WOMEN'S CORNER

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19665, 8 July 1929, 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 tews. Such items should be fully authenticated, and engagement notices must bear the signatures of both parties. Correspondence is invited on any matters affecting, or of interest to, women* ■ Mr and Mrs George Macdonald (Lowry Hills, Cheviot) are visiting Christchurch, and are staying at "Avonholme," Fendalton. Mrs Leon Wilson (Marton) hag gone to Auckland for the winter, and is the guest of Mrs C. E. Hood, Epsom. Mrs "Prime, of Chester street, has left Christchurch for a short stay in the North Island. The latest arrivals at the Hotel Federal include:—Miss C. Lewthwaite (Little River), Mr H. F. Solly (Wellington), Mr G. D. Sutton (Invercargill) Mr J B. Finlavson (Aucidand), Mr G. Ruddenklau (Methven), and Mr Cooper (Nelson). Miss Merry, of the Diocesan office staff, was granted six weeks' leave of absence from June 30th, by the Standing Committee last month, in recognition of her length of service and of the extra work devolving on her during Canon Galwey's absence, says the "Church News." Miss Merry is going on a trip to the South Sea Islands. Misses M. Hay and Knubley, of Ti- j maru, are staying at Warner's Hotel. Eecent arrivals at the United Service Hotel include Messrs A. de B. Brandon, J. E. Madden (Wellington), T. Fox, McG. Crowe, K. de Castro (Timaru), C. Churchill (Dunedin), and Wilfred Shaw (Auckland). Mrs R. Elliott, Mrs Jas. Landels, Mrs Jas. Milne (Dunedin), and Mrs R. Browning (Wellington) are guests at the United Service Hotel. At Rangiora on Friday evening Mrs L. M. King, Mrs F. G. Tolmie, and Miss Joan Glasgow were hostesses at a party held at the residence of Mrs King in aid of the afternoon tea stall at the Tennis Club's carnival to take place to-morrow. Progressive bridge was played, the winners being Mrs J L. Kinley and Mr F. G. Tolmie. Those present besides those already named were Mr and Mrs W. Mackenzie, Mr and Mrs H. K. Kippenberger, Mr and Mrs L. Carter. Mrs T. Leech, Mrs \V. E Burton. Mrs W. Parsons. Miss Fuller, Miss F. Jennings, Miss N. Morrish, Dr. L. M. King, Messrs JR Deal. A. Ambrose, W. C. Prosser, and E. D. R. Smith. Stylish Fur Coats.—From a choice selection of beautiful pelts, we can make to vour order any type of fur coat in Musquash, Peschanaki, Marmot, or Seal, etc., at shortest notice. Mac Gibbon's, 154 Armagh street. —3 AND SO TO BED. To rest in perfect comfort is the blissful lot of everyone who sleeps with an Unique Hot Water Bottle at their feet. The Unique is British, has reinforced seams, an unleakable stopper, and safety washer. All dealers recommend the Unique—the best hot water bottle to buy. 1 Nothing like skin shoes for wear. Pannells' are now showing the best value in town. Best English, smart Crocodile Shoes 67s 6d. Brown Lizard Shoes 55s and 60s. H. Pannell and Co. 105 Manchester street. Phone 69-i! —6 Making Stockings Wear Longer.— Those exasperating ladders repaired invisibly at small cost They're never too bad to mend. See Mendette, Stewart Dawson's Buildings, High street. Posted orders receive prompt attention. —55 AN ENGLISH NURSE ON SYDAL. Nurse Grace Baker, 71 Victory road Wimbledon: "I am writing to thank you for the sample of Sydal you sent me and to say I consider it most wonderful for the hands hardened with disinfectants and hard work. I used the sample and sent to Leeds for more and shall always use it and recommend it to my friends." Take the Nurse's advice —Use Sydal. ' GOITRE IN SCHOOLS. When 89 per cent, of the pupils of one Girls' High School suffer from Goitre, all of which could have been prevented by the use of iodised salt, it is time New Zealanders used this simple preventive and treatment in all their meals. The daily use of WINDSOR iodised salt prevents cjoitre. Buy a tin of WINDSOR salt to-day. "A pinch a day keeps goitre away." —4

SOCCER SOCIAL.

A very enjoyable social evening was recently spent by the members of the Sumner Soccer Club and their friends at the residence of Mr Phillips. Dryder street, Sumner. The evening was devoted to various competitions for prizes given by Mr Geo. Murray, the best scores being secured by Mrs Cyril Allen, Miss Mabel Dacre. Mr McGarry. and Mr Melville Willis. Amongst those present were: —Mr and Mrs Tom Cook, Mr and Mrs Geo. Murray, Mrs C. L. A.llen, Mr and Mrs J. Williams. Mr and Mrs R. McLachJan. Mr and Mrs Phillips. Mr and Mrs McGarry, Mrs Thompson. Mr and Mrs R. Unwin, Mrs C Cook, Mr J. Browne, Misses Dacre. Petersen, Heeney, Phillips (3), and B. Browne, Messrs M. Petersen, J. Hawker. R. Neville (2), D. Bishop. M. Willis. Rice. Williamson. Morton, E. G. Allen. R. McLachlan, Adams, G. Murrav. and Rex Stoneman.

SILVER WEDDING.

At the Hoi el Ambassadors the silver wedding of Mr and Mrs Tom Sleeman. the popular proprietors of the hotel, was celebrated by a gathering of friends in their honour. A sumptuous supper was served in the artistically decorated dining-room, the beautiful wedding cake having been made and decorated by Mrs Drury. Mr Bay Kemn proposed the health "of the bride and bridegroom, and Mr E. A. Wilson proposed the health of the absent member cf the family. Mr Alan Sleeman, who is in Canada. Mr and Mrs Sleeman were the recipients of manv handsome presents from triends and admirers.

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