WOMAN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, 29 May 1920, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. Beane, who has been staying wim her daughter, Mrs. Alf. Grant, left on Wednesday for Auckland. 4 . . • Miss Atkinson, who has been visiting her friends here, lias returned to Rotorua. * • • • | Mrs. Harding has returned to Patea. Mrs. N. Kenaui is on a visit to Wellington. s • » • Mrs. Johnston, of Auckland, is staying at Chatsworth. * • • • Mrs. Foyster and Miss Good (Hawera) spent a few days here this week. a*• ' • Miss Marjory Govett leaves England in July for a short visit to New Zealand. • • » • Miss Barr has returned from a trip to Auckland. » * • « Mrs. Denny-Brown left this week for a visit to Dunedin. • • • • Mrs. Beamish leaves on Monday for her home in Hawke's Bay. • ... » Miss McKellar leaves early nest week for Khandalla, where she will be tile guest of her sister, Mrs. Abraham. Miss Blakiston, who has been the guest of Mrs. Cholmeley, returned to Dannevirke this morning- « » » • Mrs. Dodgshun, who has been away for several months visiting Dunedin, Hamilton, Auckland, and Te Awamutu, has returned. • « t • Miss Sybil Thomson has returned from Auckland. Mrs. Edmund Greig, of Pukearuhe, is the guest of Mrs. Harry Greig. Miss Dudley, who lias been the guest of Miss Read, lias returned to Auckland. Mrs. Noel Johns, of Dunfermline, who has been the guest of Mrs P. S. Johns, left this week for Auckland and Rotorua before leaving for England. » » • • Mrs. C. D- Whitcombe, who has been the guest of Mrs. Fred Whitcombe, lias returned to Auckland. Mrs. vS. Weller (Wnnganui), is spending a few days here.

Miss Lansley and Miss L. Greatbatch, of the staff of the New Plymouth Hospital. have accepted appointments on the staff of the Public Hospital, Suva, and will be leaving New Zealand in a few week's time. Miss Nell Coutt?, who has been the guest of Mrs. It- Quilliam, iias returned to Te Kuiti. ♦ • • # Mrs. McDonald, of Auckland, is staying with Mrs. Austin Bewley. Mrs. McCabe, who ban been spending ft few days here, has returned to Wellington. • • •' « Mrs. Chudley has returned to Wellington. SOCIAL FUNCTIONS. Airs. Cliolmeley was hostess at a most enjoyable party for Miss Blakiston, last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Fox entertained a number of young people at a jolly little dance at her residence on Friday night. j VICTORIA LEAGUE. The first social gathering of the Victoria League took the form of an afternoon tea at the ICia Ora Tea Rooms on Thursday, and was organised by the president and members of the League to bid farewell to Archdeacon and Mrs. Evans, who are leaving New Plymouth to reside in Auckland for some months. Mrs. Burgess, as president, presented Archdeacon Evans (on behalf of the members), with a brown suede travelling cushion, as a slight token of their appreciation of his services to the League as vice-president. Mrs. Evans was also presented with a charming bouquet. The rooms were tastefully decorated in autumn shades, and a most delightful tea was handed round. Mrs. Burges3 wore a floral nison frock over navy crepe de chine and a pretty eaxe blue hat; Mrs. Evans wore grey crepe de chine and grey hat. Otters present were: Mrs. J. Clarke, Mrs. E. A. Walker, Mrs. .T. C. Nicholson, Mrs. M. Fraser, Mrs, Newman, Mrs. Standish (senr.), Mrs. Eberlet, Mrs. Haseler, Mrs. James Wilson, Miss Marshall, Miss Godfrey, Mrs. Home, Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Martin, Miss M. Thomson, Mrs. Chaney, Mrs. G. Millar, Miss Kirton, Mrs. Stuart Russell, Mrs. R. C. Hughes, Mrs. W. Kelly, Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Harvie, Mrs. Frank Blundell, Mrs. T. C- List, Mrs. C. Hill, Miss Percy-Smith, Miss Devenish, Miss Stephenson-Smith, Mrs. McDonald, Miss V. Millar, Mre. E. M. Smith, Mrs. Dockrill, Mrs. Alee. McDiarmid, Miss Govett, Mrs. S- Burgess, Miss Sole, Mrs. A. R. Standreh, Mrs. Collins*, Miss Curtis, Miss Randolph Smith, Miss Flight, Misses Norman (2), Miss Malcolmaon, Mrs. Penn, Miss Rollo. i