HAWERA ITEMS

Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1930, Page 6 (Supplement)

HAWERA ITEMS

Miss Carey, Masterton, is the guest of Misses Buchanan. * * * * Miss Alollie McDonald.. Wanganui, is staying with Aliss Betty Ryan, Camberwell Road. « * # Airs. AV. G. Strpnge entertained a few friends at tea on Tuesday afternoon, : X ; : K : ' Afrs. W. J. Bright was hostesss at tea on Tuesday afternoon. # . * # * Miss Winnie Mills left on Thursday for a short holiday in Plimiperton. # * * « Mrs. Murray Page entertained a few friends at tea on Monday aftprnpon. # # ■* * Mrs. P. Q. Vei;le was hostess at tea on Friday afternoon. ' # * » «> Afrs. C. Freyberg and children accpn;panied by her sister, Miss Rathbojie, who has been staying with her for some time, left fpr Auckland diirpfig the week. They intend hplidgyiiig uptil affer Christmas. Afrs.-Guthrie, Christchurch, is staying with her piother, Afrs. J. Dunlop, Cranfprdland, Hawera. « « # 0 On Tqesday afternoon Mrs. A. T. Wills, Camerop Street, entertained several friends at tea. To receive h el guests Mrs. Wills wore a smart afternoon gown of black georgette richly embossed in Oriental colours. Bowls qf beautiful crimson roses were set about the reception room- Apiong the guests Were Mrs. D. G. Smprt, Al l ' B . Morpeth, Mrs. AV. F. Bulst, Mrs. H. AV, Svvinburn, Afrs. Arlidge, Mrs. Charße Rayley, Mrs. L. J, Bull, Mrs. Arthur Cpleman, Airs. G A. Burgess, Mrs. ,A. Jx. North, Afrs. Murray Page, Miss Hay-Alackenzie and Miss E. Caplen.

•» * * Amopg thp many visitors tp Hawera for the show were Mrs. Parsons (VVaftotaraj, Misses Alaygaret and Ruth Alexander (AA’averley),' Aliss D. Yopng (Painierston North), Mrs. AVilspn (AYaitotgyaj, Mrs. Richardson (Kakarameaj, Miss' Alison Bradnippe (Wavprley), Afisses Clare pnd Mayy Walkiptop (AVaveriey), Al l ' B - G- V- Pearce (AVpitotara), Mrs. AY- T- Sipimons (Patpa), Miss Af. J. gtewgrt (Halcombe), Alisses M. gnd H. Cole (New Plymouth), Miss Bowman (Ohangaiti), Miss Sylvia Lysaght (Afokoia), Airs, Campbell (AVaverley), My. and Mrs. Patterson (Manaia), Miss Hppkinscm and Mi BB Cheyne (Waverley).

At the bridge circle’s evening at the Women’s Club on Thursday last week the following were aniong the players: Mrs. W. Jobson, Mrs. W- McL’Povyie, Mrs. F, W. Sutton, Mjsses Ingles (2), Miss W. Huggins, Airs, ; George Meyrick, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Bofi Douglass, MtoC. Bayley, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Alfiiray Page, Mrs. P, O. Veaje, Mrs. Wylie, Mrs. Walter Syme, Miss McDonald and Mm B Meta Barr. The highest score was Alias Bair’s.

On Friday afternoon Mrs. AV. AlcL’Dowie was hostess at tea, when several friends vyere entertained, Airs. McL’Dowie wearing a modish tojlette of figured ninon in which to receive her gupsts. Aipong those present were Airs. Murdoch and Miss Ethel Murdoch, Ml’ B - G. H. Washer, Miss Sybil Wgsher, Mrs. Livingston, Mrs. Chfiflie Bayley, Mrs. H. R. Kemp, AH B - G. J. Bayley, Aliss HqyMacffenzie, Mrs. L. J. Bull, Mys. Dickie and Miss McDonald.

Mrs. Woodward entertained at two tables of bridge on Monday fifterpoon, when among tire playhrs were Mrs. W. A. O’Callaghan, Afrs. Channing Tonks, Airs. Scott, Mrs. Bright, All' B - Morpeth, Mrs. AV. McL’Dowie ’ and Mrs. Charlie Bayley.

Mrs. R. F. Page was hostess at bridge last Friday, when live tables were in play. To repeive her guests the hostess wore a smart gown of black and. gold. Miss Mollie Page’s frock was of the deepest cream 'ninon with matching cogtei, while Miss Annie Ptjge wore a prettily flared fropk in pale blue taffetas. Miss McLean, Mrs. W- Bright, Miss Dingle, Mrs. Morpeth, Mrs. W. A. Puckwqrtli. Mps, Evans, Mrs. Bruce Joll, Misses Constapce and Daisy Reilly, Mrs. F. W. Sutton Mys. W. A. O’Callaghan, Mrs R. G. B. Sinclair, Mrs. C. Freyberg, Mrs.' Poyvdrpll, Miss Rathbone (Auck, land), Mrs? C. J. Hawken, Mrs. Channing Topks, Mrs? Scott, Mrs. Woodwarfl gnfl Miss E. Caplen were among thp guests. 13paptiful tftil irises and huge bowls of i rhododendrons made delightful tiqps. I «»•«••■•••