WOMAN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 179, 16 December 1912, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD

(Conducted by "Eileen.") BREAKING UP. Hie aunnal 'jeremony of prize-giving anil the hearing of Die annual report In the Principil of the High School was performed in the Good Templar Jlall on Friday aftenoon, and as a scholastic report- lias already been published, 1 will take up the efl'eninate side of the proceedings, which is very near to woman's heart, and that is- a description of the fair sex dresses. Airs, .Moves, who was rolled in a pretty cream costume linished with folds of silk, black feathered hat, was the recipient of a boti<|iiet of scarlet roses presented by Willie Luxford on behalf of the boy scholars, and Jlrs. Uockrll attired in a handsome costume of French -grey eolieme, trimmed with embroideries, cream silk vest, and nlflt-k feathered iat. was also presented with a lovely bouquet of red carnations, bv Alice George on behalf of the girls. Amongst those present, were Mrs. Browne (.Mayoress), black costume, trimmed with satin, black hat relieved with emerald green; Mrs. Sefsons. dark grey costume, black .iat: Miss Rov, white muslin, cream hat, wreathed with pink roses: Mrs. Grant, dove grey costume, violet _ floral toque; Miss Grant, tussore silk, blue coloured hat, trimmed with loops of shaded ribbon: M.iss Marshall, navy blue striped voile, trimmed with bands of navv silk,, toque to correspond; Sirs. A. MacDiarmid, dark -brown costume, cornflower blue liat; Mrs. S. coster, prunelle coloured coat and skirt, black bat, with white and black feathers; Mrs. Glasgow, smart jcream cloth coat and skirt, black t-oouc with fiischia tinted and spreys; Miss Glasgow, white crepe, black and white, hat; Mrs. Hirst, navy blue striped voile, cream navy hat; Mrs. MacDiarmid, dark gray coat and skirt, black toque: Mrs. Bewley, pretty black and white striped costume, black hat with sail blue ribbon bow; Mrs. Ewing, pretty grey costume, [relieved with pale blue toque' to corres|pond: Mrs. Colson. p:\lc blue linen cosI time, cream hat, trimmed with loops of j iiale blue ribbon; Mrs. T. Anderson. I cream costume, bat wreathed with red j roses; Mrs-. Monteath, navy'blue striped I voile, faced with silk, black liat withpink roses; Mrs. ,T. Wilson, black costume. hat massed' with cream roses; Mrs-. WingfleW. blue striped costume, black hat; Mrs. Bullock, white muslin, cream coloured toque; Mrs. Blundell, cornflower blue costume, black Tiat; Mrs. Doyle, cream costume, black liat; Miss Wells, very pretty heliotrope costume, crfam silk vest, outlined with 'black; velvet, black hat, wreathed with pale pinkroses; Miss D. Roy, white insertioned' muslin, cream hat, trimmed with pale •>ink roses and large pale blue ribbon bow; Miss. G-. -Roy, white muslin, with embroidered coatee, black hat lined with white and bound with crest; Miss Terry*, saxe blue costume, trimmed with a dark shade putty coloured hat. swathed with a blue liberty scarf; Mrs. Paul, pale grey costume,- 'black bat: lined with white and trimmed.with feathers; Mrs. Corkill. black and white striped costume, white feather boa, dark grev hat, with black ribbon bows; Mrs. Rollo, vieux 'rose costume, white and black hat; Mrs. G-. Pott, cream coat and skirt, black bat, with white wings; Mrs. McHardy, pale green flowered muslin, piped with a darker shade of green, black hat with white and black feathers; Miss Averv. white ..muslin, saxe blue hat; Mrs.' Fookes (senior). Miss T. Smith, peacock blue costume, hat trimmed with pink roses: Miss Smith, white muslin hat. massed with pale pink roses; Mrs. Rider, fine black and white striped coat and skirt, prettv saxe blue bat with ribbon bows; Alls, firseh, golden brown channelise, cream lace yoke, cream ha t trimmed with ; pink roses.