WOMAN’S WORLDS

Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10725, 24 October 1928, Page 3

WOMAN’S WORLDS

* SOCIAL AND PEBSONAL. ATr and'Mrs Eric/Loisef . arc,;Tolaga ■Ba:y_ J ’vi;sTtqrs ' ->VMr.-tH.- Ffith--(Ruakituri) -is the giiesC/of Mrs'//J:W‘. ‘Nolan, “Otipi” «; Miss/ N:;:Moncktnn" (Hamilton)' is' visituig. Gisbqrne;;-. - . - , : . , :'' /■ ' , Mrs. .H. E. -Maudc is' visitirig/LWanf ganid. />.//-''/■ /'. ..• 1 -y,y-

j Mrs/.W./ Jl.' B. -Willock. is a visitor to l ■ Watfganui"/for the Collegiate sports, - ; -./•■, /■• •' 1 : /■,.'.- ./ i '

; Mrs. -F. .E. Humphreys/.(Ngatapa) is/ tlic' guest 'of Airs. oW. B. Barker, “Alideliiay.’'.

Airs. l J. W. Nolan and Mrs.' W. B. Barker returned on Saturday from a A/isit .to; Auckland. -

Air. and* Airs., F. H. Lbisel, “Waihaij.”'Tpla'ga.Bay," are visitors to lo.wri for this;, week’s festivities.'

Miss Ilona : Afoore (Nelson) is ' tlio guest of - her,.- sister,* Airs. '.Ewer MeildoAA'ie, Ngatftpa.

1 j AH. /aridl Mrs: B. Barton (Buakituri) are the guests of Airs. ,T. W Nolan, .“Ctipi,”;

Air., arid Airs: F. A. AleFadyen were the week-end guests ol’i Airs \Y.. J. AlclldoAvie, 7 Ngatapa."

. Alias E. AViiliams7of-Napier is the guest of her sistei*/ Airs.: Chas.-,,Gray. “ Waiohika.'” " r' -X '• ■

Airs. Douglas Williams and Alisa At. Williams of Havelock North are the-guests of Airs. B. E. Aftirpihy. ALnriwai.

-Mrs. C. Seymour and-. Miss At. Seymour , Avho Avere visitors to Christchurch for the Lincoln College, sports have returned to- Poverty Bay.

Atiss Lucie AYheeler Avho lias been the guest ol Airs. JBartleet. Remuera Auckland, for the AA'inter months has returned to Gisborne.

Air. and Airs. S. F. Clare invited a'dumber of friends to 'two most delightful'tennis parties at their home, m lranui Bond, during the week-end.

Alisses H. and. D. McKay who have • been the guests of Airs. L. T. Burriard. Bussell'/Street, left yesterday for" Napier . on. their • return to. Hamilton, "

■ Lieu 1.. -Colonel and Airs, IT. Evans.. (Brist'ane) Avho have been the guests of’ Mrs.' Harley Evans, Tofeomaru Bay, returned to town on Alondav and gre- at' present stajing with Airs. J. Blair, Irariui Bond.

The official, opening of both the Whataupoko tennis cjub and the Gisborne tennis club takes place on Saturday next,- .October i-’7. The courts at each club are, in excellent order and the coming., season promises to be most successful.

Aliss A r erß. Aloore Avas honored on AVednesday morning at a happy and informal gathering held by the Canterbury Women's Club. Mrs. J. G. Coates was also a guest of honot at the reception. The visitors Avere received by Airs. J. A. Flesher. {>resident of the club. AN AT HOME. On Monday night Air. and Airs. F. H. Loisel, of “Waihau,” Tolagii bay, entertained a very largo number of- friends-at a charmingly arranged At Home in the City Hall.The host and hostess received their guests in .the lounge,,the latter wearing *an felegant gown of black georgette beaded with sequins, and a black georgette cap,e with silver embromeries, v a shoulder posy of lilies of tho valley and maiden hair fern completing her toilete. . Linds of fings wore suspended- o\’orhoad -in; the ballroom while flags arid crimson hangings . interspersed with feathery bamboo adorned fhe wall spaces,, ,softly shaded lights adding to the delightful effect. Crimson draperies formed a charming back ground for the stage Avhich Avas .banked with greenery and ornamented with ,pot plants and great hoAvls of palest' niriK double poppies, ranuncrilas ‘and gladioli- intermingled with delicate trails of smilax.Clusters- r of bamboo decked the musicians’ stand and crimson draperies round the a vivid note of color.

