Woman's World

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 80, 29 August 1914, Page 6

Woman's World

NEW PLYMOUTH SOLTEiY NEWS,

Mrs Corfe, who has I.m:m'ii on a visit to Christchurch, has returned. Miss Wade 'has returned from her short visit to Patmerston.

Bishop Avenll, during bin stay in New Plymouth,' i s the guest of itev. A. H. Colvile, and Archdeacon Hawkins was the guest of Archdeaeon T. G. Evans.

P Archdeacon Hawkins returned last Uight to Auckland.

| HOCK.E*. I Glorious weather prevailed on Saturday for the ladies' hockey uiateJi twccn the English ladies' tour.ng team and t'lie Taraaaki ladies, vMch was held on the sports ground in Pukekura, Park, and although the l(eal team lirtie very young and rather inexperienced, they are to be congratulated upon the manner in which tJiey ntuck to their.doughty opponents, it was an inspiring exhibition of a fine fume, and showed how to attain the maximum results witili the minimum of effort. Amongst those present watching, rtie match were:—

i iMts M. Eraser wore a tnwn cos/tune faced with silk, toque to corresj'pond.

• Mkh Crooke was robed in a navy costume, Mack and purple h it. Miss 1. Crook© wore a brown costume relieved with violets.

Mrs Moyes arrived in a grov costume with a 'black hat.

Airs. Penn wore a brown coal ume, hat to correspond. Mrs F. Watec-n Avas robed in a brown ««ntum«, hat relieved with pink. Miss Watson wore a golden brown costume, pretty purple hat. Mrs. Blundeil was attired .n a marine blue eogtume, jladk lhat trimmed with epierahl green. Miss Blundeil wore a brown costume, white felt hat. Mrs D. lv. Morrison was robed in a navy costume, Mack hat. Mis F. P. Corkill wore a -brown costume, hat to correspond. Miss M. Cork ill, slate gr>;y costume, black hat.

' Miss B. Evans wore a navy costume, black hat witn pink roses. Miss Webster was attired in a navv costume with a scarlet hat.

Mrs B. Chancy wore a navv costume, navy hat with 'brick-colored quills. ' Mrs J. Glenn arrived in a pretty purple costume, purple toque relieveu with tiny pink roses. ; Miss Simpson wore a grey costume, ccrise-colored hat.

Mrs J. Morton (NapieT) v.as robed in a marine-colored costume, iiat to correspond. Mrs Blackley, a 'smart French- grey costume, black velvet hat with osprey. i Miss Humphries wore a black coat and skirt, toque to correspond. Miss K. Humphries, a navy costume, I hat en suite

Miss Clarke was robed' in a navy costume, hat relieved with pink rases. Miss G. Moroy, fawn coat i.ud skirt, hat bo correspond. Mrs Flower -wore a navv costume, purple velv?t hat.

Mrs I*. Lawson wore a fawn costume, white felt hat with saxe blue band. Mrs. Bewley was attired' it; a grey costume, with a black feathered hat. ■Miss Bewley wore a navy costiume, blaok hat. Mrs Graht wore a fawn costume faced with a darker shade, 'brown n-'U to correspond. Miss (tnni, ibrown costume, brown and tangerine hat.

-Mrs. it. Stcuidish was robed in a cream costume, black hat'., with rnus-tani-colored feather .

Miss Wilson, navy blue costume, black feathered hat.

Miss Douglas wore a fawn costume with a vieux velvet hat. Miss •jlontcath. white costume with vieux rose coat and hat.

Miss 1). Roy was robed in a navy blue costume, hat lightened wit'li purple. Mrs C. H. Burgivs arrived in a marine blue eol'-red costmne, hat trimmed with lancer plume.

Mrs F. Fookes wore a navy blue costume, black and pale blue hat. ill's Johns wore a grey costume of black, and vieux rose hat. Miss Bedford wore a navy costume with emerald hat.

Miw D. Bedford was attired in a navy 'costume, black velour hat with large 'yellow tosc. ~ Miss Brewster wore a navy costume, scarlet hat trimmed with brown fur. Mrs Birch-Johnston wore u 't'ack costume, hat to correspond.

IiXOCII AKDiiX. Last Saturday, in the Good Templar Hal), ilr» l'hil* Nathan gave, a recital of iennyson's "Enoch Arden,' m aid ot thv> ltitriotie Fund, which was received with a packed and enthusiastic audience. Mrs. Nathan's marvellous elocutionary powers were used with remarkable »access, especially Use deeply pathetic 'portions at tile close, many of the audience being deeply movou. Miss Beryl llirsc played the difficult accompaniment by 'Kichardi Strauss, in an excellent manner, which added greatly to the enjoyment of the recital. Captain Stevens uii.g in his usual good style, his every item 'being enthusiastically eniwred.

