INGLEWOOD

Taranaki Daily News, 1 May 1937, Page 12 (Supplement)

INGLEWOOD

Miss Ethel Brown is spending a holiday at New Plymouth ak the guest of Mrs. J. S. McKellar. Mrs. Gregory was an afternoon tea hostess on Monday. Miss Proctor has returned from a holiday at Hawera. Mrs. Ryan, Hastings, who has been the guest of Mrs. N. Taylor, Norfolk. Road, returned to Hawkes Bay on Monday. Mrs. Herbert entertained on' Wednesday afternoon. Miss Olga Bold, who has been the auest of Mrs. J. W. Fabish, Rugby Road, left last night to spend a few days at Rotorua before returning to her home at Cambridge. Miss Phyllis Corney, who has been the guest of Mrs. W. T." Bishop, Egmont Village, has returned to her home at Rotorua. Mrs. A. M. Coyne, Bristol Road, is on a motor tour of the North Island. . Mesdames E. A. George (Waitara), F. Julian (New Plymouth) and the Misses •T. Boyle (Te Wera) and Marjorie Julian (New Plymouth) were the guests of Mrs. S.' A. George (Tarata) for the Ludeman— George wedding. j Mrs. R. H. Sinclair, Lepperton, was a bridge hostess on Wednesday evening. Mrs. F. Dennis, Christchurch, has come to live ; at Inglewood, and is spending a few days with Mrs. F. A. Reesby. Mrs. A. M. Dombroski, who has been yisiting relatives at Christchurch, accomDanied by her daughter, Miss Mollie Dombroski, Wellington, returned to her home at Norfolk Road, on Thursday. The Misses Margaret Darlow and Phyllis Langdon, who have been spending a holiday with friends in the Inglewood district, returned to Auckland on Wednesday. Mrs. Herbert was a recent visitor to Patea. Mesdames E. Clarke, R'. Bishell, B. Ward and L. Ward visited New Plymouth for the Robert— Lister wedding. Mesdames Angus (New Plymouth), Golding (Feilding) and Norman (Wellington) were, the guests of Mrs. Ludeman (Tarata) for the Ludeman— George wedding on Tuesday. Miss Alison Dufiill, Hawera, has been spending a holiday at Kaimata with Mrs. H. ' Burwell. Mrs. Wheeler, senr., is staying with her daughter, Mrs. E. Rusling, Rugby Road. Miss Mavis Ashton has reutrned from a holiday at Auckland.