Bridge-tables were arranged in tho lounge which was artistically decorated with bowls of pastel tinted roses, rhododendrons, and flowering peach. . Tho decorations in tho supperroom were charmingly carried 1 out in Aconderful shrides of flame and gold. Golden, shaded lights shedding a soft glow over the charminglv . arranged’ tables were"* each adorned with a centre'-bowl' of flame colored -gladioli, Iceland-poppies; find marigolds and slender crystal and silver vases of tlie same lovely flowers. Particularly gay and delightful music was supplied by Mrs: Thomson’s, orchestra;much enjoyed extbas' being played and Misses .N. AlcLaurin.- J. Alargoliouth and Air. L. Sh err iff., i .

Mrs. F. W. Shelton was wearing a-charming frock of sea riot' georgette with pastel shaded embroideries tb'o gracefully - draped ’ skirt falling in a pointed cascade at one -side. . _ . Mrs. E. .Loisel wore an exquisite frock of crimson georgette Witfr a tunic bodice and' a flared skirt , with an uneven hem line, a velvet sash in a contrasting shade of crimson completing the smart .effect. Among the guests invited were: Mr. and Mrs. J. C. N. Thomas, Mr: arid’ Mrs. W. R. B. Willock, Mr. arid Mrs. K'. S. 'WUliams. Mr. and Mrs. C < Williams, Mr., and Mrs'.. 0. Williams '(Ruatbria), Mr. and Mrs. H. Williams (Riiatoria), Dr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs., R. Sherratt,: Archdeacon and’ Mrs., H-. W., Williams, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. .Williams, Mr. and ‘ Mrs. L...; Field, Mr. and Mrs S. Gray. Mr. and Mrs. g. Nathan; Dr. and Mrs. W. A. •Bowie,. Dr. ’and Mrs. F. Kahleriberg, Mr;' and'. Mrs; R. Dobson. , Mr. and Mrs. H.'rHegarty. Mr. and Mrs.. H. Ri l>odd, Mr., and Mrs. 11. Bennett, Mr. arid Mrs. G. I-’Darker, Mr and Mrs.loisel. ’Mr. and Mrs.' W. Seymour;'Mr.; and'Mrs'. G: W. Wilfot*', Mr. .and -Mrs. R. : Scott, Mr. JmdL .‘Mrs.. , w.; L. Rutledge,' Lieut.Colqnol arid Mrs.. H. Evans (Brisbane).'Mr. arid : Mrs; V. Savagd, Mr. and Mrs; G. Beeves, (Tolaga Bay), Mr and Mrs-., :G. - Sherriff. Mr. .and Mrs. J. .Reevps,. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sherratt, Mr. and Mrs. F. Mr.' , and Mrs. E.' Reeves-,-Mr. and Mrs.' P; Sherratt, Mr. and 'Mrs. A. D. Sherriff,- Mr and' Mrs ,C. Sains*bury -.(Wairoa), Mr,,.- and Mrs.- T. Sherrrilit,. Mr. and 'Mrs. O. SainsFrury (Wairoa),- Mr. - arid Mrs. A. R. Ui'ne, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hine, Dr. and Mrs. R. ■M. Mr. and Mrs, M. D.

