WOMAN’S WORLD

Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11127, 10 February 1930, Page 3

WOMAN’S WORLD

FROOKING: AT THE PARK, The Gisborne Racing Club’s isuminer meeting opened on Thursday m gloomy weather, consequently most of end feminine world journeyed to the Park equipped to defy the elements 1 ; however, the, sun shone .in the afternoon and coats-'were discarded;. the lawjns presenting a gay and animated appearance.; , ■ ! ’ There were soino very smart crepe de chine and satin frocks but tailored suds and coats of the tailored variety in tweed velour and cloth held undisputed sway. Hats both large and small, mostly severely plain,- with either drooping brims or turned off the face, were worn, and berets were seen on several. Some of those .present. included — Miss It. Barry, who was wearing ;i smart golden . brown- tweed tailormade, a close fitting hat of felt and straw to match and furs. l : : : : Airs H. E. Bright wore a fur coat W,itlr a cinnamon brown printed foulard frock and a mushroom pink felt hat. • : : : Alls AY. Clark was wearing a black crepe de chine coat with blonde fur and cuffs over a. beige and black figured satin beaute frock, and a black Bangkok hat trbinned, with Petersham, ribbon and a diamante buckle. Alr s F. \V. Nplan’s frock of fuchsia beige crepe satin was worn with a French grey coat trimmed with squir rel and a fuchsia beige ballibuntal hat-. Airs 11. E. Alaudo slate grey and blue llecked tailor made an<l small black Bangkok hat. . : : : : Mrs. G. Stock navy blue and gold figured crepe de chine and black cloth coat: with fur trimmings ana small navy hat. Airs. J .Jamieson grey tweed tailor made lettuce green, Bangkok hat and scarf to match. Airs. AY. Hobson, grey and black tweed tailored costume and black olb hat trimmed with a diamante . rnament. Airs. G. Al. Reynolds black broadcloth tailor made and close fitting felt hat to match. Airs. :R. U. Burke, fawn tweed tailored costume and small felt bat to tone. Airs. C. D. Bennett wore a black coat over a hchtropo frock and a black hat. Airs. J. R. Murphy was wearing a black silk quilted coat with a black crepe satiu frock and Bangkok liar to match. Airs. T. Sherratt black cloth coat L rimmed with fur and black anU brown felt hat. : : : • : yii-s. J. N. Thomas ltoi's do rose tailored costume and felt hat in a darker shade. : = 1 : ’ Airs, ,F Kahlenberg brown tweed tailored costume, felt hat to tone and furs. ; : : : Airs. K r J . Chrisp two piece suit df olive green, felt hat to match with a drooping brim, and a fur choker. : : : Mrs. AI. P. AlcSwoeney blue and grey tweed tailored suit and 101 l hat to tone. Airs. E. Loisel navy blue and white striped tailor made and small navy felt hat. Airs. S. E. Gillingham rose fawn fro ze coat, with fur collar and cuffs and Bangkok hat to tone. : : : : : Airs. K. F. Reed black cloth tailor made and Bangkok hat to mated. : : : Airs. S. Nathan wore a fur coat, with .a pinkish fawn tailor made and small felt hat to match. Airs. D. L. ,'Aluir black cloth coat with mole fur trimmings and small, black straw hat with touches ol cherry. : : Airs. J. AI. Alouoklon two piece suit of fawn heather mixture jersey cloth trimmed with brown suede close fitting straw hat to tone and furs. : : : : : Mrs. A. .It' Hine, black doth coat branded in white with fur collar and cuffs, and navy blue straw hat. : : : : : Airs. F. CV