STRATFORD ITEMS

Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1929, Page 18

STRATFORD ITEMS

Mrs. Polson left this week for Wellington.

Mrs. Boon is visiting in the Bay of Plenty.

Miss V. Sangster has returned from Wellington.

Mrs. L. Curtis and Mrs. R. Curtis motored to Wellington during the week. # c? #

Mrs. Abraham has returned from a visit to Wellington and Palmerston North. '

* ■» * • Mrs. Fredric left this week on an extended visit to Australia.

Mrs. L. G. Wood returned this week to Timaru.

Miss C. Uniacke has returned from Hawera, where she was the guest of Mrs. Meyrick for the assembly.

Miss Pat Abraham was the guest of Mrs. Brewer, Waverley, for the Hunt Club ball last night.

On Monday afternoon Mrs. Polson entertained some of the members of the British and Foreign Bible Society at her home.

Mrs. W. H. Young and Mrs. Budge leave for Wellington on Monday to attend the Dominion conference of the women’s division of the Farmers’ Union.

Mrs. Young was hostess at a bridge party last Saturday night for Mrs. Fredric.

Miss Dorothy Riddle, Nonnanby, gave a most enjoyable little dance on Monday night. Those who motored from Stratford were Miss A. Riera, Miss M. Porritt, Miss M. Malone, Misses IL and P. Abraham and Miss N. Spence.

Mrs. E. Young was hostess at bridge on Wednesday night. The guests were Mi's. Beale, Mrs. Macalister, Mrs. Pitt, Mrs. Jardine, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Kay, Mrs. 0. Curtis, Mrs. L. Curtis, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. R. Curtis, Mrs. Furrie.

On Thursday night some of the staff of S. Mary’s school gave two delightful little plays at the school in aid of the earthquake fund. Those taking part were Mrs. Uniacke, Miss Joyce Beale,' Miss Betty Willis, Miss Anita Riera, and Miss Helen Abraham.