IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 509, 12 November 1928, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

@MIAL NEWS

‘7 1'" S‘ : NO JL ' , Mrs. X'oomans. \Vellington. is a Visitor to Auckland. o e t ‘1 At the Central are Mr. and Mrs. H. i‘Mainland. of W'ellington. i o a l I Mr. and Mrs. R. Buckmom, of VVelllington, are visiting Auckland. [ t It . E Mr. and Mrs. P. Elliott are visitors ifrom Christchurch to Auckland. ! o s: t ‘ Llr. and Mrs. A. Ellingham, of Dun,edin. are spending a holiday in Auckgland. } o t t | Mrs. Stanley Caro has returned to iAuckland after a brief visit to WVell)ington. o t t ; Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Jardlne. of {\Vairoa, arr: staying at the Hotel l Carson. ; o s I--1 Mrs. E. Friedlander, who has been ivisiting Auckland. has returned to Pal;merston North. ! a o n 1 Miss Mary X‘Vardell, of .\lastcrton, is fvisiting Auckland, and is staying with ers. J. 15. Henry in Remuera. I a a o ! Mr. and Mrs. E. (‘l. Young, of M'atainiata, and hlrs. L. Brooks, of \Vellingiton. are guests at the Royal Hotel. 2 a it ‘o l 311’s. Hugh “'ake is a “"dling'ton visi—itor to Auckland. and is the guest of iMrs. Samuels. St. Stephen‘s Avenue. Y a a t | Llrs. Kaddy, of Remuera. l\[rs. Calder. lof Pokeno, and Mrs. Fleming, of Dianalnui, are the guests of Mr. and ZMrs. \V. Edwards for the occasion of their son's '“coming of age." . OTAHUHU ANGLICANS l . ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON A very enjoyable afternoon, organised by the committee in charge of the toy stall, at the forthcoming parish fair, was held at the residence of ‘Mrs. G. McDell, Avenue Road West. Otahuhu. on Friday. There was a. large attendance of members and friends of the Anglican Church, and a. large assorrnent of toys was received for the stall. Musical items were contributed by Mrs. Carsley Brady, planoforte solo: Mrs. Fugle and Miss Clark. vocal duet; Airs. IVloss. vocal solo; lVlrs. hlcFarlane, solo; Master George Moss, solo: Miss Leah Roseveare, elocutionary item; Mrs. Fugle, solo; and Miss Clark, solo. i The winners of novelty competitions? were Mrs. Seagar. Mrs. Roberts, Miss Rosevearo and Miss Masefield. , . WOMEN S RESERVE THAMES BRANCH COMPLIMENTED A well-deserved compliment was paid by the headquarters of the Women's National Reserve to the Thames branch. in a letter to the effect. that the Thames branch is considered one of the most satisfactory and enthusiastic of the country branches. lilrs. E. F. Adams has been president of the Thames branch since its inception in 1915. Every year the association conducts a street stall for the purpose of rais—ing funds to purchase Christmas presents for the people of the Tararu Homes. including a special tea and motor drive. Last Thursday the annual stal 1 was held in ‘Pollen Street. and the sum of £25 was raised. out of which the society intends to present two deck-chairs, with extensions, to the hospital, for the use of convalescents. The final meeting of members for the year 1928 was held on Friday, at which the president thanked the niem—bers for their enthusiasm. She concluded by saying that no president could have a. finer body of helpers, al—ways working in perfect harmony, and ‘always so dependable. x SURPRISE PARTY » A surprise party visited the homo of} Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Dingle on Saturday evening, when some of the friends of Miss Marjorie Dingle gave her a novelty evening. A very pleasant time was spent in dancing, competitions and games. and the. guest of honour was [the recipient of many novel and usetul presents. { Miss M. Dingle received her guests Wearing a frock of alice blue georgette I lrelieved with silver and flowers. ‘

OLD BOYS” CLUB The liirkcnheud Old Boys“ Social Club held 3. very successful dance in the Victoria Hall on Saturday ovenin;:. The hull looked guy with its coloured streamers. and excellent music was supplied by Lanigun's Jazz Revellcrs Orchestra. Among those present were:— Mrs. Tothill, polka clotted crepe de chine relieved with blue. .\irs. Neech. floral crepe \‘enise frock. Mrs. J. Kelly, navy georgetie beaded frock. Mrs. B. Marshall, frock of navy blue crepe (le chine. Mrs. R. G. Kelly, silver sequined frock. Mrs. G. \K'. Mead, leaf green brocaded satin. Mrs. J. Gracie. lacquer red taffeta. frock. Miss A. Marshall, apricot georgette with rosebud trimming. Bliss irene Mackie, mauve crepe de chine and gold. Miss Hood, navy blue chenille frock. Miss Ruby Hayson, blue and silver taffeta with iullc how. Miss M. Robinson, bordered rayon silk. with handkerchief collar. Miss li. Blackie, apple green taffeta with posy. ' Miss I“. ‘Vard, ivory rayon silk, with silver trimmings, Miss R. Billings. cyvlamen and lame frock, with spanish Shawl. Miss P. Sutherland, geranium pink crepe de chine with silver relief. Bliss L. Bregman, delphiniuni blue crepe de chine and silver lace. Miss Dodd, powder blue with lame bodice and Spanish shawl. Miss L). McPhail. lettuce green crepe dc chine with uneven hem line of silver lace. Miss )1). Moore, black georgette with oriental shawl. Miss G. Hutchinson, sky blue skirt with lame bodice and blue shawl. Bliss Marguerite Schormann, jade green georgette and gold. lace, with an uneven hem. Miss D. Casey. gold lace bodice, with pillar red flared skirt. - Miss Helen Taylor, shell pink crepe de chine froek. Miss. N. Stokes, blush rose crepe de chine and lace. Miss A. Llulllns, frock of dawn pink crepe de chine. Bliss P. Wheeler and 311'. A. Thomas won the Monte Carlo jazzing, Miss L. mrztckie and Mr. K. Havill were the Win—ners of the Blonte Carlo waltz.