WOMEN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 263, 29 March 1913, Page 6

WOMEN'S WORLD

(Conducted bv "Eileo!!.") ORANGE BLOSSOMS. A very pretty wedding, which occasioned much interest, was solemnised at the Wesleyan Church. Midhirst. on Luster Monday, when Miss Lottie Huse. second daughter of Air. and Mrs. F. Uuse, of "Rose Villa," Midhirst, was united in the bonds of holy matrimony (o Mr. Waller Viekers. : ,lso of Midhirst. The bride, who was given away by her father, looked charming in her dainty gown of silk resilda shantung daintily trimmed with silk lace and bunches of satin roses. ,she also wore the orthodox veil and orange blossoms. The bride was sit tended" by her sister. Miss K. llusp. as bridesmaid, who wore a dainty dress of wedjjwood bine silk taffeta, trimmed with' satin rmhimr and silk bice, and black beaver hat suitably trimmed to match. Tlfe bride and bridesmaid carried shower bouquets of white roses and maidenhair fern. The duties of best man were ably earric\d out by Mr. Fred Huse, brother of the bride. The bridegroom's present to the bride was a handsome gold peivant and chain set with amethyst and i< .rls, and to the bridesmaid a gold brae -t. ' The bride's present to the bridegro. i was a nice travelling rug. After i e ceremony a reception was held bv th • bride's parents in the Town Hall,'where over one hundred guests were entertained to a most tasteful breakfast. Tke church and hall were beautifully decorated with evergreens a.nd flowers bv friends of the bride for the occasion. The bride's mother was attired in a black silk dress beautifully trimmed with black silk lace. The happv couple left, amid showers of rice, for Wangauui in the afternoon en route for Auckland on their honeymoon. The bride's travelling dress was a navyblue tailor-made costume with Wedgwood blue cuffs and collars, and navy blue beaver hat trimmed yvith lancer plumes. The presents were numerous and costly, including several cheques and a handsome silver fruit and flower stand, and a silver I;rav from the members of the Wesleyan Church, in recognition of the bride's long and faithful service as organist, also a Bible, suitably' inscribed, from the Sunday School pupils. The ceremonv was performed bv the Rev. C. Griffen.

NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIAL NEWS Golf.—The annual tournament of the New Plymouth Golf Chili was opened last Saturday on tlio club's new cight-een-hole links, but on account of eertainty of tlie weather and the irregularity of the 'buses leaving town, mainladies were limbic io attend, and those who did attend were mainly enveloped in mackintoshes or shrouded hv umbrellas Amongst them were: Mrs. J. Paton. Mrs. ]!. A. Meek. (Auckland)' Mrs Gillies (Auckland), Mrs. J. .Saunders (Wanganui), Mrs. Callaghan (Hawera) MUs X. Coults. Miss V. Kirkby, Mrs. Glasgow. Miss Glasgow, Mrs. R. Bayley. Miss Bayley. Mrs. Penn. Misses Pen'n' Miss D. Bedford, Misses Mackav (2), Mrs. Walker, Mrs. C. Weston,' Mrs. Home. Miss Wade, Mrs. Todd (Taihape), Mrs. Churchward (Blenheim). Miss Skinner, Misses Hoy (-2). Mrs. W. Baylev, Mrs. Johns, Miss Cohile, Miss Blmideil, Mrs. Burgess. Mrs. Dennv-Brown. Mrs. •TF. Russell, Mrs. X. King. Mrs. Allen (Dunedin). Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Harrold (Wanganui), Mrs. Clianev, Mrs. A. Jones. Miss McKellar, Mrs. Mathews, Misses Mathews, Miss Taylor. PERSONAL This afternoon the lady members of the Xew Plymouth Golf Club will entertain Mrs. and Miss Glasgow, who are about to leave for Wanganui, at afternoon tea. Advantage will be taken of the occasion to make a presentation to Mrs. Glasgow. The departure of this highly-esteemed family is generally regretted by the many friends they have made during their six years' residence here. In a quiet, unassuming way they have done much good in the community and taken their full share in the discharge of social obligations. It is no platitude to say they will leave a place very difficult to fill,'and that the town will be the poorer by their leaving. Their friends here, however, will console themselves with the reflection that the transfer of Mr. Glasgow means to him a substantial advancement in his profession. Last night the family were entertained at a dance in the Brougham St, Hal!. Mr. and Mrs. Percv Wchsv.-r. who have been on a visit to Wanganui, have returned. Mr. It. Paul, who has iieen the guest (if Mrs. Casev. Ponsonbv, returned to Xew Plymouth last Wednesday. Mr. B. Evans left on Thursday last for Wellington. Mrs. It. A. Gray who has been .yisitinir her relative* at Waipu, has rc'turned to Xew Plvrnoutli. Mr. and Mrs. IS. A. Meek have r»tiiriied to Auckland after a pleasant holiday in Xew Plviuoutli. Mr.' 11. Fraser.' of the Christchureh Times, is spending his holidays with his narents in Xew I'lviiiouth.

Misses Kirkliy. P.rewster. Simpson ami \T. Thomson and Messrs. Xicholsni:. ("'. VTeMcr. ]•:. Cyiivitlis ami T)r. Fookes leave liv motors this morning to plav a friendly iiirtlch with the Waverley Tennis Clul). rctitniiinr home Sunday. Mr. ami Mrs. YV. Clnirehward, who spout their Faster holidays in Xevv Plymouth, have re!;:n:ed to Tilenhejr-!. .Mr. .'lim of the I>.S.. P'inediii is spending hi.-, holiilavs in Xr-v Plymouth.