SOCIAL NOTES

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21208, 3 September 1940, Page 3

SOCIAL NOTES

NGAHINAPOURI

Mrs G. W. Gower and Miss Alison Gower, Hamilton, have returned from a visit to Auckland. Mrs J. E. Marnane has returned to Hamilton from a holiday at Russell and Mount Maunganui. Mrs S. E. Senior, Hamilton, has returned from a holiday in Auckland.

Mrs L. A. Morrison. Hamilton, has returned from a visit to Auckland. Mrs M. K. Luxford. Palmerston North, is visiting Hamilton as the guest of Mrs Gudex.

Miss M. A. Herlihy, Hamilton, was a recent visitor to Auckland.

The Hamilton branch and the Frankton sub-branch of the Plunket Society are holding their annual Flower Day on Friday next, when stalls will be set up outside the library, Victoria Street. Gifts of flowers, cakes, produce, preserves, etc., will be gratefully received, and may be left at the Plunket Rooms on Thursday, and the usual generous support of the public is earnestly requested for this worthy cause.

TE AROHA

Mrs George Foy, Ruakaka, has returned from a visit to Helensville.

Mrs M. O. Gray, Palmerston South, has been spending a few days in Te Aroha.

Miss Jessie Deacon is spending the holidays in Auckland,

Mrs J. Haslop and Miss Betty Monson are visiting Palmerston North,

Miss Makere Lee is visiting her sister, Mrs Moss Wylie, Wellington.

Mrs C. Rayner, Te Poi, and Miss Joyce Don, of Te Aroha West, have left for a short holiday in Australia.

Mrs Williams was the recent guest of Mrs J. McGregor.

Mrs R. A. Thomas has been spending a few days with her mother, Mrs Stewart Reid.

Mrs Pratt was a recent visitor to her daughter, Mrs W. McFarland.

Mrs W. Reid, who has been visiting Takapuna, has returned home.

Mrs G. Mills is staying with her daughter, Mrs E. Firth, Auckland.

Mrs D. Dixon has returned to her home in Auckland after being the guest of her sister, Mrs Eric Reid.