WOMEN'S CORNER

Press, 1 February 1930, Page 2

WOMEN'S CORNER

The Lady Editor will be pleasad to recelTe for publication In Uie "Women's Corner" items of social or person*i Lews. Sucn Items should be fully authenticated, and engagement notices must beat the signatures of botb parties. Correspondence is turned on any matters affecting, or of Interest to, VOBML

Lord and Lady Latymer, who are well-known as deerstalkers in England, will arrive in New Zealand shortly, and while here intend to devote as much time as possible to their favourite sport. Mrs Fish (Geraldine) is arriving in Christchurch on Monday to attend her son's wedding, which takes place on Wednesday. She will be the guest of Mrs Percy Cox, Worcester street W. Mrs C. M. Baird (Apia) is visiting New Zealand, and is staying with her sister, Mrs R. Erwin, Opawa. Miss Norah Lysaght (Geraldine) is arriving in Christchurch on Monday to visit Miss Mary Hogg, Cashmere Hills. The Rev. and Mrs Leonard Hunt (Auckland), who have been staying with Mrs Hunt's mother, Mrs A. A. McDonald, "The Grange," Opawa, have returned to Auckland. Miss Tripp (Orari Gorge), Mr and Mrs Arthur Blakiston, and Miss Blakiston (Orari), and Miss Muriel Orford (Geraldine) are expected in Christchurch early next week for the Fish — Norris wedding. Dr. Chappie, who has ben visiting his sister, Mrs A. A. McDonald, "The Grange," Opawa, has left for Wellington. Miss Vyvian Dawson (Riccarton) is returning this morning from a visit to the North Island. Miss Kathleen Garven has recovered from her recent serious illness, and is returning to Christchurch in a few days from Timaru, where she has been spending a holiday. Miss Viola Stanton (Woolston) has returned from a visit to Mr and Mrs F. Riding, Wanganui East. Miss Effie Selbie. who has been spending a holiday with friends in the Geraldine and Winchester districts, returns to-day, and will be the guest of Mrs Chennells, "Medbury,'' Fendalton. The engagement is announced of Phyllis, second daughter of Mr and Mrs C. Mattinson, late of Debergham, Cumberland, England, to James, fourth son of Mr and Mrs A. Grenfell, of Riccarton, Christchurch. Mr and Mrs J. Austin (Christchurch), Mrs and Miss Robinson (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs McNeill (Christchurch), Mrs and the Misses Mulhinson (Christchurch), Mr MoGough (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs Jone3 (Wellington), are among the recent arrivals at the New Brighton Cafe. Mr and Mrs F. Say well (Auckland) and Mr and Mrs C. W". Wood (Timaru) are gu«sts at the United Service Hotel. Mrs D. Macdonald (Edendale), Mr and Mrs Leicester Murray (Blenheim), and Mrs J. B. Baird (Hokitika) are staying at Warner's Hotel.

Superfluous hair destroyed by "Busma" (Regd.). Signed, stamped, guaranteed cure, £5 12a 6d. Florence Hullen, CM.D., 7 Courtenay place, Wellington. Send stamped addressed envelope for particulars. —6

Exclusive designs in Blue, Cocoa, Bulrush, and Marion Glace, also White Mountain Buck and Tan Shoes just to hand. Fashionable Round Toes and Spike Heels. PANNELL and CO., 'phone 35-824. 105 Manchester street. PT4II

FLICK ON—FLICK OFFI The new patent air-tight cap now fitted to Flag Brand Pickles is proving a real boon to housewives. Press the cap—it's off—press again—it's on—. This cap keeps the pickles in perfect condition right to the last spoonful. When empty the pickle-bottle is ideal for storing jam, etc. —6

SUPPORT FOR VARICOSE VEINS. Women suffering from varicose veins can now be freed from the embarrassment that accompanies this complaint by wearing a special Elastic Stocking. This Stocking is worn inside the usual silk hose and cannot be detected, yet it gives ample support to the veins. Inspect these Stockings at E. Cameron Smith's Pharmacy, Cathedral square. I —6

SYDAL'S MANY USES. The qualities of Sydal, proved by 10 years' use, are many. It is concentrated. The merest touch is required It is compact and cannot spill in your c:ir It is non-poisonous and safe for the tonderest skin. It is antiseptic and soothing. Take it on yo_ir holiday. Dilute with milk for sunburn.

