NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIAL

Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1930, Page 18 (Supplement)

NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIAL

Mrs. Hugh Baily left yesterday on a visit to Wellington. ; ' . » ft ft * Mrs. Ewing is. visiting Cambridge this week-end. . # # ~ * Mrs. R. Al. Monteath has returned ' from Auckland. # # * ft Mrs. MacDiannid, Mrs. ‘Curtis, and Miss Leslie Mac Diarmid have returned from Napier. Miss Mac Diarmid will be in New Plymouth for a fortnight before returning to Palmerston" North. « ft ft * , Miss Margei Hutehen returned from ■Visiting Auckland and Warkworth on Tuesday. • ft # * * Mrs. W. B. Russell has returned from visiting Auckland. ft ft ft Miss Effra Baily left on Thursday on a, viiit to Auckland. . . ’ ■ft # .ft * Mrs. L. B. Webster motored through on a visit to’ Auckland on Thursday. ft ft ft ' Mrs. Sladden and Miss Joan Sladden have returned from a short visit to Marton. # ft. * * Mrs. and Miss Bradmore, Waverley, are visiting New Plymouth and stayins' at Maryland View. 6 ft # ft. ‘ft I: Miss Olive Firth entertained at bridge in honour of Miss Bradmore on 'lhurs- ‘ day -evening. . ### ■ # Miss Gillies, who has been staying at the YiW.C.A., returned to Wellington yesterday. * Miss Pickering has returned to New Plymouth from a visit ?•" •: . . & Miss Waterston is again the guest of Mrs. Waterston. O S A <• ■ Mrs. Hamilton is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cassie, Egmont Village, this week-end; « ft ft * Mrs. Roper is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Harry Avery. Mrs. Avery and Mrs. Roper are spending the week-end at Mount Egmont. # o ft ft Miss Mary Thompson is the guest of Mrs. Buekeridge, Hawera, and attended the assembly. ",# # * Misses Grace Avery, Olive Firth, Alison Bradmore, Elsie Rutherford, Mary Fookes and Marie Webster were among the New Plymouth people present at the Hawera assembly. ’ ft # ft * . . ‘ Mrs. Hugh Fraser returns from visiting Auckland this evening. ° ft ft ' ft ft 1 Mrs. Cyril Blundell entertained at fridge on Monday evening. ft ft ft ft Mrs. C. S. Curtis returned on Thursday from a visit to. Auckland. Miss Doris Howard Webb leaves next foonth on-a visit to England. ft . ft ft * Mrs. Brian Twomey is visitjng Wanfcanui this week-end. “ ft • ft # ft Miss B. Campbell and Miss M. Corkill leave for Christchurch to-day to attend the Matrons’ Conference there. ft ft * * Mrs. Duff has returned -Prom her visit. Jo Wairoa. y ■. - ft ft ’•'■* Hostesses at bridge this week have been Mrs. Greig, Mrs. Church, Mrs. Medley, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Le May, and Mrs. J. E. Avery. . # * * Miss Anette Hamerton, Auckland, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. N. Stephenson. * ft ft ft Miss Mary Fookes has returned from her visit to Wanganui, where she was the guest of Miss Marcella Jackson, ° ft ft ft * Miss Kathleen Collis, who has been visiting Hastings for some time, has returned to New Plymouth. # •# ft ft Mrs. A. Johnson entertained on Monday afternoon in honour ,of Miss Gillies. J# \ * The Misses Madge and Mabel Jury, who have been on an extended trip to . England, Scotland, and Paris, return by the Rangitata, which is due to arrive in Wellington on Wednesday. * ft ’ft * - Dr. Ellen Keylock was a Palmerston North visitor to New Plymouth at the beginning of the week. , - .ft # ft. ft Mrs. H. C. Morgan lias returned from Auckland, where she farewelled her guest, Mrs. Simonson, who sailed for England and Ireland. 19 «= ft ft ft. The members of St. Mary’s Guild have been very busy for some time past with preparations for the annual sale of work, which will be held in St. Mary’s Hall on Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday afternoon. There ! will be many attractive and novel articles on the various stalls, and afternoon tea will be available.