WOMEN’S WORLD.

Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 20419, 22 September 1938, Page 3

WOMEN’S WORLD.

THAMES SOCIAL ITEMS. NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE. Mrs. T. Bayldon, of Morrinsville, lias taken up her new residence at Station House, Thames. Mrs. de Clive-Lowe, Sealey Street, lias returned after spending last weekend in Auckland. Mrs. A. N. Scotter has returned to Thames after a visit to Fiji, where sho was the guest of her daughter. Mrs. A. L. Burk, wife of the newlyappointed Commissioner to Thames, has taken up residence at Ileale Street, Parawai. Mrs. Pease, Matatoki, has returned after spending some weeks in Auckland. Mrs. Brookes, Coromandel, paid a short visit to Thames during last weekend. Miss Noble, Karaka Road, has rereturned after spending the week-end in the Waikato district. Mrs. Burrell, Folleu Street, has returned from a visit to Auckland. Miss G. Smith, Hamilton, paid a week-end visit to her parents, Mi. and Mrs. J. Smith, Tararu. Mrs. Forrester, Te Arolia, is tho guest, of her daughter, Mrs. A. Danby, Karaka Road. Mrs. A. Fisher, Franklin Street, is staying with her parents at Epsom. Miss P. Thorp, who for the past- five years has been associated with tho clerical staff of the Thames Borough Council, lias received tin appointment with the Matamata County Council at Tirau, and will leave’ shortly to tako up her new post. WOMEN’S CLUB. The monthly open evening at the Women’s Club Pollen Street, was held on Thursday last. Flag bridge was played, the winners being Mrs. F. Bell, Misses Maxted and Morrison. Supper was served in the ping-pong room, tho table decorations being of golden gleam nasturtiums and spring bulbs. The prizes for the flag bridge were donated by Mrs. E. Newman. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE DANCE. FROCKS AT THE MAJESTIC. Among those present at the successful St. John Ambulance dance on Thursday of last week were:— Mesda'mes Hoslcing, white suede crushed satin; Whitehead, white silver striped suede cloque; Ludwig, salmon pink angelslcin lace; McConnell, cream silk velvet and sequins; Anderson, brown water-silk taffeta tunic; Bunting, royal blue windswept cloque; Hill, black panne vovet and floral lace; Sawyer, apple green crushed crepe; Winder, dark blue crushed satin; McDonald, white satin and lace; McGlynn, primrose chiffon with black trimmings; Plummer, white dull-finished satin do cliene; Kemp, Ted tartan taffeta lunu and black skirt; Jennings, black silk chiffon; McAuley, salmon pink and lace cloque; Parfitt, black silk taffeta.

Misses Noble, floral pink and black silk chiffon; Donaldson, black net over satin; Whelan, pale pink suede cloque; V. Miller, black ring velvet; R. Miller, brown silk taffeta tunic frock; McLean, lavender silk taffeta; Vallanco, sky blue and pink silk taffeta; Bongard, pale blue angelskin lace; Lamb, turquoise blue suede crepe; M. Battson, black net over rainbow taffeta; G. Battson, white crushed cloque; Vickers, salmon pink spotted suede satin; McCarroll, floral blue and pink silk taffeta; N. Ensor, royal dark blue suede de chene; O. Ensor, silver metal tunic over blue satin: Steedman, rainbow net and pink lace; D. Donovan, black and gold spotted net; H. Donovan, violet suede chiffon; Davis, black and cream chiffon; Murray, turquoise blue suede satin; Crver, black and gold patterned tunic; Clark, apple green silk taffeta; Williams, salmon pink spotted taffeta; A. Wenzlick, white net over satin; McLoughlin, pink lace and silver pleated satin; Maxwell, black ring velvet; Devcich, white angelskin lace and net; Langdon, sky blue silk taffeta; Percy, apple green net over satin; Jenkins, bottle green satin; Johnston, old gold satin; Richmond, black suede cloque; Sparke (Wailii), salmon floral tunic over black satin; Nixon, emerald green floral satin.

REPORTS OF WEDDINGS. In future, a small charge will be made for the publication of wedding reports in the “Thames Star.” The cost will be based upon space used, but a minimum charge of 5/- is considered reasonable.