WOMEN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 317, 31 May 1913, Page 6

WOMEN'S WORLD

HEW PLYMOUTH SOCIAL NEWS ' Miss Dempsey gave a very enjoyable afternoon tea on liiursday aiwniOoH in the Kia Ora tea-rooms. There were two competitions, which resulted in Misses £oy and V. Simpson winning tiie prizes. Amongst those present were: Mrs. Dempsey, wiio wore Dlack silk, bodice finished iwitii silk lace and jet passementerie irimming; Miss Dempsey, perriwinkie ilue ypiie, cream lace yoke, finished with Mm».ir velvet and siik buttons; Miss Mills, saxe blue costume, hat to correspond; Miss K. Mills, scarlet costume, blacu and white hat;:, :Miss Biundell, brown coat .and skirt,,'iii^M« ; broWa_,lelt hat, witu .brown 4sHa; JJiss WjkUs*cream costume, ilack hat?) withTwhite leathers; Miss Roy saxe bLaejSostume, black Miss b. Boy,: bliie Mstupejj:'black hat,; •with starlit- aqd blue ribbon; Miss Gorman, marine 'toe costume; 'saxe' blue hat, triwrited with4>rown ribbohj Miss JNorinan,'cream costume, black hat, with ■blue ribbon rosettes; Miss G. Shaw, dark ereen flecked tweed costume, black hat,, with iemwald green ''fringi' Miss C. JBayly, slate grey tweed, faced with black, ilack hat with grey feather;. Miss Saxton, saxe blue costume, mole-colored eatin hatj with saxe-Mne-feather; Miss Simpson, blue tweed costume, black hat, with large blue rosette; Miss D,. oimpson, grey coat and skirt, grey velvet hat, ]inwith pale blue;,6ilk';U3fiSs D.. Simpson, golden brown costume, hat trimmed with tangerine feather; .'Miss Greatbatch, -violet costume, faced • ij\rith black, black jhat with violet feather ruch; Miss Kjrkby, claretrcolored costume, black hat with grey feather ruch; Miss Webster, saxe blue/costume, cream lace yoke, • Hack and white hat; Miss Fookes, brown coat and skirt, hat to match; Miss G.. . Fookes, peacock blue costume, black hat, witn blue ribbon tows; Miss V. Kirkby, navy coat and .skirt, black velour hat, with tangerine ming; Mrs. Anderson, peacock blue coat and skirt, black hat/with white feather; •Miok Matthews, grey costume, black and tangerine,hat; Miss Z. Bayly, dark navy coat and'skirt, black hat with feather; •Miss Brewster, dark navy, coat and skirt, iviolet velour hat, with violets; Miss Oarrington (Melbourne), dove-grey costume, vieux rose hat, with grey feather; iMTiaa Bedford, dark navy coat and skirt, Wack and tangerine hat; Miss P. Whition, navy'costume, fawn hat; Miss Taylor, dark grey tweed costume, marine blue hat; Miss Sturtevant, brown tweed costume, black velour hat; Miss S. Capel, navy coa!t-and skirt, black hat; Miss P. HcAllum, golden brown costume, hat to correspond; Miss Halse (Wellington), slate grey costume, toque to match; Miss E. Atkinson (Hamilton), navyiossfcumc, iiiack velour hat; Mrs. Penn, violet costume, hat trimmed with violet lancer plume; Miss Penn, navy coat and skirt, hat to match; Miss S. Thomson, saxe blue costume, black hat, with blue wings. The same afternoon the lady members of the Fire Brigade Ball committee were requested by Mrs. Dockrill (president) to be present at an afternoon tea at May and Arrowsmitli's tearooms. A presentation was made to Miss Clarke, who has "been an ardent worker for many years on the dance committee, and whose marriage takes place on June 6. Mrs. Dockjrill, on behalf of the ladies' committee, presented Miss Clarke with a silver teapot and cake dish, while Mr. F. Bellringer .(captain of the Fire Brigade) presented ier with. a carved oak and silver salad bowl. Amongst those present were: Airs. Dockrill, who was attired in a black cloth -costume, cream lace vest, black seal coat and black feathered hat; Mrs. Browne (Mayoress), navy blue costume, grey feathered toque; Miss Clarke, vieux rose striped tweed costume, black hat, with magenta and black wings, white and black fur stole and muff; and Mesdames J. Clarke, Sadler, Hard wick, Bellringer; 0. Moon, White, E. M, Smith, R. Jury, Bach, Sullivan, Coleman, J. Richards, H. J. Okey, F. Richards, Day, Prior, F. E. Clarke and Misses Browne and Bedford. PERSONAL ITEMS. j Misa S. Capel and Mrs. R. Outfield hate returned from their "trip to Wellington. Miss Cook, who has been the guest of Mrs. Crooke, has returned to Marton. Miss E. Atkinson (Hamilton) is visiting her aunt, Mrs. McAllum, Omata. Miss Spain, who has been the guest of Mrs. Corfe, has returned to Feilding. Mr. .and Mrs. Jack Morton leave on Tuesday for Napier, after having spent several weeks in New Plymouth. _ r Mr. and Mrs. W. Murray, Govev' street, leave to-night for their future home in Auckland. Mrs. H. Stocker, leaves on Tuesday for a fortnight's trip to Wellington.