IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 965, 7 May 1930, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

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NOTES Mrs. W. Sotham, of Timaru, is on a visit to Auckland. Miss D. Friedlander lias returned to Auckland from a visit to Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hollinrake left by the Aorangi yesterday on a trip abroad Mrs. do Renzy and Miss Linda <se Renzy returned by the Makura yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Burgess, of Coromandel, are staying at the Central Hotel. Mrs. G. 11. Humphreys-: Davies, of Waikato, left yesterday on a trip abroad. Mrs. W. Jackson, of Epsom, is staying with her sister, Mrs. E. Jackson, of Mdrrinsville . Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wynne, of Wellington, are among the guests at the Star Hotel. Mrs. D. R. Caldwell, of Cambridge, is on a visit to Auckland, and is staying at the Grand Hotel. Mrs. Alec Russell, is a Melbourne visitor to Auckland, and is staying at the Grand Hotel, Miss M. Skinner, of Wellington, is on a visit to Auckland, and is staying at Hotel Stonehurst. Miss M. J. Denniston, of Christchurch, left Auckland yesterdaj r by the Aorangi for a trip abroad. Mrs. J. G. Coates, who has been in Auckland for several days, left this morning for Dargaville. Mrs. Tweed, of Wellington, and Miss Roma Towle, of Auckland, leave for a visit to South Africa on Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Caro, of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hetchman, of Napier, are at the Hotel Cargen

Miss E. M. le Templier, of London, who has been visiting New Zealand, left on her return to England yester-

Lady Hunter and Miss Betty Hunter, ot Wellington, are on ti visit to Auckland, and are staying at the Grand Hotel.

_ Mr. and. Mrs. W. 8,. Leyland. of FI erne Bay, who have been on a visit to Australia, returned yesterday by tlio Makura.

Mrs. Reynolds, wiio Has been visiting her mother, Mrs. E. G. Uanan, of Morrinsville, hais returned to her home at Kaitaia, North Auckland.

Mrs. A. Smith, of Napier, who left by the Aorangi. will spend the winter in Honolulu. Miss E. Gillies, her sister accompanied her as far as Auckland. ’

Lady Hunter and Miss Betty Hunter of Wellington, Mr. and Mrs. C. Russed, of Melbourne, and Mr. and Mrs. I>. R. Caldwell, of Cambridge, are staying at the Grand Hotel.

WAIKATO NOTES

Mrs. G. Woolley, who lias been a visitor to Hamilton, has returned to her home in Whangarei. Miss Gladys Drew, of Hawera, is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. Griffiths, in Claudelands. Mrs. V. Tanfield, who lias been visiting Wellington, has returned to Glen Massey. Mrs. Hewitt and Miss Audrey Hewitt, of Cambridge, are on holiday at the Mount, Tauranga. Mrs. J. A. M. Clachan has returned to Hamilton from a visit to Masterton. Mrs. T. Jackson has returned to Glen Massey from several months at Westland. BIRTHDAY PARTY On Friday evening, Mrs. G. A. Hurd-Wood gave a very jolly party to celebrate the 21st birthday of , her young guest, Miss Pat de Vere Hunt, of Auckland. Mrs. Hurd-Wood was in a frock of black georgette with diamente ornament. Miss Hunt's pretty georgette lrock was of coral pink embroidered fn pastel tones. The guests were entertained with competitions and games. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Tuke (Taupiri), Mr. and Mrs. Farrington, Mr. and Mrs. F. V Pilling, Mrs. Gannaway. Mrs. C. Noble (Auckland), Mrs. O. R. Farrar, Miss FI unt, Miss FI. Chi tty. Miss C. Chitty, Miss M. Chitty, Miss G. Cussen. Miss M. Clayton-Green, Miss E. Ward, Miss D. Yule, Miss T. Monckton, Miss A. Peacock, Miss M. Gillies, Miss B. Manning, Miss Pulliam.

AUCKLAND WEST OBSTETRICAL APPEAL FUND

The Auckland West branch of the obstetrical appeal a'dvises that its appeal is now completed. The total receipts!, including a donation of £ 5 5s from Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Leyland, of llerno Bay, are £3 39 7s Cd.

