Gore Notes

Southland Times, Issue 23180, 22 April 1937, Page 15

Gore Notes

Mr and Mrs J. A. Edwards, Mr and Mrs M. Cronin, Mr and Mrs A. L. Dolamore and Miss L. Dolamore and Dr and Mrs R. G. Stokes, will travel to Dunedin on Saturday to attend the Russian Ballet. Mr and Mrs J. A. S. Aitken, Albany street, returned to Gore yesterday from a holiday at Pembroke. Mr and Mrs J. McDonough, of Invercargill, who have been the guests of Mrs D. Stewart, Halton street, East Gore, returned south yesterday. Misses S. Henry and B. Trembath are spending a holiday at Dunedin. Mrs M. Fitzgerald, Devon street, is visiting the West Coast. Misses R. Wallis and J. McKenzie, Devon street, spent last week-end at Riversdale. Miss Blanche Gibbs, Broughton street, left yesterday for Dunedin. Miss Beth Piper, of Dimedin, who has been visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs F. V. Piper, Albany street, returned north on Sunday. Miss Rowntree, of Wellington, has been the guest of Mr and Mrs E. H. W. Rowntree, Coutts road. Mrs S. M. Landels, of Christchurch, is the guest of Mrs J. G. Conolly, Willis street.

Miss V. Collie, Canning street, returned from Christchurch on Saturday. Mrs A. T. Pettigrew, Ardwick street, was hostess at bridge yesterday afternoon. . , ... The arts and crafts circle of the Gore Women’s Club held its first afternoon of the season on Tuesday. Mrs F. S. Graham (chairwoman) welcomed the members and declared the season open. Among those present were Miss M. Mac Gibbon (president); Mesdames F. S. Graham, D. L. Poppelwell, S. Preece, T. Fyfe, J. Earl, W. Scobie, M. Green, J. W. Turnbull, W. L. Milne, A. Wilson, L. N. Glasson, A. B. Caverhill, S. Patterson, J. A. Blaikie, D. M. Cochrane, A. T. Pettigrew, E. C. Smith, S. M. Landels (Christchurch), D. Stewart, D. M. McLeod, J. Ross, L. Anderson, H. C. Mac Gibbon, J. G. Conolly, H. R. Robertson, A. E. Boult, E. J. Crosbie, F. M. Murray, R. W. Connor, L. Barclay and J. McDonough (Invercargill). The garden circle of the Gore Women’s Club held an afternoon meeting last week. The chairwoman (Mrs R. B. Bannerman) introduced Mr B. P. Mansfield, of Invercargill, who gave a lecture demonstration on rock gardening and on hydrangea growing. Those present were Miss M. Mac Gibbon (president), Mesdames R. B. Bannerman, J. A, Richards, J. E. Rogers, A. L. .Dolamore, H. A. Hull, H. A. Price, W. L. McGoldrick, E. Patterson, T. Fyfe, M. M. Simpson, H. C. Mac Gibbon, S. M. Smart, L. Anderson, W. Scobie, F. V, Piper, A. J. Gibbs, J. McDonald, E. Sutherland, J. J. Gresham, A. T. Kent, E. J. Crosbie, J. Aitken, J. G. Manson, D. M. McLeod, D. Dickie, R. G. Stokes, J. A. Edwards, C. R. Green, R. Irving, S. M. Landels (Christchurch), J. G. Conolly, E. F. Selby, P. H. McLean, A. G. Copeland, T. McLean, A. J. Hawke, J. M. Boyne, H. H. Doughty, W. L. Milne, D. Harvey, W. F. Watters (Mataura), J. A. Blaikie, A. Wilson, W. Peirson, R. J. Ritchie, J. W. Hailes (Pomahaka), M. Cronin, H. G. Wallis, J. H. McLeod (Mandeville), F. Wallis, jun., F. Walbs, sen., N. Aitken (Central Otago), L. N. Glasson, J. Kirby, W. J. Blackler, W. W. Powell, J. C. McDonald and Misses T. Dolamore, M. Johnston, B. Gibbs, B. Edwards, M. Rogers, J. Paterson and P. Glasson. Guests at the Criterion Hotel during the week included Miss Jackman (Oamaru), Mr and Mrs Hollands (Dun-, edin), Miss Gorman (Clinton) and Mrs Cooney (Dunedin).