WOMAN'S WORLD.

Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1919, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD.

PERSONAL, Mr and Mrs Nolan leave on Sunday fcy motor car for Wellington. *•» » • Mrs J. Paton has returned from Rotorua. < * • • Miss McKellar is visiting her sister, Mrs Abraham (Khandallah).

Mrs D. S. Millar arrived from Christchurch last night, and will be ,the guest of Miss Stephenson-Smith.

Miss Ina Dempsey, who has been making a short stay in New Plymouth, left on Thursday morning for Wellington, and will proceed to Trentham. » • * »

Miss Nancy Le Cren, who has been the guest of Mrs E. E. Blundell and Miss Wade, left this morning for Wanganui, en route for Chris,tchurch. » » • •

Mrs Geo. Kebbell spent a few days in Wanganui this week.

Mr and Mrs' Nat Miller and family leave on Monday en route for Wellington, where they will join the Remuera for England.

♦ • • • , Visitors at the White Hart include Mr and Mrs Le Quesne, Miss Scully, Mr and Mrs Laurent (Wellington), Mr and Mrs Nichols (Wanganui), Mr and Mrs T. Fox, Mrs and Miss Power (Master.ton), Sergt.-Major Brunt (Hawera), Mr and Mrs Israelson, and' Miss Farquhar, Mr and Mrs Ferguson (Auckland). • • • •

Mrs H. Brooklane is holiday-making in Auckland and Rotorua.

Mr and Mrs A. Webster left for Auckland last night for atrip to the Islands. They are accompanied by Miss Roch (Eawera). • • t «

Mrs. R. J. Mathews has returned from Wellington.

Mrs. R. H. Bartley, sen., who has been visiting New Plymouth, leaves for Auckland to-night.

The engagement is announced of Miss Nellie Bendall, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bendall, New Plymouth, to Mr. Ar.thur S. Allen, secretary of the Repatriation Committee, New Plymouth. • • # •

Last Thursday evening Miss Wade gave a most enjoyable party in honor of Miss Burnett (Wanganui) and Miss Nancy Le Cren (Christchurch), both of whom are her guests. The guessing competition . was won by Mrs Ward, while Mrs B. Chaney tied for the "booby," and upon drawing Mrs Chaney won.

SOCIETY MEWS.

A very enjoyable little dance, arranged by a committee of girls, was held in the Kawaroa Park bungalow on Wednesday evening. The decorations, which were charming, had quite'a Japanese effect. The chaperones were: Mrs Bullard, violet crcpe-de-chine; Mrs Hutchen, black satin; and Miss Wood, wine floral silk. Among those present were: Mrs Eliot, Miss Kit M'Cleland, Miss Jordan, Miss D. Jordan, Miss M. Peach, Miss K. Campbell, Mis 3 0. Palmer, Miss N. Jackson, Miss D. Bradbury, Miss L Greatbatch, Miss Covkill, Miss Elsie Greatbatch, Miss Le Cren, Miss Bullard, Miss Elsie Bullard, Miss Joan Esse, Miss I. Hirst, Miss Lansley, Miss Wheatley, Miss G. Mouat, Miss M. Mouat, Miss Bata Whitton, Miss P. Winfield, Miss I. McDonald, Miss D. Baity, Miss M. Atkinson; Messrs Wynyard, Little, Kirkby (3), Matthews, Horner, Macauley, King, Saxton, Eggleton, Caider, Ewing (2), Montoath, Corkill, Wicksteed, Teed, Jenkinson, Hoby, Booth, Henry, Grant.

WEDDINGS. PEARCE—JURY. A pretty, but quiet, wedding was solemnised at St. Mary's Church on June 24th., toe Rev. F. S.' Harvey officiating, when Miss Emma Jury, eldest* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Jury, was married to Mr. Alfred Pearce, son of Mrs. E. C. Pearce. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a cream gaberdine costume and hat to match. She carried a white prayer book with white streamers. The bridesmaid—Miss Hilda Jury, sister of the bride, wore a navy blue costume and vieux-rose hat. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. C. Jury as best man.

LANDERS-DOYLE. A quiet wedding was solemnised on Wednesday, at the Catholic Church, Manaia, when Mr. John Joseph Landers, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landers, Kaupokonui, was married to Miss Frances Josephine Doyle, youngest daughter of the late Michael and Mrs. Doyle, Manaia. The ceremony was performed by tho Rev. Father Saunderson, who also celebrated the Nuptial Mass. The bride, who was given away by. her brother-in-law, j/tr. P. Brophy, wore a, smart tailored,-navy costume and blue hat, and carried a beautiful whits prayer-book, the gift of her sister (Sister M. James). ■ The bridesmaid (Miss Doyle) wore a pretty grey, dress and hat to match. The Ibridegroom was attended by his Ibroroer, Mr. Francis Landers, a* best man. As the bridal party left the church, the Wedding March vas played.by Mi*. Tiles.! After the wedding cereipony tiie guests were entertained at breakfast'at thi reei* donee, oif the bride's mother, when the usual 1 toasts were honored. Subsequently the newly-wedded couple left iby motor for Wanganni, en route for Christohurch, where the honeymoon will be spent—i Star.