WOMEN’S TOPICS.

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 371, 27 February 1937, Page 3

WOMEN’S TOPICS.

Social and Personal

Mrs R. Green, Hamilton, is the guest of Mrs Wood. .* * *

Mrs D. J. Malone «'as “at home" on Friday afternoon.

Mrs C; Penn war “at home" on Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs E. H. Young was a bridge hos tees on Thursday afternoon. * * *

Mrs A, t, Morgan has returned from a brief visit to Masterton.

Mrs J. S. Lyone and family returned on Tuesday from a holiday at Wellington * * * Miss Marie Purchase has returned from several Weeks’ holiday ih the Seßth Island.

Dr Doris Gordon left for 'Wellington this week to attend the British Medical Association meeting.

. Miss M. Burmester, who has been "on a business visit to Auckland, has returned.

Mils G. Ameas has returned from an enjoyable eamping holiday spent with friends in New Plymouth.

Miss E. Beech, Te Awamutu, itvisiting friends in Stratford for a

Miss Z. Nicholson, Auckland, is at present the guest of the Misset' Nowell, Ngalre.

Miss Pat Nowell has returned from an enjoyable visit to friends in New Plymouth.

• Miss L,. Taylor, Wellington, Is at present on a visit to her mother, Mrs. W. Calder, of Juliet Street, Stratford.

Mrs J. Von Sturmer, who has been the guest of Mits I. Eeydon, left yesterday morning for her home in Palmerston North.

Miss Inez Taylor left yesterday for a visit to friends in Wanganui. She has been staying with her sister, Miss Taylor, at the Vicarage.

Mr NT L. Uniaeke, who has been spending a short holiday with his people, left for Wellington en route for the South Island.

Mts H. Bishop and Miss Betty Bishop have returned from Auckland, where they spent three weeks’ holiday.

The marriage of Rhoda, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs H. Childs. Lear Street, Stratford, to Iven Howard Langsmith, of the Royal Air Force, Wellington, was celebrated on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Langsmith left on Friday by car for Wellington, and will leave on a six month’s trip to Sydney.

A jolly "kitchen tea” was given on Wednesday night by Mre Reynolds, Celia Street, in honour of Miss F. Morrison, who is engaged to Mr H. Lampoline. There sere many friends present, including members of the staff of R. H. White, Ltd. The guest of honour was the recipient of many charming and very useful gifts’.

An enjoyable dance was held in the Masonic Hall, Broadway South, last night, having been organised by a band of energetic young .people. Among those present were Mesdames

V. C. Fookes (biack taffeta), R. Kirkwood (reseda green floral crepe de chine), R. Green, Hamilton (gentia blue satin), A. G. McKenzie (ivory lace over taffeta), S. McGregor (floral red and green crepe de chine), the Misses M. Malone (shell pink silk net over taffeta), R. Furrie (powder blue taffeta), L. Penn (marina blue taffeta), A. Uniacke (blue and white floral marocain), C. Uniacke (scarlet and green floral crepe de chine), Z.

Nichoteon, Auckland (white satin), Newton (floral georgette), G. Amess (white organdie), Z. Masters (rose pink georgette), O. Masters .(.pale blue floral georgette), E. Beech, Hamilton (gold satin), M. Whittle (ultramarine taffeta), T. Monk (brown check), S. Nowell (scarlet crinoline crepe), N. Vogie (blue floral taffeta), N. Ennk (light blue

silk), N. Power (powder blue organdie). B. Hale (royal blue taffeta), J. Hale (red cloak suede), J. Jackson (pale jade taffeta with diamante trimming). Apologies were received from the Misses B. and R. Shannon. Mrs Hall was "at home” on Thursday night.