ATTENTION .—This is your opportunity to sCcure your choice from a large and varied selection of Smart Fur Neckwear; these include some specially selected pelts which can be purchased at exceptionally low prices. Your inspection invited at MacGibbons, Fur Specialists, 154 Armagh street. ■ —3

At the carnival dance to be held tonight in the Peace Memorial Hall, North Bench, many novelties will be introduced, and further entries will be received for the fox-trot competition, which is being continued. Prizes to the value of £5 are being given. An energetic committee will dispense supper and Mr Stamier's Band will supplv the music. The proceeds of these dances are being devoted to the Pent.; Memorial Hall Fund. The latest arrivals at the Hotel Federal include Mr H. Cole (Blenheim) Mr \ J Cooper (Dunedin), Mr ana Mrs'iJlakeslcy (England), Miss Lna Beckinsale (England) Mrs Gill (Wellmgton), Mrs Dixon (Wellington), Mr W. A. Joiner (Wellington), Mr «■ •Donnovan .Wellington;. Mr 1 . Olendmmng (Wellington). Mr W. K. Mummerv (Wellington), Mr G. W»rence (Wellington), Mrs R «eresjoid (Taumarunui), Mr R. Gardiner (Dunedin), Miss Packer (Clmstchurch) Mr and Mrs Alexander (Dunedm\ Miss Nicolson (Amberley), Mrs and Alfss McKav (Dunedin), Mrs and Miss Webb (Mina).

TIMARU NEWS.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs R. T. Turnbull (Beverley road) left vesterdav for Christchurch. Mrs J. C. Tetnpler (Waimate), who is the guest of Miss Wright, W 7 ai-iti road, will return home to-day. Mrs R. Ji. Wiglev (Orbell street, High field) has returned lrom Lake Ohau. . . . Airs 8. I. Fitch <W annate) is staying in Christchurch. _ Dr and Mrs P. R. W oodhouse (Bluecliffs), who have been the guests of Mrs J. Grigg, Longbeach, returned home vesterdav. Mrs' A. J. Bridgewater (Preston street) is on a visit to Christchurch. Mrs Gordon Isaac is staying witii Mrs D. C. Turnbull. "Tho Gables, Evans street. Mrs W. Raymond (Park Lane) returned from a visit to Dunedin. Recent arrivals at the Dominion Hotel include Mr and Mrs Conway (Dunedin), Messrs N. Hilhard (Wellington), .J. 8. Neville. H. Mcintosh, D. G. Sullivan, A. Freeman, and A. Vanopeloer (Christchurch). Guests at the Grosvenor Hotel include Mr and Mrs N. Suckling (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs W. C. White (Toronto), Mr and Mrs O. Bawden (Vancouver), Mr and Mrs W. B. Cowan (Toronto), Mr and Mrs W. H. Dav (Vancouver), Mr and Mrs J. B. Heuther (Guelph), Mr and Mrs T. H. Ford (Mitchell), Mr and Mrs A. Keith (Toronto) Mr and Mrs J. A. L. McPherson (Toronto), Mr and Mrs A. Quartermain (Vancouver), Messrs H. Westoby (Guelph), S Sutherland (Toronto). A. Stoddart (Vancouver), C A. Steele (Fergus), W. 4. Moore (Welland). T. Maylor (Forest). J. Mclntvre (Vancouver), RN Killens (Dunnville). T. P. Johns (Oshawa), J. H. Hunter (Durham) H B. Hanna (Toronto), R. Gray (Vancouver), Chns. Gunn (Chatham), L. G. Gourlev (Vancouver), J. C. Fowlds (Oshawa). J. Flahiff (Paris. Canada), J. Cooper (Welland), J. F. Burnett (Toronto), W. Krupp (Woodstock). R. Hope (Blenheim), A. R. Marshall (Dunedin), W. H. McKendrv (Christchurch), C. W. Rainger (Christchurch), and JMcKendrv (Christchurch).

