WOMAN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, 20 December 1919, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. W. H. Moves is visiting Christchurch. * » • • Miss Menzies leaves on Monday for a holiday in Auckland. The Misses Pike left on Thursday for Nelson. • » ♦ » Mrs. W. J. Penn, who has been on a visit to Auckland, returned on Tuesday. • « » » Mr. and Mrs. M. Leary, of Wanganui, .are the guests of Mrs. Honan. * * » • Mrs. J. Weir, who has been staying with her mother, Mrs. Waller, has returned to Auckland. |*♦ , « • Mrs. Addenbrooke left last night for Auckland, her future home. I•» , » •

Miss Sturtevant leaves early next week for Dunedin. » • » • Miss Dulcie Baily and Miss Hilda Hollo leave on Monday for Auckland. Miss Wood leaves on Monday for Wellington. « • * • Mrs. Bennett and family arrive tonight from Blenheim and intend spending a holiday at the Breakwater. Mr. and Mrs. Churchwood (Blenheim) are spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Skinner. • • » • Mrs. James Clarke intends spending a holiday in Blenheim;. # • * • Mrs. A. A. Bennett is on a visit to Wellington.

•'• • • Miss Gascoyne is visiting TJrenui. * » • • Mrs. Matheson is staying with her' 'mother, Mrs. McAllum, at Uruti. • » • • Mr. and Mrs. Muller arrive from Auckland during" the early part of nest week and will be the guests of Mis. Millar. • • • » Mrs. Johns, senr., left this week on a visit to Wanganui. « « • • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matthews, and Mr. and Mrs. Clive Matthews, of Hamilton, will spend the Christjnas holidays in New Plymouth. '•• » • Mrs. Austin Bewley leaves on Monday for a visit to Auckland, and will be the guest of her mother, Mrs. Devore. » » * • Mrs. R. H. Bartley leaves on Monday for a holiday trip to Auckland. Mrs. Hagger is spending Christmas in Auckland. * • » • The Misses Blyth leave on Monday for a trip to Auckland. , • ♦ ♦ • Miss Todd (Hawke's Bay), who has been on a short visit here, leaves for home by motor early next week. • * ♦ * Miss Pansy Whitton leaves on Monday for a trip to Auckland. • • * • Miss Irene Skinner, of Wellington, arrives on Monday, and will spend her holidays here. * » » • Miss Calihpronaf (Stratford) is holiday making in New Plymouth. • * • « Miss Marshall has returned from Hamilton and Cambridge. • » • • Mrs. Chris. Hamerton (Hamilton) is spending a few weeks at New Plymouth. « * • •

Mrs. Allan Douglas and Mies Douglas left yesterday for Te Aroha. •'• * • Mrs. Harry Hall (Wellington) is the guest of Mrs. A. Logan. Miss Constance Leatham has returned from Christchurch, and is staying at "Chatsworth." * • • • Mrß. W. Douglas (Auckland) is the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. Perry. !•# ' ♦ * Mrs. Moyes, senr. (Blenheim), Is spending a holiday in New Plymouth. Mrs. P. E. Orbell has returned from Wellington, accompanied by Miss O'Donnell, who spent a few days here before leaving for Auckland on Tuesday. • » • • Miss Bedford (Gisborne) arrives early nest week, to spend Christmas here.

Miss Barr is staying at Dawson Falls. * • • • Miss Tansley has left to spend a holiday in Dannevirke. • • • » Miss Fairbrother left this week for Palmerston North. » * « • Mrs. F. E. Wilson and family leave next week on a visit to Wellington. • » • Miss M. Thomson leaves early next week for Wellington for a few days, where she will join Miss Ina Lewis on a trip to Waitomo Caves and the Wanganui River. * » • « Mr. and Mrß. M. Fraser go to the Mountain House on Tuesday to spend 1 the Christmas and New Year holidays there. « * * • Visitors at the Mountain House include Mr. and Mrs. Gmar, Miss Gruar, anil Mrs. Fred Gruar (Hamilton), Miss Glaisey (Marton), Miss Grieve (Wanganui), Mr and Mrs. Wiles (Auckland), Mr. and Mrs. Robertson (Nelson). Miss Ruth Horrocka, of Auckland, was married recently to Mr. Bratider, of Collins Bros, and Co. Ltd., Auckland. » « • • Mr. Shailer Weston, of Wellington, was married on Thursday to Miss Nan Heath, of Gisborne. • • t t Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bayly are arriving from Wellington on Tuesday to spend Christinas with their relatives in New Plymouth. « * » » A thoroughly delightful afterntfon took *place last Thursday at the break - ing-up ceremony of Miss Menzie's kindergarten school. During the afternoon prizes were given out, and the tiny tots then entertained the guests with musical items and recitations, which were thoroughly enjoyed by all those present. A dainty afternoon tea was_ handed round, and altogether a most enjoyable afternoon was spent. During the afternoon presentations were made by the childrtyi lo Miss Menzies and Mrs. Blundell. The children are to be the guests of Betty List at a children's party at "Maranni," this afternoon. The young folk are looking forward to an enjoyable time, as owing to the weathgf,. the party was