WOMEN’S' WORLD

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 249, 18 September 1933, Page 9

WOMEN’S' WORLD

Miss Clarice M. Ashwortli, of South Australia, has accepted the position of principal of Columbia College, Dunedin. Miss Eve Hogg, of Lower Hutt, Jett for her home oil Friday after spending her annual vacation with Mr ancl Mrs McKearney, of Lyndhurst Street. Mrs Guy Williams, captain of the New Zealand ladies’ golf team, which ha 9 been visiting Australia., and her daughter, Miss Joan Williams (Masterton), returned to New Zealand by the Aorangi to-day. The death occurred at Hunterville on Thursday of Mrs Crawford, relict of the late'William Crawford in her 92nd year. Tho deceased was born at the Hutt, and was a daughter of the i late Mr Dugakl McLachlan. She was married at Turakina and had lived most of her life in Itangitikei, having resided in Hunterville for a number of years. She is survived by four sons and four daughters.

Miss Joan Laird, formerly lady announcer of station 2ZW, who for the past six months has been furthering her vocal studies in Sydney, is returning to New Zealand by the Marama, which reaches Wellington to-morrow. Miss Laird has also gamed some valuable experience in the Australian broadcasting world, and has announced from the principal Nationa and B class stations in Sydney and Melbourne.

FEMININE PROBLEM. TOO SHY TO WEAR CLOTHES. An age in which drapers’ stores will be mere beauty parlours, in which the lingerie departments will be composed of tattooists and the frocks will be cosmetics. That was a prediction, for the near future, of Mr Holbrook Jackson, in an address to the Drapers Conference at Oxford. “Women are becoming too shy to wear clothing,” he declared, and point, ed out that the abandonment of clothing necessarily follows women s emancipation and entry into industry. “As they slied their ■ garments they become less attractive, and have therefore more chance of becoming efficient m business and industry,” he said. Another prominent draper, Mr Trevor Fenwick, said tlia-t selling fashions and style to-day was like backiug horses, except that nobody gave any tips. “Fashions are a more powerful force now than ever, and have been affecting both men and women,” said Mr Fenwick.

GOLF. MANAWATU LADIES’ CLUB. The following is the draw for the Manawatu Ladies’ Golf Club L.G.U. silver and bronze medal competitions to-morrow : •

First tec. —Mrs J. E. Field and Mrs A. McKegg, Miss W. Scott and Miss J. Spring, Miss E. Macmillan and Mrs L. Speecliley, Mrs A. E. Ekstcdt and Miss Wason, Mrs H. McDowell and Miss M. Garner, Miss E. West and Mrs H. Collinson, Mrs E. V. Brooker and Mrs D. 0. Williams, Mrs D. V. Stewart and partner, Mrs L. Seifert a.nd Mirs M. Gabriel, Mrs W. AVinks and Miss Cunninghamc, Miss K. Nash and Mrs L. Cooper, Mrs J. Young and Mrs D. Reid, Mrs F. Gowing and Mrs F. Raven.

Tenth tee. —Miss M. Sim and Mrs R. H. Billons, Mrs A. G. Lawson and Mrs J. V. Stevens, Miss Sponsely and Miss McFarlane, Miss F. Clearv anti Mrs C. R. Luke, Mrs G. G. Moore and Mrs Oram, Mrs J. Fisher and Mrs J. Kirk, Mrs L: J. Oliver and Mrs A. D. Campbell, Mrs T. Buxton and Miss K. Garner, Miss Griffen and Miss Baigent, Miss N. Nash and Mrs H. Wingate, Mrs A. E. Hansel and Mrs J. J. Stevenson, Mrs E. Scrivener and Miss Creighton, Miss R. Barling and Miss M. Rearms.

Fifteenth tee. —Mrs 0. H. Williams and Mrs H. C. Hill, Mrs R. Porter and Miss R. Gillies. Anyone unable to play is requested to ring Mrs E. V. Brooker (’phone 5160) before 11 a.in.

.PALMERSTON NORTH CLUB. 4 . The following is the draw for the points competition to-morrow. Anyone unable to play is requested to ring Mrs Parkes, (’phone 5905): —Miss Jepson and Mrs Coupe, Mrs Cumberworth and Mrs Bennett; Mrs Voss and Mrs Anstis, Mrs AV'ills and Mrs Colqulioun; Miss Sinclair and Mrs Cioclietto, Mrs Marsack and Mrs B. Simpson, Mrs Glendinning and Mrs Bott, Miss Tennant and Mrs Parkes, Mrs E. Simpson and Mrs McMurray, Mrs Stephens and Miss Mason, Mrs Snell and Miss R. Parkes, Mrs Ramsay and Mrs Pizzey, Mrs Mullaney and Mrs T. Simpson, Mrs Fitzgerald and Mrs AA’ilson, Mrs Day and Mrs Berryman, Miss Pitt and Mrs Eggers, Miss Gabriel and Miss Iv. Baigent, Miss Frame and Miss Heard, Miss P. Bryce and Miss Marshall, Miss Neil and Miss Landers, Miss Hampton and Miss A. Bryce, Miss Piercey and Miss Moffatt, Miss Thomson and Miss AA’imsett, Miss Rowden and Miss McMurray, Miss AVilson and Miss McCulloch, Miss Holz and Miss O. Landers, Miss V. Baigent and Miss Thompson, Miss Bowden and partner, Mrs Bkindford and Miss V. Berryman, Miss D. Berryman and Miss 11. Wallace, Miss B. Wallace and Miss Baker, Miss Howse and Mrs Heald, Mrs Durham and partner.

PALMERSTON NORTH LADIES AT SHANNON.

A team of ladies representing the Palmerston North Golf Club journeyed to Shannon on Saturday and after a most enjoyable outing the match resulted in a draw. The following are the detailed results, Shannon players being mentioned first: —Mrs Morgan lost t-o Miss Jepson, Mrs Long beat Miss Thomson, Mrs Ventry-Smith lost to Miss Heard, Miss Goodwin beat Miss Marshall, Mrs Cronquest halved with Miss Moffatt, Miss Easton halved with Miss Piercy. Mrs Easton beat Miss Neil, Miss Bayly halved with Miss Frame, Mrs' Mason lost to Miss Landers.

Both tea.ms had three wins and three losses, and three games were halved.