NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIAL

Taranaki Daily News, 2 August 1930, Page 6 (Supplement)

NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIAL

Mrs. McQuade has' returned from a visit to Auckland for several weeks.

Mbs. A. R. Thompson left on Wednes- ■ da,’ on a short visit to Palmerston North. ik * * 4 Mrs. Dinilia has returned from visiting Wellington. • ' * 4 4 4 • Mrs. M. L. Atkinson and Miss Helen Atkinson leave this week-end tor Alton 'and will be the guests of Mrs. Miles Atkinson. Miss P. Seymor, Picton, has been the guest of Miss Helen Atkinson for >4 veral days., She as now the guest of Miss Read. 4 4 4 4 The Misses Jackson entertained at tea jat the Womens Club’on Tuesday. i ' 4 4 4 .4 y Mrs. Warnock has- returned from a . .visit to Gisborne. * * * * : Miss Mary Fookes returns from Auckland on Monday. 4 4 # # Miss Enid McAllum, Inglewood, was the guest or Miss Joan Sladden for the [9ld girls’ ball. • . ' * #■ ' « ''i. Mrs. Barthorp and Mrs. Kingdon arc itouring England, 1 • # e. » # Miss May Fussell, Inglewood, is ■. the 'guest of Miss Jean Collins. #•» 4 # . 'Hostesses at bridge this week were Mrs. E. A. Walker, Mrs. Franklin White, Miss Olive Firth, Miss P. Bates, Mrs. Papps, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. A Thompson. : Mrs. J? C. Morey has returned from Stratford, where she was the guest „of her daughter, Mrs. Shaw. 4 4 4* Mrs, Wiggins entertained at tea yesterday afternoon in honour of ’her guest, Mrs. Ernesti ~ • # * # •* Mrs. J. O’Sullivan and Mies Irene O’Sullivan, Matapu, are the guests of Mrs. A. Avery. >l?>- » * * ’ ; Mrs. A. Avery entertained at cards on Tuesday evening. ■ # * ■ * .4 Mrs. S. Allen was hostess at morning tea'on Tuesday in honour of Mrs.- Marshall. ' Mrs. A. L. Perry has left New Plymouth for her home in Christchurch. ‘s> 4 e * Mrs. Weston was hostess at bridge on Friday afternoon. #a' # # Miss Hetherington, Wellington, is in New. Plymouth and is a guest at tho White Hart Hotel. Mrs. P. Marshal], who has been the guest of Mrs. C. A. Weston, returns 'to Wellington to-day. #4*4. Mrs. Calders, Wellington, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. S. B. Williams. ' w a a « Miss Marshall has been the guest of Mrs. H. B. Lepper, Lepperton, for a few days. m *> * e • Mrs. Ernest, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wiggins, returns to Whatane to-day. • * .. . * * Mrs. James, Dunedin, Mrs. Frecth, Australia, Mr?. Wilson-Jones, Adelaide, Mrs. Ware, Wellington, and Mrs. Brownlie, Wellington, are guests at the Criterion Hotel this week. 44 . * Marie Eaton, the leading lady- in the musical .comedy, “Love-Lies;”-is spending the week-end at the White Hart. •4 ■ * 4 . ! . Mrs. J. B. Wilton, Palmerston North, who has been spending a few weeks with her son at Kahniro, leaves on her return home this week-end. #.4 # # Mrs. P. Willcox, who has been on an extensive motor tour of the north during the past three weeks, returned to Rahotu on Monday. , _ ENGAGEMENTS. * ' 1 The engagement is announced of Edna Ohvyn, eldest daughter- of Mr, ami Mrs L. T. A<;lams, Cambridge Street, Patea, to James, only son of Mr. and Mrs. 0, Jacksen, Glover Road, Hawera. 4.44* The engagement is announced of Una Marguerite, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Morris, Hobson Street, to Allan Edwin, youngest son of Mr. arid Mrs. J. Gcndall, Daniell Street, Wellington. FROCKS AT THE OLD GIRLS’ BALL. There was a gay scene of frocks, streamers and balloons at the annual ball of the New. Plymouth Girls’ High School Old Girls,' Association. The chaperones were Mrs. W. H. Moyes, black lace; Mrs. 11. R. Billing, navy blue georgette trimmed with green georgette; > M : iss D. N. Allan, black panne velvet; | Miss McLean, .blue figured taffetas. 1 Among those present were: Mieses-M. j Smart, Stratford, black panne velvet i ant tulle; J- Petch, metaline bodice and • taffetas skirt; B. Hawkins, sea green j taffetas; AL Bell, blue floral georgette; 0. Firth, figured taffetas; J. Cameron, blue satin "and georgette; Margaret Fookes, black satin and spotted net; 81. Malone, Stratford, blue georgette; C. Moyes, scarlet sequin bodice and tulle E- Blundell, white floral taffetas; Mrs. T. Smale, black and spray of scarlet flowers; Misses J. Pulkn, ivory georgette; D. Renncll, bine lace; E. Cruickshank, green satin arid net; C. Greatbatch, apricot georgette; M. Lee, Auckland, gold chiffon velvet; BL Smith, brocaded scarlet bodice and georgette skirt, E. Grover, mauve satin, E. Rawlinson, silver grey face and georgette; Mrs. Rae, brocaded bodice and green

