CURRENT NOTES

Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22195, 11 September 1937, Page 2

CURRENT NOTES

Lady Galway is among the passengers aboard the Awatea, which sailed for Wellington at 5.40 p.m. from Sydney. Her Excellency arrived by air from England yesterday.—United Press Association. Mrs George Weston (Park terrace) and her children, who have been spending a holiday at Leithfield beach, will return home at the week-end. The lady editor of "The Press" gratefully acknowledges gifts for the sick and poor from Mrs Neill (Montreal street), Mrs C. B. Russell. Mrs W. R. Carey, and a "South African Nurse." Lady Carncross, wife of the Speaker of the Legislative Council, and Miss Sybil Carncross (Eltham), have arrived at Wellington for the session, and have taken up their residence at Parliament House. Mrs W. E. Barnard, wife of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, has arrived at Wellington for the session, and has taken up her residence at Parliament House. Miss Barbara Stedman (Auckland), who has been visiting Dunedin, returned to Christchurch last night and is the guest of Mrs Arthur Thomson, Montreal street. Miss Marie Moffett (Palmerston North) will arrive in Christchurch on Tuesday'morning, and will be the guest of Mrs T. T. Armstrong, Holmwood road. A musicale in aid of Mrs J. F. Studholme's tea stall at St. Saviour's market will be held in the Winter Garden on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. A good programme, including songs, piano and violin solos and a short play, will be presented, and afternoon tea will be served. All interested are invited to attend. Mrs A. Ennis (Shirley), who has been visiting Gore and Invercargill, has returned to Christchurch. Mrs C. Herbert Lawrence (Fendalton) is visiting her mother, Mrs Gifford Moore, Palmerston North. Mr and Mrs E. S. Taylor (Glasnevin, Amberley) have returned home after spending several weeks in the Fiji Islands. Mrs E. Jowett (Worcester street) and Miss Eileen Orchard (Papanui road) have returned from a week's holiday at "Viewbrae," Hanmer Springs. At the monthly meeting of the Sunlight League, held yesterday, the chairman, Dr. D. E. Currie, spoke regretfully of the death of Dr. Ada Paterson, of Wellington, and a motion of sympathy with her relatives was carried. The honorary secretary, Miss J. Musker, said aj wreath had been sent from the league. Christchurch .visitoj* to Napier j for the. forty-first pominion golf j championship meeting at the beginning "of October will include Mrs M H: Godby, president of the New Zealand Ladies' Golf Union, who will stay with Mrs Kinross White, Miss Maberley Beadel, who will leave next week to stay.with her sister, Mrs Alan Avery, Miss Edna White-Parsons, the present champion, who will stay with her uncle j and aunt, Captain and Mrs White-1 Parsons, Miss Helen Buchanan, who will stay with Mrs W. Richmond, Hastings, and Miss Eileen Nutt. Miss F. Anderson and Miss C. M. Burn (both of Invercargill) have been motoring in Great Britain, and on August 21 they left for an extended trip to the Continent. The Farmers' Co-op. Toilet Salons for Permanent Waves and all Beauty Culture. Make an appointment by 'Phone No. 33-430. —1 SPRING TONIC AND REVITALISER. If you've got that spring-time feeling of »lifelessness and general dispiritedness, take Malted Hypophosphites. This splendid tonic will purify and revitalise your blood, and give you vim and vigour for the summer months ahead. Only 3/6 from the Popular Chemiste, E. Cameron Smith, Ltd., Regent Theatre Buildings, Cathedral square. , X 3328 MUM . . . LET'S HAVE . . . Junket . . . and Renco Junket is a sure way of getting the children to have all the milk they need for building bone and strengthening teeth. For real delight and positive purity insist on Renco, which makes 64 pints of delicious junket. In tablet form, also fruit flavoured and coloured Birthday Renco from all .grocers. —-5

Miss Kathleen Aslin (Napier), who has been visiting her mother in Dunedin, passed through Christchurch yesterday on her return to Hawke's Bay. Mr and Mrs Hazelwood, after a month's walking trip in the Nelson district, have returned to Anakiwa Homestead, Marlborough. Mrs Lewis Coster and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Coster (Marlborough Sounds), are visiting friends in Canterbury. Mr and Mrs P. A. Irving (Christchurch) and Mr and Mrs E. Ensor (Rydal Downs, Rangiora), who were visitors to Marlborough for the ! Beauchamp—Coster wedding, are the guests of Mr and Mrs Hazelwood, Anakiwa. Misses Amy and May Oliver (South Canterbury) spent five weeks on a motor tour through England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, and they had a week in Oxford, which they found full of interest. Miss A. Oliver is at present staying with friends in Sussex and hopes to see something of the southern coast. Mrs Henry Hall (Seddon) is visiting the North Island. Mrs David M. Park (Dunedin) is spending a holiday with her parents, Mr and Mrs W. G. Roberts, the Esplanade, Sumner. , Miss Lyra Taylor (Montreal) has been spending some time in England this summer, visiting her two sisters, Miss C. M. Taylor, in the West of England, and Dr. Portia Thomas and her family, in York. Wellington is the former home of these three sisters. At the monthly meeting of St. David's Ladies' Guild Mrs R. Hutton presided and welcomed guild members of Tennyson Street Congregational Church and Brougham Street Methodist Church. An enjoyable talk on "Herbs" was given by Miss Millicent Jennings, who also sang i solos. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mesdames Hutton, Lanyon, Cochrane, Gillanders, and Sherrard. News was received by a recent air mail that Mrs James Stevenson (formerly of Auckland) intends leaving England to-day for New Zealand, via India, on a few months' visit to her sisters. 'She will travel as far as Bombay with her daughter, Miss G. Delap Stevenson, who is returning to India to stay with her widower brother, who has a small child. While there, Miss Stevenson will collate material for a book. Mrs Stevenson will return to India from New Zealand, and then go back to England. IS WEIGHT YOUR WORRY? Too much fat—easily fatigued—continual worry about health. Is that your problem? Try Natu 2's remedy. Naturettes. Safe, natural weight reduction. 17 days* treatment 7s 6d. Moneyback guarantee. Start Naturettes now. E. Cameron Smith, Ltd., Chemists, Cathedral square. —6