Woman's World

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 206, 28 February 1914, Page 6

Woman's World

NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIAL NEWS AX THE THEATRE, Lasi Tuesday, the J. C. Williamsou Company staged "Within the Law" in tin; Theatre Pvoyal, anil, needless In say, tlie performance was witnessed by a crowded house, Amount the audience I noticed — M: ■. Paul, black flowered ninon over black satin, relieved with folded satin emerald green belt. Mi.-s Cunningham, white silk. .Mrs. f'erey Webster, black Chilian taflel i. veal lace bertlie. Ali-s 1.. Berry, white silk robe, deftly trimmed with laee. Mrs. S. Cottier, black -satin, linished with lace.

VI.-. 1.. Webster (Stratford), cream i ice robe, over a foundation of white siik. J!iv. 11. Weston, black satin, relieved v'.tli real -lace. ■ l r<. Syinc (Cbristchurcb) dainty ; <';i'ii and pink floral ninon over white silk. Mrs. Walker, black silk, trimmed wiili lace and black sequinned trimming. Miss Ferrier, white silk. .Mrs. X. King, black satin, relieved with cream lace. Mrs. Moves, golden-brown ninon over a satin foundation. Airs. \V. Penn, cream ninon robe, trimmed ■ willi silver. .Miss I'cnn, white silk. Miss S. Teed, black satin, liuiahed '.. nil reni lace, .Miss Rcnncll, white silk, corsage trimmed with cream lace. .Mrs. Hlundel], pale green and white siri [led sill.', croam laee draping' corsage. Miss Blundell, white silk. .Mrs. J. Clarke, white silk. Mrs. 11. Stocker, French-grey channelise, veiled in ninon. Mrs. Aledlev, myrtle-green embroider-

led ninon over a satin foundation. Airs. Farley, black sati*. Airs. Fit/.herbert, violet-colored channelise, with lovely real lace. Mrs. Denny-Brown, .black ninon and cream lace robe, black satin opera coat, faced with emerald green satin. Miss Roy, white silk, corsage linished ■■■ ith cream lace. Airs. G. Tabor, white embroidered voile. Mrs. B. Cock, white silk. All's. C. Weston, 'black sei|iiinned net over a satin foundation, relieved with ■ an emerald green satin .belt. ' Mrs, Birdling (Waitara), black silk. Aliss Birdling, saxe-blue velvet. Airs. 1). Robertson, black satin, with cream bice berthe. Mrs. A. H. Col vile, cornllowcr-blue llowered ninon, trimmed with bands of black satin. Miss Bedford, white chilYon over a silk foundation. Mrs. Colson, cream silk. Mis. Collier, cream satin, relieved with silver. Airs. T. Anderson, white chiU'on taffeta. Aliss V. Kirkby, violet-colored lafl'eta, with cream lace berthe, lightened with pale pink roses. Alvs. Alori'ison, Uack serpiinned net over white satin. Mrs. F. Fookes, black taffeta, pale pink floral chilfon, shoulder scarf. . Miss Capel, white silk. Mrs. L. Nolan, black silk, corsage draped with real lace and relieved with pale pink roses. Aliss N. Capel, black satin, real lace licrthc. . j ; Ali.-s McAHum, cream silk. Aliss G. lioy, white silk. Mrs. F. Robertson, white satin, draped in handsome cream laee. Airs. W. D. Webster, black satin, with overdress of black lace. Airs. G. Kebbell, white silk. Airs. Heard, cream chilfon taffeta. Airs. Wylie, primrose colored satin, veiled in cream lace. Miss Ellis, ivory-tinted eharuieuse, decolletage draped in lace. i Airs. AtcJoist, hlack satin robe, silk lace finishing corsage.

