WOMAN'S WORLD

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 242, 18 February 1911, Page 6

WOMAN'S WORLD

(Conducted by "Eileen"). SOCIAL NEWS. The Tarunaki Jockey Club held its' amuial autumn meeting last Wednesday and Thursday. The weather was fine and verv hot, but the smoke from the bush fires made it rather difficult to follow the horses round the course without glasses. The second day, however, was better, and the attendance both days was very good. On the first day I noticed—

Mrs. Alexander, black eolienne; cham-pagne-colored straw hat, pink roses. Miss Glenn (Hawera), grey ninon over satin charmeuse; large eleetric blue hat, with grey rose. Mrs. F. Robertson, grey satin charmeuse; hat with pink roses. Mrs. Harle, putty-colored tailor-made costume; very pretty blue hat, with strappings of blue and rose. Miss Baker, cream coat and skirt. Miss Pymont (Wanganui), grey costume; grev floral hat. Miss Clarke, apricot-pink frock, trimmed with cream lace; large black picture hat.

Miss Maloney (Auckland), cream cashmere de soie; hat trimmed with roses. Mrs. (Dr.) Walker, embroidered tussore frock, trimmed with black, tucked front panel; black hat, with cerise ostrich feathers. Mrs. Orbell. cream linen; hat trimmed with blue cornflowers, black velvet bows. Mrs. 0. Macintosh, pale pink silk; black hat, trimmed with black velvet and pink roses. Miss Lallie, vieux rose* satin charmeuse, trimmed with cream guipure lace; hat trimmed with roses. Mrs. Fraser, black, with cream trim:

mings. ■ Miss O. Mackay, white insertioned muslin; black net hat. Mrs. Mackie, grey. Mrs. Clarke, handsome handrpainted floral chiffon over black satin; black hat. Mrs. Wallace (Auckland), pale pink satin charmeuse, passementerie trimming. Miss Carrie Bayly, dainty white muslin frock, trimmed with valenciennes lace, with touches of black, finished with cerise buttons; large black hat, with large, white bows. Miss Bayly, handsome frock of black and white eolienne; large black hat. Mrs. Arnold Jones, grey silk grenadine; hat to match. Mrs. Atkinson, pearl grey chiffon voile, trimmed with black; black hat. Mrs. Street, tussore silk coat and skirt. Mrs. Nathan, black crepoline; black hat, with black and white scarf. Miss McKenzie, black and white muslin; blue straw hat.

Mrs. Paul, very handsome frock of blaek pailette, with overdress of chiffon, embroidered with gold Oriental trimming, bodice trimmed with same: blaek beaver hat, with cerise ostrich feather. Miss Cunningham, grey and blackstriped ninon; very pretty large black hat, with plumes. Mrs. Percy Webster, pale blue eolienne; black hat ' Mrs. C. Thompson, blue coat-and skirt; stylish black and blue hat. Mrs. Boddam, heliotrope costume; black bucket hat. Miss Lovcridge, cream frock: hat trim-j med with pale pink rosebuds. | Miss M. Emery, blue and white check silk;'white straw hat. Mrs. Merley, white linen; white hat, trimmed with black daisies. Mrs. Cecil Wright, white embroidered muslin; heliotrope hat. Mrs. Fitzherbert, green coat and skirt; black hat, with ostrich feathers. Miss Fitzherbert, white muslin, with pretty blue Paislev hat, trimmed with black.

Miss Loris Fitzherbert, white linen; vieux rose hat. Mrs. Wylie, grey eolienne; black hat. Mis.s Ellis, flowered cashmere. Mrs. Penn, vieux rose; burnt straw hat, with pink roses. Miss Hunter (Hamilton), embroidered Indian muslin frock; black hat. with pink roses. On the second day there were present: Mrs. Birdling, grey coat and skirt; black hat, with white ostrich feather. Miss I. Birdling, white embroidered muslin: blue straw hat.

