WOMAN'S WORLD.

Taranaki Daily News, 18 August 1917, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD.

PERSONAL ■Mrs. Tiarnctt, Inglewood, as the guest of Mrs. % Q. Evans. * <- * * Mr. and Mrs. Brewer, Whangamomona, »re at present in New Plymouth. Mrs. North, who has been on n short visit here, has returned to Napier. Mrs. ar.d Miss Mcleod have returned to palmerston North after their pleasant stay in New Plymouth. » "* • • Mrs. Kennedy, -who has been on a visit to New Plymouth, has .returned to Wellington. * * • » Mrs. Bayly, "who has been spending a short holiday in New Plymouth, has returned to Stratford. * « • « Mrs. Wilson and Miss Palmer,'"who are'i the guests of Mrs. Boyd, return to Feather Eton early next week. Hiss 0. Webster, who lias been paying 1 New Plymouth a short visit, has returned to Wellington. * * • » Miss Arden is the guest of Mrs Erie Shaw, Inglewood. Mrs. Jamison (Wellington) is at present in. New Plymouth. « \ * # Miss Ona Watkins is the guest of Mrs. E. A. Campbell, Rongotea. Mr! and Mrs. Nichol, who have .been the guests of Mrs. A. C. Fookes, the latter's mother, have returned to Ashbuiton. Mrs. Ken Webster, who has been visiting Mrs. J. ii. Cruiekskank, has returned to Palmerston North. Mrs. J. Hcmpton, wiio has been on a lengthy visit to Wellington, has returned to New Plymouth. Lieutenant R. Quilliain and Mrs. Quilliam. who have been on a short visit to New Plymouth, have returned to Wellington. * ■* • e Miss Percy Smith is visiting Okaiawa. Mrs. Erie Shaw, who has been the guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Winiield, has returned to Inglewood. Mrs. Stanley Smith, who lias been on a lengthy visit to Nelson, has returned to New Plymouth. Miss Norma Collins is visiting friends in Hawera. Mr. rnd Mrs. Pert RenncH (Napier) have come to reside in New Plymouth, the former having been transferred aacf<ii!iit;'_nt to the loeal branch of the Bank of New Zealand, and they are at present staying at Chatsworth House. SOCIETY NEWS. 'Sale of Raffia Work.—Last Tuesday I aftciTiocn. Mrs. P,. C. Hughes held a mo-t successful sale of Pallia work at her lovely residence, in aid of the British lied Cross, but owing to the inclemency of the weather, the afternoon's activities had to be confined to the house, and therefore- the visitors mi.-.-.ed all the dories (,; (lie beautiful garden. Rut for ill 1 that Mrs. Hughes had the great satisrfl'.i.ion at the end of the day of liand|iu<_' to the secretary of the funds a j very handsome cheque. The house was a biaze of spring flowers, each room being picked out with different colors. Amount those present were Mesdame.s "lushes Cruoke, K. A. W-M^i - , Perrv. | Paul, S. .Shaw, Ken. Webster, C. 'flaiuerton (lnglewoodl, I.ennoii, Slad- , den, J. C. Nicholson. Kebbell, Moves. G. J Kyngdon, Grillilhs, J. 1!. Roy, Saunders i (Wangamiij, 1". G. Evans, F. Robertson. ! Garner, Fox, Robinson. Iwniells, M. ; Armstrong, Grayling, McHardy, Bradburv, Brooking, Mi»se.j Humphries ('2), ! Wade, Crooke. Leatham (2). Cutficld. j Fox, Black, Whiteombc, Ardcrn, Peliew, j Simpson, Fanner. Webster, Blundell, G. Wcu.-ter (Wellington), Turton.