AT THE SHOW. I The show of the Taranaki Metropolitan Agricultural Society was opened on the racecourse last Wednesday, and for people's day, except for a im tiier strong breeze, the weather was ail that could be desired. The 11th Regimental Band was in attendance -during the afternoon and rendered a splendid programme of music. Amongst those present I noticed— Airs. Brewster, dark navy con! and skirt, burnt straw hat. trimmed with black. Miss Blundell, brown cloth coat and .-.kii't, putty-colored hat. lightened with cerise-colored velvel. Mrs. l'cnn. very .smart electric blue coat and skirt, wiili In,t draped with pale blue silk. Air.-:. I'aul, sivli.-h black cloth coal and skirt, [iced with saxe-blue silk; black toque, with black and white osprcys. Mrs. Dockrill, rich black satin, with grey ostrich feather boa; black feathered hat. Airs. Percy Webster, grey coat and skirt, pretty hat massed with cherrycolored roses. Aliss Berry, navy costume, ecru-color-ed bat, wreathed with pale pink roses. Airs. Percy Lawson, navy costume-, cream hat massed with pale pink roses. Mrs. Street, smoke-grey eostunic. black and ecru-colored hat. Miss K. Berry, fawn costume, black hat lined with pale blue silk. Aliss Humphries, navy blue and skirt, black feathered hat. Miss Walsh, grey costume, black feather hat. Aliss AI. Berry, navy coat and skirt, black hat. Aliss E. Berry, navy costume, bat to correspond. Aliss V. Kirkby, biscuit-colored costunic, black hat trimmed with hydran-gea-blue silk. Aliss Cunningham, marine colored costume, trimmed with cream lace, smart velvet toque linished with white and Flue ospreys. Airs. Alackay, oyster-colored costume, faced with black, grev and black toque. Airs. Birch-Johnston, smart heliotrope and wdiile check costume, faced with heliotrope cloth, pretty hat to correspond. Miss Pcmi, white mtisliu. nale blue hat. Aliss K. Penn, navy costume, black hat trimmed with ruby-colored velvet. Airs. T. Anderson, smart grev costume, faced with blue cloth, cream hat with feathi IS. Mrs. Jas. Wilson, navy blue eostunic. black feathered hat. Mrs. .Mathews, navy'blue coat and skirt, black hat. Airs. Johnson, white linen co>lunie black hat. Mrs. Kerb.v. .smart grey costume, faced w'itli black, .black hat lined with white silk. j Mrs. Doll, black and white check cos- ■ tume, with black cloth coat, black hat. i Airs. Alex. Thsmson, grev coal and ! skirt, black hat. '

Al'is.s Avery, saxe-bltte eostunic, hat to correspond.

Airs. C. Weston, smart grey coat and skirl, white hat. Atrs. C. Bellringer, white linen (f)«tnmc, brown hat wreathed Willi pale pink roses. Aliss Alills, biscuit-colored linen costume, hat en suite..

