Of Interest to Women

Waikato Independent, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3421, 18 February 1936, Page 6

Of Interest to Women

19 (By Our Social Reporter)

PERSONAL Miss Dorothy Cox, who has been on the Milford Sound cruise, returned to Cambridge on Saturday. * * * Mrs E. R. Foster, of Takapuna is staying with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs R. R. Foster, of LFencourt. * * • Miss Grace Foster has rejoined the nursing staff of the Waikato Hospital after a holiday spent at Cambridge and Auckland. * * * Among the recent visitors to the National Hotel were: Keith Cutten, Mrs D. S. Mitchell and Miss E. Johnston (Auckland) and the Misses Jeffries (Hawkes Bay). * * * Recent visitors at the Masonic Hotel include: Major and Mrs W:l----liam Powlett (England), Miss M. Malcolm. Mrs Leatham, Miss Leatham, Mrs A. Kissling (Auckland), Mrs Irvine Browne and Miss Phyllis Browne (Nelson ), Mrs Gerald Bailie (Whakatane), Mrs R. H. Baile (Wellington). GARDEN PARTY The garden party arranged by the members of Trinity Presbyterian Ladles’ Guild on Saturday afternoon proved very successful. The lovely gardens at Green Hedges were kindly lent by Mr and Mrs Wild and made a picturesque setting for the stalls, which included produce, cakes, sweets, jumble and ice cream, while beneath the shade of the fine old trees, the large crowd chatted over their teacups. The proceeds for the afternoon amounted to £3O, which was very pleasing for the organisers. The winners of some of the games and competitions were: Clock golf, Miss Brann and Mr S. Nicholson; target croquet, Mrs Gane and Mr Nickalls; nail driving, Mrs Harwood; jay walking, Mrs Wild; quoits, Mr G. Williams; stepping the chain, Mrs F. H. Anderson.

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