WOMEN'S WORLD.

Taranaki Daily News, 11 December 1915, Page 6

WOMEN'S WORLD.

. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Miss G. Bayly, of Wellington, is spending a holiday in New Plymouth. Mrs. 1). Blaekley and Miss Sybil Thomson are holiday-making in Wellington. * * , • Miss Kirkly, who has been the guest of lira. Riddell, Normanby, has returned. Mrs. McQuade left last Tuesday on t two months' visit to Auckland. Mrs. Balham, who has been visiting her relatives in Auckland, has returned. # # # Mrs. Rudd (Auckland) is the guest of Mrs. G. Neal, Vogeltown.

# # « Miss Wade left this morning by the mail train on a visit to Hastings. * * # Mrs. Reynolds (Napier) is at present in New Plymouth. * * •

Mr. and Mrs. Hooton have returnee to Auckland.

Mr. and Mrs. Len Patterson (Wanganui) are at present in New Plymouth.

Miss Sargent, Rotorua, who has been visiting Mrs. W. D. Webster, has returned.

Mrs. Grant-Cowen, Hawera, who has been visiting New (Plymouth, has returned.

Mr. and Mrs. Hallett, who have been on a visit to New Plymouth, have returned to Napier.

Miss Dorothy Baker, who is the guest of Miss Leatham, leaves on, Tuesday for her home in Remuera.

Misses G. and M. Fookes, who have been the guests of Mrs. W, H. Skinner, Napier, have returned.

Mrs. and Miss Ira Rollo have returned from their three weeks' visit to Wellington.

Mrs. D. W. .Tack, Mayoress of Whangarei, was a visitor to New Plymouth yesterday, having arrived by the Rarawa from Auckland.

The engagement is announced of Miss Kathleen Winfield, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Winfield, Frankley Road, to Mr. Eric Shaw, son of Mr. Stanley Shaw.

The engagement is announced of Miss Maud Peart, of New. Plymouth, to Mr. L. H. Clark, manager of the New Plymouth branch of the National Insurance Company. * # •

Last Thursday the Associates of the New Plymouth branch of the Girls' Friendly Society arranged a most enjoyable garden party at Miss Percy-Smith's charming residence, "Matai-Moana." As the day was endowed With ideal weather, croquet and tennis were indulged in, and afternoon tea was served under the trees.

Mrs. Hirst entertained a number of friends at bridge last Wednesday, and Miss Wood was the recipient of the first prize Amongst those present were:— Mesdames Simpson, Burgess, Dodgshun, Wilson, anil Misses Wood, Hamerton (2) and Tidy. '

Shampooing, Hairdressing aid Twisting; Electrolysis for the permanent removal of superfluous hair. Switches, Toupees, etc. Ladles' combings made up to any design. MRS. BEADLE, Egmont Toilet Parlors, Griffiths' Buildings, New Plymouth, near Carnegie Library.