NEW PLYMOUTH ITEMS

Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1931, Page 6 (Supplement)

NEW PLYMOUTH ITEMS

I Mrs. Morrison, Christchurch, and Miss I. McL’Dowie, Auckland, who have been ian & visit here, left for Auckland on i" * . . * * • ! Mrs. JR. W. Tate and Miss Dorothy Tate returned last week-end from a •hort visit to Wellington. • • • • • Miss Barbara Bacchus, Auckland, formerly on the.staff of-the New Plymouth public hospital, is now taking her training at the Alexander Home, Wellington. I ## * . * Mrs. Bach'Harvey "' ils a visitor here this week on h’er’ way to Wanganui from Auckland; # .# * * Mrs. R. McQuade, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Bolous, who has been her guest for some; months, left on Thursday for Auckland. • * * Miss Jessie Craig leaves to-day on * visit to •..•Featherston and Hawke's Bay. ia- • • • Mrs. S. Shaw entertained at a very enjoyable musical afternoon on Wednesday for Mrs. J. Brocklchurst, Hawke’s Bay. • « ’* • i Mrs. Rawson, who has been on a visit jto Wellington,., returned early in. the I-week. I * a * * > Mrs. W. J. Reid was hostess at an afternoon tea party on Tuesday. I . • * * * ■ Mrs. H. W. Saxton leaves this morning by motor for a holiday at Waiiganui and Feilding. • , * * . •* Visa Bettv Parry, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Humphrys, left yesterday for Wanganui. °*' * * * 1 Mrs. A. A. Bennett has left on a visit to Wellington., ■ ’ . . V ■ « .■ -/#•.- .* . ■ *... Mrs. Eliot Kin- left this morning to «pend a holiday ,at Featherston, where she will be the guest of Mrs. H. R. Bloxham. ■ « '♦ ,* * ' Mrs. W. Penn, Mrs. Kirkby and Mrs. Papp B have been.hostesses this week at Mah Jong parties. ; • • * • ! Mrs. F. Coonlbes, who has been vteit- , lug Mrs. S. Shaw, Returned to PalmersJ Jon North on Wednesday, 1 ■•• ' • *

Mrs. N. Kyngdon w-as. hostess at bridge this week fdr her gtiest, Miss G. JJeswiclj. • * * *

Miss M. Lovell, who lias been here demonstrating Heinz products, leaves today on her return/to. TVellirigton.

Mrs. Percy Webster' left on Thursday to spend a few days at Wanganui. • • *■'

Mrs. L. Goss left on Thursday to take jin her residence at Auckland. r *

Miss Beulah Hartnell arrives from Wellington to-night to spend a holiday here.

The friends of A r iss Ethel Grant visitfed. her and gave her a very jolly housewarmino- nartv on Tuesday evening. * * *

Mrs. P. C. Davie was hostess at a delightful children’s party last Saturday afternoon. • • * •

Hostesses at bridge this week have been Airs. J. Aledlcy, Airs. H. C. Baker, Mrs. T. Bates, Airs. J. Scanlon, Airs. Courtney, Airs. J, Wilson, Aliss Helen Bullock, Alias P. Greig and Aliss AL Thorne.

Mrs. C. Waterston, who has been visiting Taiiranga for a few weeks, returned on Thursday. « # # *

Mies G. Beswick left on Thursday for Auckland, whence she sails by the port Huon for England to be married.

Mrs. T. Perger, Waitara, who has been, in the New Plymouth, hospital for three months, will return to her home this week much improved in health.

Mrs. J. Hoskin and Miss Gray, Remu«ra, Auckland, returned to Auckland on Thursday after having spent a- week in New Plymouth as the guests of Mrs. W. D, Graham. .