FAREWELL PARTIES.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19911, 13 June 1936, Page 15 (Supplement)

FAREWELL PARTIES.

FOR MRS GRAHAM PITCAITHLY. Mrs \V. \Vood and Mrs Remetls eniertained a few friends at Mrs \Vood's residence in L'lste!‘ Street, on \Vednes—rlay l 0 farewell .\h's Pitcaithly, who is lnm‘ing in reside in Christchurch. Flag 500 was played, the Winners being Mrs E, Goodwin (Morrinm‘llle), and Mrs H. Price. After a dainty supper, .\li‘s \Vood. on behalf of ihose present, presented Mrs Pllcaiihly with a handsome snake skin pui‘sr‘, .\[rs Pitcaillily suitably replied, after which the guests joined in sinuing “For She's A Jolly Good Fellow." Those present werer—Mesdames H. Price. D. C. Street. E. Goodwin, \V. .\icllai‘ric, J. Hoffman. E. Snell, G. Dui‘l’, L. Pascoc and Miss B. Miller. DELIGHTFUL MORNING TEA. FOR MISS INNES TAYLOR. Mrs \V. G, Hopkins was hostess at a delightful farewell morning tea at her home in To .\i‘oha Street. xester—day for her sister, Miss Inncs Taylor, who will leave for Samoa on Tuesday.

The rooms lookvd most inviting with a blazing fire and bowls of Violets and late roses. Mrs Hopkins “as wearing a graceful frock of marina green wool mal‘ocain and Miss Taylor wore a navy tailored costume and navy hat. Among the guests \\'ei‘e:—~.\lesdames \V‘. I-nnes Taylor (Uhaupo). G. l;. Toy-l 101' (Mom‘insvillc), Eben Wilson. Bay 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 l

Frazer. N, D’Arcy Sm-lth, Noakes. E. D'Arcy (.\‘gax‘uawahim. .\lisses Val \Yatts, Dell Yule, Helen Heywood, Erena \Val-d, Gray Ham—mond. ‘