SOCIETY GIRLS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 139, 15 June 1938, Page 22

SOCIETY GIRLS.

SEARCH FOR CAREERS. I i u N.Z. WOMAN'S WEEKLY." NEW FEATURE INCLUDED. ! There is a most unusual feature in this week's issue of the "New Zealand , Woman's Weekly." The article tells that ; Auckland girls whose named appear j regularly in social colur«is are not as j idle as one might expect. In the words , of the article "They Toil and Spin" and can hold their own in many and varied j careers. Another feature on the same lines will appear in next week's issue, complete with photographs. The first debutantes' ball at Government House, Auckland, for 6ome years naturally brought forth some unusual toilettes, and this week there is a page of some of those who were recently launched into the social world. To be married in June is regarded as being very lucky, and as there are certain to lie a number of brides this month readers should find the page of trousseau suggestions very welcome. To many women it was very gratifying to find so many of their sex included in this year's birthday honours list. Interviews with several of those honoured are to be found in the current issue. This week there is introduced the newfeature, "Heart-to-Heart Talks," by Kathleen Norris, the well-known novelist and writer on human problems, who discusses problems that are likely to crop up in the lives of everybody. The short stories are: '"Beauteous Lady." '"Dress Rehearsal" and "Stories of Victoria Row," and all of these will be fouijd interesting. On the film pages is another article, "Secrets of the Stars," by a prominent director, and a description of a visit to New Zealand's quadruplets. Directions are given for the knitting of a man's tennis pullover and a suit for the little lad. Then there are seven free patterns to choose from. A new contest is to be found on the Pixie pages. The twelfth series of letters in "Movie Mix-Up" is in this issue and the final will apjiear next week. Readers should not miss sending in their entry.