WOMAN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, 17 April 1920, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD

PERSONAL. Mrs. Oliver Samuel left for Wellington this week. 8 • » • Miss Rendell (Auckland) U staying at Chatsworth. a • • • Hiss A. Hursthouse, of Wellington, is the guest of the Misses Capel. # * * • Mrs. Carthew, senr., who has been on a visit to Hamilton, returned this week. .« t • • Mrs. C- Penn (Stratford) spent a few days here this week. » » » • Miss Elsie McAllum, of Feiiding, spent a few days here this week. & • * • Mrs. Horner (Patea) is visiting her relations in New Plymouth. I »'• « • I Mrs. Honan, of Onehunga, is the guest of Mrs. Fred Honan. • » • • Mrs. Hugh Good, of 'Stratford, was in town this week. • • • • Mrs. Cooper (Christchurch) ia the guest of Mrs. T. P. Anderson. » 1 « • Mrs. C. Nichol and Miss Grace Fookcs arrive on Tuesday from Ashburton. « • » • Miss E. Baily, of the Wellington Hospital staff, is spending her holidays with iher mother, Mrs. Hugh Baily. ••* " # Miss W. George, of Auckland, is a. visitor here, and is staying at Chatsworth. 0 * * • Mrs. Harry Good and Mrs. Earle. (Wanganui) are spending a. few days' here. • • • » Mrs. M. Fraser, who has been visit-, ing Auckland, returned l>y the liarawa on Friday. * • • «• Mrs. Brougliton, who has been the guest of the Misses Norman, Westowi. returned to Huntly this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Milnes, who liavc been staying at the Mountain House, spent a few days in New Plymouth this week before returning to Napier by motor. • # * • Mrs. Lennon and the Misses Lennon left New Plymouth on Tuesday for Auckland, and intend paying a round of visits before leaving for the Old Country in June. • * * • The engagement is announced of Miss Gertrude ("Trudie") Bredow, I..T.CU, L.A.8., youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. R. Bredow, "Baupo Park," Douglas, to Mr. Harold L. Stoddart, of the Bank of New South Wales' staff, Auckland, and son of Mr. and Mrs. \VStoddart, Stanley Bay. Auckland. * * * •

Visitors at the White Hart tills week include: Mr. and Mrs. Smith (Wellington), Mr. and Mrs. McFarland (Wanganui), Mr. and Mrs. Checkney (Auckland), Mrs. Meriwether and Miss Bignell (Wanganui), Mr. and Mrs. Stephens (Auckland). Mrs. Sewell (Wellington), Mr. and Mrs. Larsen (Hawke's Buy), Mr. and Mrs. Heskcth (Wellington), Mr. and Mrs. Lampard (Palmerston North), and Mr. and- Mrs. Gilmour (Auckland). • ♦ » • A very jolly little dance was held at Kawaroa Park bungalow last evening, being arranged by a committee of girls, viz., Misses Baily, Bullard. Bradbury, Kollo, Winfield and Whitton. The proceed? are to be given to buy sweets for the stall on the Mart Day for the Girls' Hostel. . The hall was beautifully decorated with hydrangea and the supper table with crimson cosmcas and Michaelmas daisy. The cliaperones were: Mesdames Robertson, Denny-Brown. Kiteherbert, Chaney. G. Fraser and 80110.

MART DAY FOR GIRLS' HOSTEL. There are great preparations afoot for Mart Day in aid of the New Plymouth Girls' Hostel, to lie held in Devon Street on April 24th. Mesdames Orbell, Neil, and tile Misses Curtis and Godfrey arc to be in charge of the tlower stall. The cake stall will be presided over by Mesdames Roekel, .Darcy Robertson, and MacDiarmid. The sweet stall will lie run by Misses Bradbury, Billiard, Bailv, Rollo, Whitton, Wi'nfiehl, and. Clothier, and Mrs. Hetherington and Miss Pratt will be in charge of the jumble stall. The need for a girls' hostel is obvious, aud support from the public is hoped for in collecting the necessary funds.

. WEDDING BELLS ROBINSON—SULLIVAN. A very pretty wedding took place at the Ivorito Methodist Church on Thursday, March 25, 1920, the contracting parties being Miss Isabella Sullivan, and Mr. Frederick Alfred Robinson, both of Auckland. The Rev. H. L. Richards officiated. The bride, who was given away by her brother-in-law (Mr .P. Olson), looked charming in a cream gabadine costume, and hat to match. She carried a cream-covered Bible with streamers. She was attended by her little niece (Miss ICileen Olson), who wore a pretty soft white dress and white hnt with pink streamers, and carried a basket of white flowers. Mr. Jack Morton, of Egmont Village, acted as best man. After the ceremony a large number of guests gathered at the residence of the bride's sister (Mrs. P. Olson), where a dainty afternoon tea was partaken gf. after which the happy couple left foi" Hawera and Wanganui, where the honeymoon was to be spent, the bride travelling in a brown tailormade costume.