IN Town AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 988, 3 June 1930, Page 4

IN Town AND OUT

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NOTES .Mrs. AV. C. Ring, of Ilinuera, is visit- • Ing Auckland. Mrs. Allan Bremner, of Hamilton, ; 's on a visit to Auckland. | Mrs. Arthur Young, of Wellington, is j staying at the Hotel Cargen. Mrs. W. H. Paton. of Christchurch, is staying at the Hotel Cargen. Miss Margaret Mears, of Hamilton, is spending a holiday in Auckland. Mrs. Clive Wathews is a Hamilton visitor to Auckland for the races. * * * Mrs. Max Friedlander, of Hamilton. is in Auckland for the races. Miss Fow Peake has returned to | Dunedin from a visit to Cambridge. Mrs. P. Quarter main, of Christchurch, is staying at the Hotel Cargen. j Miss D. Friedlander, who has been ; visiting Hamilton. has returned to Auckland. Miss Robin Lintott, of Fairview Road, Alount Eden, has returned from a visit to Dunedin. Miss Oakes, of Wellington, is on a. visit to Auckland, and is staying at the Hotel Cargen. Mrs. Geoffrey Blake, wife of Commodore Blake, is leaving today by the Niagara for England. Mrs. Von Stunner, of Auckland, is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. St. Clair, “Aicester,” Ranolf Street. Rotorua. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Harvey, who have been on a visit to Sydney, returned to Auckland yesterday by the Niagara. > Mrs. Nelson and Miss Nelson, of Glasgow, are on a visit to Auckland, and are staying at the Hotel Cargen. Mrs. S. C. Rathbone, of Wanganui, who is leaving for Canada today, is the guest of Mrs. F. L. Rathbone, Parnell. i Mrs. H. McKail Geddes, of Lucerne Road, Remuera, who has beeVi visiting her parents in Melbourne, returned yesterday by the Niagara. * * * Miss Bischoff, of Hawera, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Kingston Hull, of Waiuku. and is now visiting Mrs. Bischoff, Royal Oak, Auckland. DANCE PARTY BRIGHT SATURDAY EVENING FUNCTION t A very jolly party was held in the { Tower Tearooms on Saturday evening, j Among those present were: Miss Mavis j Kean, who wore white satin beaute; Miss : Audry Boyce, flame taffeta; Miss Esme \ Edwards, pink floral taffeta; Miss Esphir i Bury, apple green floral satin, with lemon j tulle yoke; Miss Olga Sonnnerville, black ; satin and red shoulder spray; Miss Gwen S Allen, lemon velvet and georgette; Miss j Sybil Glanse, apple green moire and neck , line of pink and green flowers; Miss ' Anita Sutherland, lime taffeta; Miss Ada \ Sommerville, old gold satin; Miss Madge IGowtb, figured green taffeta, large hip bow; Miss Dolly Mahon, green satin and tulle, edged with silver lace; Miss T. Stewart, lemon floral georgette; Miss j Grace Feek, rose pink and blue geori gette; Miss Madge Moulton, gold floral j taffeta. ENGAGEMENTS j An engagement is announced be- : tween lona, second daughter of Mr. and ‘ Mrs. R. B. Sim, of Mohaka, Hawke’s | Bay, and Geoffrey Seymour, second j son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Beale, of I Lake Road. Hamilton. \ An engagement is announced between J Lilian May, younger daughter of the | late Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hyde, of Wai- ■ toa, and Samuel, second son of Mr. • and Mrs. W. H. Bigwood, of Spring,l dale, Waitoa. [ The engagement is announced of ] Elsie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | T. Clotworthy, of Turua, to David. ■ eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. King, of ; Opotiki. 1 The engagement is announced of ;• Elnm Ruby Kneebone, only daughter ! of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kneebone, of Manu- ; rewa, to Richard Edward Bodle, eldest I son of Mr. arid the late Mrs. A. E. j Bodle. of Manurewa. ) The engagement is announced of j I Flo rice, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ; Pickering, of Glen Tui, Jessel Street, j Grey Lynn, to Matthew, only son of ; the late Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, formerly of Clj'debank, Glasgow, Scotland. ROTORUA NOTES Sister D. Mactier, of Haupapa Street, is leaving shortly by the Niagara for England. Mr. and Mrs. Blackwood, of Fenton Street, are leaving by the Niagara for ! England. Miss V. Steele, of Eurera Street, leaves by the Niagara for Suva, where she will stay for a month and then ' leave for U.S.A. Mrs. Westlake, of Te Puke, is visiting Rotorua and is staying at The Bungalow. Hinemoa Street. FAREWELL BRIDGE PARTY Miss Jean Pearce gave a progressive bridge party at her residence, Fenton Street, Rotorua, on Thursday evening in honour of M iss V. Steele, who is shortly j leaving on a trip to the United j States. j Mrs. A. Brown wore black georgette sand Miss J. Pearce received her guests ! wearing a pink beaded georgette frock and oriental bridge coat. The bridge and supper rooms were decorated with calendulas and chrysanthemums in autumn shades. The winners were: Miss J. Drummond, Mr. A. Rees-George and Mr. B. Duncan won the consolation prize. Among those present were: Misses J. Drummond, M. Cooney, V. Holland, M. Dannefaerd. L. Dannefaerd, Camp-bell-Johnson (Nelson), A'. Steele. J. Pearce and C. Holland. Messrs. F. Grove, L. Poole, F. Henry, A. Cooney. P. Webb, A. Rees-George, B. Duncan, j H. Duncan. *

BIRTHDAY PARTY i GREY LYNN CELEBRATION j An enjoyable evening was spent on ; Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. | Rickard, Stan more Road, Grey Lynn, ! to celebrate the birthday of her daughj ter Hazel. Mrs. Rickard received her guests wearing a navy and fawn crepe de chine ensemble. Miss Hazel Rickard wore an uneven hemline frock of flame taffeta. Among those present were: Miss Frances Rickard, floral crepe de chine with tiered skirt; Mrs. Smith, | black beaded georgette; Mrs. Williams, beige and cerise bengaline jumper suit: Miss Edna Donelly, bois de rose ring velvet, with diamente trimmings; Miss Joan Smith, tango satin; Miss Phyllis Gooch, cherry georgette and velvet; Miss Mavis Slater, gold silk net and petunia taffeta; Miss Alma Simmons, apple-green crepe de chine, with floral trimmings; Miss Jean McHwraitli, tangerine taffeta; j Miss Molly Warner, tinsel bodice with ! apple-green tulle skirt; Miss Grace Hunt, coral satin and georgette; Miss Doris Stone, embroidered black satin gown; Miss Kathleen Smith, nile green appliqued crepe de chine; Miss Hilda Davies, black embossed velvet and georgette.