SOCIAL NOTES.

Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17502, 8 September 1928, Page 15 (Supplement)

SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Colin Taylor leaves during the week-end for a holiday in Auckland. * * * * Miss Dorothy Wilson has returned to Hamilton from a holiday in Auckland. * * * * Miss Necker and Miss Ada Necker left to-day for a holiday to Auckland. *** • * Misses B. and G- Walker (Hastings), T Girdwood and Mrs R. Kranberg (Wellington) are at the Empire Hotel. * * * * Mrs H. H. Sterling, of River Road, is holidaying in Wellington. * * * * Mrs A. M. Bisley, of'llamilton, is visiting Wellington. * * » • Miss Nicholls, of Claudelands, is staying in Wellington. * * * * Miss Gwen Court, of Auckland, who has been staying in Hamilton, has left for Rotorua. Miss B de Benzy has returned to Hamilton from a holiday at Devonport. m • • • Mrs F. Vickery and Miss B. Vickery return during the week-end from a holiday to Rotorua. * * * • Mesdames Churton (Wairakei), J. V. Moran (Sydney), G. A. Joaas > Misses R.'Robertson (Auckland), ana A. Marsdon (Wellington), are among the Hamilton Hotel guests. • « % • Miss Edith Lyttelton, well known as J B Lyttelton, writer of books with New’Zealand, Canada and other countries as their setting, is returning to New Zealand next week from a visit to Tasmania. She intends spending some time in the North Island. • * * * A bridge party is to be given in aid of the funds for the Claudelands Girl Guides on Monday evening at the Ilaeremai Tea Rooms. Everything possible 4* to further the Guide movement in ► Hamilton is being done, and funds are urgently needed. It is hoped that the evening will, be well patronised by those interested, and that it.will result in giving practical help to so worthy a cause.

engagements.

The engagement is announced of Clara, eider daughter of Mr and Mrs II J Holier, Rototuna, Hamilton, to Mr Jack White, of Opotiki, younger son of Mrs and the late Mr J. T. White, of “ Corio,” Dawson Street, New Plymouth. • * * * The engagement is announced of Iris Vivienne, second daughter of Mr and Mrs T. J. Beaver, Hauraki Plains, to John James, eldest son of Mr and Mrs W. Fleming, Paeroa.