WOMAN'S WORLD.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 174, 31 December 1914, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD.

| ■; SECOND BAY RACES. I The second day of the Taranaki Jockey Club's Christmas meeting was endowed with ideal summer weather, so again pretty frocks were worn by the fair sex. Amongst those present were:—Mrs. P. Prichani (Dannevirke) wearing a white embroidered robe, cream hat trimmed with roses of shot silk. Mrs. Kebbell, white linen coat and skirt, rose pink hat. Mrs. Peun, black silk taffeta, hat with floral silk crown. Mrs. Claude Weston, very pretty robe of primrose colored charmeuse with panier ninon tunic edged with a fall, of rich lace Wedgewood blue silk cieutre, and, black velvet hat. Mrs. E. A. Walker; smart saxe blue coat and skirt, saxe blue hat with pink roses. Mrs McCleland: French grey crepe de chine, trimmed with Oriental embroideries, grey tagel hat, with lancer plume and tiny pink roses. Mis. McHardy; blue and brown floral voile, with blue hat, trimmed with pale ii.wn lane" 1- phu'.v.s. Mrs. Denny-Brown; white voile, with black lat. Miss K. Leatham, vieux-rose costume, fa . ', with black silk, black tulle ln.t Mrs. Jenkinson; black silk, saxe blae and white hat, wreathed with pink roses. Miss Tonks, Hawera, mustard colored costume faced with fawn silk, saxe blue hat with pink roses. Mrs. Leslie- Webster; saxe blue charmeuse, black hat with lancer plumes. Mrs. Gordon Fraser; pink flowered voile, black feathered hat. Mrs. J. Mackay; smoke grey silbj black toque. Miss Cold water; pink flowered voile, white hat trimmed with moss green velvet ribbon and pink roses. Mrs. Percy Webster; white embroidered voile with violet belt, black hat with violets. Mrs. Mayner; black crepe de chine, with kilted tunic, black hat with white ospreys. Mrs. Hooper, rich French, grey charmeuse, black feathered hat. Mrs. Addenbrooke; brown charmeuse, black hat. Mrs. B. Griffiths, floral voile, navy hat, with pink roses. Miss W. Roberts; smoke grey costume, white hat witr salmon pink rose|. Mrs. B. Cutfield; white linen costumfe, white hat with bjack feathers. ";*' Mrs. H. Collier, ; ciel blue voile, with floral pink eeintere, pink silk hat lined with pale blue and wreathed with scarlet cherries. Mrs Cholwwill; robe of royal blue char?neuse, lightly trimmed with white, smart blue and white «at to correspond. Mrs. J. Kenny; dove jjrry satin charmeuse, black velvet hat. Mrs. Budge (Stratford); white voile with white feathered hat. Miss Mcintosh (Wellington); rose pink striped voile, white "hut, trimmed with cerise colored velvet. Mrs. Dillon-Kelly (Wellington); black crepe de chine, hat en suite. j Mrs. Uniacke (Stratford); navy blue costume, black hat, with pink roses. Mrs. Buxton; .biscuit-colored costume, white hat, wiUybJack velvet crown and wings. 9*? Mrs. Dill, navy ostium?, white silk hat with white silken wings. Mrs Heard; white costume, rose pink hat. Miss Berry; white muslin, pair blue belt, black hat with pink roses. Mrs. Flower, white iir.'.:i cjstu;:;.', hat to correspond. Mrs. Percy Lawson; white r.rjsii:i, hat with pink roses. Miss Hollo; white muslin, hat lightencostume, black hat. Miss Hill; white robe, with rose pink hat. Miss. Rollo; white muslin, hat lightened with pale pink. Mrs Hill; black satin, hat to corresf pond. j* Mrs. F. Fookes; V,Y<;,;.'wood blue charmeuse, black hat with pink roses. Mrs. Newton King; saxe blue costume, | black silk coat, black hat. \ Mrs. R. Cock; black silk costume, black hat with pink roses. Mrs. Paget (Stratford); fawn costume, hat en suite. Misses Paget (2); white muslin, hats to corespond. Mrs. Kirby; white lace robe, hat en suite. Mrs. Paul; rich black crepe de chene, I embroidered in gold, black feathered