Amongst lliose present were: Mrs. K A. Walker. Misses Bumipliries, Mrs. A. MacDiarmid, Mrs. Penn, •Mis. Wvllio, Mrs. F- Evans, Miss ji.' Kvans, .Mrs. A. li. l-ol-vile. .Miss Tripe. 'Mrs. \V. V. Webster, Mrs. .). Morton. Mrs. I''. -Kobcrtrion. Mrs. Rradljurv, Mrs. Johns; Mrs. Mc-Olelland, Mrs. S. Remiell, Mrs. Foote, Miss Footc, Mrs. 11. linrgess, .Mrs. .N. K. -JlacDiarraid. Mrs. li. 0. Hughes, Mre. Cruieksliunk. KirkTuy, Mrs. J. l'aton, Miss (Jrant, Mis. Crookc, Misses Croeke, Miss lteid, .Mrs. 11. Russell. Mrs. Baker, Mlss linker, .Ml-.-,. 11. Cornwall. Mm. U'linon, Misses Leiuion, Mrs. Courtney. Miss «. till si \v, Mr.-, llcnaud, Mrs. W. .Newman, .Mrs. Roy. Misses Roy, Mrs. D. Robertson'. Mrs. llyder, -Mis- Cross. Miss Read, Miss Stanford, Mi's. J. Averv. .Mrs. s. t'flttier, .Miss K. Ben-nett,'-Miss 1). Gilbert, Mrs. K. .V.avyMrs. Blmi'dell, .Mrs. J. (iU'nn, Mrs. li. Clianev. Mrs. Deuuv-Brown, Mrs. Melv'llar, .Mis, Melv.-lhir, Misses «mpMm . Mis- (irant, Miss Drew, Miss Coldivater. Mts. A. M, s ,,s (ireatbateh. Mrs Thomson, ■ Mi. rt Blun.lell, Mis-, Bedford, Miss Brewster. Mrs. liiivh-Johnston. Duriun 1 lie interval, liome-niade sweets were sold iiv a bevy of girls who were daintilv robed in white, frocks wnli mull caps trimmed witli tlie national colors. The sweets were arranged m fmeinatinu' little iboxcsaplaeed on trays ../»;iv festooned with red, whit? and iniie ribbon,=. These were carried round ~)) | the pirls and very charming they a J looked. The sUi S e was decorated b, Mes,lames Walker and \\cston. ass.,ed bv Mr. 11. Brooke*. -A rs. I' ll . Nathan wa„ robed m a lovely Wui eha' niei.se with decolletage o. jsoldb . veiled in cream clntlon. M ss B. Uiim. vvnve a cream satin robe tmmmcd with lU \liernoo.i 'IVa.-Ust Wednesday. in lh*e Victoria to rooms, a very enjoyable -afternoon tea was b > - MV3 '

I'hil Nathan to tin* committ'e of girls wfio assisted iier ;n Her perlorumiico 01 "Jinocfli Arden." There were two competitions' during the afternoon 'fi-.cli were won by Miss <i. Kluiw and Miss lie w ley. Tlie hostess received Her guests 'in a very ginart cream cloth coat ami skirt, white feather "boa, cream tagel 'hat with iovely white lancer plumes. Miss' 15. Iliiut wore a navy costume with black and scarlet hat; Ansa Bewley, black costume, fawn tat; Mrs. Johns, navy costume, vieux rose and black bat; Aliss iirewstor, navy costume and scarlet l.at with brown fur; '.Miss 1. Crooke, brown costume, brown- hat trimmed with violets; Miss Bedford, navy coat and skirt, bladk velvet with lancer pLume; Miss ltoy, navy costume, black velvet bat; Miss Simpson, grey costume, eertee colored hat; .Mrs. BirchJohnston, black coat and sKirt, liat en suite; .Miss E. Uroatbatc'h, rtvy costume, fawn hat trimmed with brown velvet and pink roses; Miss Goldiwater, black costume, hat to correspond; Miss tfoote, navy costume, black and white hat; Mrs. Denny-Brown, navy costuin«\ rose pink hat trimmed with Hack; Miss. Webster. navy costume,* sappliire blue velvet hat; Miss <l. Shaw, nark green costume, hat to correspond. . 'VOCrELTOVTN SI'XDAV SCHOOL. 'Die formal opening of the vogeltown Sunday School took place yesterday altera oo'n, the ceremony being performed by BisJiop Averill who in a I'cry happy speech praised the little band of earnest workers ccnpected with tl>e school, their tireless efforts and unbounded energy having brought forth such rcsulta. The hall was prettily dftcmtcd with bunting and during the afternoon (several hymns and the Nathiomil Anmem were beautifully sung by a band of 40 children. After the ceremony Mrs. (j.. Neal entertained the Bishop ;-r:d clergy at afternoon tea. She was assisted by Misses B. Evans and Hirst.

