The Social Round

Taranaki Daily News, 30 August 1935, Page 13

The Social Round

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

NEW PLYMOUTH Mrs. L. Collinson, Palmerston North,, is visiting New Plymouth, and is the guest of Mrs. M. Pauli. Mrs. K. Duncan has arrived from Hunterville and h staying with her mother, Mrs. J. Ramson, for the hunt club races. Mrs. R. Millward left yesterday to spend a holiday at Wanganui. Miss Barbara Summer, who has been the guest of' Mrs. N. Rix-Trott, Marton, has returned to New Plymouth. Miss Irene Hirst, Wellington, is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. G. New Plymouth. Miss Mary Latter and Miss Phyllis Lyall, on the nursing staff of the New Plymouth hospital, are spending a holiday at the Franz Josef glacier. HAWERA MisS Hazel York, Matapu, is Mrs. R. Gosnell’s guest for the competitions, in which she is Competing. Mrs. C. J. Carmody, Wanganui, is visiting her mother, Mrs. F. P. Monaghan, for the'competitions festival. < Mrs. R. P. Baigeht and family are visiting relatives and friends in Hawke’S Bay and at Wellington.

Mist Beatrice MacKenzie, Auckland, adjudicator in the elocutionary section Of the HAwera competitions festival and Miss Gladys Smyth, Hastings, adjudicator in the fancy and national fancy sections ape Staying at the Central. Mrs. M. Bums has returned from a short visit to Wanganui. Among the many visitors to Hawera for the competitions festival this week are Mesdames T. Sunderland (New Plymouth), W. Brennan (Pungarehu), B. Joll (Maftaia), Matthews (Wanganui), Rankin (Eltham), Marchant and Blennerhasset (Eltham) and Misses N. and K. Fake, Marchant and L. Carman (El* tham), M. Brown (Stratford), S. Crammond (Wanganui), A. Hughes-Johnson (Wanganui), K McPhillipS (New Plymouth), Riley (New Plymouth), A. Hall and I. MacDonald (Kakatamea), J. Scott (Palmerston. North), M., Lawrence (Stratford), D. Harris (Stratford), J. Healy (Wanganui), D. Junker (Pahiatua), J. McQueen (New Plymouth), J., Cowie (Patea), J. Peacock and M. Finny (Eltham), I. Barlow (Wanganui), J. Dears (New Plymouth), ,3. Raynor and M. Brunton (Cardiff) and L. Harrison (Eltham),

Mrs. W. Mundy, who has been spending several weeks with her mother, Mrs. C. B. Bullock, Albion Street, left this wdek oft h6r r6tUrn to Christchurch. .Mrs* Bullock accompanied her on the return trip and will spend a few months in the South Island. Mesdames J. Caimey, Fogg, A. Smith, A. Harrop, E. M. Bardsley, B. Metsoffi C. Stewart and Mdlle. Poyau, who is Staying with her, were Mrs. Claude Harrison S guests at tea last week, the hostess wearing a sea blue patterned afternoon gown. Miss IngleS has her sister, Mrs. Wood, staying with her for the term holidays. Miss Bette Dean, Auckland, who has been spending a few weeks with Miss J. MeCall, leaves to-day on het return north. -

PATEA Mrs. Roland Reid is a Wellington visitor to Patea. Mesdames Lowe and Evans, Misses E. Low and 0. Griffiths, visited Mrs. Honeyfield, senr., on Monday en route to ton.Miss Helen Simmons is visiting Wanganui. Miss Janet Train is the guest of Mrs. I. Honeyfield. ■Mrs. Holmes, Marton, is the guest of Mrs. Honeyfield, “Park Farm.” Mrs. Noel Harding, Hastings, formerly of Patea, is the guest Of Mrs. W. F. Shields. Mrs. W. Patterson is visiting New Plymouth for the races. Mrs. W. F. Shields and Miss Vera Shields leave on Friday to visit Mrs. Skinner, Cambridge. Miss Eileen Homer was a week-end visitor to her sister, Mrs. W. F. Shields, Miss M. King, Wellington, is staying with Mrs. A. Hilliar. The . Misses Ensor are the guests of Mrs. W. H. Walton. The Misses G. and A. Hall are visiting Hawera. • Miss M. Rowlands, New Plymouth, was the guest of Mrs. A. B. Currie during the week. WAITARA Mrs. Harri Son, Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. B. Dew. Mrs. C. R. Stead, who has been visiting Auckland, has returned to Waitara. Miss H. Hingley is visiting Rahotu. Mrs. Marsh has arrived from Pahiatua find taken up her residence here. Miss E. Patterson, WangaqUi, is the guest of Mrs. F. Harford. Mrs. T. Hayward, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Rattenbury, has returned to Okau, Mrs. W. Hogg, left during the week to spend a holiday at Pahiatua. Miss L. Thomas, New Plymouth, is the guest of Miss I. Foreman, Tikorangi. Miss 1 V. Carmichael, who has been Spending a short holiday at Wellington, has returned. Mrs. D. Hutchinson Was hostess at an enjoyable gift afternoon last Thursday in honour of Miss V. Redward, whose marriage takes place shortly. The afternoon was passed pleasantly with items and competitions. Miss M. Knight has returned to Wellington after a visit to Mrs. B. Foreman, Tikorangi. WOMEN’S DIVISION Pungarehu: Mrs. Harris presided over a good attendance at the August meeting. MiSS Winifred Rowe was welcomed as a new member. The treasurer, Mrs. J. C. Best, reported that as a result of the euchre party and dance the funds of the branch should be considerably augmented. Arrangements were completed for a “brlng-and-buy” afternoon. A competition arranged by Mesdames R. Copplestone and J. C. Best resulted in a tie for first place between Mrs'. J. D. Row? and Justine' Murphy. The hostesses were Mesdames Best and Coppiestone.