SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2114, 3 April 1914, Page 2

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. and Miss Herman have returned to Christchurch from their visit- to Wei" iington. Mr. and Mrs. Scad-Onn iug returned to Christchurch oa Tuesday from Wellington, » Nurse L. Barker leaves for England on April 23. by tho Atheme. A concert party, consisting of Mcsdames Schoch, Wiggs, Gardiner, Orchard, Misses Gaston (2), Ferguson, Messrs. Pliipps, Baker, fion, Moirs, visited, the Porirua Hospitals and gave an. cftlcr* tainment, which was much enjoyed by tho patients. Miss Carroll playe<3>t! e accompaniments. Tho Pioneer Club entertains Miss Pullcn Burry this evening, ami it is expected that the guest- of the evening j may speak about lifo in Canada. An 'interesting evening may be looked for. ,slrs. H. E. White arrived ,in Wellington from Auckland on Wednesday, and is staying at tho Uov'al Oak. Miss C. Murdoch has returned Eb Wellington from a visit to Hawera and Wanganui. , - Tbo Port Nicholson Yacht Club is giv* ing a series of dances oil every alternate Tuesday in the New Century Hail. Tho first is to be held oil April 14. .The chaperones are M<?stla.mes Aslim, Cookfi, and Goider, and tile committee Cofisuts of Mesdames Millman, Hough, Misses Rohloff, Jackson, Hall, Rough, Messrs. H. Chisholin, F. Cooke, <f. .Forbes, I. SloiEhtholme, S.' Smith, 11. Edla-nd, and R. ,Ward. Tho engagement is announced of Miss Mary Bradley, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, Htjhsan Street, to* Mr. R. A. Patterson, of tho Government Architect's staff. Saturday will bo. visitors' 'day -at the Wellington Tennis Club's courts. Tho handicap finals are to bo played off, and the presentation of trophies will be mado at the end of tho afternoon. The first of Miss Jiorlase's assemblies for the winter is- to be held in the Goring Street Hal] oft Friday, April '7. The committee is comprised of Misses Brice, Peat, Macl&urin, Pope, Sheium, Rout, M. Rapley, L. do l.aiitour, P. Spencer, F. Wilson s -aud'O. Fishflr. There is no lack of chaperones Oh- tho list. Mrs. M'Rae Peacock (Hawko's Bay) 'is visiting Christchurch. Miss. Aitken, who-has been staying with Mrs. Pattie Izett in Wangamii, has returned to Christohitreh..

Tho Prime Minister, wlw was one <if tho speakers >ai the spelling of tlift Booth Memorial College yostei'day afternoon, was accompanied by Jlr». Massey and Miss Massey, ttiuj atncmg others wlio wero present, were: Sirs. IT, D. Bell, Mrs. F. M- B. Fisher, the Hon. W. jraser and Miss I'Vasr-r, Lady Stoat, Miss Pullen Burry, the Mayor (Mr. J. P. Luke) and Mrs. Imlco, Miss Luke, Sir John and Lady Fihdkv, Mrs. M. A. Williams, Mrs. Hahen, Mrs. Trine, Mrs, Mitford, the Liitke, M.L.O.j and Mrs. Luke, : '£)r;<iG'ibk Before applying any hair tonic, it is advisable to. have treatment; few. the scali)— if only one—to stiniuk.to"fb& circulation and revive the life of the hair follicles, thus effecting immediate-results, It a-I-BW-serves to teach ladies how to maSsagft and to care for their-, hair. Mrs. SottestMi, Hair Specialist, Lambton Qtmy.*