WOMAN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 267, 1 April 1911, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD

(Conducted by "Eileen"). | NEW PLYMOUTH. SOCIAL NEWS. I] Morning Tea.—Misses Elsie Gray and . Doris Chilman, prior to their return to ■ Wellington, gave a small morning tea , party last Saturday to their girl friends i at the Kia Ora Tea Rooms. Amongst , those present were: Misses Skinner (2), Saxton, S. Thomson, Blundell, Bedford, Fitzherbert (2), E. Leatham, V. Simp- , son, F. Evans and Standish. j 'Bridge.—The Misses Hempton gave a! ; most enjoyable bridge party last Mon-' day evening as a farewell to Mrs. A. D.! Gray and Miss H. Rawson. The former I is leaving for Auckland, and the latter! for England. Amongst those present were: Mrs. Hempton (sen), black! charmeuse, real lace collar and cuffs; | Miss Hempton, white muslin relieved, with black velvet; Miss A. Hempton, pale blue and grey striped silk; Mrs. A. I D. Gray, pale green silk, finished with! velvet of a darker shade; Miss H. Rawson, pale blue poblin, softly relieved! with cream lace; Mrs. W. Newman, elec- ! trie blue silk; Mrs. Alexander, lovely I purple velvet; Mrs. Simpson, cinnamon brown taffeta, cream lace vest; Mrs. C.' T. Mills, black and white striped silk;] Mrs. Fraser, handsome hand-painted net over black glace foundation; Mrs. H. Baily, black lace, pale blue chiffon I 3houlder scarf; Mrs. Fitzherbert, Mack silk, relieved with pale blue; Mrs., Chancy, soft white silk; Mrs. Ha worth, pale blue bengaline, trimmed with oriental trimming; Mrs. Paul, cream and heliotrope chiffon; Mias Cunningham, grey and white ninon, trimmed with black velvet; Miss Fenton, black brocade, cream lace medallions; Miss Brown, black charmeuse, relieved with

soft white silk. Pianola- Recital. —By the invitation of the British" and Continental Piano Co., a large number of people gathered t.ogether in St. Mary's Hall to hear a pianola recital, Mr. R. N. Renaud manipulating the instrument. Amongst those present were: Mrs. Glasgow, Miss Glasgow,' Misses Evans (3), Misses Skinner (3), Mrs, Robinson, Miss Robinson, Mrs. F. Bayly, Miss Taylor, Mrs. Mc-j Kellar, Miss McKellar, Mrs. Bewley, Miss Bewley, Mrs. Leatham, Miss Leatham, Mrs. A. Jones, Misses Baker (2), Misses Bedford (2), Miss Carrington, Mrs. Kyngdon, Mre. Freeth, Mrs. Paton, Miss Warren. I

PERSONAL ITEMS. Oh Saturday evening Mrs. Chaney is giving a bridge party as a farewell to Mrs. A. D. :Gray, who is leaving shortly for her future home in Auckland. Miss Rawson left last Wednesday for Auckland, en route for England. j Giant (New Plymouth) and Mrs. Wingfi'dM, (tnglewood) leave on Thursday for'a trip to England. j Mrs. Esdall, with her two children, who are the guests of Mrs. Young ■ (the former's mother), Liardet street,' return on Monday to their home at Takapuna, Auckh'H- i Mr. and.Mrs. Sydney Fitzherbert, of Feilding, are the guests of Mrs. Fitz-' hcrbert, New Plymouth. I Miss #, Gray and Miss Doris Chitman,' who have-..been visiting their relations! in New .Plymouth, have returned to] Wellington. '