Lysnar, Mr., and Airs. Irving, Bov. and) Airs. -Smith, Mr. and. Ml-s. Boland, Alt. and Airs. A. At. Puffett, Mrvarid Airs Shelton, Air and Airs B. Watkins (Buatoria), Air. and Mrs AT. L; Holden, Air-and Airs AV. AlcLftiirin, Air. and Airs. H. E. Maude, Air. and Airs. Atonckton, Mr. arid Airs. - J. 8.. Alurpliy, Air. arid Airs. It. :.K...Murphy, Air. and Ivlrs. R. Barton( Buakituri), Air. and Airs. It. -Alurpliy, Mr.' and Airs. E. B. •Murphy, .Mr. ' arid Airs. J[. B. ATorris, Air.' and Airs. B. U. Bhike, Airs: J. W. Nolan, Air. and Airs. F. AV. Nolan,: Ali\ arid Airs. Taplin, Air. and Mrs H. 0. Nolan, (Buakituri), Air. and Airs Burnett, Air and Airs W. Hobson,'Air. arid-Airs. Lumsden, Air. and Airs. Dunlop, Air. and Airs. *'. B. Barker, . Mr. and Airs. AV. B. Barker, Air. and Airs. F. AViiliams, Dr. and Mrs Week's, Air and Airs V. Barker,'Air.--.arid Airs. B. Barker, Air. .. arid Airs. Alathoson, Air. and Mrs. O. Jeficrd, Air. and Airs. P. Barker, Air. arid. Airs. It. AVatson. Air/ and Airs. F. Jeherd, Air. arid Mrs. J. B. "Williams, Air. and Airs. A. H, Wallis, Dr. and-Airs. Brown, Mr. and - Airs. Sherwood Hale, Airand Mrs. It. F. Ganihrill, Air. and Mrs Jackman, Air and Airs J. C; ■Field, Air. and Airs. J. Bel lei by, Mr. and! Airs, L. Jex-Blako, Air. and Alrs.M'.v Barns-Grahain, Air.' and Airs Caldwell, Air. ,ri‘nd :Alrs., Humphreys, Air. and Airs. Carlton Williams; Air. and Airs. F. E. Gaddum, Air. and Ali/s, Bowen, Air. and Airs. Hugh •Chrisp/ Mr. and Airs. J. Chrisp, Air., arid Airs. Harry Chrisp, Air. and Airs. H. Stovell (Wairoa), Air. and Airs. G. Cotterilf (Tokomaru), Air. and Airs. G. Gaddum (Alohaka). Alesdames J. E.. Bevnokls, Dean Pitt C. D. Bennett, AV. B. AVillock, L. Gotterill, C. .Seymour, J. Jamieson, M. P. i AlcSweeney; Alisses AA’illis. H. Nolan. Z. • and l T .' AViiliams, D. Bagnall, M. Bees, AT. Sheiratt, E. Thomas, J. Dunlop, E. and Al. Barker , N. AlcLaurin. N. Afonckton (Hamilton), Al. AViiliams (Havelock North), E. Ctawshaw, J. Alargoliouth, B. Murray, J. Blair, A. Gray. 1). and Al. Jackson. B. and R. Chrisp C. Bright Al. and E. Hegarty, N. Stock, J). Sherrait. Alyhill, B. SKerratt', R Barry. Al. Barker, N and Al. Puflett, AL Fraser, R. Scott. Al., J. and C. Barker, At. Seymour. D. .Hamilton, Al. Rees. J. Graham, P. Barker, P. Seymour, R. Slcwait, 1 Busby (ft), P. Alurpliy, AL Beeves. H.. Shei-rifi', L. Holden, Fil-zgerald, ,M. Macaulay, .1. Faulkner, A. Barker, Fitzgerald, AV. Lysnar, X. Cottor 111,' E., A. and 11. Gaddum, - X. Alorris-E.yton (England). -Messrs N. Loisel, A. B. Williams, B. Sherratt, Carpenter, J. G. Nolan, L. A. Greig, H. Frith (Ruakituri), H. and E. Maude.', V r . / Alitford, J. Bird, Ludbrook. D. Barker, P. Crawshaw, G. I. Caesar, Q. and AL Williams, AA r : AlcKenzie, S. and S. Porter, B. Jackson. L. Parker. 