WOMAN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1920, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD

PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs. H. Greig has returned from Wellington, • • • • Miss Hita Ha worth, who has beon the guets of her aunt, Miss F. Wood, has returned to Auckland. • * * • Mies E. Rawson is visiting Manutahi. • • • » Miss C. Leatham leaves for Welling" ton on Monday. • • • • Mrs Johns, sir., is on a visit to Auckland. * * * * The Misses Norman are spending a holiday in Auckland. • • « • Miss McEldowney (Gisbome), who is the guest of Mrs Hogg (Midhirst) with Miss Zelda Hogg, motored in for a dance on Wednesday night. • • • • Miss Winifred Crooke (Marton) is the guest of Mrs. F. 6. Harvie. • • • • Mrs Collins was .hostess at a child- . ren's party last Saturday. • • • • • Mrs J. Paton has returned from a trip to Hamilton and Rotorua. • • • • Mrs Quinlan (Napier) is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Davies. Mrs. E. B. Davies leaves on a trip to Dunedin on Monday. • • • • Mrs. W. 0. Skinner has been spending a few days in Inglewood this week. • • • • Miss Myra Livingstone (Hawke's Bay), who has been the guest of Mrs. S. W. Shaw, left this week to spend a few days in Hawera. * • • • Miss A. McAllum, who has been the guest of Mrs. B. H. Chaney, has returned to Inglewood. • • • • Mrs. C. T. Mills is on a short visit to Auckland. » • • • Miss M. Collins, who has been staying with Mrs. A. C. Collins, has returned to Te Awamutu. * « » » Miss Davies has returned to Auckland. • ♦ • • Miss Bell, who has been the guest of Mrs. James Clarke, has left for Auckland before returning to her home, in Blenheim. < « • • • Mrs. Haybittlc hag returned to Hawera after spending a few days here, Mrs, Stiirtevant arrives on Monday from Dunedin to spend a few weeks in New Plymouth. • « • • Mrs. Angel, who has been staying with her daughter, Mrs. S. F. Burgess, returns to Melbourne next week. Mrs. L. Weston, who has been on a Bhort visit here, motored back to Ohingaiti this week. * • • » Miss Gwen Bull, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. C, Nicholson, returns to Hunterville this morning. • • • • Mrs. W. J. Phillips, who has been spending a few days with her niece, Mrs. E. McAlly, returned to Palmerston North this week. « • • • Mr. and Mrs. J. Therkleson, senr., who are leaving for Palmerston North after a residence of about 33 years at Tar&i, ivlere entertained on Tuesday afternoon in the Tariki Hall by the ladies of the district. Several speakers referred to the m&ny services rendered to the district by Mr. and Mrs. Therkleson, and particularly the many kindly acts performed by Mrs. Therkleson, who was always ready to come to the assistance of her neighbors—a ticularly valuable asset in the old days,

when roads nnd moam of locomotion were not so good as they are now. The guests were presented with a tea service. 1 , DANCE. j The second of the series of assemblies, held on Wednesday, proved even a I greatesr success than tlic first. The night being beautifully clear and frosty,, induced quite a number of visitors to motor through from other towns, and each and all decided it was an extremely successfully dance. The music by Mi>. George's* orchestra was, as usual, excellent, and the supper tables were beautifully decorated bf Miss Rata Whitton, in pink camelias, violets, and autumn leaves. Those present included:—Mrs. Anderson, black satin; Mrs. Nolan, black silk taffetas, lace overdress; Mrs. Alf. Webster, bjack crepe de chene, relieved with green; Mrs. Kirkby, tlack taffetas frock; Mrs. Nicholls, canary colored chaTmeuse, red rose at belt; Miss Capel, creme taffetas, embroidered net overdress; Mrs. Hartnell, black and gold frock; Miss Rata Whitton, dark red georgette; Miss G. Jordan, emerald crepe de chene; Miss Brewster, pale pink taffetas; Mrs. Eliot King, white crepe de chene; Miss M. Turton (England), pale pink prettily beaded in white; Miss Nairne, black and white; Miss Home, blue satin charmeuse and silver trimmings; Miss E. Malcolmson, rose pink with mauve sash; Miss B. Clarke, scarlet velvet; Miss Peach, pale pink flounced skirt of taffetas, swathed bodice; Miss D. Peach, pale blue net frilled; Miss K. Campbell, white satin and ninon; Miss E. Grant, dark jade green silk; Miss McCleland, pale blue crepe de ohene; Miss Bell (Blenheim), black georgette, relieved with red; Miss Dodson (Blenheim), black taffetas, red sash; Mrs. S. Hoby, pale blue chartneuse, overdress of georgette; Miss Benton, vieux rose crepe de chene; Miss Arden, white satin, net overdress, filet of emerald green jeaves in hair; Miss Joan Arden, pretty pale lemon georgette dress with frilled skirt; Miss Gilbert, heliotrope net frock trimmed with silver beaded bands, sequin band in hair; Miss Helen Wilson, black velvet trimmed with lace; Miss Bullard, dark blue taffetas and georgette; Miss Rollo, black taffetas, black net overdress with blue and gold trimmings; Miss A. Rollo, apricot silk, flounces of georgette, large butterfly embroidered on bodice; Miss G. Hogg (Stratford), frilled white net edged with pale pink, and pale pink belt and scarf; Miss McEldowney (Gisbome),! emerald georgette; Miss Fairfax-Cholm-ondley, vieux rose crepe de chene; Msis wore a vieux rose crepe de chene; Miss M. Cholmondley, a dainty white net; Miss Little, purple velyet; Mrs. J. C. Nicholson, black ninon banded with purple, purple charmeuse bodice; Miss Bull (Marton), black velvet, lace collarette; Miss May Atkinson (Lepperton), black net over pale blue; Miss Nora Corkill, pale pink charmeuse with georgette overdress; Miss D. Watkiiis, saxe blue with oriental trimming on bodice; Miss Elsie Great batch, red velvet frock trimmed with dark brown fur; Miss E. Pcnn, pale blue crepe de chene; Miss K. Penn, pale vieux rose crepe <le chene; Miss 0. Shaw, pale pink and mauve georgette; Mrs. Munro Wilson, dark charmeuse embroidered in gold; Mrs. Blackley, black charmeuse veiled in" georgette, sequin trimming; Miss A. Greig, jade green crepe de chene.