georgette skirt; Mrs W. Webster, blue chequed ■ taffetas and crepe de chine; Misses K. Morey, l blue ring velvet; J. Sladdeh, egg ■ shell ■ green : 'Sprigged taffetas; Enid ■ McA'lluili,-’ ■ litglewoOd) (silver lame with 'whiteMullp'; ‘J. 'tWlilfe/ (ivory georgette; .iMrsr Sykeo, vblh.de

sequin bodice, net skirt; Misses M. Thorn, black lace; Avery, pale blue georgette; M.Webster, blue georgette; R. Gentles, lemon o-eorgette and satin; P. Halcombe, Urenui, pale pink georgette; J. Messenger, Inglewood, flame taffetas; J. Laah, lemon taffetas; J. Gorney, brocaded bodice and blue georgette skirt; M. Thompson, floral ninon; H. Bullock, floral georgette; D. Anderson, blue organdie; Nancy Moyes, ivory georgette; E. Rutherford, orange taffetas; N. Spence, Stratford, green lace; N. Crozier, Auckland, amber georgette; B. Gay ton, lemon georgette and gold metaline bodice; S. Carthcw; corn coloured lacc over georgette; G. Skelton, black georgette; 0 A. "Honeyfield, organs moire silk; W. Gayton, blue georgette and silver lacc; Marcella Grace, blue frilled georgc "2; E. Dunlop, brocaded pink net; Marjory Grace, orange chenille velvet; Muriel Grace, green taffetas; J. Bateman, black lace; E. Crawshaw, pink "eorgette; V. Louis, Wfvtara green taffetas; M. Nicholson, blue taffetas; Mrs. Gilbert, visux rose; Misses B. Mann, Stratford, peacock blue georgette and crepe ■ de chine; M. Brodie, pink mouselinoi ide soir; A. Meredith, black georgette; Crush, pink georgette; A. Hassell, blue, taffetas and lace; N. Gannaway, white'’ crepe de chine; P. Bates, ivory satin, BTaylor, black taffeta and georgette, i ' A very enjoyable birthday party was held at the residence ,'bf-.Mrs. IlL'llan- ' cock, Pembroke Road, Stratford, in hon-' our of her little daughter Marjorie.,' Although the weather was cold and wet, about 20 guests attended. '1 Tho hostesses at the Victoria League floral tea next Friday will be the Pukokura Park Croquet Club ladies. A special attraction will be a display of home-made fancy bread.