SOCIAL NOTES.

Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17220, 1 October 1927, Page 15 (Supplement)

SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs C. B. Wake, who has been visiting Rotorua, has returned to Hamilton. * * * * Mrs Russell-Wood, of Auckland, is • 'siting Hamilton. • ip » * ' Mrs J. Short, of Auckland, who has ■on a visitor to Hamilton, returned to her home this week. * * * * Miss F. Peach, of Christchurch, is isiling Mrs E. Brock, of Otorohanga. w :* a m Mrs E. Montgomery, of Auckland, ,vas among recent guests at the Commercial Hotel. V * • ® The Misses Millar, of Raglan, are the guests of Mrs 11. Douglas. Miss M. Cooke, of Auckland, is the £ucst of Miss E. Jackson, at Cambridge. • » • * Mrs Hasard, of Chili, South America, lias gone to Wellington after a short visit to Hamilton. **? „ • Mrs Harrington and Miss Florence Harrington, of Sydney, are the guests of Mrs C. P. Harrington, Eureka. ■*» / * On Tuesday evening at the Lyceum Club the first of a series of bridge evenings will be held. It is hoped that all intending players will send in their names. • •• • • Miss Gladys Ferguson and Miss Ethel Cooper, of Southampton, arrived in Auckland on Tuesday by the Maheno from Sydney. They have been investigating the British group-settle-ment scheme in Western Australia. After a short stay in the North Island they propose joining the Makura at Wellington for San Francisco, en route to England. m • * • On Sunday afternoon Miss Gwen Beer, on behalf of St. Paul’s Methodist Junior Girls’ 8.C., at Cambridge, presented Miss Dorothy Attwood with a valuable and useful book, in appreciation of her valued services as leader of the class for some time. Miss Attwood is about to leave the district. engagement. The engagement is announced of Margaret Wallace Campbell, second daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Campbell, Bruntwood, Cambridge, to Francis Monte Videan Wood, only son the late Percy Videan Wood, Kent, England, and Mrs F. C. Grattan, Biuntwood, Cambridge.