WOMAN’S WORLD

Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9853, 5 November 1924, Page 3

WOMAN’S WORLD

PERSONAL Miss Hii'st-Smytii lias been tiie . guest oi the Rev. and Airs J'en... : Essex House, Hexton. Dr. Pat .Marshall <Wi IWngton) has been visiting in Gisborne and v. as tiie guest of Airs I'\ E. Jvcson at W’harckopae. ; a* * ! Miss Eclme Raitridge who is under- • going a special course of training at the Peters Gray School of Dancing in Chri-.tci’urcli, is at present the guest of Alls L. A. Stringer, Alerrivaie. * * z-

The Literary Circle of the Gisborne "Women’s Club invite all members and their friends (men included) to r.n evening in the club rooms te-merro.v night (Thursday) at S p.m. All P". -J . Wilkes has kindly premised to give

‘ A Chat About His Trio Home” when :t small charge will be inane, the funds going to Dr. Barnardo s Ho Hies. * x* On tho. occasion of her forthcoming marriage Miss Goffe who was formerly assistant librarian at the Turanganui Public Library .was presented with a pyrex set of lieautiful workmanship with the accompanying good wishes of the donors. FROCKS "AT THE RACES. POVERTY BAY CLUB'S SECOND DAY.

The mythical personage known in nursery days a.s the “clerk oi' the weather” certainly .showed himself most unkind to the racing fixture on Saturday, but relented on Monday and blue skies and sunshine favored patrons. V solt cool breeze tempered the warmth of the sun and so made the Opportunity for spending the day a golden one. The dressing of the lady patrons was a. much admired feature, the gowns being artistic in design and harmonious in color. .Mrs ,J. li. Murphy came in b.laek crepe do chine prettily ornamented with steel beads and a. black hat finished with an ostrich plume. Mrs l'\ 15. Barker's grey violo frock was tastefully embroidered and worn with a black hat. Mrs 11. 15. Williams, Oriental frock with effective orange trimmings and small hat to tone. ill's W. 0. Shcrratt. smart gown of black and white, and black hat. Mrs Maeleod, white brocade with black, and black hat prettily trimmed Mrs Phil. Shorratt, becoming Mack headed frock and black satin hat to match. Mrs f.. Miles, striking toilette of white figured georgette worn with a geranium red hat with black. Mrs lit. Loiscl, pretty frock of cornflour blue beaded georgette and a black satin picture hat with feather mount. Mrs (Dr.) Williams, delicate pastel tinted toilette and becoming hat with tasteful trimmings. ’Mrs Henderson, stylish grey brocaded coat frock with navy blue crinoline straw hat. Mrs Gaddum, smartly designed gown of royal purple crepe de chine with‘modish shoulder cape and navy blue hat. Mrs R. Barker, charming frock of white voile handed with navy Kgyptian trimming and touch of cerise, the toilette being completed with a white hat and cerise parasol. Mrs A. J. Cameron, smart toilette of black with black laco and effective black hat. Afrs R. F. Burke, black taffeta with circular open-work trimming and hat to match with pretty trimmings. Airs Ralph Alurphy wore a pink raffia hat with a dainty rose pink headed toilette. AFrs Fenwick, cream silk stock ingot to costume striped in saxe blue and worn with a white straw hat encircled with white ribbon. Airs (Dr.) Bowie, dainty toilette of black maracnin piped with white and inlet with white nceoicleon pleated georgette. A small black hat was worn to match. Aliss H. Nolan, silver grey plenun georgette and smart black hat. Aliss D. Earns-Graliam, sapphire blue pleated georgette with Oriental epaulettes of striking design and hat with orange-tinted flowers and streamers. Aliss Nancy Williams, picturesque frock of almond green pleated georgette with lint of the same colors and streamers of grey velvet. Airs H. Drummond, grey crepe do chine with smart cire lace overdress and black 1 at. Airs AieSwccney (Pukekoho) very dainty crepe do chine toilette piped with cerise and small white hat with streamers to match. Airs o\ Chrisp, white silk spoil*., => elotit with vari-colored trimming and white orin. hat with blue and orange tinted flowers. Airs \V. Clark, graceful and effective toilette with hat en suite. Airs Jamieson, smart black gown tasteful hat to match.

! AHs Rutledge, modish costume with hat en suite with pretty trimmings. All's Barns-Graham, stylish biscuit tinted toilette with smart lint to tone. Miss A'. Branson (Napier) rugger brown pleated georgette with lc.ee and becoming hat en suite. Ai.’iss Hope Bernau (Napier) effective red linen jumper suit and small black taffeta hat. Miss R. Caro (Napier) orange crepe de chine frock with Oriental trimmings and small black hat. Aiiss N. Bullock-Webster, navy blue accordeon pleated georgette with black straw hat. Aiiss N. Wallis, very pretty frock of white figured crepe de chine with accordeon pleated bertha and small white 'ribbon hat. Aiiss F. Field, peach pink frock beautifully beaded with hot to tone. Aiiss R. Barry, navy blue crepe do chine with Oriental beading and big black picture hot. Aiiss Mona Williams, sheath fro>.a of white figured silk with royal blue collar and accordeon pleated georgette. A picture hat in white, piped in Oriental coloring was worn with streamers to tone. Aiiss AL Macaulay, bade green silk handed in white crepe de chine, and accordeon pleating at the side, worn with a small white straw- hat with j pretty scarf. i Aiiss P. Mo rice (Tolaga Bay) pale ; grey georgette with royal blue, and smart grey hat with royal blue flowers and streamers. Aiiss J. Ludbrook. sapphire bine coat frock effectively pleated and blue hat to match. Miss D. Runciman, delicate pastel tinted frock and pule grey hat. Aiiss AL Hookey, ivory tinted skirt witli pink knitted sleeveless coatee, and underblou.se with dainty lace and small hat. There were numerous others also ui very stylish and much-admired confections.

