WOMEN'S CORNER

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19667, 10 July 1929, Page 2

WOMEN'S CORNER

The Lady Editor will be pleased to receive for publication Is 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 an? matters affecting, cr of interest to, women. Mrs Kollestcii (Fendalton) is visiting Mrs F. J. liolleston, Timaru. Mrs Mallen, Mr Dare Mallen. Miss Hauier, Miss Duncan, and Miss Deacon, of the "Rio Rita" Company, are guests at Stonehurst Private- Hotel, Gloucester street. Miss. Marian Woodhouse, L.R.A.M., and her students are holding a recital in the JeJlieoe Hall on Thursday evening. July 11th. Solos and part songs will be given, and some interesting new music will be heard. The soloists will include Miss Woodhouse, Mrs Hurley, Miss Belle Kenaut, Miss Madeline Jennings, Miss Maggie Richardson, and Miss Lilian Church. Mrs Aileen Warren will act as accompaniste. Mr and Mrs T. M. Woodrow and daughter have leit for their new home iu Dunedin after spending a few days with Mr and Mrs T. J. Johnston, Lower Riccarton. Mrs H. P. Lawry (Cashmere road) has returned from a holiday visit to the I North Island. ! Sir Louis and Lady Barnett (Dunedin), -Dr. and Mrs Barnett, Mr and Mrs Fraser (Mt. Benger, North Canterbury),- and Mr and Mrs Morse (North Canterbury) are amongst the guests at Warwick House. Latest arrivals at the Hotel Federal include: Mrs and Miss Holdgate (Timaru), Mr and Mrs J. Murgatroyd (Balmoral), Mr 8. Murgatroyd (Balmoral), Mr W. D. Murie (Wellington), Mr J. Wilson Smith (England), Mr J. G. A. Ruddenklau (Oamaru), Mr K. B. Meek Oamaru), Mr John Brown (Lowcliffe), Mr P. R. Talbot (Timaru), and Mr W. H. Rundle (Ashburton). The president and committee of the St. Bede's Old Boys' Association have issued invitations for their sixth annual ball, to be held in Dixieland on Thursday, July 25th. The members of the committee are Messrs R. C. Boland, R. C. M. Sunley, and J. B. Taylor. At the Y.M.C.A. Concert Hall on Friday evening next, July 12th. at 7.30 p.m.. Miss McNee. of the Technical College, will give a practical demonstration in dressmaking, which is her special subject, to members and friends of the Home Economics' Association. As this is a subject of interest to most women, members are sure to attend in large numbers. On behalf of the Earthquake Fund a collection will be taken at the door. A verv enjOyable concert, organised by Mrs J. C. Holmes, was held at the Middle Sanatorium, Cashmere Hills, ■where the party was received by Matron L. Trumble, R.R.C. The Ferry road Convent Orchestra played pleasing selections, and youthful members of the orchestra also played instrumental trios, and one contributed violin solos. Songs were sung by Miss Waveney Bowbyes and Miss Archibald, and Mr Ronald Fisher's elocutionary items were much enjoyed. The secretary of the Social Committee thanked Mrs Holmes and the performers for the enjoyable concert, after which the party was entertained at supper. Cars for the transport of the performers were lent by Sir George Clifford, Mr J. Slack, and Mr Archibald. 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 waterbottle 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. 10-5 Manchester street. 'Phone 694.' — G

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