hat. PERSONAL. Mrs. P. Prichard (Dannevirke) is the guest of her father, Dr. Leatham. Miss K. Penn, who has been on a .visit to Wellington, has returned. Mrs. Collis is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Devore, Parnell, Auckland. Mrs. Arthur Hempton, who has been on a visit to New Plymouth, mainly to attend her sister's (Miss Carrie Bayly) wedding, returned to Auckland last night. Miss Roy has returned from her trip to Oamaru and Wellington. Miss Tidy is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Butler, cf Wellington. Miss Grosse, Wellington, is visiting Mrs. R. Bayley. Mrs. Rae Drunnno::,] is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Walter Bayly. Mrs. and Miss Bewley have returned from Wellington. Miss Brewster left last week to attend the New Zealand tennis tourna- [ ment, held at Dunedin. Mrs. Napier McLe.-n and a party of ladies from Wellington are paying a visit to Mrs. Napier Mac Lean's brothers, Charles and Stanley Butt, at their sta- , tion, near Uruti. WEDDING. MILLAR-BOY. At St. Mary's Church, New Plymouth, yesterday, Miss Gladys Rov, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rov, was married to Mr. 0. S. Millar, third son of Mr. Robert Millar, The Bushes, Paisley, Scotland. The ceremony was performed by the Vicar, the Rev. A. IT. Colvile, and Mr. Murrcll presided at the organ. The bride, who was given away by her father, looked very sweet in a beautiful gown of ivory satin cliarmouse, the bodice composed entirely of lovely lace, folded and caught at the. waist with a jewelled ornament and cluster of orange blossoms. The transparent niedici collar was also of lace. The skirt was given a wide effect at the hips, with a deep swathed sash and panniers, and fell narrow at the hem. The long square court train, lined with ninon, hung from the right shoulder, and was caught near the waist with a knot of ninon. The veil was worn cap-fashion, with a wreath of orange blossoms, and the bride carried a sheaf of lilies (arranged by Miss J. Curtis), and wore a string of pearls and a gold wristlet watch, the gift of the bridegroom. She was attended by Miss Doris Roy, her sister, who wore a beautiful gown of maize satin charmeuse, the draped overskirt caught up at the hack to show narrow frills of satin and lace, the panniers and deep sash draped so as a htoge butterfly effect at the _ : MjL The .niagyar blouse hacka-deep

pointed collar of fine lace at the back, and a vest and tiny frills of lace in front. She. wore a mob cap of tulle aiitl ■ lace, with a satin crown and wreath of rosebuds, and she carried a bouquet of purplo cinnerarias, larkspurs, maidenhair and asparagus fern, and wore the bridegroom's gift, a small gold signet ring. The best man was Mr Walter Weston. Mrs. Roy, mother of the bride, wore a gown of violet silk crepe, with long overskirt; the Russian blouse had a collar of Oriental trimming, the stoles which finished the. coat being trimmed with the same. Her hat was of black, with a lancer plume, and a white brocaded' crown wreathed with purple pansies. She carried a bouquet of pale pink sweet peas, maidenhair and asparagus fern. Miss Roy woro a flounced white voile, with a tiny blue sprig and vest, and frills of lace and sash of Hue silk. Her tagel hat was lined with blue, and trimmed with pink roses and a knot of the same blue. She carried a bouquet of pink roses, pink carnations, and maidenhair fern. ■Later in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Millar left by motor for the south, the bride wearing a coat and skirt q'f silver grey cloth, with crepe de chene blouse, and a black hat with tiny pink rosebuds and a white ostrich feather round the crown, and turned up sharply at the back to show a knot of black velvet and pink moss roses.