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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20333, 4 September 1931, Page 2

Mrs Deans (Bieearton House), -who has been visiting, members of hor family in the country, has roturned to Christchurch.

Mr E. K McDougall and Miss Nuney McDougall (Papanui road), who have been visiting England, left in the middle of August, by the-Empress of Britain, for Ottawa. After spending a month in America, they-will return to the Dominion next month. Mrs W. 0. Campbell (Fendalton) 5s leaving on Monday for a visit to Dunedin.

Mrs Taylor (Dunedin) is visiting lier son' Dr. T. Taylor, medical officer at the Cashmere Sanatorium, Cashmere Hills. Mrs = George Bennett, who is visiting her mother, Mrs Niven (Knowles street), is returning to Dunedin tomorrow.

Miss Phyllis Boyle, who has been visiting friends in Christchurch, returned yesterday to Tirnaru.

Miss M. E. Sims, president of tlio New Zealand Federation of University "Women, has returned from a visit to Dunedin and • Timaiu.

Squadron-Leader J. L. Findlay and Mrs Findlay (Sockburn) are visiting the West Coast. Mrs Alan NicholJa and her sons ("Harlau," Papanui), wlio are spending the school holidays at Davaar. North Canterbury, are returning to Christchurch nest week. Miss G. McNeur is leaving for Wellington to-morrow evening, en route for China.

Miss Halmai Loughnan (Avonsidti) will be amongst the Christchurch playera in the New Zealand championship tournament, to be held at Rotorua next month.

Miss Ethel le Cren, who lias been visiting hor grandmother, Mrs Graham. Papanui road, has returned to Timaru. Miss Ailsa Nelson (Wellington), who has been spending some weeks with Miss Meta Nixon, Fendalton, is returning north to-night. Miss K. Ormond (Hawke's Bay), who has been visiting friends in South Canterbury, is leaving for Wellington tonight. Miss Linda Barnott (Dunedin) is the guest of Mrs Howard James, Merivale. Mrs George Hanmer has returned from a visit to the I'" ran is Joset Glacier.

Mrs Bletv (England), who lias been spending. some months in Christchurch, is leaving on Saturday for Auckland, en route lor England. Her mother, Mrs Macdonnell-Moore, will accompany her to Auckland, and later will return to Christchurch. ( .. Mrs G. H. Carter (Auckland), who is the guest of Mrs J. It. McKenzie, Upper Riccarton, is leaving on Wednesday on hor return to trie north.

Mrs Sutro has arrived in Christchurch from Hawke's Bay to visit her brother and sister-in-law, tyr and Mrs J. H. Watherston, Fendalton. Miss W. Cox (Worcester street west) and Mr Aubrey Cox (India) are leaving to-day to visit "Mr and-Mrs Richmond Fell, Nelson. /• v Lady Ferguson was. a. passenger from the north by the yesterday. Mrs Enid Frye will to Christchurch at Mrs Colin Marshall CWebb etreet) is spending a month with relatives in Wellington.

Mrs Casel berg lias arrived ir.om tho Wairarapa to visit her mother,' Mrs Henry Harris, Bristol street. Miss Egidia Menzies returned yesterday from a fortnight's holiday spent in Wellington.

Miss Margaret Reid (Dunedin), who has been visiting friends in Amuri, has returned home. The members of the Canterbury Women's Club are holding a reception at the club rooms on Monday afternoon, September 7tli, in honour or Monsieur Balokovic,, the Croatian violinist, and Madame Balokovic. Invitations have been issued by the Spreydon Tennis Club, for a dance to be held in the Coronation Hall, Domain terrace, on Saturday, September oth.

The danco committee of the Christchurch Football Club report that arrangements are well advanced for the annual ball next Wednesday at the HVmter Garden. This year the lue-i members, vice-presidents, and their, mv.es will .be the guests of the club-

Mrs L. Jewell (Christchurch), Miss, Buxton (Christchurch), Mrs C. Kay (Christchurch), Mrs Hanna (Christchurch), Miss J. Hanna, Master P. Hanna (Christchurch), Mr &. Shand (Kaikoura), Mi's G. Wareham (Palrnerston North), and Mrs Vincent (Palmerston North) are Tecent arrivals at the, New Brighton Cafe. The final of the Junior Challenge Bowl Competition, which attracted a vary large entry of members of the Christchurch Ladies' Golf Club, was played at the Shirley Links yesterday morning between Miss Gertrude Browne and Miss Isabel Turrell. Miss Turrell etarted badly and Miss Browne won the first two holes, but her opponent squared the match at Land's End. Miss Browne again drew ahead and tfas 4 up at the turn, having gone out in 45. She increased li6r lead at the next hole, and the next four holes were halved. At Shirley Miss Turrell was Iving snugly for a win, but her opponent holed a long putt to halve and win the match, 5 and 4. The final of the championship or the Christchurch Ladies' Golf Club will be played over 36 holes at the Shirley links to-day, beginning at 10.30 a.m. The finalint3 are Miss Maberley Beadel and Mrs Geoffrey Kingscote. A concert party, arranged by Mrs J. C. Hiolmea, visited the Sanatorium., Cashmere Hills, on .Wednesday night, when an enjoyable programme was given bv Miss Betty Simpson, Miss Alice Vinson, Mr Frances (songs), Misses Tobin (instrumental duets, violin and 'cello), and Mr J. Laurensori (recitations). Mrs W. H. Ford was the accompanist, and cars for the transport of the party were lent by Mr A. J. Archibald and Mr H. Mansfield. A vot© of thanks to the organiser, performers, and car-owners was carried amid applause. RAVE YOU siiN HALCYON? Mado in ten beautiful shades, the now "HALCYON" Non-shrink Yarn has the warmth and durability of wool with tho sheen of silk. Samples fres on request Just arrived, new booklet of patterns for babies' knitted wear. Send 9d for book No. 243 to Patons and Baldwins, Ltd., Box 1441R, Wellington. —3 ' EGGS FOR WINTEK. Eggs always go up in price during winter. Money can bo saved by, purChasrag them now. when they Aare •cheap, "and preserving them with Oveliiie. A Is 6d jar of Ov'oline will , preserve 420 eggs. 1 and keep them for months as fresh as new-laid. Ovoline is a paste, not a sticky liquid, and it makes the hands soft and white. All grocers. : . . 1