NEW PLYMOUTH

Taranaki Daily News, 5 June 1935, Page 12

NEW PLYMOUTH

Mrs. 0. E. Flyger has returned to New ■ Plymouth after spending some months at and in Australia. Mrs. E. Wyburn has returned from a Q short visit to Wanganui. Mrs. M. Livermore, who arrived from Taihape on Tuesday evening, is the guest of Miss Godfrey. ■ X Mrs. ~J. Hobbs, Hawera, spent the week-endat New Plymouth as the guest of Mrs. A. E. Raw Son. Miss E. Hedly has left on a visit to • Dunedin, where she is staying with relaf tives. % Miss Joan Buddle will arrive from ' Rotorua this evening and will be the guest of Mrs. S. C. Allen. Miss Erica Whitcombe,' a member of ' the staff of the New Flymouth hospital, who has been the guest of Mrs. F. N. Whitcombe for several days, is now on leave at Napier for some months. Miss Bbtty, Hopkinson, who was the guest of Mrs. E. W. Deacon, left on Tuesday to return to Waverley. Mrs. Roy Hill, who was visiting her mother, Mrs. Little, left on Monday to return to Wellington. Mrs. George Bradbury spent the weekend at Kakaramea as the guest of Mrs.' Anthony. Mrs. C. L. Saxton returned from Hastings on Saturday evening. Mrs. Wilfred Watts returned to New Plymouth during the week-end after a holiday of several weeks at Wellington, where she visited her mother, Mrs. Chambers'. Miss Vinnie Ross returned last week from Auckland. . ' > Mrs. A. Law, Rotoiti, who visited New Plymouth at the week-end, has left for Wanganui. Miss B. Rybum has, returned from Auckland. Miss Jean Collins is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. C. H. > Collins. ' Mrs. F. Matheson will leave this evening to spend a holiday at Auckland. Miss Dorothy Drew, who spent the week-end at New Plymouth as the guest ’ of Misi Jean Collins, returned to Hawera on Monday.everting. Mis. W. J. Shaw, Auckland, has left for Wanganui after visiting New Plymouth. MnS. Murray Fanner, Awakino, who has been visiting New' Plymouth, will leave td-day on a short visit to Palmerston North. . . - ? , Miss Joan Esse, who was the guest of the Missed Whitton for the week-end, , has .returned to Auckland. . ; Miss'Jessie Home has returned from a. short visit to Wanganui. Mrs. S. F. Burgess has left on a visit to Napier and Hamilton. . ' Mrs. H. Stocker has returned from a visit to Palmerston North and Wellingtom Mrs. A. L. Humphries spent the week- • end with her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Wilson; Wanganui. 1 Mrs. N. Modriniak on a visit to Christchurch. ' x t Mrs. E. __p/ Webster left during the week-end to spend a few days at Auck- 1 land. ' : '/ ' '|. ■ v Among those who 'visited New Plymouth for the badminton tournament last { week were Mrs. FoW (Hamilton), who was the guest of Mrs. Mcßae; Walldce Place, Miss Amy Dempster (Hamilton), , who was the guest of Miss Viva Whitcombe, and the Misses Pinning and Heathcote (Te Aroha), who stayed with 1 Mrs. C. J. E. Smith. . i Taranaki Women’s Club. Bowls of aralia foliage, hydrangeas r and scarlet berries decorated the lounge of the Women’s Club on Monday even- < ing when the members of the playreading circle presented “Sixteen,” a play by A. and S. Phillips, to a very large audience. Those taking part were Mrs. C. S. Allen, Mrs. J. C. Nicholson, Mrs. J. H.. Sheat, Mrs. Monaghan, Mrs. P. Atkinson, Miss C. Leatham and Miss B. List. VICTORIA LEAGUE. NEW PLYMOUTH ACTIVITIES. I A meeting of the executive of the Vic-. . toria League, New Plymouth, was held yesterday. Those present were Mrs. I. Roy (occupying the chair), Mesdames Avery, White, Armstrong and Miss Godfrey. A dance held on May 11 proved to be a most enjoyable function, it was reported. The Whakarata girls were en- ! tertained at tea by Mrs. Roy in the 1 league rooms on May 13. An “at home” will be held on Friday afternoon next, the hostesses being Mesdames White and Avery. It was also decided to hold an “at home” on the evening of June 26, when Mrs. Armstrong and Miss Godfrey will be hostesses.