Of Interest to Women

Waikato Independent, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3419, 13 February 1936, Page 6

Of Interest to Women

j IS (Bp Our Social Reporter)

PERSONAL Mrs S. N. Ziftian was a recent visitor to Auckland. * # * Miss Gladys Boyce is spending a holiday at Devonport. [ ft # « Mrs W. J. Murdoch left on Tuesday for several weeks at Hillsborough, Auckland. * * * Miss Ella Mackereth returned to Cambridge on Sunday after some months holiday in England, r■• * * Mrs M. Cornaga left on Tuesday for Auckland, where she will spend about a week’s holiday. ♦ * * Mr and Mrs Tompkinson, Mrs B. 'Wilson and Miss J. M. Wilkinson, of ‘Auckland, arc staying at the Masonic Hotel. * * * Recent visitors to the National Hotel include: Mr and Mrs J. Whitney, Captain and Mrs R. Kay, Mr and Mrs G. Gilfillan, Mr and Mrs G. C. Hay, Mrs R. Cocker, and Mr and Mrs C. Ashwin (Auckland); Mr and Mrs Willoughby Tottenham (Suva), Mr and Mrs W. 0. Chandler, and Mr and Mrs G. McWhirter (Sydney), and Mr and Mrs G. Wilks (Wellington).

Social G) Doings, Feminine News and' Notes.

Mr and Mrs R. Feisst are touring in the North. * * # Miss G. Smith is spending a holiday at the Mount, Tauanga. * * * Miss Camniell, of Takapuna, is staying with the Misses Jean and Evelyn Feisst, at Fencourt. * * * Mrs V. J. Cornaga and her daughter Margot, who have been staying at the Masonic Hotel, have returned to Auckland. * * # Miss Jessie Mackereth, who motored to Wellington to meet her sister, Miss Ella Mackereth, has returned home. * # # Recent visitors to Cambridge, who have been staying at the Masonic Hotel, include: Mr and Mrs J. Henry (New Plymouth), the Rev. and Mrs A. M. Elliffe (Auckland), and Mr and Mrs F. Barton (Marton). Garden Party—A garden party organised by the Trinity Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild will be held at “Green Hedges,” Hamilton Road, on Saturday afternoon. All are invited and a happy afternoon is promised those who attend..

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WOMEN AT CRICKET

New Zealand women are showing their overseas sisters that they are as proficient in sport as any of them. Auckland will have ithis fact amply demonstrated on Saturday and Monday, when the Wellington women’s representative cricket eleven will play a match against Auckland at Eden Park for the Hallyburton-Johnstone Shield. The two teams will again meet next Tuesday at the Remuera grounds for the Amalgamated Theatres Shield, which was won last year by Auckland. The Wellington eleven will be captained by Miss G. Pickering, an excellent all-round player, chosen to represent New Zealand last year against the English team.