NEW PLYMOUTH ITEMS

Taranaki Daily News, 23 April 1932, Page 14 (Supplement)

NEW PLYMOUTH ITEMS

Miss Peggy Griffiths is visiting Mar>fon and is the gniest of Mrs. Curtis.

Mm. France, Auckland, has arrived to take up her residence at New Plymouth.

IMmb CushTa Tonks, Hawera, is the guest of Mrs. Franklin White, who is entertaining at bridge in her honour this •fterhoon.

FWtw. L.*A. Nolan and Miss Nina Nolan (have on Monday on a visit to Wellington;,

iM.i« Hawken, Auckland, is at present the guest of Mrs, France.

Mrs. 0. F. Millward and hfre. J. W. Millward, who were visitors here for the Morris—'Shaw wedding this week, have returned to Wanganui.

Mni. 0." Samuel has returned from a visit to Rotorua.

Mrs. S." Green," Stratford, was a visitor here during the week.

Mis* b". A. Campbell has left on a visit to Rotorua. t

MW Millward, who has been a visitor here this week, has returned to Auckland.

Mrs. T* W. Wilber foes, who was a visitor here for the Morris—Shaw wedding, has returned to Wanganui,

(Mias K* Morey was hostess at bridge on Wednesday evening in honour of Miss Nancy Neville.

iMiss Jean Fly'ger leaves to-day for a short visit to Wanganui.

Miss N? Smart, who ’is visiting her mother for the week-end, returns to Wellington on Monday.

Miss J. Evans, Wellington, who has been visiting Mrs. G. Dinnies, left on Thursday for Feilding.

Mrs. W. Graham and Mrs. Walton \ have returned from Palmerston North.

Miss Ethel Hammond, who has been the guest of Mrs. Stanley Shaw, returned to Hamilton on Thursday.

Mrs. E. Abbott, Auckland, is on a visit here and is the guest of Mrs. yV. Beatsom

Mrs. M. C. Barak is paying & short visit to Hawera and is the guest of Mrs. E. W. Sutton.

Mrs. P. J. McMillan, Pu'taruru, who has been here on a visit for a few days, left on Thursday for Waverley.

Mrs. J.* Rcfllo entertained at bridge on Thursday evening in honour of Mrs. Idvermore, Taihape.

Mrs. R. J. Mathews returned on Wednesday evening'irom a holiday spent at Auckland and Hamilton.

Miss Gavin is visiting Auckland.

Mrs. Burdekin and Miss Haise, Wellington, are the guests of Mrs. Allan Douglas.

Mm. J.' S. Medley was hostess at bridge on Thursday afternoon.

Mns. Davidson, Patea, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Cowling.

Mrs. G. S. Millar entertained on Wednesday afternoon in honour of Mrs. Burdekin and Miss Haise, who have been her guests this week.

Miss Elsie Andrews, who has been visiting Wellington, returned on Wednesday.

Mrs. W. Adam, who has been on a trip to the South Island, has returned home.

Miss Hamerton has returned from a visit to Mrs. Kirkby, Inglewood.

Mrs., G. Nuihall, an aunt of Miss Betty Nuthall, the English lawn tennis champion, has arrived, in Auckland, where she wild make her home with her sons.

Mrs. J. A. Valentine left this week on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. S. Elliott, Wellington.

Among the guests at the Criterion Hotel are Mrs. Hearson (Seven Oaks, England.), Miss M. Neilson (London), Miss J. Connell (London), Mrs. G. Speedy (Masterton), Mrs. Carew Thomas (Auckland), Miss L. Cowell (Christchurch), and Miss D. Moore (Timaru).

Mns. Maud Elizabeth Birchall was ordained a deaconess in the Christchurch Cathedral on Sunday by Bishop WestWateon. She left Oamaru to work under the Rev. R. de Lambert in the parish of St. James, R’iccarton, and is now to follow her ministry in the parish of Tuahiwi.

A very pleasant evening was spent at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. Cosbrook in honour of the birthday of her son, Mr. Kenneth Cosbrook. Dancing was enjoyed, the music being supplied by Mr. D. Burr. Songs were sung by Mr. C. Haskill and Mr. B. Rattley. Supper was served in the dining room, which was decorated with yelllow daisies and bronze chrysanthemums. Among those present were Mesdames G. Cosbrook, Burr, Frost, Persons, Waite, Misses M. Pycroft, J. Pycroft, Nancy Frost, Betty Person, Miss A. Beard and K. Riley.

Mrs. D. le Cren Morgan, New Plymouth, and Mrs. J. R. Penn, Inglewood, will leave this morning by motor for Napier.

Mrs. F. W. Gayton was hostess at an enjoyable card evening last Saturday in honour of Mrs. C. Steffensen, who leaves New Plymouth to-day on a trip to Sydney and Melbourne.

Mesdames Campbell and T. C. List will be hostesses at the Victoria League floral tea next Friday. Mrs. Barak will give B demonstration, and there will be an exhibition of hand-woven articles. Members will have the opportunity of weaving themselves.

Miss Norah. Thomson has returned from visits to Wellington and Kaponga.