CURRENT NOTES

Press, Volume XC, Issue 27442, 31 August 1954, Page 2

CURRENT NOTES

The Bishop of Christchurch (the Rt. Rev. A. K. Warren) and Mrs Warren (Bishopscourt), who have been visiting England and the United States, will arrive in Auckland on Monday morning, and* are expected in Christchurch on Monday night. On their return journey to New Zealand from America they will spend two days in Honolulu, where Bishop Warren will take part- in the ceremony of opening a new church. Miss Mary McLean (St. Andrews square), who has been attending the annual conference of the National Council of Women, will return to Christchurch this morning. Mrs G. W. Fairweather (Fendalton), who also attended the conference, returned home last evening. Public* health and the family was the subject of an interesting address given last evening by Dr. H. T. Knights at the monthly meeting of the homemakers’ group of the Catholic Women’s League. He was thanked by Mrs R. Hampton. The meeting, at which the convener (Mrs J. Donnelly) presided, was opened with a spiritual address by the Rev. Father Perry, S.J., and this was followed by a short talk by Miss K. O’Connor, who outlined the programme of the conference of the Catholic Women’s League to be held in Wellington in October. It was announced that Mrs B. Bremner had been appointed honorary secretary. Hostesses were Mesdames P. Kean. P. Wilkins, M. Brown, G. Consedine. M. Costello, A. Dawson, I. Eathorne, M. French, D. Griffiths, D. Hampton. M. Hutchings, M. Hall M. McAuliffe, C. Fitzgerald, B. Rogers, M. Flanagan. A demonstration of plastic belt making was given by Miss P. Burney to the "Merry Wives’ Club” of the Young Women’s Christian Association. Mrs Mathews presided over a good attendance. At the monthly meeting of the Randolph Social Group of the New Zealand Pioneers’ Descendants' Club, a discussion on juvenile, delinquency was opened by Mrs H. A. Young, who introduced the speakers, Mesdames F. Hardy Cookson. K. Winsbury-White, C. E. Foweraker. F. S. Palmer, A. Newth, Elsie M. White (honorary secretary). Misses Mary Wigley (president), and R- Wholes. Following the success of our Spring Wbdd WSex we tov hOW alao showing attractive ; Beady-to-Wear»— so useful An Georgette Millinery,; .KglWnSjjMlCTuildlngs, 122 cashe] -T . . -Advt Chet* Nina, next to Savoy Theatre, presents her spring display of Continental cottons featuring the wide neckline and full circular skirt These frocks are very attractive. Particularly outstanding is the selection of afternoon and ~ evening wear, specially chosen to appeal to the most discriminating taste. Chez Nina also offers you a specialist made-to-measure service. . —Advt. BUILD UP THE CHILD Lack of strength and energy in a child can be positively treated with a daily ration of “Three Carboys” RoseHip Syrup. This excellent supplement to the daily diet not only helps build robust health, but also ensures strong resistance to infection. "Three Carboys" Rose-Hip Svrup is obtainable at all chemists and is equally beneficial for babies or growing children Made by H. F. Stevens, < Ltd., Christchurch. —Advt