WOMEN’S WORLD
FASHIONS AND SOCIAL NEWS.,
On Monday aftcrnooii Mrs. L. I. Bull was hostess at tea at her home, South Road, when she received her many friends attired in a smart afternoon frock of light navy silk. Vases of Iceland poppies and roses adorned the drawing room, while the dining room was gay with large bowls of pink azaleas and sweet peas. The guests included Mesdames Woodward, F. W. Sutton, W. Williams, Inwood (Christchurch), C. Bayley and H. R. Kemp, Miss Latter (Chjistehurch), Mr. Murray Page, Mrs. J. B. Murdoch and Miss Ethel Murdoch, Miss Leech (Inglewood), Mrs. Evans and Miss Joyce Evans, Mrs. White and Miss Lorna White, Mrs. Arthur Coleman, Miss Hay-Mackenzie, Miss Rawson, Mesdames McWilliam, A. K. North, Dale, T. R. Overton, Janson, Channing Tonks, W- McL’Dowie. # ft ft . ft During the week competitions at the Kia Ora Croquet Club’s lawns have resulted as follows:—On Tuesday Mrs., A. L. Wills and Mrs. Evans won the Kia Ora ferns.' On Wednesday Mrs. W. Al. Winks and Mrs. W. F. Buist won theDingle buttons, and yesterday Mrs. F. W. Horner and Mrs. Guy won the Dowling buttons. I y
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 December 1930, Page 6 (Supplement)
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