INGLEWOOD

Taranaki Daily News, 17 October 1935, Page 14

INGLEWOOD

Miss W. Buchanan, Palmerston North, is visiting friends in the Inglewood district. Mrs. H. Giles, New Plymouth, visited her sister Mrs. A. Gamlin, recently. Mrs. Ormandy, Lepperton, is holidaymaking with friends at Dunedin. Miss A. Lawn, New Plymouth, has arrived at Inglewood to live. Mrs. M. A. T. Evans recently visited her daughter-in-law, Mrs. J. Evans, Eltham. Mrs. Buckley, Wanganui, is the guest of Mrs. L. Nodder, Hotel Inglewood. Miss A. Paulger is visiting relations at Inglewood. Mrs. Hurlstone, New Plymouth, is staying with her daughter, Mrs. A Sinclair, Egmont Village. Mrs. J. A. Ross entertained on Monday afternoon. , Mrs. Matthews, Wellington, is staying with Mrs. Freestone, Mountain Road. ( Miss Mary Giles, New Plymouth, is ] staying with her cousin, Miss Ethel Gam- < lin. Mrs. Keenan is the guest of Mrs. Gor- • don Marsh, Egmont Village. ] Miss Joyce Horner, New Plymouth, recently; visited her mother, Mrs. Horner. On Monday an enjoyable social even- i ing was held in the Druids’ hall by the 1

junior branch of the Women’s Institute, in honour of Mesdames Torrens, McGowan and Wanklyn. The president, Miss F. Codd, thanked the guests of honour for their help in producing recent plays. Miss Codd asked performers to present the guests with bouquets. Mrs. Wanklyn replied. Mesdames Lindsay and Codd were presented with bouquets. A play, “The New Poor” was performed by the Misses H. McLaggan, I. Heal, M. Feaver, N. Nodder and M‘. Codd. Mesdames Nodder and Cramer contributed songs, and tap-dances were given by the Misses D. Reesby and N. Nodder. Miss Dorothy Riding was the accompanist.

Women members of the Inglewood Golf Club spent an enjoyable time on the links on Monday afternoon when they played a friendly match with the women of the Stratford club.