Gaddum fawn tweed tailored - coat and skirt and fawn felt hat with brown insets. Airs. G. Gaddum (Alohuka), black cloth coat and hat to match trimmed with pastel, tinted posies. Airs. G. B. Oman, .printed crepe de chine frock, fur coat and navy blue Bangkok hat. • Mrs. J. Fyke grev tweed tailored costume and navy blue hat. Mrs. F Evans tailored tweed coat and black Bangkok hat. : • : : Airs. A. Bods (AYairoa > brown suede coat and beige felt hat. Airs. A. J. Harris black cloth tailor made and bright green beret. Mrs. H. Angel I grey tweed tailored suit and Royal blue felt hat. Airs. If. T.. Holden fur coat and black straw hat. : : : Mrs. AA : . Gambriil fur coat and small black satin hat. : : Alias 11. Nolan was wearing a black broadcloth coat with mole fur collar and cuffs. with a patternec crepe de eh hie frock anti small bluett felt hat ornamented with a diamante brooch.- ; : : -Miss C. Bright delphinium blue and grey tweed -coat with a scarf collar and blue felt hat. ::, : : : Miss A. Pirilp; (Brisbane) crimson jersey cloth juniper suit with navy trimmings and black- felt liat. . ':'' : " 1 Miss. E. Gaddum' cinnamon brown crepe de chi lie 'frbek with white collar and cuffs : and crimson.felt liat. : •: h . .Miss A. .. Gaddum fur coat and (rfuimson beret: y Mis„ N. Sheriff black ami yellow .spotted erepo. de chine and beige hat trimmed with buttercup: yellow velvet. 'b : i ; \ -f ’ : * ■ Miss E Gillingham cream .crepe de chine .jumper suit banded with green and wide straw jhlit to match with green • triinmijngs. . . ’ . r r ■' ■ i , / , v Miss H: Veitclj decked tweed tailored coat and fa!wn straw hat.-? , -- : i • : j - G j-'i ■- j "Miss Al. 'Douglas , (Hawke’s Bay), black Goth coat and daffodil yellow felt'liat.. * •• 1

I Miss N. Bullock-Webster (Auek- : land) navy blue ensemble and cI-jeo ii“ fitting felt hat to match, ill . : . : : : . ; if Miss B. Sherratt jersey cloth jumie per suit in two shades of fawn and >; bat on suite.' r- : : : 10 Miss M. Macaulay navy blue and t* patterned juniper suit and navy and powder blue straw hat. ie . . : : r- MJsh J. Dunlop jade green maroi- vain frock trimmed wd.v tiny tucks d and close fitting felt hat to match. ; : : : : y .Miss A. Gillingham, imisliroom g pink embroidered crepe do chine e jumper suit and wide straw hat m tone. • • : : : _ Dr. Easterfield. black broadcloth tailored costume and felt hat to , match turned off the face'. d • : : : : : ' Mass ]’. Key no Ids blue and grey flecked tweed ensemble and a black ~ beret. V .... Miss B. Cbrisp cornflower blue coat with fur trimmings a canary yellow frock and felt hat to mutch. I- : ; ' . • : : ' Miss K. Sheriff wore a patterned . frock with a fur coat and navy blue straw bat. * - : : : r m iss B. Murphy, delphinium, blue " jersey silk jumper .suit with a striped scarf collar in contrasting shades of blue and a large felt bat to match. j Miss E. Thomas beige tweed coat trimmed with matching fur and a bright blue felt bat • Miss. M. Scott navy blue crepe de 1 chine frock and grey felt bat. ..... Miss M. Kroadherst canary yellow 1 crepe de chine frock and saxe blue 1 straw hat turned off the face. i : Miss AL Murphy white jersey silk jumper suit pi|*“d with crimson at.d l ' crimson st-ra v hat. L : • : Miss M. .Barker navy blue cloth tailored suit and felt bat to match. ; Miss AL Burl el t navy ;bl UO Oil- | 1 semble trimmed v its fur and beige straw bat with touches of pink. Miss X. Graham crimson and beige = jersev cloth juniper suit and crimson beret. 