NEW PLYMOUTH.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLII, Issue 14, 7 April 1909, Page 66

NEW PLYMOUTH.

April 3rd. Opening of the Golf Season. On Saturday afternoon the Nga Motu Golf Chib opened their season, but as the weather was very bleak, there were not so many members or friends present, as were 'exported. Amongst those there wore Mrs. W'altor Bayly, in a grey coat and skirt, cream hat with pink rosesj

Miss O. Mackay, white embroidered muslin, black tulle hat with feathers; Miss Wordsworth, cream costume, with silk insert ioned blouse, burnt straw hat with eream roses; Miss F. Evans, white muslin. tucked and insertioned, Tuscan hat with pale pink roses; Miss Bedford, grey silk eolienne, cream lace vest, piped with pale blue mauve, hat trimmed with hydrangeas; Miss D. Bedford, white muslin with pink floral border, pale pink silk hat with eream roses; Mrs. Brewster, grey and white striped muslin, white net yoke, black feathered hat; Miss Brewster, white muslin, with pale blue belt, pretty cornflower blue hat, with brown wings; Mrs. McKeliar, black costume, pale blue roses in bonnet; Miss E. Bayley, black silk relieved with silver belt, black Merry Widow hat; Miss- Curtis, grey costume, burnt straw hat with cream roses; Mrs. Penn, bottle-green costume, cream net trimmed with pink floral silk insertion, black hat with wings; Miss Skinner, white embroidered linen, Tuscan hat trimmed with white and black spotted net; Miss L. Skinner, white muslin, black Merry Widow hat; Miss E. Hamerton; Mrs. F. Wilson, white linen reseda, green halt swathed with blae ksilk; Mrs. Martin, white linen costume, pretty pale pink hat with wings; Miss Smith, red and white striped costume, white hat relieved with red; Mrs. Johns; Miss Calders; Miss Steeds, navy coat and skirt, black feathered hat; Miss Hali, cream costume with silk blouse, hat to correspond; Mrs. B. Gray; Miss Fraser; Mrs. Claude Weston; Mrs. Oswin; Misses Saxton and Deacon. Personal Items, Mr. Burgess, New Plymouth, is on a visit to Auckland. Mr Self and Miss R. Newman, who have been the guests of Mrs. W. Newman, New Plymouth, have returned to Sydney. Dr. J. B. MacDiannid, who has been acting locum ienens for Dr. Home, during the latter’s visit to the Old Country, left last week for Hawera, where he has decided to practice his profession. Mr. Austin Bewley has decided to practice his profession as a solicitor in New Plymouth, he just recently haying been admitted to the Supreme Court. Mrs. W. Newman, New Plymouth is on visit to Auckland.

NANCY LEE.