IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 570, 24 January 1929, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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NOTES Mrs. Noonan! of Takapuna, is holij (laying in Tauranga. j Mrs. W. A. Olive, of Matangi, is at j The Mount, Tauranga. Mr. arid Mrs. T. S. Cray, of Cambridge, are visiting Auckland. Mrs. John Cook, of Auckland, is visiting her son at Rangiriri. * * * Miss Janet Clarkson has returned to Remuera from a visit to Russell. Miss Robin Lintott has returned . to town from a holiday at Masterton. Miss E. Collins, of One Tree Hill, Auckland, is at present in Tauranga. * * * Mrs. Dewsbury, of Auckland, is the j guest of Mrs. A. C. Reed, in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Reece, of To Arolia, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Turner, of Sydney, are j j at the Central. I Miss Peggie McLuckie, of Auckland. : iis the. guest of Mrs. C. J. Redwood. ,’ i Claudelands. ! Miss Win Gillespie has returned to Auckland from a holiday visit to Christchurch. Miss Sweet, of Remuera, who has been visiting Tauranga, has returned to Auckland. Mrs. Chapman and Miss Molly Chapman, of Christchurch, have taken a house at Thorne’s Bay. Mi’s. J. D. Smith, of .Hamilton, has returned to her home after a holiday at The Mount, Tauranga. Miss Betty Jackson, of Remuera, who lias been spending a holiday in Russell, has returned home. Sir Byron and Lady Peters, of London, arrived from Okoroire last evening. They are staying at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Grainger, of Syd- . ney and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Alison, of Waiheke, are staying at the Hotel Car gen. Miss Dorothy Hoskin. of Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. Hawkins, of Hamilton, while she is visiting Thornton's Bay, Thames Coast. * v Miss M. Boyce, of Cambridge, after a visit, to Takapuna, spent a few days with friends in Tauranga before returning to Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Wells, of Tauranga, who have been spending a holiday with Mrs. Penty in Remuera. will visit Hamilton before .returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Sherriff, of Rotorua, Mrs. Perrin, of Jersey. Mrs. B. A. Wells and Miss E. Wells, of Sydney, Mrs. V. B. Prentice, of Sydney, and Miss Thomas, of Christchurch, are guests at the Royal Hotel. Staying at the Grand arc- Mr. and i Mrs. ]tl. T. Palmer, of Marlborough. Major and Mrs. H. L. Armstrong, of England, Mr. and Mrs. Fitcftett, of Dunedin. Mrs. Elliott, of Palmerston Xorth. Miss O. de Havilanch of London, and Miss M. and Miss E. Cheetham, of Sydney. HAMILTON NOTES (From Our uum Cor respondent) Mrs. S. Ward is a visitor to Hamilton. Mrs. J. Hay, of Cambridge, is a visitor to Xapier. Miss E. Simmons returned to Hamilton after a visit in Te Awamutu, Miss Hunter has* returned to Cambridge after the annual summer holiday. Mrs. Magnus Johnson has returned to Hamilton from a holiday at the beach. Miss Alix Strachan lias returned to Wanganui from a visit to Xgaruawahia. * * * The Misses Cooke, of .Dunedin, are the guests of Mrs. P. R. Stewart. Hamilton. Miss Frances Pea cocke, who has been visiting in Hawke's Bay, has returned home. Mrs. C. L. MacDiurmid lias returned to Hamilton from a holiday at the Thames Coast. Miss Anne Gilfillan has returned from a holiday spent at the Queen Charlotte Sounds. Mrs. W. Shirer and Mrs. W. F. S hirer are the guests of Mrs. A. M. Bisley, Hamilton. * * * Mrs. J. D. Smith and family have returned to Hamilton from a holiday at. The Mount, Tauranga. ' Mrs. M. Maning and her daughter, I I of Hamilton, are spending a holiday 1 at Paraparaumu, Wellington. I Mrs. H. Caro has left for Welling- ’ ton, where she will spend a few days | before going on to Christchurch, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Ballin. Miss Gladys de Haviland arrived in Hamilton yesterday morning and will continue her trip to Auckland, from wheer she wil sail for Sydney. Miss Armstrong will shortly leave Cambridge to take up a position at Te< Arawa, near East Cape. She will be greatly missed in Cambridge, especially in tennis circles, as she is one of the best players in the local club. * * * ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of j Thelma Pauline, only daughter of Mr. i and Mrs. A. Sentch. of Waipu, to : Thomas Charles, only son of Mr. and j Mrs. T. A. Dudley, Hamilton. * The engagement is announced of Violet Marjorie, daughter of Mr. and Mi-s. T. J. Smith, Warwickshire, England, to Robert Cubitt, second son of .Air. and Mrs. R. D. Duxfield. of Horotiu.

Among those recently staying at "The Bungalow,” Russell, were Mrs. Me Masters. Mrs. Menzies, Mrs. Worthington. Mrs. Ernest, and Mr. and Mrs. Beasley, Auckland, Mr. and Mrs. Pickwick, of China, Mrs. and Miss Grant. Auckland, Mr. and Mrs. W. Gow, Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. Howell,Wellington, Miss Elliott and Miss Armstrong, Auckland, Miss Knight, of China, Mrs. Drummond, Whangarei, Mrs. May, Ohaewai, Mr. J. F. Montague. Auckland, Mr. Hewitt, Wellington, Mr. H. Marshall. Auckland, Mr. Harrington, Wellington.

DEPARTING MEMBER TENNIS PRESENTATION ! Members of the John Court, Ltd., tennis club made a presentation on Saturday to Miss Jean Taylor, one of the members who is leaving for Taraj naki. Mr. P. Hall, the club captain, presented Miss Taylor with a gold founj tain pen and pencil. Miss Taylor, who was a mistress at 1 the Grammar School, has accepted a position on the staff of the New Ply--1 mouth Girls’ .High School. The J.C.L. Club plays on two courts granted to it by Mr. John Court, of Hamilton Road, Ponsonby. TEMPERANCE MEETING i Mrs. Lee Cowie was the speaker at i a home meeting at the residence of | Mrs. Rasper, Turner Street, of the i Young People’s Christian Temperance * Union. Mrs. Cowie referred to the good work for the temperance movement of Lady Henry Somerset, Miss Frances Willard and Mr. Raper. Two new members were initiated. Songs were sung by Mrs. Kasper and the Misses Evans and McCulley. Miss Raw gave a pianoforte solo and Miss Geary a recitation.