1 • : : : Miss M. Blair fawn flecked tweed tailored suit and felt hat to tone. Miss X. l*yke sapphire blue crepe i de chine frock close fitting hat to 1 match and white furs. : : : Miss M. Eraser fur coat and criin--5 son beret. L : ‘ : : : Miss N. Pul lett jade green ciejio do chine trimmed with accordion pl oil ted irill s and laryo beige .straw hat. 1 : : •• : Miss It. C’ravshaw black foulard . V'eck patterned in gold and close , fitting black • fell hut. Miss K. Scott hois de rose tailor l made and felt hat to tone. ; : Miss A. Thomas fawn tweed hih and felt hat to tone. i : : : : : .. AGss I Sfsei 1 . (D .linevirke) g<. den fawn tailored coat and soli i-at to match. , I TOLAGA BAY NOTES. 1 HERBERT—-WALSH. i (Special T 0 The Times). ! .A very pretty wedding was solems pi-sed at St. Andrew's Church on f hiysstlay afternoon. when Eileen Alally, only daughter of Air and Airs _ *J• Mulsh, was married to Francis John, only son of Mr and Airs J. T. Herbert, of Bushmere, Gisborne. The j Kev. \V. H. Smith perfonneil the t . ceremony, wliile Airs AL E. Holmes presided at the v organ.- The bride, who was given away by her father, t was beautifully gowned in a sleeve- ] less frock of white beaded georgette f with, uneven hemline over a satm underskirt. Her veil, which was of silk embroidered tulle, was arranged rei- c-r the bead and caught over tbe ears with bunches ol’ orange biosse sum. While satin court- shoes, with. .1 hose to tone, were worn and the bride carried a beautiful bouquet ol white dahlias, carnations, and asparl agus fern. The bride was attended i by two bridesmaids, Aliss Bonnie Robertson (chief), and Aliss Aland Herbert (sister of the bridegroom), fl W|lio wore model' frocks of pink and n blue georgette, with semi-fitting bodices and liared iskirts, trimmed with bows of georgette and multi-colored lc satin motifs. Both wore picture hats :1 of crinoline straw trimmed with mul-ti-colored georgette and bunches of plush, flowers:; gold, brocaded shoes, e with hose to tone, and carried beauy tiful bouquets of jiink carnations and asparagus. Tho duties of Pest man were fulfilled by Air L. Rhodes, of J Gisborne, and or groomsman by Air. J. Walsh, brother of the bride. Following the ceremony, the t .guests were entertained at the Tolaga Bay Hotel, to an elaborate wedding breakfast. Air and Airs Walsh 11 and Air and Airs Herbert received their guests in the lounge, Mrs Walsh wearing a becoming frock of - royal blue crepe de chine, black silk repp coat and royal blue crinoline straw liat trimmed with plush flowI ors. M rs Herbert was attired in biscuit crepe, de eliine, with close fitting hat of biscuit, straw rimmed with royal blue ribbon. Both carried bouquets of red • dahlias- and asparagus fern. The guests proceeded to oon.l gratulate the bride and bridegroom, who received their guests under a charming wedding bell. The beautiful three-tier wedding cake, which ' adorned the bride’s table, was made ~ by her father. The usual toasts were ' honored, after which the bride left g for her honeymoon in a Nile green celanese jumper suit, green bankok hat and black satin coat and Wore a beautiful fox fur, the gift of the P bridegroom. A large number of beau- . fitful presents were received by the happy couple. Those invited were: Air and Airs li A) Clark'©, Napier), Air and Airs F. y Wilkinson (Palmerston North),. Air and Airs L. Lyons (Wellington), Mr 1 and Mrs L., Niqholls (Gisborne), Air rl ’and Mrs ,T. Franklin (Auckland), Air a and Airs 11. Twigley (Gisborne), Air and Airs J. Roberts (Gisborne), Mr '.and 1 Airs W. Smifli (Gisborne), Air , and Mrs C. ‘Horne (Christchurch), “ Mr and Airs G- AVilson (To Araroa). Mr and Airs .Thompson .