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Mrs. W. G. Pountney is a Hamilton visitor to Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Field, of Gis- I borne, arc at the Hotel Cargen. Mr. and Mrs. Chama, of Ilamil- j ton, are at the Central Hotel. Airs. Alan Bremner, of Hamilton, is j spending a short holiday in Auckland I Miss Margaret Duncan, of Herne j Bay, is on a visit to relatives in Dunedin. Miss J. Collins, of Wellington, is on a visit to Auckland, and is the guest of Mrs. F. White. * * * Mrs. D. Poison has returned to Auckland from a visit to Mrs. B. C. Wake, Hamilton. * * * Mrs. Damson Field, of Gisborne, is on a visit to Auckland, and is staying at Hotel Cargen. * * * The Hon. Mrs. Ralph Dane, who has been on a tour of New Zealand, is staying at Hotel Cargen. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Muir and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clare, of Gisborne, are staying at the Star Hotel. * # * Mrs. E. W. Friedlander, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera, returned from a visit to Sydney by the Niagara yesterday. Miss Daphne E. Watterson, of Symonds Street, is leaving today by the R.M.S. Tahiti for Durban, South Africa. Miss Anita Webster, of Shelly Beach Road, is leaving today by the Niagara on a tour of America, England and the Continent. * * * Miss Nan Monckton, who has been for the past year training at the Karitane Home in Wanganui, has returned to Hamilton. * * * Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Wilkinson, of Dunedin, and Mr. and Mrs. D A. Smith, of New York, are among the guests at tho Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Webster, Sarsfield Street, Herne Bay, leave today by the Niagara on a tour of America, England and the Continent. Mrs. and Miss R. McCarroll, of Me- ; Carroll’s Gap, North Auckland, arrived ! yesterday morning by the s.s. Niagara after an extended trip of the South Pacific Islands and Australia, and are leaving for Whangarei today. Two passengers by the Niagara, to attend the conference of tho Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association, to be held in San Francisco early in September, will be Miss Ethel Black, of Wellington, and Mrs. D. Lovell, of Hawera. They are both members of the Society of New Zealand Professional Floral Artists, and will represent New Zealand at the conference. * * # A lecture is to be given to the worqen of Auckland by Miss F. Duggan. D.C., of the Palmer School of Chiropractic, lowa, U.S.A., irf the concert chamber, Town Hall, this evening. The lecturer’s object is to introduce chiropractic as a profession for women. The efficacy of chiropractic in maternity cases and conditions characteristic to women will be discussed. WAIKATO NOTES Miss Hunter, who has been in charge of tho dental clinic at Cambridge since its inception, has left to take charge of the clinic at Shannon. Miss Dorothy Neely lias succeded Miss Hunter at the Cambridge clinic. BRIDGE PARTIES. Another very happy bridge afternoon was given for Miss Elsie Simmons on Thursday afternoon. The hostess was Miss Dell Yule. Miss Simmons was wearing a suit of daffodil yellow. Mrs. A. Yule wore figured taffeta, and Miss Yule’s frock was of flowered crepe de chine. Tho others present were: Mrs. Alan Matthews, Miss E. Norris, Miss N Valder, Miss B. Manning, Miss I. Taylor, Miss G. Hammond, Miss D. Clark, Miss N. Sergei, Miss K. Wilson, Miss V. Watts, Miss E. Ward, and Miss C. Chitty. * * * IN CAMBRIDGE. Mrs. J. W. Garland was hostess at tho party given on Wednesday by the Cambridge Badies’ Bridge Circle. Her drawing-room looked most attractive with spring flowers. She received her guests in a frock of black crepe do chine. Those present were: Mrs. Sawers. Mrs. R. Neely, Mrs. S. Lewis, Mrs. C'. Ludgate, Mrs. H. Nelson, Mrs. PorritL Mrs. li. Wilson, Mrs. E. Hart, Mrs. B Couper, Mrs. Nixon, Mrs. Innis Taylor. Mrs. W. Horne, Miss A. Gwynneth. Miss Brann, jind Alis 3 M. Hart. PARTY FOR GIRL GUIDE FUNDS A very enjoyable party was given on Thursday afternoon at her homo in Hillcrest' by Mrs. K. Cobbe. The party was given to raise more funds for the Executive of the South Auckland Division of the Girl Guides. A bright programme of competitions and recitations by Mrs. A. WGreen passed the time very quickly. Those present were Mrs. H. Toombs, Mrs. Vere Chitty, Mrs. H. Douglas. Mrs. J. A. Young, Mrs. R. Clark, Mrs H. Luxford, Mrs. T. Shaw, Mrs. Lock, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Tate, Mrs. W. Shaw, Mrs. Aitken, Mrs. R. O. Carey, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Nisget, Mrs. M. Gredex, Mrs. C. H. Holloway, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. AItamsay, Mrs. Forster, Mrs. H. Saunders, Mrs. Vercoe, Mrs. Leech, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. W. McNicol, Mrs. Maunwell. Mrs. E. M. Masters, Miss Vercoe, Miss Young, Miss Williamson, Miss Griffiths and Miss Scherer. * *i-- * BRIDGE AT LYCEUM CLUB On Friday evening the Bridge Committee of the Lyceum Club arranged a visiting bridge party for members in tho lounge. members present were: —Mrs. \\ D. Ross, Mrs. A. Beale, Mrs. A. E. Cox, Mrs. W. M, Coventry, Mrs. E. P. Cowles, Mrs A. Bevin, Mrs. Verrall, Mrs. E. Walders, Mrs. A. Speedy, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. England. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. A. H. Tompkins, Mrs. G. Seifert, Mrs. Hodgkinson, Mrs. L. E. Johnson, Mrs. 1-lovey, Mrs. Kollo, Mrs. Robinson, Airs. Blackmore, Mrs. Jenkinson, Mrs. R. A. Johnston, Airs. W. reen » Miss B De Renzy, Aliss A. AI. Bourke, Aliss O. Rowe, Aliss MRoss, Miss Hooker, Miss H. Firlh. Miss A. Drake, Miss G. Eggleston, and Miss D. Johnson.