TE AWAMUTU NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20307, 15 July 1929, Page 17

TE AWAMUTU NEWS.

The monthly social meeting of the Te Awamntu Women's Institute was held in the Parish Hall on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. 1L K. Collins opened proceedings by reading a Seller from Mrs. Dormaa, president of the Auckland Provincial Federation, asking the local branch to assist in the raisins of money toward the earthquake fund. In respon.se a "brins arid bay'* stall was arranged, to be held next Ltcntii. Mrs. J. (I. Wynyard gave a most, interesting talk, entitled '"Women and Their lii.latnce," which v.as much appreciated. . v >j;se. which were given by Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Ashmore and Mrs. Andrew, and pianoforte selections by Mrs. E. White, comprised a most enjoyable musical programme. Mrs. E. White (piano) and Miss P- Gibson (violin) were the accompanists. -V raffia demonstration by Mrs. G. Hail <Hairini j, organised by Mrs. Ashmore. created a creat deal of

intersex and many were instructed in the art. Afternoon tea was served. the host eases for lbe occasion Lesflj: Mrs. R. I "and Mrs. II- M. i>pPt,L^ni. 51;-. and 3lrs. H. A foiling ci Njahtiue ha**e rctumod borne, a '*er spendinc a holiday with Mrs. H. Y. Collins, of"College Street.

• Mr. and Mrs. C t". Do-.vncs arc in i Auckland, -srhfre Mr. ] »n-rnes is *he local i delegate to "he Provincial Comerence ol i Chambers of Commerce. ! 31 rs . r. .St. J. Kwnan. of TTefficslon. lis the jruest ef ilrs. i. * Bcvir., Bank ! of New Zealand. i Mr. and Mrs. Jfc Arthur have left on an : extended holiday '■< l the South Sea Is- ' lards and Australia. I Mrs. Rick;', s-eti.. has rpfnmcd home ! after a vis;: to her daughter, Mrs. i Wheeler, of Auckland. !' Miss Ann Houston and Miss Lsr.aa | Bra"." have retained «rom Auckland. ' Miss E. Irwin, who has been visiting i Tnranaki. has returned home. I Mr. and Mrs. 0. Civil are vi.-itin- ' Warkv.v.rth and Auckland.