WOMAN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, 24 January 1920, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD

PERSONALS. Mrs. D. McAUum returned from To Kuitii this week. • • • • Miss S. Thomson return from Wellington to-night. » t « § Mr. and Mrs. Shailer Weston have returned to Wellington. 1 • • • • 'Capt. and Mrs. Sydney Allen left for Dunedin last Monday. • • • • Sister Parkinson, of Te Kuiti, ii making a short stay in New Plymouth. » • ■ • # < Mrs. Claude Weston leaves for Christchurch on Monday. • » •- « Mr. and Mrs. T. H- Nicholson (Auckland) are the guests of Mrs. J. C. Nicholson. •»> • • Mrs. L. Klimie, who has been visiting here, returned to Wellington this week. * * • » Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Walker leave on Monday ioi a holiday in the South Island. * » • • Miss Scully (Wellington) spent ft few days here this week. * ♦ • « Mrs. Rapley has returned to Wellington. • • • • Mise Teas Monteith is spending a holiday at Brightwater (Nelson). • • • » Mrs. and Miss Tulley have returned to Wellington. • * • i Mrs. Barrett (Patea) is staying at Chatsworth. # » • • The engagement is announced of Mr. C. 6. Bott'rill, of • the 'New Plymouth Boys' High School staff, to Miss E. M. Gunson, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Gunson, Ponsonby, Auckland. • • • Mrs. W. Cutfield is visiting Auokland. Miss Jessie Home has returned from a short visit to Hawera, where she was the guest of Mrs. Bishop. • • » « Mrs. Hare (Napier) is spending a holiday at Ngamotu, and is the guest of Mrs. Malcolmson. » » e • Miss Sturtevant has returned from a holiday spent in Dunedin. Mrs. P. Marshall returned to Wanganui to-day. Mrs. Kirkby left for Auckland by Rarawa last night to meet her son, Mr. Wynne Kirkby. # • • # Misses A- Wilson, C. Douglas, McKelSkinner, Ruth Moore, Dr. Freda Bathgate (Dunedin), Mesdames Frank Brown (Inglewood) and Frank Wilson, have taken the cottage at the Mountain for a fortnight. • » i • Mrs. Dawson, who has been visiting New Plymouth, has returned to Dannevirke. » * ♦ • Miss Elsie Andrews, who has been the guest of Mrs. G> MacDiarmid (Taihape), returned last week. * » • # Mr. and Mrs. Jecks have returned to Christchurch. « * « • Mrs. Atkinson, who has been staying with her father, Col. Messenger, has returned to Lepperton. • » • • Mrs. HolWook returned from Auckland last night. * » • • Capt. and Mrs. Bale, who have been on a short visit here, returned to Palmerston North on Mondav. * • • • The engagement is announced of Miss Greta Callaghan, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Callaghan, of Young Street, New Plymouth, to Mr Leonard Coleman, of Kotare, second son of Mr. John .Cpleman, Bell Block. • * • • Mrs. A. P. Hall has gone to Ahititi, and is the guest of Mrs. R. Scott, Birch Hill. « • * • Visitors at the Mountain House this week include: Mrs. Nathan, Miss Wilks, Misses (-2) Shanahan, Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury (Auckland), Mrs. McKenzie, Miss Reynter (Napier), Mrs. Hyder, and Miss Rossiter (Wanganr.!), Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths, Mrs. Bookman, and Miss Coake (New Plymouth).

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS. Mrs. L. C. Sladden was hostess at a most delightful picnic for young people last Tuesday at Ngamotu Beach. A most enjoyable afternoon was Spent in bathing, and afterwards tea was partaken of on the beach, about forty being present. An impromptu dance was held at the Ngamotu Palladium on Thursday, Miss Kettle (Wellington) being the guest of honour. All had a thoroughly enjoyable time. • • • # Two very enjoyable parties were given this week for young people by Mrs. D'Arcy Robertson and Mrs Faber Fookes.