AUCKLAND EX-SERVICE WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION ENTERTAINS AT PARTY

FAREWELL TEA AT TUDOR ROOM Members of the Auckland ExService Women's Association held a tea party at the Tudor Tea Room yesterday afternoon to bid farewell to Mrs. Wrigley and Mrs. Hogge, who are leaving for England on May 20. On their arrival they were presented with bouquets of autumn-shaded flowers. of members, who assisted at their stall on Poppy Day, were also entertained. Among those present were:—Mrs. H. L. Gould, president. Mrs. Basil Woods. Mrs. Shannon (Cambridge), Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Preston-Thomas, Mrs. E Ormheim, Airs. G. Garlick, Mrs. Emptage. Mrs. Vnl Stocker, Airs. Ranfurly Smith, Arrs. Blampied. Airs. C. Smith, Airs. F. Webster, Atiss Stubington, Aliss G. Luxford, Aliss AT. Calders. ATiss Heath Slator, Aliss E. Ernest, Aliss Teape.

SYDNEY VISITORS ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE AND TEA

MRS. J. GLANCE IS HOSTESS AT ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON Mrs. J. Glance, of Herne Bay, was hostess at an enjoyable bridge afternoon held at the J.C.L. tearooms, yesterday afternoon, in honour of Mrs. S. Rosenthal and the Misses Rosenthal, of Bellvue Hill, Sydney, who are the guests o* Mrs. J. S. Emanuel, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera. The tables were decorated with chrysanthemums in autumn shades. Airs. Glance received the guests wearing a brown fur coat over a frock of fawn georgette and a hat to match. Airs. Rosenthal was in a navy satin ensemble with a navy hat and furs. Aliss S. Rosenthal wore a java brown satin ensemble and brown bat. Aliss XT. Rosenthal chose a brown orange gown with a hat to tone. Airs. J. S. Emanuel was in a suit of bottle-green and sable furs. Among those present were:—Airs. A. Emanuel, Mrs. S. Tolak, Airs. C. Goldstein, Airs. I. J. Goldstein, Mrs. At. Goldstein, Airs. G. Green. Airs. M. Robinson, Airs. S. Kay, Mrs. S. Pizaro, Mrs. G. Pizaro, Airs. S. Reynolds, Airs. D. Bookman, Aliss J. Bookman.

HIGH TARIFF ON LIPSTICK SUGGESTED BY CIVIC LEAGUE

UNEMPLOYMENT DISCUSSED A well-attended meeting of the Civic League held last evening in the Y.W.C.A. was presided over by Alts. Kenneth Gordon. Five-minute papers upon unemployment, and suggestions for coping with it, were read by some of the members It was acknowledged a universal problem, not confined to any particular country, and the point was stressed that it was not a question for party politics, but one to be dealt with from a national point of view. It was suggested that a high tariff should be put upon lipstick, and mention was made of the huge amount that was being exported from a European country.

ENJOYABLE CONCERT

INMATES OF COSTLEY HOME ENTERTAINED BY MEMBERS OF HOSPITAL AUXILIARY

On Monday evening the Onehunga branch of the Auckland Hospital Auxiliary provided another of their monthly programmes of music and entertainment to the inmates of the Costley Home at Green Lane.

Miss Mary Thomson was responsible for the very excellent programme on this occasion, which consisted of songs given by Mesdames Hobday and Sykes, Alaster Kirkham, the Royal Oak Alale Quartette, Messrs. McDougall, Telford, Kirkwood and Walker. Humorous Scottish songs and stories by Air. John McDougall; pianoforte trio by Misses Hobday, ITay and Clarke; violin solos, Aliss Daphne Higham; also a playette entitled, “Having Her Own Way,” by Misses Thomson, Lang and Minnear, Airs. Bilton, Aliss Thomson. Air. Hollinrake officiated at the piano. The singing of the “National Anthem” and “Auld Lang Syne” concluded a very enjoyable time for the old folk and friends present.

BADMINTON CLUB TO BE FORMED AT NORTHCOTE

INTERESTING EXHIBITION Tliere was a large attendance of parishioners and Sunday School scholars of St. John the Baptist, Anglican, Church, Northcote. in the Parish Hall, when members of the Parnell Club gave an interesting exhibition of Badminton. The Alisses Millar and. Alessrs. Southon, Alartin, Philson, Langguth participated in mixed doubles and singles. The vicar, the Rev. F. W. Wilkes, officiated as referee. At the conclusion of the exhibition the vicar announced that a meeting would bo held on Thursday evening for the formation of a club.

