Woman's World

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 97, 19 September 1914, Page 6

Woman's World

NEW PLYMOUTH SOCIAL NEWS. PERSONAL ITEMS. Miss Cross has returned from her holiday in Christcliurch. Miss E. Bayley, who lias been visiting her sister, Mrs. McXaughton Christie, Wellington, will, on account of her health, return by the mail train tonight. ... • Miss B. Knight, of Hawerft, paid a I short visit to New Plymouth this wee!*. I Mr. and Miss Taylor, of Manaia, A re the guests of Mrs. Cruickshank. Mrs. W. H. Moves returns fr jm QCT visit to Christcliurch by the > m\[ train to-night. I Mr. and Mrs. Balham, V flo , m . e j, ecTl holiday-making m Auc' ' j , iaV(i r turned.

Bridge.—Last V . . _ ~., . _ Mrs DWis and evening Mrs. Doug.as and nU(;1 . tam ,, d Mrs! Maciv -<*» Js at toUI - wi "* JhP nfizf t- 'WJnidand Mrs. Ijoby were W : a „ ~>, ,; Miss Rawson, Mrs. 0. Hoby, 1 - «lt, Mrs. Chunev, Mrs. H. Kuap"'. Am* Wood, Mrs. McQuadc, Miss Cr ' *, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Crawford, Miss , .*«iord, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. A. MacDiarM&, Mrs. S. Teed, Miss Rennell, Miss Wade, Miss B. Kuiglit, Mrs. Hirst, Mrs. Burgess, Miss C. Douglas. Mrs. Paul was hostess to the Central Bridge Club last Monday evening, which resulted in Miss B. Bayly winning the first prize and Mrs. Paul the seeond. Golf. —Considerable interest was taken in the final of the New Plymouth golf championship, played at Waiwakaiho last Saturday afternoon, when E. S. Baylcy defeated A. Bewiey, 2 up. Amongst those who followed the, players were: Mrs. Penn, Mrs. Kebbell, Miss Bradbury, Miss Reid, Miss G. More)', Misses Bedford (2), Miss Brewster, Miss Blundell, Mrs. J. Glenn, Miss Bewiey, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. McQuade, Miss Dempsey, Miss Percy-Smith, Mrs. B. Chaney, Mrs. G. Roy. Miss of Wellington, is the guest of Miss Percy-Smith. M r s. Norris, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Carthcw, sour., has returned to Hamilton. Mrs. Watson, who has been holidaymaking in Auckland, passed thioughXew Plymouth this week, on her return home to" Bulls. Archdeacon and Mrs. Evans have motored through to Palmcrston North to bid farewell to the Taranaki contingent. Miss McEhlowie, of Matapu, is on a visit to New Plymouth. Miss Norah Dcmpsey, of the Auckland Hospital nursing staff, is visiting her parents. Mrs. Pcarce, of Hawcra, is on a short visit to New Plymouth.

Miss Whitton, of the nursing staff of the Thames Hospital, who is on a visit to her people in New Plymouth, returns on Monday.

The Dandies.—The approaching visit of "The Dandies" is being awaited with interest. The artists of the company are capable and versatile. They will be heard in excerpts from grand opera, including the celebrated sextette from |"Lucia di Laminermoor," and the coined v section will take a prominent place. The leading emnediau is Mr. Roland Henrv, said to be exceptionally funny. Excellent aid is given by .Messrs Harry Webster, Andrew Pace and George Taylor, a trio of light comedians. Amongst the vocalists is Miss Luida Bradford, a delightful contralto singer, who was a member of the late Melba Grand Opera Company.