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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20612, 30 July 1932, Page 2

The Hon. Mrs Daniells will arrive in Wellington by the Rangitata on August 4th to visit her sister, Lady Bledisloe, at Government House. She will be accompanied by her son, who is at Oxford, and they will spend a part of the long vacation in New Zealand. Lady Sidey, who has been visiting Auckland and the North, returned to Wellington this week. Miss Rita Opie, who has been staying with her sister, Mrs R. 0. Joughin, Linwood, will leave early next week on her return to Ceylon. Misses Sheilah and Betty Brown, who have been visiting Captain and Mrs F. A. E. Godwin (St. Albans), have returned to Oamaru. Miss Dulcie Moore has returned to her home, "Hollowdene," Barry's Bay, after spending a holiday with Mrs Tench (Merivale). Miss Helen C. Imrie is in Wellington with her sister, Miss Crichton-lmrie, who recently returned from the East. Mrs Flood (Terminus Hotel, Dunedin), who is on a visit to Christchurch, i 3 a guest of her aunt, Mrs Johnston (Leicester street, Linwood). The Rev. and Mrs W. Bower Black, Mr and Mrs H. Adair, Mr and Mrs L. R. Aldridge, Mrs G. C. Little, and Mrs H. Inder were passengers on the ferry from Wellington yesterday. Miss Mary Menzies ("Victoria street) is returning to-day from a visit to Timaru. Mrs John Henderson arrived from Wellington yesterday in an aeroplane piloted by Mr E. Olsen (Dunedin Aero Club instructor), and is staying at the Clarendon Hotel. At last night's meeting of the Church Missionary Society, mombets said good-bye to Miss Rita Opie, who is to return to the Society's Girls' College at Ceylon after completing tier furlough. Mr G. Stening (Life Governor of the Society) said that Miss Opie belonged to a family of which four members were engaged in mission work. The engagement is announced of Doris Mann (Cashel street) to Harry Leonard Grassam, of Greymouth. The engagement is announced of May, second daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Searlo (Linwood), to Kenneth, third son of Mr and Mrs P. W. Hyde (St. Albans). ANGORA BONNETS, HATS, CAPS. "Furida"' silky spun fur gives delightfully soft, fluffy fur effects with thistledown lightness, and it washes excellently. Send stamps for Booklet No. 304. "Bonnet and Beret," or No. 302, "Furida Hats," price 3d each. Patons and Baldwins, Ltd., Box 1441R, Wellington. —G HAIR BRUSHES AT WHOLESALE. If yop need a new hairbrush or you wish to make your husband a present of a really good shaving brush, now is the time to visit E. Cameron Smith's and see the big display of quality brushes offered at wholesale, or less than wholesale, cost. Hair brushes from Is lid; Shaving Brushes at 2s 6d and less. ,E. Cameron Smith's Pharmacy, Cathedral square. —6 Nothing cures chilblains 83 rapidly as Loasby's "4 C" Ointment, which gives immediate relief and soon effects a complete cure. It is made by McArthur's, Ltd., the Chemist, at the corner of Cashel and Colombo streets. —9 For FUR RENOVATIONS of every description, we are able to guarantee expert workmanship at a most nominal cost. Fur collars and cuffs to suit any garment are stocked in many varieties. See us before going elsewhere. McGIBBON'S, Fur Specialists, 154 Armagh street. 'Phone 34-026. —2 THE UNINVITED GUESTS. Much could be said about the uninvited guests. However, the ones which trouble the home most are rats, mice, and birds. Realising the necessity for removing these disease carriers from - the home, we hr.ve packed a Double Strength Pjisoned Wheat, which has proved a boon to thousands of Christchurch homes. It is sure death to rats, mice, or birds. Is 6d packet. James T. Tavener, Chemist, A. J. White's Buildings. —6 MRS FRAER HONOURED. The lady parishioners of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Phillipstown, spent a very enjoyable afternoon art the Essex Home to honour Mrs Fraer, who recently left the parish. Musical items were given by Miss Bema Fraer and by Mr J. Armitage. Miss Pike, who acted as hostess, referred to Mrs Fraer's many activities in the parish, and to her countless deeds of kindness during the 15 years she had been there. She said no one but herself could know of the wonderful help and inspiration both Mr and Mrs -Fraer had been to her and hor social work in the home, as well as to the whole parish in general. Miss Spence also spoke warmly of Mrs Fraer's work in Phillipstown, and on behalf of all the parishioners asked her to accept a china tea-set and electric hot-water jug as a small token of the esteem and warm wishes of her Phillipstown friends. Mrs Fraer feelingly responded, assuring those present that though she had moved to another part of the town, she had not "left" the Church of the Good Shepherd, Phillipstown; she still hoped to join the parishioners in the services each Sunday. Musical honours to Mrs Fraer brought the happy little gathering to a close. "500" PARTY. ( To augment the funds of the St. John Ambulance Ladies' Auxiliary, a successful "500" afternoon party was held at the home of Mrs E. Parlane, Cotterill street, Addington. A happy time was passed, much amusement being caused when the booby prize was opened. The successful prize-winners were Mrs J. Fitzpatrick and Mrs Hugh Williams. The hostess was assisted by her daughter, Miss E. Parlane, and Mrs Hancox. The guests included Mcsdames Moyle, Barnett, Griffiths, Diebert, Robinson, Roberts, Wotten, Williams, Mason, Hobbs, Bujfield, Phillips, Hartigan, Presland, Johnston, Fitzpatrick, Parlane, and Miss E. Parlane.