0. Gregory, N. Barry, J. Bright, A. 0. Cook, B. Macpherson, C. Dobson, D. Sherratt, J. 'Puflett, A. Phaser. J. Graham, A. Bussell, B. Thomas, White-Par-sons, AV. Barton, J. Alurpliy, B. Burlfe, A. and B. Dods, B. Hegarty, Blathwayt, AicCotinell. E. . Dodd. Keogh, K. Cameron, Iv. King, “Al. and P. AViiliams, Fitzgerald, G and U, Crowley, K. Kisshng, Elmore. Gaddum (2). AV. Bellerbv, A. and (L. AJoPhail. C. Scanned, B. Pattali'* and Dr. Jardine (AVairoa). A DANCE. On Saturday night Mr. and Airs. AV. J. Alclldowie invited a number of friends ,at a most enjoyable dance at “Totangi,” Nagtapa, in honor of Aliss Bona Moore, of Nelson. The drawingroom which was used for dancing was most charmingly decorated with delicate sprays of cherry blossom, white Iceland poppies shading""‘from cream to deep orange added colorful charm to the supper table in the diningroom. The wide verandahs, softly illuminated with quaintly shaped Chinese lantern,were arranged with couches and’ easy chairs for sitting out. Gay and popular music was supplied by Mrs. Thomson, *■ delightful extras Being" played by Miss L' O’Alcnra. The hostess pvns weiiring a georgette frock in a lovely shade of red. an orange and red Spanish shawl adding an effective finish. The guest of honor chose a charming little French frock of jade green georgette, and gold lace. ’ \Mrs. Ewen Alclldowie was attractively frocked in black lace caught at the waist with a large scarlet rose. • Airs. MoFadyorbs pretty frock ot hyacinth blue floral ninon was worn over an ecru lace underdress. Aliss M. Alclldowie was extremely smart in a frilled frock of black net over amethyst georgette. Some of the guests included: Air. and -Airs. F. C. Humphrep.s, Mr. and Mrs. E. Alclldowie, Air. and Mrs. McFadyen, Air.' and Airs. D. AViiliams, Air. and Airs. C. Laver, Mr. and Airs. B. FPtzgorakl, Air. arid Airs G, Albertson, Airs AV. Dods, Missos I). and J. Sliorrafct, JS. and AL Puflett, J. and J. Telford, R. Holmes, I. O’Alcam; Messrs R. Sherratt, ,G.V H. and A. AY Into, Glennie, L. Fitzgerald, G. Hensley, H. and M. Smith, A 7. Caulton C. Graham, G. Brisco /and E. Brosnahau.

