CHRISTMAS PARTIES

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 65, 10 December 1930, Page 4

CHRISTMAS PARTIES

Both children and adults were entertained by the Radiant Health Club on Saturday last. In the afternoon the children had a happy time in the Caledonian Hall. After playing games the pupils of Miss Hazel Martin and Miss Marjorie Buckeridge entertained the kiddies, and then Father Christmas entered by the chimney (specially designed by Mrs. Bert Rose) and brought toys as presents for each child, the occasion being acclaimed with shouts of joy. The children had a competition of hats (of which Geary donated a number), and Mrs. McLean and Mrs. Ritchie gave prizes for the best, those chosen being “Radiant Health,” “Tulip,” “Depression,” and an “Aeroplane.” Mrs. Bennett and her daughters donated a number of toys. In the evening the parents spent. a happy time in the Jewish Ladies’ Club room. Items were given by Mrs. R. T. McLean, Miss Olive Bennett and Mr. J. N. Ritchie. STALE FOOD DANGER. HOME REFRIGERATION MEANS SAFETY. Public health regulations safeguard your foods until you purchase them. Then the responsibility is yours. Are your home storage methods up to public health, standards? They should be, for the, sake of your family’s welfare. Install the ideal food-storage cupboard—Frigidalre. With Its constant temperatures below 50 degrees—maintained automatically by electricity—you can keep milk, meat, fish, and other foods fresh for days. A demonstration will interest you—visit the Frigidalre Showroom, Barrett’s Hotel Building, Lambton Quay (opposite Bank of New Zealand), John Chambers & Son Ltd., Wellington.— Advt. Costume Jewellery In Chokers, Earrings, and Brooches, etc., to match frocks in all colours, at Lauchlans Ltd.. 7 Woodward Street, Courtenay Place, and at Wanganui.—Advt. Bouquets of distinction for the bride and her maids, in exclusive colouring and style to suit frocks. Miss Murray, iMJ.Willis Street,— Adyfe .