WOMAN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 206, 20 January 1913, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD

(Conducted by "Eileen.") NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIAL NEWS Tennis.—Fine weather continued on Friday for the tournament, so the ladies wore aide to brinjr forth a varied addition of dainty robes. Amongst those present were: — Mrs. IT. St.oeker. cream costume; cream and pink hat.

ilrs. Oacheniillc (Wellington), cream costume: black hat. wreathed with white roses: and her friend wore French grey crepe, with a grey hat relieved with pink roses. Mrs. Fookes. black silk. Mis'. P. Fitzherbert. white insertioned muslin: black hat. wreathed with white poppies. Mrs. Glasgow, grey coat and skirt; black hat. with fuchsia-tinted ospreys.

Mrs. Bertram (Rotorua), white linen cr.at and skirt: black hat. with black and white decked feathers: Miss F. Evans, vieux rose crepe: black hat, with loops of shaded pink ribbon. Miss Bedford, pale blue crepe, faced with black and white silk: black hat. Mrs. Clianey. mustard-colored linen ccat and I, skirt: black hat. Miss Colvile. dainty white embroidered muslin: pale pink hat. Mrs. Peat, black and white check silk, with cream lace; black hat, massed with green leaves. Mrs. Leatham, pretty pale grey and rose pink striped silk, richly trimmed with eheam lace; black hat, massed with colored clovers.

Miss Hanna, colored striped voile: ecru-colored hat, with shaded pink roses. Mrs. Lawson. white muslin; black hat. trimmed with pale pink roses.

Mrs. Rollo, saxe-blue cloth costume, banded with silk: saxe-blue hat, wreathed with tiny pink roses. Miss Munro, silver grey costume; braided grey straw hat, trimmed with roses and feathers.

Mrs. Addenbrooke. del blue crepe, trimmed with black buttons and braid; black toque, lined with white. Mrs. Paton, putty-colored costume, faced with saxe-blue; black hat. Mrs. Walker, handsome robe of black niiion over national blue embroidered ■ chiffon, with a foundation of white taffetas; black feathered hat. Mrs. C. Weston, white embroidered muslin; black hat, with white roses. Mrs. W. S. Spencer (Wellington), very smart grey-striped coat and skirt, relieved with cerise; black hal, lined with cream lace and wreathed with cerise roses. Mrs. Birch-Johnston, pretty cream silk, tucked and banded and relieved with saxe-blue silk. Miss Barnitt. white linen costume, white and saxe-blue hat. Miss Xichol, pale grey coat and skirt: hat to correspond. Mrs. Dennv-Brown. white muslin; black hat. Mrs. C. T. Mills, black and white striped costume; black hat, wreathed with marguerite daisies. Mrs. Cruickshank, navy blue and white spotted foulard, faced with navy, white and saxe-blue. Miss Taylor, white muslin; hat, trimmed with heliotrope ribbon and roses. Mrs. Penn, sage-green silk: black hat, with red and pink roses. Miss E. Penn, white muslin; white hat, massed with pink roses. PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. P. Fitzherbert. of Dannevirke. is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. C. Fookes, New Plymouth. .Mrs. .D. Long, of Remuera. Auckland, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Halse.