MIDHIRST NOTES

Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 239, 10 May 1933, Page 7

MIDHIRST NOTES

j Mrs. G. Vickers and family have j | gone to New Plymouth for the school j i vacation. \ j Mr. and Mrs. Evifon, of Wellington, j j have been the guests of Mrs. W. j ! Evans. . J ! Mrs. V- Shershon and family (Onj mill are holiday-making with Mi's. (.. i Smith. | Mr. Pepperel is spending a holiday ! in New Plymouth. ! Mrs. C. Symons was hostess at a. ! bridge evening on Thursday at’ter- | noon. Those playing were: Mesrtames ! C. Symons, L. Vickers, V. Cowell. A. i Guthrie, A. Hunter, W. Anderson, W. ! IPmn.ii <r \v Piatt, J. B. Hunt and Miss Wardell. 1 Mrs. T. Payton has returned from a I holiday spent at. New Plymouth. | The' Midhirst: Methodist’ Ladies’ I (juild held a very successful afternoon j yesterday in the Oddfellows Hall, ovei • (it) ladies, being present. Items were■ ; j given us under: Nance and Noleen j i Howard, violin; Mrs. G. Brown,, j ■ songs; Mrs. E. LongStnff, elocution, | i Miss Jean ITai’kness, dancing: Mts, j S Ncll'e Anderson, pianoforte solo; Rev. j j T. Skuse, humorous sketches; Mrs. D. | | Ternpero. pianoforte accompaniments, i | A competition was won by Mrs. Mead , I and the cake by Mrs. P. Jones. A j ! delightful afternoon tea was served j ! by the la.dies.