (Kaitaia), and Miss P. Paterson (Walton), are at the Station Hotel.

Mrs. J. P. Longworth (Sydney), Mrs. C. SlcFadgen, Sirs. R. W. Newton (Melbourne) and Sirs. G. H. Holdsworth (Gisborne) are at the Grand Hotel. \

Mrs. H. Cramer Roberts, of Kohimarama, and Sirs. Claude Horton, of St. Heliers Bay, will leave for Rotorua on Slay 12, accompanied by their daughters.

Sirs. C. R. Crispe, of Slauurewa, who has been visiting relations and friends in England since Januarj', is now staying with her sister at Craigavad, Northern Ireland.

Mrs. J. P. Innes, of Palmerston North, will arrive in Auckland tomorrow to visit her daughter. Sirs. J. Selwyn Colegrove, of St. Stephen s Avenue, Parnell.

Mrs. H. Slayne and Sliss E. P. Slayne, of Natal, South Africa, arrived bv the Awatea yesterday on a visit of several months to the Dominion. Ihey are at the Grand Hotel.

Lady Russell, of Hastings, and Sirs. Yernon Reed, of Pailua, Bay of Islands, who have been staying at the Grand Hotel, left yesterday for Hawke's Bay. 3)

Sliss Valda Tiirley, who has been staving with her aunt, Mrs. B. SI. Kibble white, of Epsom, has left for Wellington, from where she will leave to-day for England by the Rangitaue. Her marriage to Dr. Slurray Falconer, at present holding a Nuffield Fellowship at Oxford, will take place in London early in July.

Sirs. C. Waddell, organising secretary of the Presbyterian Women's Slissionarv Union for New Zealand, returned by the Awatea yesterday from Australia. She will take up the work of the society in Auckland for a few weeks before leaving for the South. Sirs. Waddell as Sister Christabel was the first Presbyterian deaconess to be appointed in New Zealand.