(By “Vivienne”.)

prcitilv-set tea-table was florallx arranged villi mauve and cerise .-,wcet peas. .... Airs Nolan received her d.iuginer s goes is in black t.-dicta villi a black and white bat: A.is-. Xciou was in ;.iuk ami white clucked gc-n gettc and a v, into hut: AIKs H. Noiaa, cream woven and snud! leghorn iiat; AllsWe.iiis. charming sprigged -:1k crepe small white hat. md unite Fir wrap. included in the coin: any Present were: Aiesdames Wail:-. AL rgaai. v ot-t.-riil. 0. Ai. Thomson. G. Willock. i . Halfcur. White i Aursicvdl. !'. V.. Nolan. Hnlderness. Carieton W illiams. Henderson. P. Barker; Alias*.., P. dr- Latitour. Gray c2). (-ardener.

Afacaulov. F. Barxcr-. A!. Banter. Bowen (2). L. Muir. LI. Packe. AL Hc-okev. Bullock-W ehster. N. A\ illiunis, J. Barker. J. Ludbrook. _ lx. .Stott. R. Afatthews, AI. Rees. Scott

(3), N. Stock. F. Davits. Orr (21, H. Watkins. Field. AL Shcrraxt. AViiliams (Dunedin), Bristow. Hassidl (Hawke’s Bay), K. Pit tar. I . AA illiams, AL Humpiireys. E. Oaddum, P. Ale-rice. D. lluucinnin. AI. Kennedy, P. Palmer. B. Alurray. A. Anderson and others. ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITION

A special stall is this year being "devoted to novelties at the Arts and Crafts Exhibition, which is being held on Tuesday Nov. 11. at the City Hall. Here will he found tiie daintiest of fragrant lavender, made up into attractive boxes, baskets, bags and sachets; vanity cases, gaily colored raffia bags and purses which every woman will long to possess. : leather foot cushions, shopping hags, rug holders, rubber bags for beach use and useful leather carriers for library bo «i.s. Dainty ladies in crinoline and pompadour gown form novel tea eosies and another trim maid is seen who will do duty as a door stop. Coat hangers, specially lor wee smfrocks, as well as large ones, sworn trays, porch and suede cushions, etc., are only a few of tiie other attractions which will lie there on sale. In another corner of the Exhibition will be found a charming collection of water color sketches. Included are many local and beautiful native bush scenes. River and sea-scapes are also daintily portrayed.

avedding. GARDINER—HAYES. The marriage of Arthur Ralph Gardiner, son of Air and Mrs. Gardiner, Ormond Road, to Philumena Clare Hayes, daughter of tiie late Air. and Airs. I’. Hayes, took place on October 21 at the residence of the bride s sister. The ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. Dean Lane, took place in the drawing-room, which'was decorated with streamers and a wealtii of spring flowers. The bride was attended bv her sister. Air-. \\ . L. Colcmr.n. as matron of honor, while Mr. Keith Gardiner acted r.s best man. .Alter the ceremony the guests adjourned to the dining ream. where afternoon lea was served., 'iho presents were arranged in the livingroom and included a dinner service and Daulton cake stand from the firm and staff of Alos.-rs. Common, .Shelton and Co. All. and Airs. Gardiner left later by car, carrying with them the best washes of a large circle of friends.

The members of Holy l: :n ty Ladies’ Guild will hold their annual sale of work and exhibition oi flowers on Saturday next. November 8, in the City Hall. Attractive stalls \vi 11 be well stocked with uselul and needful articles. 1 lie brail tub fo*‘ children is especially good—'welldressed dolls and all sorts of no-k----nacks dear to a. child’s heart. Ihe members have given up one atteinoon a week for eigiit months ol the year, and appeal to parishioners and friends to assist them in their final effort for the year hv attending in large numbers. T'lie exhibition of flowers will lie well worth seeing one of tiie features will he a disp.ay put on bv Mr Stubbing from. Airs White's well-known garden. Tickets can bo obtained from any oi the members. Goods for any of tho stal s will be gratefully received, also cai.es for tiie tea stall.

[ A Revival. i Is is- SO long since grandmother favored this style that Fashion is giving it another airing. Paris has sponsored this particular model in silk taffeta.

When Nazol is frequently inhaled through the mouth and nose, it has a wonderful power in controlling influenza and other germs which lodge in the mouth, nose and throat.

toms of a cold or chili. act quickly and at once." Call Baxter’s Lung Preserver to your immediate aid. A dose in time is an invaluable preventive of spring and summer complaints. “Baxter's” is a rich soothing specific, pleasant to (lie taste, and a firm favourite with the kiddies as well as with all growr.-ups. ’Tis also a grand building-up tonic that keeps you fit and well always. A large bottle oi “Baxter’s” co-ts only 2C. At all grocers and chemists. Family size 4/G.—3