WOMAN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 336, 24 June 1911, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD

(Conducted by "Eileen"). SOCIETY NEWS. NEW PLYMOUTH. Afternoon Tea. Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Cluinoy gave a most enjoyable afternoon tea. and tbn eoinpetition prizes were won by Miss Standish and Miss Bewley. Mrs. Clianey reeeived her guests in black silk, relieved with cream lace. Miss Wade green and wliito slashed crepe, cream lace yoke, mole colored hat swathed with vieux rose velvet; Miss Cupel, navy blue coat and skirt, mole colored hat lined with pale pink and trimmed with black daisies; Miss Von Dadelzon, sage green tweed coat and skirt, ecru colored hat, wreathed with shaded pink roses; Miss G. Roy, navy blue costume, violet hat; Miss Mathews, navy blue costume, prunelle colored bat with mole wings; Miss 15. Mathews, brown coat and skirt, black beaver hat; Miss Grant, navy blue costume, black velvet tonne; Miss Webster, navy blue coat and skirt, pale blue hat; Miits W. Webster,' navy blue costume, Coronation blue hat lined with black velvet; Miss Fookes, brown costume, toque trimmed wtih brown quills; Miss G. Fookes, navy blue costume, blackhat; Miss Plimmer, Wack and white striped coat and skirt, grey tweed hat; Miss Plimmer (Masterton). brown costume, toque to correspond- H Leatham, green twe&d coat and skirt, vieux' rose toque: Miss Bayly, black ami white striped costume, cream silk yoke piped with pale, blue, black bat with black and white wings; Miss Bedford, dark navy coatumc, black hat; Miss Glasgow, brown costume, hat en suite; Miss Bewley, navy blue coat and skirt, faced with black Coronation blue, hat with wings; Miss Taylor, navy blue costume, hat trimmed with soft-feather wings; Miss Saunders (Otautau), navy blue costume,j cornflour blue hat finished with wings; tjie same- shade; Miss Standish, brown' costume, beaver hat; Miss Baker, navy blue costume, black hat relieved with' pale Wue ospreys; Miss Saxton, dark green coat and skirt, mole colored hatj trimmed with lace wings; Miss Mills,green costume, pink hat; Miss Kyngdon,] green tweed costume, black beaver hat; Miss 0. Mackav, dark green coatumc, I black feathered hat; Miss Simpson, navy! blue costume, pretty moss grey velvet toquo finished with ospreys; Miss D. Simpson, navy coat and skirt, ecru colored ha I trimmed with black velvet ribbon; Miss Bradbury, cream costume, black hat wreathed with red roses; Miss S. Thomson, navy costume, brown chip i straw toque; Miss Skinner, black and white striped coat and skirt, black hat trimmed and lined with cerise; Miss L. Skinner, prettv brown costume, blncK velvet hat; Mi=s F. Evans, navy bite costume, hat relieved with emerald green I wings.

A Dance. The members of the Taranaki Hockey Association hold a most enjoyable dan«« in the Brougham Street Hall last Thursday evenir •, a fitting finale to the hockey tournament (in which about sixteen teams competed) held during the afternoon. Although the rainfall was very heavy during the day, in the evening it somewhat lulled, ao the majority of the invited guests were able to attend. Tho supper table was prettily decorated with red, white and blue flowers, and excellent music was rendered by Mrs. Wood's orchestra. At midnight everybody arose and, with great earnestness, sang the Xational Anthem. Amongst those present were Miss Hallctt, pale green silk tunic, braided with silver guimpe; Miss Fenton, pale pink 5i..., veiled in white net and relieved with pale pink roses; Miss V. Kirkby, cream silk; Miss P. Anion, pale blue silk, veiled in white net; Miss Blyth, pretty cream silk, with deep hem; Miss Hanna, white silk, black silk sash; Miss W. Webster, pale heliotrope taffeta, trimmed with a dark shade of velvet; Miss 0. Laing. very pretty pale green silk, with silver sequin hemming finishing tunic and decollctage: Miss A. Avery, white silk, with braids of seaqnined trimming; Miss Emcrv, pretty pale blue silk veiled in net and braided with silver sequined insertion; Miss Glasgow, pale blue taffeta tunic and corsage, finished with prettv lace inscr-j Hon; Miss Bewley, cream taffeta, scarlet' flowers relieving decollctage and coiffure; Miss Bedford, emerald green satin, veiled in black sequined net; Miss d! Bedford, pale pink satin charmuese; Miss Brewster, pale green silk, with pinkfloral silk band on hem and outlining corsage; Miss Kirkby, cream silk, finished with silver passemmentcrie trimming; Miss Mackay. pale blue satin tunic, edged with silver ball fringe; Miss Birdling, cream silk, relieved with pinkj roses; Miss StandLsh, cream satin, veiled in ninon, dainty floral embroidery fin-' ishing tunic; Miss L. Fitzherbert, 'white I satin tunic of rose pink ninon; Mrs Robertson, pale green taffeta, with silk embroidered chemisette; Miss Saunders, | cream silk veiled in net; Miss Kyncdon pale heliotrope silk; Miss Stu'rtcvant', heliotrope silk, trimmed with a darker sade of velvet; Miss Whettor, rose pink silk; Miss Sinclair, cream silk relieved with pink; Miss S. Cupel, black silk; Miss W. Bradbury, saxe blue silk, with a gold embroidered berthe; Miss K Penn. cream silk; Miss Grant, pale olnesilk. trimmed with a darker shadeMiss Dowling, white silk, trimmed with silver embroidery; Miss Hcaly, pretty pale pmk silk, piped with a darker shade; Mim N. Capel, black silk, with white lace fichu, relieved with pink roses; Miss Turner, cream satin; Miss Uirke, canary colored silk; Miss M.l Clarke, white silk, palo pink roses on corsage; Mrs. S. Rea , crcam um J Mis* Snowball, pale green silk, trimmed with silver bangle fringe; Miss W Roberts, white ninon over pale blue silk; Mis., H Stocker, black «ilk, white net helm; Mi« Corkill. ...ack s ilk; etc. Bridge. Mrs. p a „i entertained a number of friends at bridge last Monday evening Amongst those there were Mrs'. Haworth, Misses Rempton (2), Mrs. L. Webster, Miss Cunningham, Miss F. Wood, Mrs. Perry Webster. Mrs. A. Jones, Mrs. W. Bavlv. Mrs. Johns Last night (Friday) Mrs. Baker gave a most enjoyable bridge party, and tom.irht Saturday) Mrs M. Fraser is mvuig a bridge evening. °