THE MAYORESS AND WOMEN’S ORGANISATIONS TO WELCOME LADY BLEDISLOE

A reception to welcome her Excellency Lady Bledisloe is to be held by the Mayoress and women’s organisations of Auckland in the Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon, May 20. The same plan of organisation will be followed as was carried into effect with the farewell to Lady Alice Fergusson. Cards may bo obtained from Airs. AlcXqJr (secretary), or from the Y.W.C.A. A very large attendance is expected, and these should be applied for as soon as possible.

CAMBRIDGE WEDDING

BRIDE WEARS PERIOD GOWN OF IVORY MOIRE YOSPER—CROWTHER A wedding of much interest in the district was celebrated in Cambridge on Thursday evening at St. Andrew's Anglican Church, when Helen Jessie, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Crowther, of Cambridge, was married to Charles Gordon, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Vosper, of Dingley Dell, Cambridge. The Rev. Air. Strong, assisted by Archdeacon Bell, performed the ceremony. The bride had chosen a charming period frock of ivory moire, embroidered in diamente, the full skirt falling with uneven hem from the close-fitting bodice. The long tulle veil was encircled with orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of pink roses ana white chrysanthemums.

The two bridesmaids, Aliss Betty Crowther, sister of the bride, and Aliss Wilma Plumer. of Auckland, cousin of the bride, were in frocks of autumn shaded georgette with long frilled skirts. Their felt liats were deep amber in tone and trimmed with tulle. They carried bouquets of blending autumn flowers.

Air. Keith Reynolds was best man. and Air. Neville Souter groomsman. After the ceremony Air. and Airs. Crowther entertained their guests at their home. Airs. Crowther was in a flowered taffeta in autumn tones. Airs. Vosper wore a black crepe de chine frock., with a fur coat and black haf The guests were:

Air. and Airs. 11. Hammond, Air. and Airs. Keeble (Auckland), Mr. and ATrs. C. B. Plumer (Auckland), Air. and Airy. \V. Garrett (Auckland). Air. and Airs. E. Hickson (Auckland), Air. W. Crowther. Air. Cliff Crowther (Auckland), Air. and Mrs. F. W. Vosper, Air. and Airs. 17. Alartyn, Air. and Airs. J. Ambury, Miss N. Garrett, Aliss AT. Garrett (Auckland). Miss G. Alartyn. Aliss G. Ambury, Aliss L. F earn ley (Auckland), Aliss A. Nelson, Aliss AI. Collins, Aliss AI. Short, Aliss J. Oouper, lMiss Clemow, Aliss Banks, Aliss Pickering, Aliss AlcFherson, Aliss Gwynneth, Aliss A. Brown, Aliss AI. Souter Miss R. Souter, Miss AI. Taylor, Miss V. Garland, Air. and Airs. G. ALills, Air. and Mrs. C. Alorgan, Air. and Airs. H. Brock, Air. and Airs. R. Buttle (Auckland), Air. and Airs. Fearnley (Auckland), Airs. A. Dodd (North Auckland), Air. and Airs. ►Segar Buckland (Gisborne), Air. and Airs. S. Austin Carr (Auckland), Air. and Airs. L. Kay (Auckland), Mr. and Airs. N. Banks, Air. and Airs. J. Banks, Air. and Mrs. S. Banks. Mr. and Airs. T. AluUaughlin (Auckland), Mr. and Airs. E. C Firth (Auckland), Air. and Airs. Innes Taylor, Air. and Mrs. Blennerhassett. Air and Airs. A. Bachelor, Air. and Airs, c Meredith, Air. and Airs. ‘F. Reccombt* (Auckland), Air. and Airs. B. Couper, Air. and Airs. Ludgate, Air. and Airs. R. Hannon, Air. and Airs. Rush, Air. and AI % M. Garland, Air. and Airs. AI. Wells, Air. and Airs. A. Samuel, All's. C. Peake. Airs. L. Peake, Airs. FI. Gorrie (Auckland), Airs. Soutpr, Airs. Pickering, Mrs. Sampson, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Short, Air. Wyatt, Air. A. Boyce, Airs. T. Firth (Auckland), Air. Hatrick, Air. Wyn Brown, Air. T. Pickering, Air. T. Sampson, Air. L. Carr.

