WOMEN'S CORNER

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19889, 28 March 1930, Page 2

WOMEN'S CORNER

Xha 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 tho signatures of both parties. Correspondence is invited on any matters affecting, or of Interest to, women.

s Lady Wigram was among the passengers on yesterday morning's ferry steamer from Wellington.

Mrs C. E. Harley (Nelson), who has been a guest at the United Service Hotclj leaves for Nelson to-day. Mrs Maxwell Deans is visiting her mother, Mrs Pinekney, "Glenaray, Southland. Mrs William Bullen (Kaikoura) is spending a few weeks in Christchurcn, and is staying with her father, Mr Henderson, Fendalton. Her sister, Mrs Harold Biggs, is spending a holiday at Hanmer Springs. Mrs H. McLeod (Scotland) is the guest of Mrs M. McLeod, Knowles street.

Mrs Roberts (North Canterbury) is spending a few weeks in Christchurch, and is staying at Mrs O. T. J. Alpers s house at Fendalton. during Mrs Alpers's absence in Wellington. Miss Lois Talbot (Auckland) is visiting her -aunts, the Misses Gibson, "Rangi-ruru." Miss Betty Keeffe (Lake Coleridge), who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis in the Lewishnm Hospital. is recovering satisfactorily, and is expected homo this week. Miss Doris Manson (Dunedin) is spending a few weeks with her relatives, Mr and Mrs W. Manson, or Rangiom. Mr and Mrs A. B. Couch (Sydney), and Mr and Mrs Black (Alexandra) are recent arrivals at the United Service Hotel. Mr and Mrs A. W. Yarrall (Hokitika). Mr and Mrs H. Akers, and the Misses J. and M. Akers (Palmerston North). Mr and Mrs H. Burrows, (Feilding), and Mr and Mrs A. ». Fleming (Gore) are guests at Warner s Hotel.

Mrs A. E. Flower (Christ's College) is spending a short holiday in Hawk© s Bay. Miss Rachel Wauchop (Gisborne) is the guest of her aunt. Mis Meg Yvauchop (Lichfield street). The closing of the boating season on Saturday will be followea by a flannel dance in the boathouse of tne Avon Rowing Club. Seymour's Band will supply the music. The committee in charge of the arrangements are Messrs F. Agassiz, H. J. Brixton, C. R. Kellv. H. Lanauzc, A. Woodham, and R. *F. Batchelor (hon. secretary).

Mr W. H. Price left last night to take up his duties as manager of the Union Steam Ship Company in Wellington. Mrs Price and Miss Kathleen Price are remaining in Christchurch for the present. Miss Greta Clarkson, who has been for a year in Wanganui, is now visiting Invercargill and will return 'to Christchurch at the end of next week. Mr and Mrs W. T. Ritchie (Blenheim), Mr and Mrs C. T. Elliot (Westport), Mr and Mrs J. B. Richards and Mr and Mrs E. B. Robertson (Stratford), and Mrs Riddle (Eltham) are staying at the Clarendon Hotel.

Mrs D. Buddo baa returned to Christchuich from a visit to Hawke s Bay.

Mrs F. Keast and Miss N._ Keast were the hostesses at a "kitchen party given at Lincoln in honour of Miss N. Watkins, who is shortly to be married. A very enjoyable time was spent, and the guest of honour was the recipient of many useful presents. Items were contributed by the Misses R. and G. Dulieu, and N. Keast. A competition was won by Miss Stalker. The following are the latest arrivals at the Hotel Federal: —Mr David Milne (Perth, W. Australia). Miss Elsie Milne (Perth, W. Australia), Mr John C. Little (Dunedin), Mr E. J. Isaac (Wellington), Mr J. E. Dormer (Dunedin). Mr N. L. Rice (Sydney), Mr C. L. Low (Sydney), Mr and Mrs Radclifire (Sydney), Mrs W. E. Shacklock (Dunedin), Mrs Macfarlane (Kaiapoi), Mrs M. A. Hibbort (Christchurch), Mr J. K. Kay (Timaru). Mr and Mrs Forrest (Oamaru), Mr P. L. Black (Dunedin). Mr H. E. Cooper (Auckland), Mr and Mrs lan Macaulay (Albury), Rev. T. W. Monaghan (Timaru), Mr J. R. Oliver (Wellington), Mrs A. I. Walker (Sydney, N.S.W.). Miss Marjory Walker (Sydney, N.S.W.), Miss Marjorie Friedman (Sydney, N.S.W.), Mr W. P. Carter (Masterton), Mr and Mrs W. J. Smith (Livingstone), Mrs J. E. Fitch (WaimateV Mrs J. W. Staples (Wellington), and Mr J. A. Moile (Heriot).

EUGENE WAVE 2 GUINEAS. Although R. and M. Beattie's prices for Eugene Waving are from 2 guineas clients are assured of the same superior standard of work. Mr Beattie personally executes all waving and is m constant attendance while the machine is in operation. 'Phone for an appointment. E. and M. Beattie, 748 Colombo street, above Chisnall and Stewart. 'Phone 30-988. —1

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

WHEN GUESTS ARE SEATED. There's a momentary pause in the rise and fAll of witty conversation . . . In that hushed moment before service begins—eyes unconsciously survey your table linen. No wonder eo many housewives take especial care with their ironing. They use Dove Brand Starch. There's no better than Dove Brand for perfect starching. —2

Beautiful peltry in coats and furs for coming season, is being displayed in the showroom of. W. T. Vaugban and Co., next "Ballantynes," the recommended furriers. —1

,Sno-Wite, the washing powder that takes away the dread of Washing Day. No scrubbing—no back-breaking rubbing. Just .put Sno-Wite in the-copper and bring to the boil. Sno-Wite has. a hundred uses in the kitchen. It will not roughen the hands. At all grocers. —1

Have yon anything to sell—Do* you wish to buv? If so. a small advertisement in the classified section of The Press will be all yon need. 12 words iM, three insertions 3s 6d. —4J