Woman's World

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 218, 14 March 1914, Page 6

Woman's World

Conducted by ''Eileen." j PERSONAL | The Misses Casey, of Auckland, who ; have been on a short visit to New Ply- '. mouth, have returned home. Miss Owen. Hill is spending her holidays in Wellington. The Misses Farley, of Sydney, are tho guests of Mrs. Medley. Prior to Mrs. McJo9t's departure for Auckland, -Mrs. E. Walker gave a most enjoyable little supper party in ner honor. Miss F. Evans, who has been for some months residing with her sister, Mrs. Bertram, Rotorua, is on a short visit to New Plymouth. Mrs. and Miss Cummings have returned tfi Auckland. During their visit to New Plymouth they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eundle. Mrs. and Mr. John Glenn (nee Miss W. Parsons), who have been on a six weeks' visit to Australia, have returned to New Plymouth. Miss Goldwater left last night by the s.s. Earawa on a visit to Auckland. Dr. White, son of the late Mrs. T. White, who has been on visit to New Plymouth, has left for Sydney. Mrs. Birch-Johnston has returned after | a short visit to Auckland. Mr. E. P. Fcnton, who has been spending his summer vocation in New Plymouth, has returned to Masterton. Mrs. Glover, of Dunedin, is on a visit to New Plymouth. Mrs. Sydney Allen is at present staying at the Mountain House. Mrs. Lawrence, of Wellington, .is the (guest of her sister, Mrs. 11. Collier, Xe>v I Plymouth. j On the New Plymouth bowling green I during the hist week or so matches hav! ben played between Auckland and New I Plymouth. On each day afternoon tea was dispensed by different ladies of j the committee. ; Afternoon Tea. —Last Tuesday Mrj. I F. Webster gave an enjoyable afternoon tea in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Far- ! ley, who is at present visiting New Plyj mouth, the hostess receiving her guests in a black silk robe, trimmed with lace ' and beaded trimming. Mrs. Farley was attired in a navy blue silk costume. i with hat to correspond. Concert. —Paul Dufault's farewell concert was held in the Theatre Roy;il last Thursday evening, and although the house was not packed, its audience was keenly appreciative. ,