GIRLS’ DIVISION OF NAVY LEAGUE

FIRST FUNCTION OF SEASON Mrs. Ifwersen, president of the girls’ division of the Auckland branch of the Navy League, was hostess at the first dance for the season held -Fn the League Rooms. Customs Street, last evening. The hall was attractively decoratea for the occasion with streamers, flags and bowls of autumn-coloured chrysanthemums. Mrs. Ifwersen was gowned in black crepe de soio with corsage spray of orchids. Among those present were:— Aliss Dorothy Newton, who wore leaf georgette; Airs. Bradbury, beaded °- pink georgette; Miss Elsie Jennings, ivory ring velvet; Aliss Clyde If"'fjsen, ivory satin faille; Aliss Joyce Dickey, palest pink frilled georgette; Miss Ida Vella, apricot ninon; Aliss Una Slater, powder blue' satin with velvet trimming; Miss Li. Dighton, gentian blue georgette with silver top; Aliss I. Jennings, pinkvelyet with silver trimmings; Miss C. Craig, prin temps satin merle; Miss B. Craig, larkspur blue georgette; Aliss AI. Hoare, black chiffon velvet; Aliss E. Kelly, powder blue satin; Aliss J. Ogilvie, patterned ring velvet; Miss Hicks, pale green georgette; Aliss Brain, black secjui lined frock; Miss Ward, cream fishnet; Aliss IT. Ogilvie, cream satin: Mi.ss E. AlcNeil, phlox pink georgette; Miss F. Tapper, leaf green taffeta; Aliss Eva Warren, flame satin beaute; Aliss Hilda Dickey, jade green georgette; Aliss Rita Booth, forget-me-not blue and silver. Aliss Noel Dickey, duchess shot taffeta with piuk shoulder spray; Aliss Cashin, cream frilled satin; Miss Kelly, anklelength frock of green georgette; Aliss Rotherham, flowered ninon: Aliss J. Ovenden, apricot crepe de chine; Aliss Alackay, cerise georgette; Aliss D. Denize, cameo pink georgette; Atiss Hicks, cardinal red satin beaute; Aliss Alona Boyd, moonlight blue and silver: Aliss Rita Smith, peach georgette and lace; Aliss AI. Evenden. rose georgette and silver; Miss AT. Lepper, mauve shot taffeta; Aliss At. Grange, sky blue ninon; Miss Kearin, black sequinned frock: Aliss Moore-Jones, silver lame.

SOCIAL EVENING

ST. JOHN’S GIRLS’ CLUB PRESENTATION MADE Airs. Teasdale, president, presided at the St. John’s Girls’ Club social on Alonday evening, when there was a large attendance. Reference was made during the evening to the approaching marriage of one of the club’s most popular members, Aliss Linda Bray, and the president presented her with a set of silver afternoon teaspoons with the members’ good wishes for her future happiness. The gift was suitably acknowledged by Miss Bray. Alusical items were contributed by Alisses Dunkley, B. Bowden and P. North, and a recitation by Atiss G. .Tty burn. Competitions were won by Aliss B. Green and Airs. B. F. Alorris.

PRESENTATION AND FAREWELL SOCIAL TO HOLIDAY-MAKER

Prior to her departure on a holiday visit to England, Airs. S. D. Fade, wife of the secretary of the Lodge, was entertained by the members of Loyal Pupuke Lodge, 1.0.0. F. AI.U. (Takapuna). A jwesentation of a handsome travelling rug was made to Sister Fade by the N.G.. Bro. W. Cook. In doing so, he paid a tribute to the good work she had done since the founding of the branch some six years ago. He said that the good wishes of all members went with her on her trip. An enjoyable social evening followed, items being given by Airs. W Lawrence and the Alisses Johnson (2). Wrigley and Brown, and Alessrs. Dawson, Cook and Patterson.

A HARMONY OF PINK AND BLUE

PRETTY PUTARURU WEDDING HARTLEY—MAUNDER At St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Putaruru, recently, the marriage was celebrated of Ida Helen, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Maunder. of Piarere, to Joseph Glessel, youngest son of Mr. and Airs. I. J. Hartley, of Okuiawai, Taranaki. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Air. Atkey. Given away by her father, the bride woro an ankle-length frock of ivory cheni’.’3 taffeta. Her veil of embroidered silk tulle was held in place with a coronet of orange blossoms, and she carried a shower bouquet of white and pink dahlias and chrysanthemums, with maidenhair fern. The bride was attended by her two sisters, Aliss Lucy and Aliss Margaret Alaunder, who wero gowned respectively in shell pink and sky-blue satin, with pointed skirts, an head-dresses of tulle to tone with their frocks.

