IN TOWN AND OUT

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1037, 30 July 1930, Page 4

IN TOWN AND OUT

SOCIAL NEWS

NOTES

Mrs. C. Lawford, of Remuera, 5s visiting Ilotorua. * * * * Mrs. D. CT. Whitwell is an Auckland visitor to Wellington. Miss Joan Robertson, of Parnell, has left for a visit to Scotland. * * * Miss Mabel Jackson, of Remuera, is cm a short visit to Wellington. Miss Alison ITuie, of Parnell, is visiting friends in Christchurch. * * * Dr. and Mrs. Ewart, of Invercargill, s. staying at the Hotel Cargen. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Holdsworth, of Poverty Bay, are at the Grand Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. P. Williams, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Baine, of Paeroa, arc at the Albert Hotel. m * * Mrs. M. M. Simpson, Wadestown, Wellington, returned by the Limited on Monday evening. Mrs. C. A. Whitney, of Victoria Avenue, Remuera, left by the Niagara yesterday for a visit to Honolulu. * «t» u Mr. and Mrs. G. Manson, of Taumarunui. and Miss M. Barry, of Hamilton, are among the guests at the Royal Hotel. • • * Miss Rita Cornaga, of Parnell, has left for a short holiday in Gisborne, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Henry Harris. * * * Miss Betty Beadel, of Christchurch, who has been the guest of Miss Janet Clarkson, Remuera, leaves for the South this evening. * * * Mrs. Raphael, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Friedlander, leaves this week for her home in Perth, and will be accompanied by Miss Doris Friedlander. * * * Mrs. M. Taylor, of Wellington, left vesterday by the Niagara for Canada t. visit her daughter, Miss Lyra Taylor, who is an officer of the Family Welfare Association in Montreal. Miss Taylor was formerly a solicitor ir) Wellington.

Birkenhead Dance

SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION IS | ARRANGED IN AID OF UN- 1 | EMPLOYMENT DISTRESS 1 i JOINT ORGANISERS A very successful dance, organised by Mrs. W. B. Dar'ow and Mrs. J. Gracie, to raise funds for the unemployed, was held in the Foresters’ Hall, Birkenhead, last evening. The hall was a gay scene with decorations of coloured streamers and punga ferns, and the dance music supplied by the “Merry Makers” Orchestra was greatly appreciated. Mrs. W. B. Darlow wore a frock of lemon georgette and gold lace, and Mrs J Gracie was wearing a mauve taffeta frock. Among those also present included; The Mayoress of Birkenhead, Mrs. J. P. MePhail, who was wearing a black satin frock; Mrs. Tothill, cyclamen lame and gold lace; Mrs. A. Clow, midnight blue crepe de chine and lace; Airs. Mills, black beaded georgette; Airs. Osborne, cinnamon satin and lace; Airs. Fred Let's, white satin beaute and georgette, with shoulder posy; Airs. J. Gulley, saxe blue satin with silver trimmings; Airs. Atay, mist pink crepe de chine; Airs. W. Neech, black satin; Airs. Queenin, black silk lace over satin beaute; Mrs. A. Wilkins N saxe blue lace and georgette. Airs. E. Taylor, in a frock of apricot satin; Airs. S. Osborne, black lace; Miss D. Powell, pale blue satin; Alias Rene Taylor, coral satin; Aliss V. Town, duckegg blue satin and net, relieved with dinmente; Aliss N. Yellands, mauve taffeta; Aliss E. Wilkins, sea-green lace and chiffon; Aliss Crombie, midnight blue georgette; Miss M. Sutcliffe, apricot satin betute; Aliss I. Dodd, shell pink taffeta and lace; Aliss J. Dodd, black satin relieved with dlamentc; Aliss 13. Stayte, blue lace and stiver; Aliss S. Ogden, sequin frock; Miss G. Cook, rose pink silk lace; Miss M. Blackledge, shell pink georgette.