WOMAN'S WORLD.

Taranaki Daily News, 26 April 1919, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD.

. A • , PERSONAL; Mrs. McNaughton Christie (Welling- | ton) is visiting her mother, Mrs. K. Bavley. ■ • • • • Miss McLeod, who has been the guest of Mrs. Bell-Thomson, Te Henui, has left for Invercargill. . ♦ * * • Mrs. 0. Samuel left this week for Wellington. ft ft ft ft Mrs. Blackley has returned from Wellington. • • • • Mrs. Dempsey and Mrs. P. B. Fitzberbert leave on Monday to meet Sister Nora Dempsey, gvho is returning by the Tainui. Mrs. Peak (Te Awamutu) is the guest of Mrs. Dodgshun. * t ft » Miss Sturtevant and Miss Whitton have returned from a visit to Auckland. * » • • Visitors at Chatsworth include Mrs. Heron and Miss Gordge (Stratford), Mrs. Lee (Auckland), Miss Brown (Hawera), Miss Spurdle and Miss Coleman. (Wanganui), and Mrs. Pragnell (Masterton). • * • • Miss Taebert (Christchurch) is visiting New. Plymouth. • » • • Miss Banwell (Hawera) spent the Easter holidays in New Plymouth. * * • * Mrs. R. H. Quill Lam has returned from Wellington. • • * « Misses H. and A. Rollo are visiting Feilding. c * • • Misses Bedford, Brewster, and S.! Thomson have gone for a holiday to Auckland and Rotorua. • ft ft ft Mrs. F. Robertson and Miss W. Webster have returned from Wellington. • ft ft ft Miss Haworth, who has been the guest of her aunt, Miss Wood, returns to Auck-. land on Tuesday, accompanied by Miss D. Bradbury. ? . . • Miss W. Bradbury has returned from Wellington. ft ft ft ft Miss Marjorie Wilson has returned to Wellington. • • • • Mrs. R. J. Mathews has returned from Hamilton. # • • • Mrs. A. Bewley is visiting Auckland. • • • • Mrs. Esdaile, who has been the guest of her sister, Miss Young, has returned to Auckland. • » » » Mrs. Watson, who has been spending a few days in New Plymouth, has returned to Bulls. . * » » • Miss E. Rawsonhas returned from Hamilton. GARDEN PARTY. The garden party held in the beautiful grounds of Archdeacon Evans and Mr. Percy Smith on Thursday, in aid of the Victoria School for Maori Girls, was a great success, in spite of the uncertainty of the weather. Thert was a good attendance. There were golf and target croquet and putting competitions, the prizes for which were won as follows:—Golf croquet, Mrs. Billiard; target croquet, Mrs. Hazeler; putting, Miss Crooke. Afternoon tea was served in the drawing and dining rooms. Mrs. George's orchestra rendered a most enjoyable programme of music.

Amongst those present were:—Mrs. Evans, in a heliotrope silk dress, silk sports coat and hat to match; Miss Percy Smith, brown taffeta coat and skirt, hat to match with pink roses; Mesdames Courtney, S. Shaw, DennyBrown, Hammond, McKeUar, L. Hamerton, F. Webster, Newman, G. Newman (Auckland), Sumner, P. Blundeli, Morrison, Renaud, Alexander, F. Wilson, Teed, C. H. Weston, W. Weston, Bullard, Ryder, Crnikshank, Skinner, Hazeler, Curtis, Carthew, Lysons, E. Carthew, Norman, Paton, Holbrooke; Misses Marshall, MeKellar, Crooke (2). Norman (2), Wade, McLeod, Simpson, Bullard, Cutfleld (2), Curtis, Hamerton, Devenisb, Hammond, Hempton, H. Rawson, Shaw, Giblin, Ran-dolph-Smith (2).