IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 284, 21 February 1928, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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Miss Peggy Keys has returned to town after a holiday at Opotiki.

Miss J. Jenkins, of Auckland, is spending a holiday in Timaru.

Mrs. M. Carter, of Wellington, is visiting Auckland, and is the guest of Mrs. L. Johnson, of Remuera.

Miss Cicely Greatbach has returned to New Plymouth after visiting Auckland.

Mrs. D. D. Waddell and her daughters are visitors from Wellington to Auckland.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Dalgety, of Dunedin, are the guests of Mrs. R. Roberts, Remuera Road.

Mrs. C. T. Natusch, of Belmont, Wellington, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Philip Lee, Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Page, of Rotorua, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jones, of Fiji, are staying at the Star Hotel. At the Albert Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. P. Parker, of Taupiri, and Mr., Mrs. and Miss F, Tucker, of Ohinewai.

Miss Audrey Milne has returned to Auckland after a long holiday spent in England.

Mrs. W. E. A. Leonard has returned from a holiday spent at Eureka, where she was the guest of Miss Harington.

Miss Maskell, of the Auckland Y.W.C.A. staff, has returned after an enjoyable visit to Norfolk Island.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Stansfield, who recently sold their home in Arney Road, will leave town shortly for Christchurch, where they will live in future.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wooley, of Whangarei, and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wood, of Palmerston North, are at the Central Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. Haswell, of Patea, are visiting Auckland and are the guests of Captain and Mrs. Wales, of Remu-

At the Grand Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. R. Coleman, of Norwich; Mr. and Mrs. R. McClune, of Paris; ahd Mr., Mrs. and Miss Barker, of Gisborne.

Mrs. H. Garri© and Mrs. R. Jones, arrived from England by the Mataroa, and are staying with Mrs. G. R. Buttle, Epsom. * * *

M.r. J. F. Colegrove, accompanied by his son and two daughters, sails by the Ulimaroa next Friday to join the Otranto in Sydney, en route for England.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J.. Marcroft, of Sydney, who are on a visit to New Zealand, left Auckland yesterday on a tour of the North and South Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mill, who have returned from ar. extended visit abroad, are staying with Mrs. Mill, Upland Road, Remuera.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McGregor, Remuera, have taken up their residence in Commander Peters’s house, in Arney Crescent. Mrs. Kohn, of Christchurch, arrived in Auckland on Sunday by the Port Hunter, after a visit to Great Britain and the Continent.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lozier, of Leonia, New Jersey, who arriv€;d yesterday by the Tofua from the Islands, are at the Grand Hotel.

Mrs. Montgomery, who was until recently in charge of the physical recreation work at the Auckland Y.W.C.A., is now settled at Norfolk Island.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Shaw, of California, and Mr. and Mrs. Knight, of Virginia, U.S.A., were arrivals by the Tofua yesterday from Apia. They will proceed to Sydney by the Niagara later in the month.

Mrs. T. Russell, of St. Stephen’s Avenue, accompanied by Miss Meg Russell, Miss Eileen Nixon and Miss Audrey Bayly, will leave town next week for a motor tour of the South Island.

Guests at the Hotel Cargen include Mr. and Mrs. R. McFarlan, of Cincinatti; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lister, of Fiji; Mrs. and Miss McFetridge, of Queensland; Miss M. Thompson, of Marton; and Mrs. Jefcoate, of Christchurch.

Miss Wager, a graduate of Bedford College, arrived in Auckland to-day by the Ulimaroa from Sydney to take over her duties as director of physical instruction at the Auckland Y.W.C.A. Miss Faraday, who is a gTaduate of Liverpool College and has been engaged for the same purpose, arrived last week from London. Mr. and Mrs. F. Knight, Mrs. L. Crugier, and Mr. and Mrs. Lozier, of the United States; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shaw, of California: Mrs. A. Ott, Mrs. C. Cox, and Mrs. Staples, of Texas: Mrs. M. Harris and Mrs. M. Brokiv, of Jersey; and Mr. ancl Mrs. R. W. Batson, of Christchurch, are staying at the Royal Hotel.

ROWING CLUB DANCE

AT DEVONPORT The Foresters’ Hall at Devonport was gaily decked with pennants and streamers last evening for the dance that was held there by the North Shore Rowing Club. The proceeds, which were pleasing in their amount, are to be devoted to the regatta fund. Splendid dance music was provided by the Kit Kat Orchestra.

Line a kerosene-tin with stout paper and clamp it to the edge of the kitchen table. When peeling vegetables, the parings can be swept off the table into the tin. which is emptied when dinner has been prepared. This saves many trips to the garbage-can. When not in use, keep tin in the sunshine.

Ladies requiring toilet attention can rely on experienced service in cool, daylight, beautifully appointed rooms. Permanent waving, Marcel and water waving, tinting, staining, face massage (with ice packs), head treatment, etc. Stamford’s Salons, opposite “Herald” Office, Queen Street. Phone 42-189. 2

TENNIS “AT HOME

PARNELL ENTERTAINS OTHER CITY CLUBS

Yesterday afternoon a very successful “At Home” was held by the committee of the Parnell Tennis Club, at which about eight members from each of the other clubs in Auckland were entertained.

Progressive tennis was played during the afternoon, and prizes were won as follow:—A grade: Mrs. Halligan (Wellington) and Miss Marjorie Colebrook. B grade: Miss H. A. Schiska.