PATEA

Taranaki Daily News, 13 April 1935, Page 18 (Supplement)

PATEA

Mrs. Ferguson, Palmerston North, is the guest of Mrs. W. G. Ingley. Mrs. Alan Maxwell is spending a holiday at Wellington. Mrs. A. McGregor was a visitor to New Plymouth this week. Mrs. H. A. Green, Wanganui, is the guest of Mrs. J. McCarty. Mrs. Allen, Christchurch, who has been visiting Mrs. Joynt, is visiting friends at Cheltenham. Mrs. Pilcher, who has been Mrs. W. Lester’s guest, has returned to Levin. Mrs. W. F. Sheild leaves this weekend on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. L. Skinner, at Hamilton. Miss D. Mackenzie and Mademoiselle Borderau are the guests of Mrs. A. J. Gibbs at Alton. Miss M. Warner and Miss Jean Twist will be visiting Patea from Petone early next week as the guests of Mrs. W. Bond. t Mrs. P. MacDonald, who has been staying with Mrs. J. Haworth at the beach, left during the week for Wanganui. Miss Molly Davidson-, Hamilton, has returned following a visit to her parents at Opaku. Mrs. F. Bostock is visiting her mother at Te Aroha. Mrs. T. Morrison has returned from Wanganui and is staying with her mother, Mrs. F. Ramsbottom. Miss Gwen Harcourt, who has been spending a holiday at Wellington, is visiting Miss R. Harris before returning to Eltham. Mrs. C. R. Honeyfield and Mrs. Magney, Hawera, are visiting their mother, Mrs. Wright, at Raetihl. Miss G. E. Taylor, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Harley, at Nelson, has returned. Mrs. Dick Gibson and her daughter, Kura, Wellington, who are on a motoring holiday, were Miss N. Gibson’s guests when passing through Patea this week. Miss D. Roberts leaves on Monday for Marton, where she will spend a few days before going on to Wellington. PATEA GARDEN CIRCLE. Red dahlias and white michaelmas daisies will be employed in decorating the tables when tea 'is served to the local returned soldiers on Anzac Day. The Patea garden circle decided on Wednesday to ask for permission to plant karaka trees at the Turi memorial and in Cambridge and Bedford* Streets. A strip of ground had been prepared for rambler roses in the Egmont Street reserve, it was reported. An exchange of seedlings was made. W. Kenworthy and Miss Lett were enrolled as members. The hostesses were Mesdames Laing, Macken, Mellor and Miss Lawson. Mrs. S. Gunn presided.