Aliss K. Alills, white muslin, with cerise-colored hat. Airs. F. Fookes, slate-grey costume, ecru-colored hat relieved with wallHowers. Airs. F. Asher, white linen costume, hat relieved with tangerine. Aliss G, Roy, navy coat and skirt, .hist en suite. Miss D. Eor, na vv costume, rose-iiink hat. ' ; Mi's, Birdling (Wailara) marine-color-ed costume, faced with mustanl-coloi'eil silk, hat to match. Aliss Birdling, cream costume, brown ■ hat. Alls. F. llouan, navy costume, black : and scarlet hat. , Mrs. Wylie, grey coat a,.d skir* blaik hat. Aliss. Ellis, fawn fo.-tuuie, cornllo'.ver blue hat, massed with pink roses. Aliss lilytli, mustard colored costume, hat to correspond. Airs. 11. Russell, wedgwood blue cos- | tunic, black feathered hat. | Mi's. Sandford, grey costume, lilac!; hat. .Miss, McAHum, navy eostunic, hat to ' match. I Aliss. L 1 cAllmu, fawn costume, black hat. Atni..\\ inlielil. pale grey costume, white feather boa. black h-.-t. Airs. G Eraser, pre'.tv periwii.k'.e bl ,e costume, mole colored hat, ma.->eil with pale pink rosea -Miss, Ledford, navy costutii", saxe blue, and black hat."" Miss. I). Bedford, navy blue i.i; '„ and skirt, white hat. Aliss. 0. Alackay, navy costume, hat to correspond. Aliss. Winlield, pale "nine muslin, white hat, with ribboirbow,-. Mrs.. Alilson, navy costume, Mack hat. Aliss. Hirst, grey eostunic, black hat. Airs. Hooper, navy coat anl skirt, black .hat, relieved with Oriental trimming. Airs. Chancy, navy costume, ldack hat. Airs. S. Smith, navy blue costume, black feather hat. Aliss Kolm, navy costume, with electric blue coat. Aliss Roy, slate grev co-tunie. grey hat, trimmed with pinl-i roses .n 1 blackfeathers. All's. F. Fenton, white, linen cosltim.', pretty sage green coat, hat en sn'te. Aliss Lepper, white liuislin, grev coat and hat. Airs. S. Teed, biscuit colored costume, trimmed with silk embroideries, hat to match . Miss. Lenuon, white muslin, lilack and white liat. Aliss. Kyngdon. slale grey costume, black hat. Aliss L. Greatbatch, electric blue costume, black hat. PERSONAL. Captain and Airs Armstrong, Waitari, have been the guests of Airs (1 T,epp' rj but have now returned. Ales dames Percy Webster, Leslie We i ster, and Aliss Alackay left .;cs!cr! .v by motor to attend the Wangaiiui races. Airs Carthcw (senr.) has bv a the guest of her daughter. AL, Norris, Hamilton, but has now return ;ii. Airs Alec McDiarmid s on a visit to Chris tchurcli. •Mrs G. Kebbi'll in Un; tfiiost of her sinter. .Mrs Uunkifij Wanganui, All's Beane, who has been on a visit to New Plymouth for several months, having been under doctor's treatment, has l returned to her home at Takapati (llawke's Hay). Mr and Airs C. Wood, who have been the guests of Mrs Ilaworth, Inglewooil, and Aliss Fanny AVood, New Plymouth (both ladies being the former's sisters), leave to-night for Auckland, en route to Sydney, their home.

Aliss Kirkby has gone on a visit to Auckland. Airs Courtney gave a farewell afternoon lea last Tuesday to Airs Turton. who with her husband and family a.c leaving shortly for the Old Country, which is to be their future home. Alisses Read and Testae also entertained Airs Turton in a like manner last Monday. Air and Airs' W. Newman and Aliss A. Ileinpton. who have been staving at the .Mountain House, have returned to town. Airs W. Thomson, who has been spending a holiday in New Plymouth, has returned to Awakino, Airs Ilarlc, who lias been visiting her father. Colonel Ellis, has returned to Wellington, accompanied by Alisscs W. mid K. Bennett. Airs. L. A. Hodge has returned from Duucdiu, where she has been spending a holiday. A cable message was received from .London the other day announcing the death there of Afiss Gertrude Nathan, fourth daughter of the late Mr. J. E. Nathan, of Wellington, and ssister of ATr. David Nathan, of Wellington, Mrs. Maurice Cohen and Mr. E. J. Nathan, of ['aimers toa. A quiet but. pretty wedding was celebrated in the Catholic Church, Feilding, on Tuesday, but the Rev. Father O'Dwyer, the contracting parties being Air. E. S. Hill, eldest son of Mr. .lames Hill, of New Plymouth, and Aliss AI. B. O'Connor, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Connor, of Ireland. The bride was neatly attired ill a fuwn costume, with black hat and plumes, and carried a shower bouquet. The bridesmaid, Miss (1. Thompson, was dressed in a cream serge dress, with white hat to match, and carried a. pink bouquet. Air. T. Ilicks was best man.