CLOSING DAY AT GOLF

The Poverty Bay Golf Club concluded its ID2B season on Saturday last when a mixed Canadian four'some ihgured on tbo programme, the winners b6ing Miss E. Crawshaw and Air. A. G: Lanca'ster. - After tea which was' served in the club house the trophies won during the year were presented by the president, Air. A. IT. AVallis, bringing to a close a most successful season.

,To conclude the afternoon a very interesting putting competit oii was held, when some excellent, play was "wifn.es.sdd.l in thle 'jfidies--; Snatch Mrs. Eh Moss and Miss ■ L o*’Meara tied for first place Ihe former winning the play off by a., narrow margin.'Among -the men Messrs E. Jenkin son and •H. I. Thodfey tied tor first place the latter being successful, in the play off. ' .those'■ present i-were: Mr. hind Mrs. 1?.. IT. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Barnard,- Mr. and Mrs. 55. F. Clare, Mr. and Mrs. G. Albertson. Mr. and Mrs. N’. H. Bull. Mr. and Mrs. >T. H. Bull. Mr. and Mrs W. Beattie-, Mr cand Mrs A. Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs, .11. Irvine, Mr. and Mrs. "G: Clifton , Mr. and Mrs. -W. R. B. Willock; Mesdamcs W. A. O’Meara, E’. Ros-s, E’. E. Brown. H. L. - Primrose A. L. Singer, A. Coleman, F. Kahleifberg. Misses H. .Nolan. .T. Barber, E. Hegarty/ M. Bull, Mi Thodey, E. Millar, -C. Oman, 1... O’Meara Bigginson, F. Adams, 'E. Crawshaav, L. King, M. Foster M.- Muir M. Macaulay. Finlav. H. . Camming, McKay (2) (Hamilton). M. Bowes (NnP : er>.i; Messrs A. H. Wallis, E. M. Hrlehinson. J. B, .and H. Barker, R. Edwards, O. Hanson, E. Jenkinson. J. Ormond, A F. Ralmond 1 . C. H, Wellß and Ch M. Podgshujl.

MISS MQiiiA- MARTIN-’?!- : . BREAK-B ROn' Friday night )asL -the A ssembly Hall presented a very 'pretty appearance, the' occasion being Miss Martin’s final dance this season. Canopies of colorful streamers, softhued lighting and clusters of feathery Jam boo made an artistic setting for. the dancers' fn their charming frocks. Lighton’s orchestra occupied the dais and a delicious supper arid refreshing claret cup contributed' greatly to the enjoyment of the guests; Miss Martin received in a dainty gown of cyclamen shot tissue and, georgette, and Mrs. J. *7. Martin chaperoned in a graceful black gown. . Buring the evening Miss Martin and Mr. Sodden Edwards, demonstrated several of, the new dances, ■including the Yale Blues. the new foxtrot and the Heebie J chics, the latter dance evoking much applause. Miss Martin leaves for Auckland shortly where she will take a special course of lessons from Miss Margaret O’Connor. one, of the foremost teachers of dancing in New Zealand. .During the evening some delightful", extras were contributed, by Messrs Stuart Sheet and 0. Palmer.

.Those present included, Mcsdaines ,f. J. ■ Martin, J). Scents, Collins, Chalmers, Hughes; Mr. and Mrs. A. Burt, and Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Terry; Mises A. Quirk. N. Parker, T. S winner ton, P. Brodie, L Ferris, N. s. Eastwood, N. BaHyan tyne, G, Dow, Ik Paltridge, S. Salt, J. Quinn If. MeCorthy G. Schofield, Riley (3), E. Buseke, T. Owen, It. Davy, N. Richardson L. Brown, I. Berwick. E. Bennett, M. Burrows, McLeod (2) Keany (2), M. Ranger,, M. O’Jlallofan, Torrio (2), Baird ' (2;. Roicly, Leithon, M. McDonald, Edward's (2) Nolan (2), U. Mahoney, I. Rigg. L. Gray, B. Marshall, Mitchell. (2). [I. Cruifkshanks, Vaughan (3) J. Bruce, B. Harr/s, Enrnm (2) ; Messrs Martin (.3), D. Watt, V . CJouston. M. Robinson. S. Edwards, W. Edwards, S. Sheet, R. Palmer. J. Morrison. W. Pocock. G v Pocock, P. Swinnerton, Smith, J. Kay. D. Hennessey, Kidd. N. Jones. Quirk (3), Lockett (3), T. Hills. A. Sheerin, T. Ward, F. Rooke, D. Richardson, J. Jenkins. R. Westmorland. J. Jennings P- Kennedy, T. Corkery. R. Walker, White (2). R. Richardson. D. McLaughlin, .1. Scholium, J. AtoLeod R. Poole. G. Marshall, F. Liddoll, F. Crawshaw, J. Parker. J. Robertson.

