SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1431, 4 May 1912, Page 10

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A Tokomaru Wedding, A pretty wedding took place, at Tokoniaru on Wednesday, May 1, when Fioreuco Sophia .Simpson, sixth daughter of Mr. and ill's.'o. A. Simpson, of Tokomaru, was married to Mr. John Andcrs-an, eldest son uf Mrs. Anderson, Pulmcrsion North. 'J'lie bride, who was given away by her father, wore a very, pretty white silk dress with the usual veil and orange blossoms, and was accompanied by her sister,. Miss Ethel .Simpson and her niece, Miss llettv Hunter, as bridesmaids. Mr. Grur, of I'almerston North, acted as best man to the bridegroom, who presented the bride with a beautiful set uf furs and the bridesmaids with a gold brooch each. The church was decorated for the occasion and the minister, Mr. M'Kenzie, presented to the bride and bridegroom n lliblo as a memento of being the first couple married in the church. After the ceremony the guests repaired to the Town Ilali, whoro the wedding breakfast was held and everyone photographed. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Anderson left for the north whore the honeymoon will be spoilt. The bride's travelling dress was a navy blue costume with hat to match. Feilding Notes. Mrs. Hoult has returned from Auckland. . -Mrs. Nicholson, who has been staying with Mrs. Roberts, has returned to' her home. Mrs. Peat is visiting friends in Wanganui. Mrs. Johnston has returned from Wellington. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Barton are awav in Wanganui. Mrs. Kirton is staying with Mrs. Dermer, i Miss Gannaway (Christchurcli) who has been staying with Mrs. Pry, has gone back to the south. Mrs*. Quilliam has returned to New Plymouth. N . The many friends of Mr. and Mrs, Montgomery of the Bank of Australasia will regret. to',.-hear of, j-heir.removal to Asnburton.' Presentation* have b<-ou given to theiu by St. Paul's choir and the Feilding Choral Society. On Wednesday evening a very jolly dance was held in the Parish Hall as a farewell to Mr, and Mrs, Montgomery*. The hall and stago were prettily decorated avid the supper tables most artistically arranged with chrysanthcmuhis and autumn leaves. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, Mr, and Mrs. Gillespie, Jlr. and Mrs. Horrocks, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Fry, Mr. and Mis. Fitzherbert, Mr. and Mrs. Cotterill, Mr. and Mr*. Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. M'Phorson, Jlr.-and Mrs. Gic-sen, Mr. and Mrs. Gorton, Misses Shannon, Wyatt, Prior, Kirton,. O'TTalloran, Innes-Jones (2), Livesav, Spain, Wjilker. llijl, Tlurrell, Smith', . Messrs. Logie, Hawke, M'Alister, Graham, Shannon, Barlon, Baddelev, Ellis, Dr. Livesay, and many others. Mr. and Mrs. George Haggitt, who are coming in place of Mr.- and Mrs. Mont gomery, are keen tennis players. "The Land of Heart's Desire." The recital to bo given bv Mrs. J. A. Hannah (nee Miss Sybil .Johnson) and Mr. ,f. M, Clark on May 10 will bo of particular interest, in that it will bo (he first time that any work of \Y. IJ, Yeats will have been' staged in Wellington. "The Land of Heart's Desire" is one of the most typical examples of his work and his ideas, and is evidently the crystallisation of much of his study of the Irish people in connection with their superstitious and beliefs in faery.- The play was first pruduced in the 'Avenue Theatre, London, as a curtain-raiser to "The Comedy of Sighs," and contains, as goes without saying, when speaking or writing of W. 1). Veats's works, much beauty of language and feeling. The parts are taken bv Mrs. J. A. Hannah, Miss Ver.i Peg?, Mrs. Marlyn Williams, Mr.'J. M. Clark, Mr. Vivian Rhind, Mr. Henry Pierccy. Miss Daisy Isaacs will sing tho faery songs behind tho scenes. The tragic pantomime will bp staged with rich colouring effects. Miss Vera Pegg plays Pierrot, Miss Coralio Stanley Columbine, and Mrs. Hannah Destiny. A "Kitchen" Evening. Miss Beatrico Ferguson, whose marriage to Mr. George Warwick lakes place cm Wednesday next, was the of honour at a very enjoyable evening given on Thursday last at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Porter, Bruce Avenue, Fitchott. Music and it conipftilion added to the entertainment of t.ho evening. Miss Ferguson was tho recipient of many useful presents. Central Mission Ladies' Guild. The annual meeting of tho Central Mission Ladies' Guild was held on May 1. The report showed that over .£IOO had been raised for mission enterprises by tho guild during the two years of its existence. The balance-sheet of the treasurer (Mrs, E. Baker) showed a credit balance of over £6, which was voted to tho furniture fund. The election of officers resulted in th® following being chosen: President, Mrs. E. 0. Blamires; vic«president, Mesdamc-s 11. Baker and T.onirhurst i secretary (pro tem), Sister Mildred: treasurer, Mrs. E. Baker; the alxive, with Mrs. Bolton, forming the executive. It was decided to hold a sale of gifts in connection with the annual effort, in the month of September, and preliminary preparations were made. A vote of thanks was passed to Mcsdames Bolton and M'Fadyen for hospitality, and the invitation of Mosdsmrs Aitlcen and Stairmand, received for tlni next monthly meeting on June 5. HAIR, FACE. AND HANDS. The frequent loss of hair is very distressing. especially when one lias tried so many lotions without success. Miss Milsom's business is the preservation am! curative treatment of the hair and skin. She diagnoses all cases, and supplies exactly the Foods and Tonics necessary. Teaches Ladies and Gentlemen their owsi home treatment, which cures dandruff and irritation permanently. Stop# hair falling, and restores its tone, colour, and lustre. Renews grey hair. Shampooing and hairdrcssing taught. Hajrworu of every description. Finest and lightest weaving. Electrolysis (permanent and painless). Personal attention, strictly confidential. MISS MILSOM, King's Chambers (opp. Stewart. Dawson's), Willis St., Wellington. Telephone 811. '* FACIAL MASSAGE. Vibro Facial Massage, Scalp Treatmont, Shampooing, Manicuring, Pedicuring, Hairwork, Electrolysis. Mrs. Hnybittle, 068 Lambtnn Quay (over On', Chemist), 'Pkons 1554,-AdvU