Mrs. Percy Webster, heliotrope crepe! de chene, with cream lace yoke; pretty heliotrope straw hat, trimmed with' blackberries and large bow. Mrs. Paul, black cream lace coat. ■ Mrs. Paget (Stratford), heliotrope linen c»at and skirt; putty-colored straw hat, trimmed with heliotrope llower.s. Mrs. Penn, heliotrope linen costume; heliotrope straw hat. Miss Brewster, cream linen coat and skirt, with blue facings; cream chip straw hat, with blue roses.

Miss D. Simpson, black and white muslin, trimmed with yal. insertion; putfvcolored hat, with blue flowers. .Mrs. Dell, navy blue coat and skirt; wine-colored hat, trimmed with black. Miss Glenn, navy blue costume- peacook blue satin hat.

Miss Hunter, ciel blue linen coat and skirt; black chip straw hub. Mrs. Walter Bayly, green eolienne, with cream luce yoke and sleeves; rosepmk straw hat, with large blackbird. Mrs. L. Webster, wedgewood blue frock cream net yoke and sleeves; black bucket hat, with black and white osprey. Mrs. V. Robertson, white chiffon taffeta, very dainty white hand-made lace jacket; large black hat. Miss K. Watson, white muslin blouse, cream serge skirt; blue straw hat. with large black bow. Miss Fitzgerald, pale blue floral muslin; black turban bat. Mrs. K. Webster, wine-col,rod chiCV tall'etii. cream lace yoke and sleeves; grey three-cornered hat. Miss Mac'Ew.in, black silk, black straw hat, underlined with white. Mrs. Clarke, vicux rose satin channelise; peacock-blue chip straw hat. Miss K. Hall, grey striped voile, with, grey satin hem; black hat, with shaded roses. Airs, (iiinson. white linen coat and skirt; black hat, underlined with while. Mrs. Syme (Christchurch), blue linen! costume, braided with blue; cream straw hat, trimmed with black. j Miss Vera Kirkby. tussore silk coat and skirt; same colored hut. .Mrs. Hogg (Stratford), blue linen coat! and skirt.

Miss Ethel Hoskin, white silk; blue straw hat. Miss Durio, grey linen; black straw hat, with black bows. Miss M. Clark, white embroidered net bodice, trimmed with narrow blue piping; large black hat. Mrs. Bert. Griffiths, white linen; black hat, underlined with white and trimmed with pink roses. •Mrs. Butler, black and white muslin; black hat.

Misses Fenton (2), white embroidered muslin.

Miss K. Penn, white linen coat and skirt; hat trimmed with pink roses. Miss K. Penn, white muslin; black hat.

_ Miss C. Bayly, white embroidered muslin; white chip straw hat, underlined with black.

Mrs. C. Thompson, pale pink striped voile; black and white hat.

Mrs. Hickman Russell, grey floral muslin; black hat, with shaded roses. Miss Bayly, cinnamon brown taffeta, Maltese lace scarf; brown hat, with brown roses.

Mrs. A. D. Gray, brown voile; green straw hat.

Mrs. F. Orbell, prunelle-colored tailormade coat and skirt; black hat. !"<< I). Bedford, white muslin; vieus rose h:i>.

M'--. '.'holwell, black taffeta; helio trope hat.

Mrs. Haddrcll, white linen; white hat, with pink roses.

Mrs. Cecil Wright, heliotrope and white striped linen; black and white hat, trimmed with two shades of lilac. Mrs. Russell, wine-colored taffeta.

Miss E. Russell, white muslin; blackhat.

:■ PERSONAL ITEMS. Mr. and Mrs. Deacon, of New Plymouth, have gone for a trip to Christchurch, Miss Deacon is visiting friends in Oamaru. Mrs. Douglas and Miss Shaw, who have been on a visit to Ashburton, are

expected back during the early part of nest week. Dr. and Mrs. Walker leave for the Old Country during the coming week. They hope to return in November. Mrs. D. S. .Taylor, of Waverley, has been on a visit to New Plymouth, and rwitrns to-day. Mrs. Mofiitt, of Okaiawa, i 3 on a visit to Mrs. Chancy. The Rev. F. G. Evans has shifted to his new residence near the racecourse. The Rev. John Wilkinson leaves on Monday for Auckland to attend Synod. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Langley, of Durham road, are about to go "on an extended holiday to the Rotorua and Auckland districts.