INGLEWOOD

Taranaki Daily News, 24 December 1935, Page 12

INGLEWOOD

Mrs R H. Sinclair, formerly of Inglewood and now of Matiere who has been spending a few days with Mrs. N. T. Roch, left yesterday for Dan ” evl £’ where she will be the guest of Mrs. Telverton. Mesdames Wallis (Opunake), Cressy (Hawera) and Thompson (A watuna) are the guests of their mother, Mrs. Allen, for Christmas. Mrs M. Sutherland and Miss Dorothy Riding wiR leave, to-morrow for Tauranga, where they will stay with Mrs. B. Burns. Mrs. Frewin and the Misses L. and U. Erewin leave to-night for Martinborough, ■where' they will be the guests of Mrs. Jeffries. Mrs. Gow is spending a few days at New Plymouth with Mrs. Giddy. Miss Sybil Turner, New Plymouth, wfil arrive to-night to stay with Miss Marjorie Feaver. Mrs. T. Lindsay will leave to-morrow for New Plymouth, where she will stay with Mrs. King, Carrington ROad. Mesdames L. Bocock (Waitara) and H. Bocock (New Plymouth) are the guests of Mrs. Bocock, sent. Mrs. Easton, Hawera, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. L. Clark, Dudley Road. •' . ' / ' Miss Lucy Corney, Egmont Village, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Corney, Reparoa. ■ .' Mrs. L. Sutherland is the guest of Mrs. Sutherland, senr., New Plymouth, for a few days. Miss Joan Feaver will leave during the holidays for Opunake, where she will stay with her sister, Mrs. L. Harvey. Miss E. Harlow, New Plymouth, will be Mrs. Preo’s guest for a few days at Christmas. ' ' Mrs A. Coles and her daughter,, Mrs. C. Nidiolls, will leave to-morrow for Feilding, where they will stay with Mrs. lan Caldwell. The Misses Q. and R. Gernhoefer' will leave to-night for Auckland. '' Mrs. H. K. Joblin, Hastings, is spending the Christmas holidays with her mother, Mrs. U. MeAllum. Mrs. J. E. Eaves, Khandallah, will arrive to-morrow and will spend a few weeks with Mrs. H. J. Eaves. Mrs. A. Thomason will be the guest of Mrs. A. Chard, Egmont Village, for a.few days at Christmas. Mrs. Barnes, Egmont Village, is visiting Wanganui. Mrs. L P. Grant'will leave to-morrow for Whakatane to spend the Christmas holidays. •. J , \ ‘ The Misses A., G. andJ.V. Eversfield and R. Klenner will leave to-morrow for New Plymouth, where they will spend a few weeks; at Ngamotu beach. Miss Wilson, Auckland, is the guest of Mrs. J. Gibbs. Mrs. Mundin, Wellington, will be the gupst of Mrs. Rose, Tarata, for the Christmas holidays. > ■Mrs. Arthur Phillips is the guest of Mrs. Phillips, Everett Road. Mrs. H. Thomson, New Plymouth, will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. N. T. Roch, for Christmas. Among those present at a Waitui social owning on Friday were Mesdames C. Lyon (green marocain), P. Roberts (blue crepe), T. .Clark (navy silk marocain), Candy (black crepe), A. Wellington (navy satin), Bracegirdle (black crepe), J. Hunter (red sand crepe), M. Sattler (grey and scarlet marocain), C. Sattler (blue floral elephant crepe), L. Schreiber (floral ninon), E. Schreiber (black marocain), N. Mclntyre (navy and green crepe), J. Buckley (black and white marocain), Effer (wine marocain), L. Hunter (black and white crepe), A. Jones (white windswept satin), and the Misses James (apple green sand crepe), E. Buckley (floral ninon), N. Mclntyre (blue marocain), J. Hunter (blue uncrushable crepe), Bakewell (navy windswept satin),. E.. Winfield (blue suede crepe), Bracegirdle (floral marocain), N. Wellington (blue floral Voile), J. Schrider (black satin), T. Clark (black and pink phantom crepe),. J. Candy (pink floral silk).

NORMANBY Mrs. L. F .Scott is spending the Christmas holidays with her daughter at Nelson. , . ' Mrs. A. R. Stevenson has recently returned from a visit to Rotorua. Mrs. V. F. Howell, who took a motor trip' to Wellington last week, has returned. Wearing a frock of floral marocain, Mrs. W. Burton entertained at an enjoyable party at her home on Monday night in honour of the joint birthdays of Mr. Burton and Mrs. F. Riddle. The rc-ms were decorated with massds of flowers in shades of yellow and gold and green and gold streamers. After dinner the guests spent a pleasant time dancing and playing games until supper time, when a handsomely iced birthday cake decorated with 106 kewpies was cut. idr. A. Galloway proposed the toasts of the guests of the evening, Mr. Burton and Mr. Archbold (for Mrs. Riddle) replying. Among those present were Mesdames L. F. Scott, G. and A. Galloway, V. Adams, A. Leydon, Kelson (Eltham), F. Scheuber, D. May (Eltham) and Hurliman, Misses N. Purnell, A. Payne, Karlson, I. Preston.. R. and M. Burton and D. Hurliman.