WOMAN'S WORLD.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 138, 2 December 1911, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD.

(Conducted by ''Eileen.") SOCIETY NEWS. NEW PLYMOUTH. j Tennis. —Amongst those present on the' New Plymouth Club's lawns I noticed; Mrs.. F. Robertson, dove grey cashmere i dc soie coat and skirt, faced with black j silk, black feathered hat; Miss E. Bay- j ley, moss green linen costume, black chip ] hut with loops of emerald green and j black striped ribbon; Miss Bedford, saxe j blue silk, black feathered hat; Mrs. Bew-1 ley, black taffeta, hat with pink roses; ! Mrs. Leatha.m, slate grey costume, smart; grey toque with ospreys; Miss C. Bayly,,: navy costume, hat en suite; Mrs. D. ; Svrncs (Eltham), navy coat and skirt, burnt straw bait trimmed with loops of black velvet ribbon; Miss S. Thomson, I white muslin, white hat lined and j trimmed with pale pink silk; Mrs. Kebbell, French grey costume trimmed with ; cream Vandyke, lace, black hflt wreathed j with pale pink roses; Mrs. Collins, biscuit colored voile, puitty colored hat i wreathed with black daisies; Mrs. Brew-, ster, black and white striped linen coat and skirt; black hat; Miss Jackson, i white muslin, black hat; Miss Ryan,! cream lustre, black lint; Miss Read,, reseda green tweed coat and skirt, black hat; Miss Mc-Kellar, white muslin, saxe biue hat; Miss Berry, pale blue striped costume, hat to correspond; Mrs. Hervoy, biscuit' colored linen costume, biscuit straw hat trimmed with pale pink roses; ; Mrs. IV nn, dove grey tweed costume, black hat; Mrs. Hollo, brown costume, hat to correspond; Mi.sses Fitzheril>ert, white linen costumes, black and white hats; Mrs. Heard, vieux rose costume,' hat massed with pink roses; Mrs. .Jones, cream costume, black hat; Miss Kyng-, don, white muslin, hat swathed with vieux rose silk; Miss Blundell, block and, white muslin, black hat; Mrs. L»we, 1 French grey costume, bolero of cream, lace, black feathered hat; Mrs. Hirst, j white linen, pretty heliotrope hat; Mrs. E. Oarthew, putty colored check cos- : tume, burnt straw ha.t trimmed with loops of moss green silk ribbon; Mrs. A. MacDiarmitl, pa 1 e green linen, white hat; ' Mrs. Home, reseda green costume, pale | green crinoline straw toque massed j with violeit and pale pink roses; Miss, Wade, white muslin, vieux rose hat; [ Miss Wilson, rose pink linen, hat to' match; Miss N. DfSnpsey, white muslin, I black hat; Miss D. Bedford, white mug-; lin, vieux rose silk hat; Mrs. Courtney; I Miss P. Clarke; Miss Grant, white rrnis-1 lin, white hat trimmed with rose pink j silk; Mrs. Johns, white muslin, black j hat; Mrs. Firth, grey costume, hat enj suite. PERSONAL ITEMS. | Miss Standish, who has 'been on a j Vengthy stay visiting friends in Wellington and Blenheim, returns home on Mon-' day by the mail train. 1 Dr. and Mrs. Leatliam left yesterday I morning by the express to pay a visit j to their daughter, Mrs. Pricliard, Dannevirke. Mrs. J. Strang, who has been visiting I her mother, Mrs. Crawford, left this; j morning for her home in Taumarunui. j I Mrs. Leslie Webster is on a visit to, Wellington. Miss Irene Goldxvater leaves' shortly 1 for Rotorua on account of her health. Mrs. D. K. Morrison is on a visit to | her friends in Wellington. j Miss M. Glasgow leaves on Monday by • the express for Waimate (Canterbury),; where .she will be the guest of her many > friends for some weeks. Mrs. Glasgow accompanies her as far as Wellington. _ Mr. Coppard, who was the guest of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Woodard, during his short visit to New Plymouth, lias now | returned. | Dr. and Mrs. E. Walker and family, who have been on a nine months visit to the Old Country, returned last night by the mail train.