SOCIAL NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23470, 6 October 1939, Page 11

SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs. L. I'\, Stewart is tlio guest of Miss Thane, Han key Street, Wellington.

Mrs. J. D. Mitchell and Mrs. A. McLennan. of Wellington, are at the Central Hotel.

Mrs. A. .1. Campbell, of Nessvale, Takapau, who recently underwent an operation at the Mater Misericordiau Hospital, is progressing favourably.

Mrs. J. J. Husch (Palnierston North), Mrs. W. A. Nicholson (Tauranga), Mrs. Tony Fraser and Miss Margaret. Munro (Rotorua) are at the Station Hotel.

Mrs. A. G. Gerrand, of Palnierston North, who has been paying a short visit to Auckland as the guest of Mrs. A. M. Ferguson, of Victoria Avenue, has returned south.

Mrs. C. .'l3. V. Wheeler, who has been living in Mrs. Percy Upton's house in Reniuera Road during the hitter's absence in England, has taken up her residence in Arncy Road, Reniuera.

Tlio official opening for the season of the Taupiri Croquet Club took place on Wednesday afternoon. Competition winners were: —Progressive A, Mrs. W. Davies (Huutly); progressive R, Mrs. W. I'\ Carter (Waerenga); target and crazy rings, Mrs. Allwood (Matangi).

The fortnightly social of the Cheerio Club was held this week. Competition winners were Mrs. Rawley, 31 rs. Reading and Miss Rawley. The pianists for the dancing and items were Mrs. Forrest and Mrs. Moberlv. Others taking part iu the entertainment were Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Hill, Airs. Atl'ord. Mr. and Mrs. Wool ley and Mr. Crawford.

Members of the Otorohanga Croquet Club and a number of friends were entertained by Mrs. Seymour Ollivcr at her residence in Hinewai Street on Wednesday afternoon. Competitions were played on the lawn, the winners being Mrs. Dalziel. Mrs. Diamond, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. McCreadv and Mrs. McDonnell. The president, Mrs. I.'. Barkie, at the afternoon tea interval thanked Mrs. Olliver for her hospitality.