WAIKATO NOTES

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1078, 16 September 1930, Page 5

WAIKATO NOTES

Miss K. Andrews, of New Plymouth, •.resident of the New Zealand Teachers' ujsociauon, was in Hamilton, during’ wrek-end on her return from tlie pan Pacific Conference. Mrs. R English has returned to Hamilton from a visit to Rotorua. Mrs. J- A- L>- Ritchie, who lias been holidaying at Lake Okatainn. has returned to her home in k\ aitetuna. Miss Tui Ring, who has returned from a trip to Honolulu, is visiting J, ? r parents in Hinnera. fmong the visitors from Auckland far the women’s golf tournament at sr Andrew’s. Hamilton, this week arc Mrs!Hoskins. Airs. Marshall, Mrs. (1. ; >r S|Sson. Mrs. .1. M. Wilson, Mrs. A. g. Abbott. Mrs ; R. i’. Wilson, Mrs. 11 Ttiiinger. Mrs. K. Brown. Miss Raingor, Miss Mac Cormack. Miss L'pton, .Miss K. Horton. Mrs. Max Friedlnndor. of Tlamilton. and her mother. Mrs. Halsted. of Dunodin who has been visiting her, have left for a visit to Wellington. Mrs- tY. Currie, of Richmond, who lias been visiting friends in Hamilton, has left with her sister. Miss Bettv Cornish, for Wellington, where she wiil stay for a few days before returning Mrs. E. F. Peacocke. of Hamilton, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. R. J. Bull, in Napier. , , , Mrs. J. R. Fow has returned to Hamilton from a holiday at Wallaroo. * * * EVENING for visitor from PAN-PACIFIC’ CONFERENCE. On Saturday evening a most interestintr time was spent at the Lyceum club in Hamilton, when Miss Andrews. „r New Plymouth, was the guest of the club. Mias Andrews is the president of the Xpwr Zealand Women Teachers’ Association and was their representative at. the Pan-Pacific Conference. Mrs. Hume, acting-president of the

I flub, was hostess for the evening and ! p’g™ C nt Ce<l th 6 suesL to the members j -A short musical programme had been ;U ranged. Pianoforte solos were played by Miss Jones and Mrs. Hul.se. sonS bjMrs.C. !•. Shirley and Mrs. Farquancl , a recitation by Mrs. Linder, Miss Andrews gave a. most interesting talk on the work done at the conference in Honolulu. She spoke many benefits obtained by the eeting of so many women from differinterested in so many blanches of'women’s activities. She = .i\e the gist of the work done and an I able sketch of the prominent women Present She was warmly thanked by : hei listeners lor her talk, i. tVnong those present were:—Miss Andrews Mrs. TV. 11. Hume, Mrs. It. J. t'leenslade, Mrs. TV. A. Green Mrs I! I Seal. Mrs. TVilson. Mrs. F. Bullock. Mrs! . r arquhar. Mrs. Verrall, Mrs. Hulse ; Mrs. Binder. Mrs. TV. J. Stevens. Mrs’ V b'mw. Mrs. K. M. blasters, Mrs. 11. Saunders. Mrs. K. Coles, Mrs. 11. Lllxd,„T' R ; 3: - Cranwell, Mrs. AnC"S Mrs. J. Staples, Mrs. 11. Piper, M i s. IT. \ alder. Dr. do la Mare, Mrs ■ ■ I>. Smith, Mrs. M. Guder, Mrs. TV i {waser. Mrs. Stubbs. Miss Stubbs. M iss lie Renzy. Miss M. Drake, Miss Motile Miss Hawkln, Miss Bell. Miss Jones | Mis- Fer-us'm M ' SS Arey - Miss Kelly, DANCE FOIt FLAPPERS I , 0,1 Friday evening a very jollv dame was given by Mrs. TV. McNiool | in the Regent Ballroom, Hamilton. for | her daughter Alison, i Hildreth s Orchestra played excellent music. I Mrs. McNieol received tier guests | wearing el frock of flowered black , ninun. Miss Alison McNicoll was in a pretty petalled frock of ivory georgette. and Miss Elated McNicol was in a frock of ivory moire. Among those present were:—Miss Elizaheth Monckton, Miss Alison Bell, Miss Elizabeth Bell, .Miss .lover Maiming Miss .Nancy oazt; Miss Pat English. Miss Kilty English, Miss Betty Potts (Te Awamutn) •Miss Joan A tilbury (Cambridge). Miss Lorna Potts (Te Awamutn), .Tiiss Mnrjorie Houghton, Miss Mary Mantlc-no (Te Atvamutu). Miss Dot Peake (Te Awamutu), Tiiss Joan Wvnyard (Te Avamutu), Miss Christine Ferrar, Tiiss

