For WOMEN

Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23422, 1 September 1941, Page 2

For WOMEN

Mr David Hutton and Miss Kathleen Hutton (Naseby street) visited Dunedin for the wedding on Saturday of Sergeant Alan Hutton and Miss Audrey Adams. Sister F. McFarlane, of the New Zealand Army Nursing Service, left Wanaka yesterday on her return to the Burnham military camp, after spending some time with Mr and Mrs H. R. Mathias, of Whenuakoa, and her parents at Wanaka. Mrs Rex Harper (Grassy Hills. Kurow), who has been staying with her parents. Mr and Mrs Percy Wright, St Martins, h-s returned home. Mrs H. J. Hindmarsh (Winchester street) is visiting her mother, Mrs J. Neuman, “Netherleigh.* Wanganui. Mrs H. L. Richards (Kaiapoi) is visiting her daughter. Mrs J. D. Watson, Palmerston North, Mrs Richards formerly lived in Palmerston North. Mrs G. Falck and her two children, who have been spending three months in Auckland, have returned to Christchurch, Mrs W. S. Bean ("Eccleston,” St. Albans) left on Saturday night to visit relatives in Wellington. Mrs A. E. Milliken (Takamatua, Banks Peninsula), with her small daughter, has returned home after a visit to her Mrs J. Dysart. Kirwee. The safety pin from the first bomb dropped in Canada by a New Zealander training under the Empire lir training scheme was displayed at the August meeting of the Fordell Women’s Institute. North Island. Each year Lady Ferguson, president of the Otago Women’s Club, offers a prize to members of the club’s literary circle for the best original short story. This year's winner was Miss A. McDougall and second prize was awarded to Mrs D. Todd. Dr. A. McLintock was ‘he judge. Ethne Tosswill, of Hereford Court, advises you to make Father’s Day the family day. Give him a Novelty Cake. Has" he a horse, dog, or hobby. Ring 33-478 at once, or SEE ETHNE TOSSWILL personally, —6 In the past 40 years, thousands of heads have defied grey hair, yvith famous Primrose Hair Dressing, Primrose is a natural hair colour restorative—not a dye. From Cook and Ross, Woolworths and elsewhere, —9

CURRENT NOTES

Miss Jean Slericker (Christchurch) is visiting her mother in Timaru. Although hunted high and low by the Gestapo, the Women's Freedom Party, which began in Austria and has spread over the whole of Nazi-con-quered Europe, continues its underground activities against Hitlerism. Relentless, the women strike hard through ridicule, baffling tricks, and clever propaganda. One of the founders of the party has arrived in Australia with her British jiusband. Members of the White Star Football Club, Westport, held a? successful ball at the Theatre Royal, ‘where four debutantes, Misses M. Duncan. L. Hagan, M. Clarke, and R. Moynihan, were presented to the Mayor (Mr J. M. Robertson). A former resident of New Plymouth, Mrs A. Hunt (formerly Miss W. Haybittle) was entertaining Taranaki airmen in Calgary, Canada, said the secretary, Mr P. E, Stalnton, at a meeting of the New Plymouth Patriotic Committee. On his suggestion it was decided to write thanking Mrs Hunt and to communicate with the Calgary press, in regard to her work, Members of the committee referred to letters received from airmen in Canada praising the hospitality they had received from her. The August meeting of the St. Martins-Opawa Garden Club was held at the home of Mrs Speddings. Mr J. A. McPherson gave a talk on seed j propagation and pruning shrubs. Sweet pea seeds were distributed among members Mrs lecil Wood spoke about making and exhibiting a floral carpet, and asked members to co-operate with the other garden clubs by giving flowers. Competitions, which were judged by Mesdames King and Miller, resulted as follows:—Sand saucer: Mrs Parr 1, Mrs Hannibal 2, Mrs Turner 3; egg cup: Mrs Parr 1, Mrs Oliver 2, Mrs Turner 3. The makers claim that no matter what you have wrong with you. R.U.R will do you good. R.U.R contains a laxative, liver and kidney cleanser blood purifier and acid corrective. Take R.UR and Right You Are! -8 You can’t help but look your best in a hat from the Louise Mi linery Salon, 706 Colombo street. Call and see the attractive range of Spring Millinery on display in their showrooms^