SOCIAL NOTES.

Waikato Times, Volume 109, Issue 18345, 3 June 1931, Page 5

SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs Ferguson, of New Plymouth, is the guest of Mrs T. A. Milroy, in Hamilton. # * * # Mrs J. W. Grevllle, of Bayswater, is "visiting Hamilton and is !strying with her daughter, Miss H. J. Greville, Uosstrevor Street. # # * * Mrs W. Campbell, of Putaruru, returned to 'her home to-day after a short holiday with her mother at “Tainul.” <« * * * Miss Cecelia Bower, of Glen Massey, has returned home after spending a few days with Miss M- Shiels, “Berescourt,” Hamilton. Recalling her first stage appearance in Auckland, Miss Ethel Morrison, who has returned to New Zealand at the head of the Williamson Comedy Company, said that it was while playing the part of the Queen in “lolanthe. in Wellington . that she was interviewed by some Auckland amateur operatic enthusiasts and asked to All the same role In an Auckland production of the opera. ENGAGEMENTS.

An engagement is announced between Mavis May, elder daughter of Mrs and the late Mr A. S. Lindsay, “Kerri View,” Whatawhata, and Thomas Toyne, sixth son of Mr and the late Mrs G. T. Harris, Ulster Street, Hamilton. An engagement is announced between Mavis, only daughter of Mr and Mrs W F. Morse, of Leamington, Cambridge,’ and Ronald Frederick, second son of Mrs and the late Mr S. L. Haycock, of Ti Street, Rotorua. An engagement is announced, and the marriage will take place shortly, between Juanita Evelyn, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. A. Curteis, 8, Von Tempsky Street, Hamilton, and Aubrey Ronald, second eon of Mr and Mrs A. Griffiths, of Rotokauri, Hamilton.