IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 630, 5 April 1929, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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NOTES ' Mrs. Harden, of Auckland, is visitj ing Wellington. Miss P. Hodgson, of Wellington, is ! visiting Auckland. Miss Muriel Barker is a visitor i from Wellington to Auckland. , Mrs. W. McPherson, of Morrinsville, j is visiting friends in Papatoetoe. ! Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Watson, of | Christchurch, are visiting Auckland. The Misses P. and X. McDonald, of ! Wellington, are staying in Auckland. : Mr. and Mrs. A. Hobbs, of Christ- ' church, are staying- at the Grand I Hotel. ; Mrs. Arthur Fleming of Otorohanga, lis the guest of Mrs. O’Halio, | n in I Taka puna. i Miss Anne Gilfillan, of Hamilton, is |in Auckland and will spend some I weeks here. Mrs. J. Macky, of Auckland,* is l visiting Palmerston Xorth for her j brother’s wedding. ! Mrs. Black, of Auckland, is in j Palmerston .North to attend the i Hanna —Guy wedding. k j Mrs. L. Walker, who has been stayj ing with Miss X. Roberts in Tauwhare, j has to Auckland. Mrs. H. Hanna, of Auckland, is in | Palmerston North to attend the | Hanna—Guy wedding to-day. j Mrs. Alison Greig lias returned to j Koval Court after spending a holiday ! with her parents in Xew Plymouth. j Miss Xanc3*e Hanna, of Auckland, i is a visitor to Palmerston Xorth for I her brother’s wedding to Miss Freda Guy. At the Central Hotel are Mr. and ; Mrs. L. E. Davidson, of Dargaville. and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Clinkard, of Well--J ington. i The Misses P. Coleman, L. Stevens : and I. Goebel, of Hunterville, have re- ! turned home after spending Easter in I Auckland. Miss Marjorie McKelvy, of Auckland, is visiting Feilding for the polo j festivities and is the guest of Mrs. ! E. E. Short. i Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Clothier, of THillcrest.” Claudelands, Hamilton, are spending a short holiday with relatives at Remuera. * * * J Miss Eileen Edwards, of Mount Eden, land Miss Gwen McCiuskey, .of Mairj town, Whamgarei, are the guests of j Mrs. D. Bradley, “Berescourt,” Te i Rapa. I Mr. and Mrs. S. Alleman and Miss 1 Mildred Alleman, of Xew Plymouth, who were in Auckland for the wedi ding of Mr. Surrey Alleman, have reI turned home. * * * Mrs. V. Donaldson, who lias been j elect g' to the board for the north ward i of the rural area, which seat was ■ made vacant by the death of Mr. J. j D. Mackenzie, was welcomed at the meeting of the Auckland Education Board this morning. Mr. A. Burns, the chairman, assured Mrs. Donaldson that she would receive every assistance from the board members and staff. Mrs. X. E. Ferner and Mr. R. Hoe expressed similar sentiments. FANCY DRESS DANCE The annual fancy dress ball of the Swanson Cricket Club was held in the Swanson Hall on Saturday last, when some very pretty and original di'esses were worn. The children’s section was particularly good. Bright music was supplied by the Snappy Six Orchestra under the eonductorship of Mr. Webber. The following is the list of the prize-winners: Children's Section Original.—Nellie Vesey, as Gramlnia, 1 ; Douglas Alderson, King of Hearts, 2: Allison Robertson. Geisha Girl, 3. Comical: Teddy Taylor, White Mouse. Adults Section Original.—Miss Evie Taylor, Hula Girl, 1 ; Air. Allan Taylor, Russian Dancer and Mr. C. D. Perris, Red Indian, equal, 2. Comical: Miss Louie Vesey, Charlie Chaplin. I ; Mr. Douglas Thorpe, Darky Joe, 2; Air. Leslie Eagleton, Sing Sing, 3.

EVENING AT Y.W.C.A. OPENING OF WINTER SEASON To mark the opening or' the winter season for the various Y.W.C.A. clubs, an informal entertainment was given in the Y.W.C.A. building last evening. The programme started with community singing, led by Miss Jean Begg, the general secretary, and then several playlets, some of which were original, were presented. The Campers, the Hostel, the Winowna, the Tres Bon and the Areta Clubs each gave a performance, and Miss Jean Begg gave an address on the value of club work and the opportunities that it gave for selfdevelopment and the development of the powers of leadership. Finally, a demonstration of gymnastic work was given and Miss Cramond spoke on the subject of health education.