They carried bouquets of pink and yellow dahlias and chrysanthemums. Mr. Richard Alaunder. brother of the bride, was best man, and Air. R. Bishop was groomsman.

After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents, where Airs. Alaunder received the guests in a rose de barri wool crepe de chine frock, and carried a bouquet of autumn shaded flowers.

In the evening a dance was held in the Piarere school hall.

A BOUQUET OF WHITE ROSES AND CHRYSANTHEMUMS

SETTERS—CORBETT The marriage took place recently at All Saints’ Church. Ponsonby, of Eva, fourth daughter of Air. and Airs. Edward Corbett, of Ponsonby, and Samuel, second son of Air. and Airs. Setters, of the Crescent, Birkenhead. The Rev. AI. Averill performed the ceremony and Dr. Philps presided at the organ. The bride, who was given away by her brother-in-law. Air. C. Anderson, wore a dainty frock of ivory georgette with a flared uneven hem caught with orange blossoms and a tulle bow on the hip. Her veil of silk net, embroidered in silver, was arranged on the head with a circlet of orange blossoms, and she carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums and roses. Aliss Alillicent Craner was bridesmaid and wore a frock of pale pink georgette with a long uneven hemline. Sho wore a headdress of tulle to match and carried a bouquet of pink chrysanthemums. The little flower girl was Ida Setters, niece of the bridegroom, wearing a frock of pale green crepe de chine with a tulle headdress in the same shade. She carried a gold basket of pale pink chrysanthemums. The bridegroom was attended by Air. Jack Setters as best man. After the ceremony a reception was held at Buchanan’s Tea Rooms, Symonds Street, where Mrs. E. Corbett received the guests in a brown floral satin beaute frock and a black hat. Airs. Setters wore a frock of black georgette relieved with fawn, and black hat.

MANUREWA BRIDE WEARS BEAUTIFUL HAND-PAINTED GOWN

WILSON—HALLIWELL

The marriage of Ellen Alona, elder daughter of Air. and Airs. P. Halliwell, of Alanurewa. to David Hartley Cyril, elder son of Air. and Airs. D. Wilson, of Alount Eden, was celebrated at St. Barnabas’ Church, Alount Eden, recently. The Rev. W. C. Wood, of Papakura, performed the ceremony and Air. Trevor Sparling played the wedding music.

The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a frock of ivory georgette hand-painted in a floral design of silver, mauve and pink. The skirt, which was very full, dipped to the ankles at the back and a large tulle bow was worn on one hip. Her ivory tulle veil was held in position on the head with a Juliet cap of silver lace caught at either side with orange blossom, and she carried a shower bouquet of white flowers.

The chief bridesmaid. Aliss Ivy Halliwell, wore a frock of lemon moire taffeta, with a ruclied bodice and a long uneven hem, the skirt being embroidered in pastel shades of silk in a floral design. Aliss Ruth Dugraore also attended as bridesmaid and wore a frock of salmon pink crepe de chine with a large pink tulle hip bow. Both maids wore picture felt hats bound with ruched ribbon and carried bouquets to tone with their frocks.

The bridegroom was attended by Air. Ronald Wilson as best man and Air. Eric Bayley was groomsman. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Domain Kiosk, where Airs. Halliwell received her guests wearing a frock of beige georgette and lace, with a fawn felt hat, and carried a bouquet of autumn-tinted flowers. Airs. Wilson wore a navy blue marocain frock with hat to tone. She carried a bouquet of red flowers.

ENGAGEMENTS

The engagement is announced of Hazel, second daughter of Air. and Airs. S. C. Alacky, of Paterangi, to Eric Shortland, second son of Air. and Airs. W. H. Bell, of Pirongia.

The engagement is announced of Ruby Alatilda, second/laughter of Air. and Airs. A. H. Steele, of Buckland, to Cedric Gordon, youngest son of Air. •and Airs. Furmage, of Patumahoe.

The engagement is announced of Rona Pearl, eldest daughter of Air. J. Aloore and the late Airs. Aloore, of Cambridge Road, Tauranga, to Albert William, second son of Air. and Airs. J. Hubert, of Waihou.