WOMAN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, 24 December 1920, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD

PERSONAL.

Miss Ruby Clarke left this week by the Paloona on a trip to Melbourne and Sydney. ■■ Miss Marjory Wilson (Wellington) is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. James Wilson. ] Mrs. Duncan MeAllum is on a visit ; to Auckland. j Mrs. F. J. H. Nancarrow (Ilawera) and Mrs. J. Glenn (Mangaweka) arrive this week to spend a month here. Miss L. R. Baker has returned from a short visit to Inglewood. i » • .» » Mrs. V Balharry and family are , spending the holidays in Auckland. i Misses Edna and Elsie Greatbateli leave to-night for Auckland. Miss Barr, Mrs. Stanley Shaw and , Miss Olive Shaw are staying at the Mountain House. , Miss Tidy leaves on Saturday for : Feilding, and will be the guest of Mrs. ! Peat. Mrs. Shields (Patea) ia spending the holidays hei;e. Miss Phyllis Wilson (Auckland) is the guest of Mrs Stephenson. Mrs. F. S. Johns entertained a number of young people at a picture party this week. Miss May Atkinson has returned from Wellington. ' Mrs. Tomlinson (Auckland) is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Whitton. * • • . Mrs. Sydney Allen and family (Auck- ( land) are the guests of her mother, Mrs. Newton King. Mrs. E. Carthew is visiting Hamilton. • • • • Mrs. W. Atkinson (Whangarei) is spending Christmas with Mrs. Rex Brewster. # • • • Mrs. Foyster (Hawera) and Miss Foyster (England) are spending a month's holiday at New Plvmouth. ft • . * # Miss E. Rawson is visiting Manutahi. Mrs. Ernest Millar (Christcliurch) is spending Christmas here. * « . . Mrs. Carthew, Senr., is on a visit to Auckland and Cambridge. ENGAGEMENTS. The engagement is announced of Miss Margaret Bullard, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Bullard, of New Plymouth, to Mr. R. J. Fuller, of the staff of the Bank of New Zealand, New Plymouth. VISITORS TO TOWN. Visitors to the White Hart include: Mrs. Clarke-Low (America), Mrs. Dwyer (Wellington), Mrs. Appleton (Wellington), Mr. Mathieson (Wellington), Mrs. Heflot (Eltliam), Miss" Orr (Hawera), Mrs. Higgins (Auckland), Mrs. 'Laird (Hastings), Mrs. Macdenure (Auckland), Miss Rainshaw (Palmerston North), Mrs. Davies (Auckland), Miss Rigg (Wellington), Miss Dive (Wellington), Miss Winslcv (Wanganui), Misses C'ook (3), (Wellington), Mrs. Manaugh (Wellington), Mrs. Smith (Warea), Mrs. Hoyd (Warea), Mrs. Clarke (Ilavelock), Mrs. Holmes (Christchurch), Mrs. Hamilton (Wellington), Mrs. Curran (Dunedin); Miss Anderson (Dunedin), Miss Rainbow (Invercargill), Mrs. French (Rahotu), Mrs. Graham (Napier), Mrs. Logan (Napier), Miss Vine (Wellington), Miss Mercer (Wellington), Miss McAllister (Wanganui)y Mrs. Hewett (Wellington), Mrs. Sharp (Palmerston North), Mrs. Ruffell (Wellington), Mrs. Campbell (Wellington), Mrs. Thomas (Taihape), Mrs. Banks (Christchurch), Mrs. Murrie (Gisborne), Mrs. Fahev (Gisborne), Miss Johnstone (Marten)." WEDDING. A quiet but very pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride- j groom's parent*, Urenui, on the CJth itist,, when Alfred Charles, elder son of 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, wis married to Chryss Sjwod, third daughter of the late Mr. McAdam and Mrs. McAdani. Motherwell, Scotland, by Mr. H. A. Gould. The bride was attended by Miss Healy, New Plymouth, and Miss G. Smith, cousin and sister of the bridegroom, as bridesmaids. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mr. R. Smith, as best man. Later the happy couple left for their new home amidst showem of confetti and rose leaves.