SOCIAL DOINGS

Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6616, 22 May 1928, Page 11

SOCIAL DOINGS

Miss Sylvia Irwin, of Tokomaru, is at present a visitor to Dannevirke.

Miss Katie Birnie, who has been visiting her parents in Palmerston North, has returned to Wellington.

Mrs. J. Linklater, and family have returned from a holiday spent at the seaside.

Mrs. A. : E. Wright, of Palmerston North, and her daughter, Miss Melba Wright, have returned from Wellington.

Mrs. E. Y. West,, Victoria Avenue, Palmerston North, has returned from a short visit to Wellington.

Mrs. E. M. Wyllie, of Foxton, is os a holiday visit to Auckland.

Mrs. P. T. Griffen, Palmerston North, has returned homo after visiting Mrs. A. H. Griffen, Woodsidc, Marton.

. Mrs. Norman Spurdle, of Wanganui, has been spending a fortnight’s holiday at Dannevirke and Waipawa.

Mrs. J. E. Jcnkinson, of Fcilding, is in Wellington.

Mrs. E. V. West was hostess at a bridge party at her home in Victoria Avenue, Palmerston North, last evening. .

Mrs. Prank Pegden, Palmerston North, and her family, arc at present in Hawke’s Bay.

Miss Majorio Bamicoat, of Wellington, is the guest of the Misses Barber, Pitzherbert, Palmerston North,

Miss P. Harman, Palmerston North, is at present in Wellington;

Mrs. West Audry, of Rangitikei, was a recent visitor to Palmerston North.

Mrs. O. Coleman, a former resident of Stratford,, has taken up her residence in Palmerston North which will be her future home.

Miss D. Budding, who has been the guest of Miss Porritt, Stratford, has returned to Palmerston North.

Mrs. and Miss Simpson, Taranaki, are the guests of Mrs. Daniel, Bulls.

The many friends of Miss Ivy Robinson, third daughter of Mr. Jas. Robinson, of the Taihapo district, will be sorry to hoar of her sudden death at Taihapo after an operation, which was not considered to bo a serious one. Miss Robinson was buried at the Taihapo Cemetery on the 21st' inst.

Miss J. Neill, of Feilding, who is spending a holiday in Napier, is the guest of her aunt, Miss Neill, Amisfield, TOKOMARU. Miss Jean Forsyth returned to Hastwell on Saturday. Miss L. B. Mackenzie returned from Taumarunui on Friday.

Miss 0. Clarko returned from Wellington on Monday.

Miss McCastlcy who has been a guest of Mrs Forsyth returned to Palmerston North on Saturday.

Miss E. Clarke, of Palmerston North, was the guest of Mrs AY. H. Webb for the weekend.

Miss Dorothy Webb who spent a very enjoyable holiday in Turakina, returned home on Friday.

The ladies’ hockey club held the first of their fortnightly dances on Friday night. The first part of the evening was devoted to progressive euchre, all tables being filled. The prize winners were:—Ladies: Mrs Poach 1, Mrs E.’ Todd 2. Consolation,, Miss ’Mavis Schwass. Gentlemen: Mr C. Jamieson 1, Mr V. McLaggan 2. Consolation, Mr. C. Osman.

Between the dances items were rendered by Mr. Howard Andrew and Misses Margaret Webb and Valda Morgan. There was a good attendance, visitors being present from Shannon, Linton, Makorua and Palmerston North. Thus the hockey funds were very much augmented. The music for the dance was supplied free by the Misses Brce. Webb, Williams, Mrs Vaughan and Messrs Bayliss and Nash.