A MUSICAL AFTERNOON

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 301, 16 September 1936, Page 4

A MUSICAL AFTERNOON

A particularly pleasant afternoon was spent yesterday, when Mrs. G. A. Bucklin gathered a number of her friends together at her home, Rawhiti Terrace, for music and tea. Mrs. Bucklin received in a smart gown of blackberry crepe satin. The drawing-room was decorated with japonica, daffodils and grape hyacinths, in pleasant blending with the blue and gold of the furnishings, and here the guests listened to the vocal ad inst.rumetal items with great enjoyment. Tea was served in the dining-room, and here the table was decorated with mixed flowers in bowls, a silver candelabra alight with candles holding pride of place, while cheery fires added to the atmosphere of Informality and added to the pleasure of the afternoon. TREATMENT FOR ANAEMIA. It Is the mineral content In Thyrodone that, in the opinion of medical men, makes Thyrodone so valuable In anaemia cases. Thyrodone has been proved to be indisputably superior to liver extract in the treatment of pernicious and secondary anaemia. Ask C. H. Perrett, E. T. Saunders Ltd., U.F.S. Dispensary or other chemists for Thyrodone Booklet, which will explain why. It is Free. —Advt