Debutantes' Dance at Stratford, ' ~ Mrs. 0. it. Curtis, Stratford, gave an 'at homo" i- n llic Town Hall, Stratford, 0:1 Thursday, May 2, in honour of the. coming out of her daughter L'lsie. The .mil was beautifully decorated with flags, C'C, the stage licing arranged as a draw-ing-room. In the supper room the tallies wered ccoratcd with white Michaelmas, daisies and white cosineas. With a fine night, ami the music supplied bv Mr. Logerss orchestra, tho enjoyment of the guests was assured. Six debutantes niado their appearance m 1 , 9.' . uvcmll ß' ' r l>ty wero Miss Bayly (lolco), wearing whit? silk with bead trimming; Miss Dorothy Mackay, in white satin, with bodice embroidered in silk and silver thread; Miss Uuine (Ilawcra), tunio frock of whilu silk; Miss N. James, white silk frock; Miss liine, pretty whito silk frock. Others present in addition to the hostess, Mrs. 0. M. Cmlls, wore: Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. A. M'Diarmid, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hine, Miss Mills, Miss Orbell, Mr,, Mrs., and tho Misses Wake, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bayly, Miss P. Orbell, Mr. and 'Mrs. Mor'auY Bayly, Mr. and Mrs. W. ]). Anderson, tho Misses J limes, Miss ]). Bayly, Mr, and lira. Porritt, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Fookos. Mr, and Mrs. W. If. Young, Miss Hamilton (Mauutahi), Miss Bayly (Wauganui), Dr. and Mrs, Paget, Mr. and Mrs. Cruyshaw, Miss Cameron, Miss Muckay, Miss O'Brien, Miss Walker (Auckland). Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie, Miss Stroniieli, Miss Wilson (EHham), Mr. ami Mrs. Glasgow, Mr, and Mrs. .lohn Mac-, kay, Mr. and Mrs. Uniacke, Miss A. Wilson, Miss Bewloy (New l'lymouth), Miss' Tuvton, Miss Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Copping. Mr. and Mrs. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. C. Pemi, Mr. and Mrs, lliiina (Unworn), Jlesdumcs .Toll,' Stronach, 'I'yrw, Messrs. Curtis, nail, James, S. .knies. V. Brewster. C. Crayshnw, Webster, Heddige, Vanghan, and others.

Mrs. Winslow and her children arrived in Wellington on Thursday from England by the Ruahine, and are going south, to stay with Mrs. Shawl for n low weeks, Miss Gcraliiinc Fitzgerald, who has been away from New /calami on n visit to England, returned to. Wellington on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kcbbell (Nga Rata, Alfredton) are in town, Tho engagement is announced of Miss Mnida Bacverlsi, daughter of Mr. C. N. Bneyerlz, of Wellington, to Mr. Heron G. Wyinks, of Dmiedin.Miss L. Atkinson, of No. i Gladslono Terrace, will leave Wellington for Sydney en route to. London by the Moereki oi) June 7. • , . MRS. ROLLESTOX. Hair Specialist (oua!. London and Paris), is recommended for the permanent cure of all Scalp Ailments and the most effective treatment for the growth of hair. Shampooing, Il'airilressing, Electrolysis (permanent: removal of superfluous hair), dip. V.S.A., Face. Massage, Combings made up, Transformations, Switches, etc. 230 Lambton Quay. Tel. 159!!.*