(Auckland), At arid Airs-J. Sheppard (Gisborne), .v Air and Airs Tolfioff (Gisborne), . Alr fe and Mrs. T. Walsh (Gisborne), Air. x and Mrs L. Lewis (Gisborne) Air and Mrs J. B. Clarke (Gisborne), Air and , .Mrs Cusack (Gisborne), Air and Airs ~ L. • Rhodes (Gisborne). Mr and Airs n ,R., TbompSiOn. (Gislxirne)', Mr and i. Mrs, J. Thornton, Air, and Airs H. Tempest; Air and, Mrs C. I£. Smith, Air and Mrs 11. de Mon talk’, Air and Afrs'E: Shelton: ;Mr and 'Mrs A. AisV lahio. Mr arid Airs Colebrook. Mr and - Mrsf j. - F. Slipper,.'Air. and Airs J. ! Hoard, Air and Airs IT. Hopkinspn, ), Air' anil/Airs ! W. f .’ljahigau, Air ; and w Alirs C. Afaroussen,. Mr and Airs Mor- ; rail, Air • ’arid : Sirs' J. Guthrie,' Mr

and Mi's G. ’Ktist, ’Mr and Mrs. .T. Spoiice,""Mf and Mrs J. Wilson, Air and Airs Ki MeGlushan, Air and Airs ATatnespn. Mr a lid Mrs 0. HetUtolto, Mr and' Mrs J. Duricdmbd, Ml- and ■Airs T. McCreedy, Onptaili arid Airs BViiser, Mi' and Airs P. Hickey, Mr and Airs N. Smith. Mr and Airs ,J. B. Smith, Air and Mrs H. Irving, Air and Airs P. Mulloolv,- Air and Mrs 0. James, Air and Airs E. Harries, Mr and Mrs J. Paterson. Air and Airs. H. Littleworth, Air and Airs O.' Taylor, Air and Airs 15. B. Boland. Air and Airs P. Callaghan, Mr and Airs J. Alorsohead. Air and Airs J. Knox, Mr and Airs F. Lawrence, Alesdamos E. Robertson (Gis* home), AY. Farrell. .1. Lockwood. J. Walsh, Holmes, Misses Al. Taylor, |i. Maddoek, E. Baker, K. Dixon. L Fletcher. B. AVa'sli. A. Beattie (G shorno). E.'Farrell. Al. Shalloon (Opotiki) AT. and AI Alarciisseii. AI. Seymour, AV. Herbert (Gisborne), Barrett (Gisborne), AI. Andrews. 0. Johnstone, J. Wilkinson (Palmerston North). Messrs F. Leggett, L, Fletcher,.!). Wallace (Gisborne). A. Lincoln. S. Mackintosh, R. Lincoln, It. Stevenson (Gishore) 15. Friar (Gisborne) J. Hughes (Gishorne) X. tlastie (Alorere), 11. Walsh (Gishorne), G. AlcCroedv. W. It. Walsh. C. T. Walsh, R. MoKin'cy (Gishorne). J. Mu Haney, J. Gulliver (Rotorua), and P. Gulliver (Auckland). IsOTES. The Y.W.C.A. announces its programme 'of physical culture ior the jJm mg session. It has been iortunate in securing the part tune services of Alias Jean Ba.ssetl, tin; new teacher oi physical training at the High School, who has been traintor the iast two years at the aum Girls’ Grammar School. r H;e training given under Miss Hutton is one of the lew courses ollcred in this country iii> this important subject. I’lie Danish system, which is the one adopted at Epsom, is in us main methods based on tlie Swedish, but the recreational side and rhythmics have been specially developed with the result that the system makes a special appeal to the business girl. It is intended to oiler a special afternoon class Lor ladies, and also to organise one of the evening classes on Club lines with spec al coaching in basketball as well as ordinary worn. Further particulars may be had on application to the secretary.