SOCIAL NOTES

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 62, 6 December 1930, Page 15

SOCIAL NOTES

Town and Country

Miss Rawlinson, who has returned from a visit abroad, wag the guest of Mrs.-A. Guscott, Wanganui, on her way to New Plymouth. Mesdames W. IP., Jarvic, 11. G. SkCct, J. Blennerhassett, and Ven. Archdeacon CreedMeredith, visited Patea recently to play a challenge mutch for the McLeod Cup. Mrs. Dynes Fulton, Hamilton, is the guest of Mrs. N. Fulton, St. John’s Hill, Wangapui, ■ Mrs. F. Reed returned to Wanganui this week from Sydney. . , , Mrs. A. Crawford, Wanganui, was a visitor to the Patea Croquet Court on ThursH. de V. Gilbert, who has been tbe guest of Mrs. H. Strauchan, GonvlUe, Wanganui, has returned to Wadestown. Mrs. E. White, England, is tboiguest of Mrs. R. D. Tosswill, St. John s Hill, Wanganui, ' . Mr. and Mrs. C. Milner are Nelson visitors to Wanganui. ' , ■ . Miss Marjorie Allomes, formerly of Wanganui, has been engaged to sing the contralto solos at the Welsh ■ Society.s concert In Sydney. The society has a choir of 700 voices. , ’ a The children attending the Convent Schools in Wanganui held a fancy dress ball recently. Mrs. W. J. Rogers (Mayoress of Wanganui), was presented with a charming bouquet of roses, after tbe prizes bad been presented. Mesdames and Connor judged the fancy dresses. . Mrs. Phil. Hunter, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Birch, Westmere, Wanganui, bus returned to Oamaru. Miss Moore, who has been the guest of Mrs. E. W. Broad, Wanganui, has gone on to Auckland. . , , , , _ Miss I. Crooke, of Marton, who has been the guest of Mrs. A. Brodie, Wanganui, has ,C Mrs.°L. Moore, Masterton, is the guest of Miss Harrison, Wanganui. „ , Mr. and Mrs. O. Rowling, Palmerston North, are tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. HRowling. St, John’s Hill, Wauganui. Mrs A. Brodie, Wauganui, was hostess recently at a bridge party given in honour of Miss I. Crooke, of Marton. Mrs. Grant, of Palmerston North, visited Wanganui on Tuesday afternoon in place of Miss Spencer, and addressed the newlyformed branch of the Women s Institute, at W Mr“ Noel Harding,' Fellding, is visiting Mrs W. F. Shield, Patea. Miss E. F, Arnold, a Wanganui m ssionary at home on furlough from 7ndla, intends producing a pageant in bt, Paul s Hall next Tuesday night. Mrs. L. Honeyfield has returned to latca from a visit to Wellington and Nelson. Mr and Mrs, EhJohnston, Waverley, have returned from a trip abroad. They were the guests of Misses Aiken, M angnuui, prior to returning to Waverley. At the annual social and dance of Urn St John Ambulance, Wanganui corps, belli recently, opportunity was taken to Ptesei’t Private J. Moore with a gold medal gained during the recent efficiency test. _ Duilng the evening items were given by Mesdames Mills and Atkinson, Miss Z. Watts, Messrs. J Moore uud J. 'in order to assist Mrs. F. Dexter in her appeal for tbe Christmas ch< i e LJ£ u n?' concert was staged nt Mr. and Mrs, 1. CAtkinson’s home, Wanganui Kabt, Tuesday, when their three daughters, Wanda, Doreen and Joyce, assisted by two little friends, Patricia and Peter Levin, contributed the programme. Miss Isa McLeay, of Turakina, presented an enjoyable dramatic and elocutionary recital at Turakina recently. At the conclu. sion of the programme, Miss entertained by the mothers of the P’ l !’ I *’ at supper, and presented with n crystal vase, as an appreciation of her work. Miss Duncan, of Wanganui Technical College, added another triumph to a long list of the school's successes on a recent evening, when a number of old pupils of the college, under her direction, gave A. A, Milne’s delightful play, "The Romantic A-e.” Tbe parts were taken by Allb&C-O C. Stone, V. Piper, S. Soeburg, and A. Kcarse. Messrs. Mumford, It. Duvls, Broadhead. E. Sharland, and H. Whiting. Mrs, John Gibson and Miss Glbsou arc Patea visitors to Wanganui. . The Palmerston North Giris Music Chib entertained its friends at a delightful musical evening on Friday, to murk the close of the year’s act.iyitles. Miss Gladys Seifert, of Palmerston North, who is touring abroad, is at present spending an indefinite period with friends in G M m and Mme. Masdubost, former resident® of Palmerston North, who returned some months ago to France, have now come hack to Now Zealand. . _ , Miss Patrl, ia Burgess, of Palmerston North, has been visiting Mastt>rton. Mis. John Orr, of Havelock North, and Miss Alexander, of Taradllle, are the guests of Mrs. Anderson, of Palmerston North. ' Miss Euphan Jamieson, general seorotary of tbe Palmerston North Y.W.C.A. who has resigned her position in View of her impending marriage, left yesterday fop Christchurch, ■Miss Pearce, of Dunedin, is flip guest oj Mrs. C, W. Liggins, of Bpnffotea.