Amongst those present at the opening ceremony were Archdeacon iin<l Sirs. : F. G. Evans, Rev. Crawshaw, Mr. Smith ■'(Backblock missionex), Mr. rndMrs.S. Shaw, Major and Mrs. Sandford, Mrs. 'and Miss Devenish, Mr. and Mrs. Dabb, Mr. and iMrs. Evans, Misses J?vr ns-, Hisses Putt (3), Mrs. Sinclair, Mr.nndiMrs. T. 0. List, Mr. and Mrs. liiiah,, -Mrs. Pritchard, Mise Godfrey, Jta. Ballcer, Mrs. McKellar, Miss -Marahall, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brown, Mn>. Brooking, Mrs. H. J. Wells, Mrs; C. M.. Hill.

EAST K.\'i> BALL,

The following were lunoiuj the fancy j dresses at the Kast iind ball on Thursday nigiltt:—Mre. Jinks, lir.dge; A'lrs. | Bolton, Allied-Korew; Airs. JMiine, lied Cross Nw«e; Miss Madge llenricks, Folly; Miss Bcllringer, tjiiakeress; Miss (iuiir-on, England; Miss 'Ross, Night; Miss Lela 801 l ringer. Polly; '.V! Japane.se lady; Miss iievell, , Pierrette; Miss A. lie veil,.Y;t ma Man;. Mi ft) 'Morgan, TcnTitorml; Miss Kva. Dairymaid; Miss Speed. Pierrette; Miss [ Hicks, Japanese lady: Mass tone,, Nurse; Mrs lioebuck, Billi.ud Table; Miss Bunning. Taranaki Herald; 'Mit* Sparks, Ked Cross Nurse; Miss H. Holmes, Vinbrook Teas; Miss M. jiolmes, Pierrette; Miss. I), llenrielis. Pierrette; Miss Oruickslianks, Mount Egmont. » Messrs P. Tunbridge, -Jester: 0. George, Chinese; Hutchens, Mephiato-, pheles; ii. Knight, Spanish N.- Winter, Ac« of 01u.be; IL Uellnnger, Union Jack; A. Milne, Hignlar.der; J. Novell, Cricketer: U Scrivener, Jtugler; K. Milne, Guardsman; E. Jtcijll. Jockey; Kolton, lteferee. WEDDING. ■KUSSKLLr-HAUIi. At St, Mary's Church, 'New Plymouth, on the 27th fast., the maratge took plaoe (of Elsie, second (laughter of Mr. C. J. Hare, of Onwits., to Hubert Godfrey, eldest son. of .the lat? Godfrey Uussell, of Masterton. The bride, who was given away 'by her father, wore a | handsome gown of ivory du-awfis satin, with draped skirt and funic of shadow lace caught lip with orange blossoms. I The corsage was daintily trimmed with j seed pearl trimming, tlie sleeves ibeing I of shadow lace. She also wore the orthodox veil and orange bloiwoms, arranged in mob cap style, mid carried •a shower boquet of 'white aariias, hyacinths, and maiden hair fern, The bride was attenued by Misi Minnie j llare, sister of the Stride, and Miss Ei- • leen Hare, of TCketaliuna, cousin of the I bride. They wore dainty rob.v- «;f white satin charmeuso -veiled with tango j ninon, made with lamp-shu]»e tunics; and trimmed with edgings of black fur. j Their hats were of black shadow lace, with black satin puff crowns, and mounted with tango rose*, their l>o<l«etj being of freesia-i an,} narcissi. They also were the gifts of the bridy-j groom, a Nellie Stuart Tur.gk l . and pearl ear-rings, with brooch t<- match, respectively. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. D. (J. Thoma-s, of 'Masterton. as best man, and Mr. L. Hare as groomsman. After the <eremony, a reception was 'heid at the Kii Or,a Tea liooms, where a number of friends were entertained and the usual t ->a: tis lion-, ored. Tlie bride travelled in green tweed ltiLssian costume trimmed with black fur and black velvet bat, with oriental puff crown and ostrich mount. .She also wore a set of bbic.k fox furs, t'ue gift of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrst.°itußseU left by motor ear for the south.