WOMEN'S CORNER.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17058, 1 February 1921, Page 2

WOMEN'S CORNER.

The Lady Editor will be pleased to receive for publication in the "Women's Corner" items of social or personal news. Such items should be fully authenticated, and engagement notices must bear the signatures of both parties. Correspondence is invited on any matters affecting, of of interest to, women.

Mr and Mrs Louis Campbell (Happy Valley) are in town.

Mr and Mrs C. Latter liave returned to Kaikoura, after a stay in Christphureh. Mr and Mrs C. Rhodes (Auckland) and the Misses Rhodes are staying at Warner's.

Mr and Mrs Percy Elworthv have returned to Timaru. -

Mr and Mrs D. L. Blyth (Wanganui) are visiting C'li'istchurcli.

Mr and Mrs L. Allen (Wellington) are sta3'ing at the Clarendon. Mr and Mrs G. A. Warren (Portland) are staying at the United Service.

Mrs Eric Harper and her family have returned from Timaru, where they spent a holiday. Mr a.nd Mrs G. S. Leeden (Napier) are visiting Christchurch.

Miss Mary Hardy (Napier) is the guest of Mrs L. Comerford (Leinster road). Dr. Ada Paterson and Miss J. Paterson (Dunedin) are staying at the Clarendon.

Miss Temple has returned to Timaru, after a holiday spent in Christchurch.

Mr and Mrs C. 0. Belden (United States) and Mrs Sydney W. Ford (Hokitika) are*-staying at the Clarendon.

Mr and Mrs Theo. T. Meyer (Honolulu) are staying at the ltoyal. Mrs E. F. Coe haa returned to Sumner after spending a holiday in the North Island.

Much regret is felt among those who knew her at the death, at tho early ago of twenty-one years, of Mrs Ernest Ealam.. The late Mrs Ealam, who was the daughter of Mr Kingston, of Christchurch, lost her only child in 1919, while her husband died during the influenza epidemic in the same year. The funeral takes place at Linwood Cemetery to-day. Amongst floral offerings sent are a wreath from the management, and another from, her fellowworkers at the "Rendezvous."

Mrs S. Clark and the Misses Key and Luisetti returned to Christohurch on Sunday, after a -visit to Auckland and Rotor ua..

On Saturday evening Mr J. Cocks' Concert Party provided the patients at the Military Sanatorium with a very enjoyable evening's entertainment. Items were contributed by Misses T. Hanna and M. Wilson, and Messrs J. Cocks, F, Bowen, R. Turner, and Mr A. Missi Bonnie Youiig acted) l as accompanist. A SKIN OF BEAUTY 16 a joy for ever, and your' skin requires very little attention to maintain its velvety beauty. The use of only good toilet preparations is recommended, and the world's b£st are always obtainable at Glanville's Pharmacy. Face Creams, Powders, Toilet Soaps, Bath Salts and Perfumes are shown in delightful profusion. D. Ferguson Glanville, chemist, High street. G5356-7427 THE WINTER'S FURS.

Wlum thinking of ordering Furs for the winter, remember these facte: Wo secure quality Furs from all parts of the world; we dress and re-dress our skins, and we i/an and dye them in-our own works. In these processes, as also in the manufacture of the actual garment, we employ only experts. T. Best and Co., Ltd., manufacturing furriers, 140 'Lichfield street. 82948-43900-4

Summer eun makes summer sunburn, while dry and broken hair is often a result of sea bathing. _ The woman who values her appearance is advised to visit Ballantyne's Toilet Salon without delay. A rose-leaf skin results from the use of Camellian Massage and _ Vanishing Creams, while under the skilled attention given in this attractively-appointed Salon the hair becomes soft and lubtroue. 6-