THE LADIES.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14325, 15 October 1910, Page 1 (Supplement)

THE LADIES.

SOCIAL AKD PERSONAL. ' (By "Athalie.") Mrs Mauuermg went up to Christchurch ou Saturday. Miss Grandi left for the north by the .-j-i.-oiid express on Wednesday. Mrs 11. Graham returned t« Timaru on Wednesday, from iuvercargill. lift 11.I 1 . O'Meegau returned to liniaru from tho .south by the second express cu Wednesday. Mrs' Wtt-t.ua'joU, of Gleuavy, came up t-o town this week and stayed at "Ettrick Bank." Mr and Mrs E. J. LeOren hare taken a house ou Maori Hill, and will take up residence very shortly. The following have been guests at the Empire Hotel this week: —Miss Dtuisford (Christehurch), Mrs Young (Auckland), Mr and 'Mrs Da vies (Oamaru), Miss .Butler (Christehurch), Misses AleClatchie (Christohtirch), Mr and Mrs S. E. Cillingham (Gisboriie-;, Mr and Mrs Watson (Gore). Mrs. A. Garland, of Waimate, was the. guest of Mrs Sothani, High Street Mrs Wilfred Rutherford, of Waihaorunga, Mr and Mrs Norton Francis, of Waimate, and Mrs W. M. Hamilton, or Waimate, were visitors to Timaru this week. BOY SCOUTS' GARDEN PAItTY. Mrs Harry LeCren's grounds presented quite a festive appearance when the Boy Scouts gave their first garden party! Althouah the day was beautifully line, very few summer frocks were worn, in fact winter costumes predominated. Amongst ihe large assemblage 1 noticed Mrs H. LeCren wearing a black and win to tailored suit, Miss LcCreu white frock, Mrs J. P. Newman, handsome gown of resoda green cloth elaborately braided. Her little daughter was daintily froeked in white lace, rose pink sash. Miss Simnson, lovelv rose pink gown; Miss E. M. Auld, ' amythost tailored suit, large hat en suite; Mrs C. E. Thomas, dark blue tailored suit, very pretty blue toque, with emerald green crown ; Mrs Nalder, black and white gown, white hat with pink roses; Mrs Alex. Grant, dark blue tailored suit, black picture hat: Miss Priest, mole tailored •suit, wide black hat; Mrs Beckingham, trained gown of black chiffon taffeta trimmed with lace: Mrs W. Hole, rose pink tailored gown beautifully braided, and white lace vest: Miss Glen. Beckingham, tan linen frock hat en suite; Mrs George Bowkor, violet cloth costume, black picture hat; Mrs Gordon Wood, black eollienne with jetted trimming; Miss Wood, blue linen frock: Mrs Hassell, brown tailored gown; Mrs, H-cnnie, white embroidered muslin. Others present were:—Mrs. S. Wright, Miss Wright, Mrs and Miss Hume. Mrs J. A. Valentine. Miss Hart. Miss Fraser, Miss AA'right (Craighead). Mrs George Buchanan, Mis=es Grandi, Misses Gibbs, Miss Reid. Miss Usherwood, Mrs and Misses Gunu. WEDDING. At St. Mary's last Wednesday, the marriage was solemnised of Miss Evelyn Rosia Lawry, daughter of Mr and Mrs J. M. Lowry, Alexandra Street, and Mr Alfred Edward Templeton. of Portobello, Dunediu. Aliiss ■Bertha Lawry and Mi-,3 Given, Templeton acted as bridesmaids, whilst Mr Hodgson, of Dnnedin, acted as bestman, and Mr Anderson as groomsman. The Rev. Trcrice Adams officiated. The hride wore a lovely trained gown of white silk, beautifully trimmed with lace and orange blossoms. An embroidered tulle veil was worn, surmounted with a wreath of orange blossoms. The toilet was completed with a shower bouquet of white banksia roses. Miss Bertha Lawry wore a dainty frock of white silk inserted with lace, and large saxe blue hat wreathed with roses. Miss Given, Templeton (the small bridesmaid), was daintily trucked in white lace with blue sash and saxe blue hat. Mrs Lawry (mother of the bride), wore a black silk voil gown with deep yolk of cream lace, black picture hat; Miss Lowry, rose pink shantung,, trimmed with cream lace. large tuscan hattrimmed with rose pink and green foliage: Miss Lowry. white embroidered muslin robe, larsre white picture hat. Mr and Mrs Templeton left for Christehurch by the second express, the latter wearing a dark blue travelling gown, and large rose pink hat. After the ceremony at tho church, Mr and Mrs Lawry entertained about | torty gnosis to a sur.iiituou-. wedding [ luncheon in Sophia. Hall, and in the ic-ver-ing gavo a delightful dance. BOWLING CLLMVS"OPENING f noticed some beautiful fror-Fs at the opening of the Bowling Club on Thursday. Mrs Pant-on favoured-. an ottVciivß gown of petuida I chiffon taffeta. with satin rmnel lot" a. t-ine on the shirt. ! A. blade aad wlvte father ruffle u;ul ! t-'qiH- en suit.", with swooping -ostrich I i-bimc rnmnietcd the toilet. Mrs ' George WV'ts. trained -own of Mask ! dye silk, -u-iu-t picture hat: Mrs ?. black voi'. black a:i« white tocjue: M"rs Gi:i:-::c.-s, violet cloth c.,stnmp, dark gre-n ~!ir.i.. Amongst -othrrs nre.-rni v.- C ro:—Mrs Krn'^st r-rowden. Miv? '\V. Evan=. Mrs and Miss -Terns. Miss .Frt.-:-i Zeisler. Missrs Prin-le Afrs F. T?nvnv:nd. Mrs K. G. T-.i'iier. Missrs rvh-'llrov <*>). Miss ?-uH:-r'anr7 (T>:;nprliiO. Mrs Hart. Afrs .-ml Mi- M-Cahnn. Mrs Gow, ' Mrs Finch, Mrs Priest. Miss Mee