WEDDINGS. WILLIAMSON—CH APPLE. Friends of the bride were responsible for the decorations at the \\ esleyan Church, Edgeware road, for the wedding of Thelma, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs E. J. Chappie, Christchurch, to Alfred, second son of Mr and Mrs C. F. Williamson, Dunedin. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a model gown of shell pink lace over pink mariette, made with an uneven hem-line, deep, scalloped berthe collar, and narrow girdle with bow at the side. Her shell pink tulle veil was tightly swathed and finished with a large soft bow and a touch of real orange blossom. She carried a shower bouquet of roses, sweet peas, and maidenhaiT tern. Her bridesmaids were Mise L. Trewick and Miss L. Ward Culshaw, both of Wellington. They wore mariette frocks with uneven hem-lines, in powder blue and eau de nil respectively, and tulle scarves to match. The hats of silver lace crinoline had silver tissue crowns, and pink velvet rosebuds on the underbrim were banded with silver ribbon finished with true lovers' knots. Their bouquets were of pastel flowers and maidenhair fern. The bride's mother wore a smart frock of navy celaneso satin, with pipings and buttons of fawn, and a Bangkok fawn hat trimmed with navy. She carried a bouquet of deep cream and red roses. The best man was Mr J. Watt and the groomsman Mr W. Williamson (brother of the bridegroom), both of Dunedin. On leaving the church, the bride was presented with i\ silver horseshoe by her sister June, who wore a pale blue crepe de chine frock. The guests were subsequently entertained at a theatre party and reception. When the bride and bridegroom left for the Fox Glacier, Mrs Williamson wore a smart rose grey tailored costume and hat to tono.

j PARTY AT FENDALTON. Miss Betty Norris, who is to be married next week, was the guest of honour at a party given yesterday afternoon by Mrs E. J. Ghennells at her home, "Medbury," Fendalion. Before tea was dispensed an amusing competition was held, and was won by Miss Norris, who later opened her many curiouslyshaped parcels, which had been brought by the guests, and which each contained an article of kitchen equipment. Those present were Mrs J. B. Norris and Miss Betty Norris, Mrs E. G. Hogg and Miss Mary Hogg, Mrs T. H. Bruce, Mrs Stanley Jameson, Mrs W. Buss, Mrs Selby, Miss Joyce Buss. Miss Kathleen Hoare, Miss Gwen Fenwick, Miss Julia Scarvell, Miss Sally Willis, and Miss J. Thomas. KAIKOURA NOTES. Miss Elder, who has been spending a holiday in the south, returned to Kaikoura last week. Miss Dartnell. matron of the Kaikoura Hospital, leaves for Sydney next week for her annual holiday. Miss Lilian Andrew (South Canterbury) is at present the guest of Miss Mamie Barker, Esplanade. Mrs Leicester Harris is spending a short holiday in Christchurch. Miss Walker (Canterburv) hms been the guest of Mrs Warner, Schoolhouse. Mr F. H. Flower has returned from a visit to Wellington. Mrs O'Connell. who has been the guest of Mrs Jensen, Rudstone terrace, returned to Christchurch yesterday. The Rev. Mr and Mrs Redwell have returned home, after spending their annual holiday in the south. DANCE ASSEMBLY.

Stillwell's Dance Assembly will hold a naval carnival dance in the Caledonian Hall this evening, when streamers and balloons wil] be showered from "H.M.S. Danceland." Music for an excellent programme of dances will be supplied by Walton's Baud of eight instrumentalists. The gallery will be open to spectators, and supper will be free to the dancers.