HAMILTON NOTES

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 412, 21 July 1928, Page 21

HAMILTON NOTES

(From Our Own Correspondent.) HAMILTON, Friday. Mrs. Leon St. Roman is at present in Wellington, where she hopes to spend several weeks. Among the New Zealanders attending Derby week in England were Mrs. Wyvern Wilson and Miss Kathleen Wilson, of Hamilton. Alesdames Stevenson (Pahiatua). J. Mulliward (Wanganui), J. Cousin tWellington) and H. W. Reid (Dunedin) are at. the Hamilton Hotel. Mrs. Friar, of Kohimarama has been making a short visit to Hamilton. Mrs. ,J. Fraser Smith has returned f° Hamilton, where she intends spending some weeks. Mrs. A. McGregor, of Gisborne, is the guest of Mrs. A. J. Hargreaves in Claudelands. Miss E. Scherer leaves on Sunday’s Limited for a short holiday in Wellington. Miss Eileen Hill leaves Hamilton e arly in the week to live in Wellington with her parents. Mrs. Dobson, of Dunedin, who lias been visiting Mrs. Lacy Peake, of Haerini, has returned home, taking Miss Eleanor Peake back with her lor a holiday.

Mrs. Stuart, of Wellington, is the Suest of Mrs. J. Page. HOUSE-WARMING PARTY Thursday a very gay evening T l *# SD®nt when a number of their visited Messrs. X. Finlayson, '*• and W. McNickle in their 9*t At supper one of the guests. -Uss Eileen Hill, was the recipient of a very handsome farewell gift from the members of the party. Those Present were Mesdames Kent, JohnHartleet, Johnstone, Misses E. Hill, R. Johnstone, M. Rimmer. E. bcherer, M. Johnstone, N. Scherer, C. Lloyd, E. Modelev, M. Campbell, Marion Shaw, Margaret Shaw, Turner, L. Greville. BRIDGE PARTY On Thursday afternoon Mrs. C. Hume gave a most enjoyable party at her home in Whitiora. Her drawingroom was decorated with daphne and Primroses. Mrs. Hume was wearing a Sown of nigger -brown spun silk. The Prize for the highest score went to Mrs. Mears. Mrs. Stuart, of WellPolish up with •Radium ” Boots, floors nr Metals. Each the BEST. &av€ the Coupons. IS.

ington. won the prize for the hidden number. The guests were Airs. Guy Taylor. Airs. A Ward, Airs. F. Jolly, Airs. A. Beele. Airs. W. H. Hume, Airs. P. Stevens, Airs. P. Stewart, Mrs. E. J. Stewart, Airs. Stuart. Airs. E. Mears, Airs. B. ATeek. Airs. E. P. Cowles, Airs. B. Griffiths, Airs. J. Page and Mrs. H. Ferguson. WOMEN’S GUILD Yesterday afternoon the ladies of the Claudeland’s Guild held a most successful “Bring and Buy” afternoon, 'fhe stalls were well filled and the business very brisk. Among those present were Alesdames H. Valder, Hooker, It. 11. Shannon, H. T. Gillies, IT. Matthews, Course. Whitton, H. J. Baker. P. Russell, F. Snell, Walker, H. M. Baker, Hewlett, R. Clark, Corling, I toulden, S. Simmons, Speedy, Whitley, W. Tanner, Wilkins, Barnett, Rollo, Walders, Williams, Hodgson, Chesterman, Fords. Palmer, AJ. Ingram. Alclndoe, 11. Hammond. Taylor. Alessrs. Roby, Whitton, Aloore and Strong. SURPRISE PARTY On Alonday evening a very gay surprise party visited Ruakura Farm, the visitors appeared in fancy dress and a delightful evening was spent in dancing. The hostesses were Airs. Alunro and Mrs. Weatherley. Those present included Alisses G. Howlett, M. King, AI. Annett, D. Stevens. A. Graham, O. Lock, D. Parrish, G. O’Neill, P. Clevelcy, E. O'Neill, E. Roach, D. Howlett, R. Patterson. D. Pratt, F. Whitehouse. ❖ * * SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY Last evening the Shakespeare Society gave another very enjoyable reading in the Methodist school-room. The play chosen was “The Laughing Lady,” by Alfred Sulro. The parts and the readers were: Daniel Farr, K.C., was read by Air. W. Roustead; I lamilton Playgate by Air. E. Boulton; Sir Hector Colladine, D. 5.0., by Mr. H. D. Adams; Sir Harrison Peters, K.8.E., by Air. IT. Alorton: Lady Marjorie Colladine, by Aliss K. M. Gordon; Esmee Farr, by Airs. F. Bullock; Caroline Playgate, by Airs. KaberHarrison; Cynthia Dell, by Miss E. S. Bowie: Rose, by Aliss M. Houghton: Ellis, by Air. Eberi Wilson.