SOCIAL NOTES

Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19314, 21 July 1934, Page 15 (Supplement)

SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs A. Dember, of Motumaoho, has returned from a visit to Australia. * * * >:■ Mrs Hugh McDonald, of Morrins’-'ille, te visiting Waverley. * >•/ * * Miss Betty Smith, of Hamilton, who has been spending some weeks in Taupo, has returned home. * » -S Miss B. Sanderson, of Hamilton, is spending the week-end at the Chateau Tongariro. Ji« # * * Miss Marjorie Cavill and Miss Avis Tietjens, of Hamilton, are spending the week-end at the Chateau Tongariro. »!*!>* Miss Dorothy Nolan, of Cambridge, will return during the week-end from a visit to Waverley, where she was the guest of Mrs E. Parsons at Waitotara. * * * * Mesdames W. Ruff (Wellington), WG. 11. P. Fitzgerald (Elbham), and > Misses Sutherwood and N. Harrow (Auckland), are slaying at the Hamilton Hotel. » * * • Miss Herrick, of Napier, Chief Commissioner of Girl Guides in New Zealand, has been the guest of their Excellencies at Government House this week. • * « S A Hamiltonian on a visit to Wellington recently noticed that many women were wearing woollen gauntlet gloves in vivid colours, contrasting with the coat and costume. • <> » • Owing to a misunderstanding the Baby Carnival in connection with Frankton Plunket Sub-branch has been extended another week and will dose on Tuesday, August 14 at 12 noon. The position of the candidates has varied very little, Dorothea Smith being in the lead, with Claire Hall following, Peter McLaren, 'Vere Delaney, Audrey Whittaker, Catherine Shepherd and Desmond Windsor.