JUNIOR* DANCING CLASSFS BREAK-UP

Last Satnrdav afternoon, the grounds around the residence of Mrs W. Paltridge, “Wairua”. Vogel St., presented a. gav scene when Miss Ethno Paltridge, the well-known dancing teacher, entertained her junior pupils and their friends at a garden party. The scene presented a charming* picture and passers-by must have likened it to Fairyland. The various pretty frocks worn by the children blended wonderfully with the green lawns and . pretty flowering shrubs. The children, who numbered 140, spent a very happy time, with games and competitions, for which they received unique and handsome prizes. They also revelled ini ice-creams, fruit salad, lollhsoramhJes and a dainty afternoon tea.

.Miss Paltridge-took this opportunity of presenting special junior class prizes for the year, which fell to Joan Mellor. the most advanced pupil, Phyllis Brooker, Jill and Peggy Range, Yvonne Bradley, steady work and good conduct, Margaret Martin, for the most improVeme'nt. during the year. Amongst those invited were :• Misses J. Adair. J, Rice, .L Wan chop. D. Parkinson. S. Bright, J. Parson, J. Kahlenberg, .T. Williams, N. Milford, N. Broadlmrst, E. Green. J. and M. Forbes, Lane (2), Witters (4), Pocock (2). Bennett (2), X. Thompson, Nolan (2). Shone (2), J. Shaw, J. ’ Senly. L. Gregory. M. Barry, J. Mellor, Brooker (2), Y. Bradley. B. Scott. Whitbread (2), B. Findlay, T. Matthews. Harris (2) Duncan (2), N. Chrisp, P. Hudson. A. Slight, A. Smith, B* Ball, H. Kinder, Y. Kvne, M. McLeod. M. Parker. S. Bradfield. E. Haves, N. Skeet. L, Winter. D. Collin, B. Jenkins, F. Morse, ’T. Steed, Martin (2), T. Rhodes, T. Stevens, T. Coleman. B. Jackson, D. Bayly, T, Bavliss, M. Sheen. A. Chapman, B. Murphy. J. Bull, L. Robertson, B. Dobson, B. Rloyds, S. Pod, I. Jukes, K. and Z t "White, A. Kidd, J. Aislalvic, S. Munro. B. Shaun, M. Scott, T. Hunt, M. Hanes (Napier), P. Dennis, M. Trail, A. Sheriff, H. Pirie J. Ravenliill. G. Kane, J. Dow, L. Robinson. Millards (3), M. Harris. J. Bain, Masters, J. Forbes, A. Mu ir N. and B. Johnston, B. Chrisp, A. Shone. S. Chrisp, It. Lane, J. Bradley, L. Mclntosh, D, Keeney, Thompson (3), R. Mellor, Chrisp (2), Faulkner. Scott', M. Callaghan. B. Bright, W. Nolan, T. Bain, Gregory (2). H. Xachariah, D. Marlin, 1 and many others. Miss Paltridge is holding her senior pupils’ brriak-up in the Assembly | Hall next. Friday night, when some j clever acrobatic work and ballot j dancing will ho included, 'The music j for the dance will he played by the j well-known Carroll Memorial (late Whakaki) Band. All arrangements are well in hand and it promises to be a huge success. • j PRETTY HATS 'FOR, TJTE j CHILDREN. | Children will simply adore Dulints showing especially for them at ] Messrs Guthrie and Maddook these days, they are so pretty and their ! mothers will appreciate the splendid i values. All the new shapes are fea- j fcured and the straws and other materials are of beautiful quality. There are dainty white or cream hats of slightly poke bonnet type, so becoming to a chubby face, and there are graceful hats with waved brims and streamers of ribbon. Some lacy looking straws and crins for state, occasions have dainty • flower trimmings, and there is the loveliest line of infant’s headgear in town. The prices of all are ludicrously low, for many of them can lie piocured from three and six upwards. Do see the children’s millinery before going elsewhere and you. will prove once more that the store can rightly cal? itself the Home of Good Value.**