NEW PLYMOUTH

Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1935, Page 18 (Supplement)

NEW PLYMOUTH

Miss Joan Goodall leaves this morning for Pahiatua where she will be the guest of Miss Ella Wilson. Mrs. C. Forth, Eltham, who is visiting New Plymouth, is the guest of Mrs. E. Lash. Mrs. R. S. Allen, Eltliam, returned to-day. Mrs; R. Darling is the guest of Mrs. H. Ashton. Miss Dena Stone, Taikatu Road, is visiting Dannevirke. MisS Eileen Whitcombe, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. Kempthome, Nelson, for some months, is expected to return to-night. Mrs. A. Alexander left during the week on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. P. J. McMillan, Putaruru. Mrs. S. F. Burgess left by car yesterday'morning on a visit to Hamilton. Mrs. Max Carthy left yesterday for Wellington, where she will live in future.-, Mrs. R. Millward has returned after spending several days at Wanganui. Mrs. W. R. Wade was hostess on Wednesday at a morning tea party for Mrs. P. Prichard, Dannevirke. Mrs. F. H. Waters, who spent a holiday of several weeks at Hastings, has returned to New Plymouth. Mrs. C. Linwood was hostess at tea on Thursday afternoon in honour of Mrs. Alan Powdrell, who recently came to New Plymouth' to live.

Miss Dorothy 'Simpson left yesterday for Stratford, where she is the guest of Mrs. Truby King.

Mrs. J. J. Lomas lefUduring the week to visit Wellington.

Miss A- Leahy and Miss P. Dwyer, Palmerston North, are the guests of Miss K. Crowley, Auroa. Mrs. S. McCreal, Otahuhu, who was the guest of Mrs. A. R. Standish, is at present staying with Mrs. Percy Cole, Waitara.

Mrs. Olphert, who was a guest at the Hotel Criterion left yesterday morning by car on her return to Wellington. . Miss Gastner, Switzerland, who spent last winter at New Plymouth, has returned to spend the winter here. Mrs. E. V. Tingey entertained at a bridge afternoon yesterday. Mrs, M. Cameron, Wellington, is the guest of Miss Jessie Home,, Miss. Noeline Clark will leave this morning for Patea. .*

■'Mrs. Howard; who was the guest of Miss Irene Foreman, Tikorangi, for several weeks, left on her return to Auckland on. Wednesday. -

Mrs. e C; O’Connor left early this week to spend a holiday at Auckland. Miss'. Gwen Griffith entertained on Thursday at an in honour of Miss ;Joan Rerinell and Miss Noeline Clark.". _■ '

Miss G. McKellar was hostess at a bridge tea on Thursday afternoon. Mrs, R. T. McQuade, who visited her mother,'; Mrs. Bolus, Auckland, returned to New Plymouth by last night’s express/ . ' V /. ‘ *

Mrs.'L. B. Webster has returned from a holiday at Wellington and Feilding.

Mrs. R. J. Deare and Miss Joan Deare returned on Thursday evening from a visit to Wanganui. '. Mrs. E. Beechey, Te Puke, who has been spending a fortnight’s holiday with her sister-in-law, Mrs. F. Jones, Frankley Road, left last night on her return. Guests at the Imperial Hotel this week have been Mrs. J. Anderson (Auckland), Mr*, W. J. Reid (Auckland), Miss L. Morris (Sydney), Mrs. Baillie and Miss Baillie (Auckland),, Miss Brondie, Miss Phillips, and Miss Tulloch (Auckland). Meedatnes A. T. Vaughan, A. H. Halcombe and W. Jonas were joint hostesses at bridge at Urenui on Thursday evening for Mrs. Gordon Salway, who will leave the district shortly to live at New Plymouth. 1 ■

Guests at the Hotel Criterion this week have been: Mrs. Moncur (Wellington), Mrs. Edmonds (Auckland), Mrs. Lovegrove (Wanganui), Mrs. Wardell' (Wellington), Mrs. Oliver (Wanganui), Mrs. H. K. Palmer (Wellington), Mrs. C. T. Chambers (London), Mrs. Golding ■(Palmerston North), Mrs. Evans (Palmerston North), Mrs. J. C. Barclay (Okaiawa), Mrs. E. C. West (Hawera). Miss Rona Matthews, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Matthews, Hamilton, who is well-known in Taranaki,, was a debutante at the reunion dance given by Waikato Diocesan and Sonning Old Girls’ , Association last week. J

Special interest was attached to the reception held at the Lyceum Club at Auckland oii~ Wednesday evening, partly owing to the fact that Her Excellency Viscountess Galway, who. has accepted the position of warden of the club, paid her first visit to the club and partly owing to the fact that the club celebrated its sixteenth birthday. Viscountess Galway, wore a frock of black lace, the skirt ending in a deep circular flounce, and a panelled coat of black .velvet. '

COMING OF AGE PARTY.

At a 21st birthday party given by Mr. and Mrs. K. Leuthard in honour of their daughter Emily Monte Carlo dances were won by Mrs. Manly and Mr. Lee, Miss N. Fake, and Mr. Kerr, Miss E. Hurley and Mr. G. McGuinness. The master of ceremonies was Mrs. J. Dombroski.