WOMAN’S WORLD
Mrs A. McFarlane, of Bryant Street who hag been on a tour of the South Island, returned home on Saturday. $ <» <B> Miss Rita Saunders, of Palmerston North, is paying a visit to Masterton. $ <S> O The engagement is announced of Miss Ruby King, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. King, Avenue Road, Foxton. to Mr. B. Hollier, Of Levin, second’son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hollier. Cook Avemfe. Palmerston North. ♦ <* ♦ The many friends of Miss J. McFarlane, Palmerston North, will be pleased to hear that she is now at home convalescing after an operation performed in a private hospital ai Wellington. ♦ <» ❖ An engagement of Now Zealand interest, announced lately, is that between Lieut. T. B. R.' Woodrooffe, R.N., to Miss Ida Duncan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lan. Duncan, Wellingtpn. t .. A.‘very charming, dress scheme was carried put in London for the wedding of Lady Katherine Dawnay, daughter of Lady Osborne Beauclerk, and grand-daughter of Lord Landsdown. The very wide swathed belts on the ’ bridesmaids’' frocks of pinky Shades ended in’ large, bows, of shaded tulle, the sleeveg being of the same material. Th e bride’s own dress was cut on the plainest lines of white georgette, the exquisite hand embroideries of crystal pearls, and the old lace train mounted over, pink chiffon giving the necessary richness and dignity. \ ' ! ' # ♦ m ' History-of Parliament is Mr. D. Bergln’s subject at the Lunch Club to-day. ; Lika- many men who speak but seldom, he js well equipped, and an excellent speaker. Mr. R., A. , Fuller is chairman. / i
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Manawatu Times, Volume LII, Issue 3539, 22 February 1927, Page 4
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257WOMAN’S WORLD Manawatu Times, Volume LII, Issue 3539, 22 February 1927, Page 4
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