NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1930, Page 14

NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIAL.

Mrs. Sydney Allen left yesterday for.. Wellington, where she has joined the Zealandic on a ten days’ trip round New Zealand . ... .-* * « Mrs. Truby King, Stratford, is visiting New Plymouth. # # * * Mrs. F. S. Johns is visiting her daughter Mrs. J. B. Price, Wellington. • ■"’; .■* * _#"■*■ Miss Beth Hadden leaves to-dayon a short visit to Auckland. #I # # Miss Doris Webb ’ leaves to-dgy' for Wellington and sails on,. Tuesday fdr Svdnev, <=n route to England. 7 #* * ' * Mrs. A. M. Mac Diarmid. and ■ Mrs. •L. Curtis' left yesterday for Wellington to take "part in .the New Zealand ladies, golf championship. “ .# ■ * * * Miss Struian MoPh?nson, ; who has .been the guest of Miss Leshe Mae Diarmid, returned to Palmerston North.yesterday. ■ - ■ . Mrs. E. Wilkinson, Cheviot, is the guest of Miss Crompton Smith.- ■ Mils Eileen Boyes, Auckland,- is vigitjner New Plymouth and is the guest of M?s. G.'Neal.. Mrs. P<’-Grey entertained on Monday cvprnn.ty fit honour of Afiss Doris- jWebb. ■°« * # * Mrs. F/H. Chapman has returned from visiting -Wanganui.-’ ! ■#■' ■ * * * Mrs. R. W. Tate has returned from visiting Wellington.: ••■.,•;- ' Mrs. R. T. McQuade spent last weekend in Auckland. » ’■ * .. * * * Miss Vera Windsor,. Auckland, is visit-. in=- New Plymouth. •■ « ' * .* * Miss Potts, Hokitika, is' the guest of Mrs. Campbell, Waiwaka Terrace. * (.; # • ; * ■. Af’Sd- Mary . Crawshaw,-. who shortly leaves for England.<to ! continue her-musi-cal studies, is to be tendered?a-compli-mentary social and' dapce this' evening by the New Plymouth Central Homo and School -Association. • 'V. ■ Mrs.' J.‘ White, New Plymouth,- hag been visiting Palmerston North. ' . Misses -Edith' and Alice Jones, Auckland, are'visiting New : Plymouth. * ’ ; * * -#. Mrs. O: E. Jones, Wellington, was a recent visitor to New Plymouth. 1 . * # . * A gift evening in honour of Miss Nora Palmer, whose marriage will take place shortly to Mr. Jack Hale, of “Holly Oak,” Mangorei, was -held in the Welbourn Hall, Avenue Road, last week. Dancing to music provided by Messrs. Burns and Ibbotson was greatly epjoyed, and euchre was played by non-dancers. Mr. A. E. Washer, during an interval in the proceedings, extended the best • wishes of all present to Miss Palmer,, arid-'also Mr. Hale, and. he specially thanked Miss Palmer, who- had been superintendent of the Anglican Sunday school and' had also, acted as secretary of. th'e;hall com; mittee for two or’three' years.' Archdeacon Evans; on behalf of the Welbourn Social Club and church members, then expressed pleasure in presenting an- oak dinner waggon, Mr. Hale briefly' re-r spending and thanking'all for--their-kindness to his fiancee and ’ himself. Songs jvere contributed by Airs, Ibbotson and Mr. G. Lawrence, Mr. Ibbot---son rendered violin solos and Mrs. F. G. Evans gave a recitation.