Owen Inn is, Tiiss Kathleen Mears, Tiiss Mary Cleary, Tiiss Norma .Shepherd, -Miss Joyce Peaeoeke, Miss Joyce Clark, Miss Betty Clark, Miss Tlary Gillies, .Miss Valina Jackson, Tiiss Betty Armstrong, Miss A. Holloway, Miss Mary Speight, Miss Doris Aiken, Miss Mona Tisch, Miss Elaine Hopkins, Miss Mary Saunders, Miss Beris Boyes, Miss Lisin Robinson, Miss Valerie Collier, Miss Peggy Sorbv, Miss Edna Bennett, Miss Muriel Chamberlain (To Atvamutu), Miss Ruth Hall. PARTY FOR GUESTSMrs. E. R. Gresham was hostess at a j very enjoyable party on Thursday j evening- in the lounge of the Hamilton j Lyceum Club. The guests of honour j were Mrs. W. Currie, of Richmond, and I her sister. Miss Betty Cornish. Large bowls of bulbs, marigold and Iceland poppies made delightful decorations under the soft orange-shaded lights, and on the supper tables on the dais the same coloured blossoms were used. Mrs. Gresham was wearing a charming frock of old gold lace and satin with a smart coatee to tom*. Mrs. Currie wore a. frock of black georgette. Miss Corni«h was in a. pretty frock of hyacinth lace and georgette. Visiting bridge made much amusement for the guests and the prizewinners were: Mrs. 11. Douglas. Mrs. ’ 12. Mears, Mrs. F. Wilson, and Mrs. H. Hammond, Mrs. .T. D. Smith, Mrs. AY. M. Coventry. Airs. G. R. Barnett and Airs. P. Stevens. The guests present were: Mrs. Currie, Miss Coventry, Mrs. .11. T. Gillies, Airs. \V. King, Airs. G. Gower, Mrs. E. English, Airs. F. T. Wilson, Mrs. E. Mears, Mrs. H. Douglas, Mrs. H. J. Greenslade, Mrs. Harrowell, Mrs. W. H. Hume, Airs. Denney (Morrinsville), Mrs. B. Meek, Airs. T. B. Jnsoll, Airs. H. Haseler, Mrs. M. Friedlander. Mrs. Halstead (Dunedin), Mrs. A. R. Brown. Mrs. J. D. Smith, Mrs. ,r. Hammond, Mrs. Hubert Hammond, Mrs. Gordon Smith, Mrs. (\ L. Mae. Diarmid, Airs. A. E. Cox, Mrs. W. M. Coventry, Airs. W. D. Ross, Mrs. J. Strang, Mrs. H. J. McMullen. Airs. L. Sheppard, Mrs. G. R. Barnett, Mrs. P. C. Stevens, Mrs. T. A. Alilroy, Mrs. A. Joseph, Mrs. A. Furze, Airs. .L Williams, Airs. J. L. Chitty. Mrs. AI. M. Hoc-kin, Mrs. Vere Chitty. Airs. G. Hyde. Alrs. x P. Stewart. Mrs. A. Beale. Aliss Harrowed, Alias AI.

Stevens, Aliss G. Wyatt, Aliss G. Esrgleston, Aliss A. Bourke. Miss G. Downey (Morrinsville), Aliss Keddie, Aliss Young*. GOLF MATCH AT ST. ANDREWS A very enjoyable day was spent on the Hamilton links on Thursday, when a friendly match was played between the local women and the Cambridge women. The weather was delightful and the links in excellent order. The games resulted in a win for the home, team, who won 14 matches to the visitors’ !). Among* those present from Cambridge were:—Mrs. K. Brown, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. V. Nolan, Mrs. Freeman, Airs. Alacky, Mrs. A. H. Nicoll. Mrs. N. G. Sutherland. Airs. Mahoney, Mrs. H. Whewell, Airs. E. Kickle, Mrs. G. Middleton, Mrs. Harbutt, Mrs. Martyn. Mrs. Ward, Miss Garland, Miss J. Watt, Aliss Thompson. Aliss J. Olemow, Aliss Blythe, Miss Priestley, Aliss E. Skeet, Aliss A. Nolan. Hamilton women present included:— Mrs. H. C. Ross, Airs. F. ATander, Airs. W. Batt, Mrs. G. Gower, Airs. A. Gradwick, Airs. T. A. Alilroy, Airs. R. Hazard, Mrs. H. Matthews, Airs. IS. J. Mears, Airs. C. AI at thews. Airs. C. Taylor, Airs. A*. Rawlings, Mrs. ,T. McNicol, Mrs. C. Holson, Mrs. N. Ross, Airs. H. Griffiths, Mrs. C. Tv. McDiarmid, Airs. J. .T. Standrin, Aliss J'. Templar, Miss M. Ross, Miss A. Coventry, Aliss AI. Stevens, Aliss K. Provis, Aliss B. Manning, Aliss B. Vickery.