WOMEN IN PRINT.

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 11, 13 July 1927, Page 15

WOMEN IN PRINT.

Mr. and airs. A. G. Tesehemaker, Marlborough, are guests of Mrs. Geoffrey Goodwin, Lower Hutt. . Miss Weld and Mias Grcig, Marlborough, arrive to-day to be the guests of Mrs. J. S. Elliott, Wellington. Mis 3 Mary Tripe, Eketahuna, is arriving in town for tho week's gaieties. | Miss Betty Shields, Hawkes Bay, is j a visitor to Wellington at present. Mrs. W. M. Jackson, Wellington, is a visitor to Ormondville. Colonel and Mies Rachacl Powles, Palmerston North, aro arriving in town for the week. Mrs. Peters, Christchurch, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Vincent Ward Heretaunga. Mr L and Mrs. P; J. Nathan, Palinerston North, are visiting Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Hodgson, Lower Hutt, and Miss R. 8. Methven have returned from the. South. The engagement is announced of Gwendoline, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Day, of New Plymouth, to Harry Wilson, second son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Lattey, Wellington. On : behalf of St. Mary's Homes, Karori, Mrs. G. A. Hart, of 24, Hatton street, will take a "cake morning" on Friday, 15th July, from 10 a.m. to 12.30, at Mr. Harcourt's auction rooms. Miss Robertson, of Edinburgh, who has been visiting Wellington as part of her tour in New Zealand, and has made many friends, left to-day for Palmerston North. ■ The Wellington Presbytery last evening passed a resolution expressing regret at the death of Mrs. T. P. Mills, of appreciation of Her long services to the church, also of sympathy with her relatives in their bereavement. Invitations Issued. Lady Rhodes, Lady Poniarc, Mrs. Nosworthy, Miss Stewart, Mesdames Anderson, Bollard, Hawken, Rolleston, Young, Wright, and Williams have issued invitations for an "at home" in the^Old Legislative Council Chamber, to take place at 3.30 p.m. on Friday 22nd July. y> ,Mra. Sprott has issued invltatiqns for members of tho Mothers' Union for a tea party to bo held at St. Thomas's Schoolroom, on ; Tuesday, 19th July, when Her Excellency Lady Alice Forgusson has consented to bo present. A Wedding. A wedding in which uiuny friends will be interested was celebrated yesterday afternoon as • "Phurlby," 67. Old Karori road, the homo of tho bride's sister, Mrs. P. J. Nathan, when Miss Edith Arndt, eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. 11. Arndt, of Phurlby Domain, Otago, was married to Mr. Reginald R; Davis, of Palmerston North. The Roy. J. Pitkowsky performed the cereiiionyj which took place in the drawing-room. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Nathan were sponsors for the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Nathan (Palmerston North) acted for the bridegroom. The bride woro her traveling frock, a grey costume, and small hat to match. Mrs. P. J. Nathan wore black and gold. After tho ceremony afternoon tea was Berved, and lator tho bride and bridegroom left by car for a tour. Only relatives and a few intimato friends were present at the. wedding' ceremony, -including' Mrs R. J; Scddon, Mrs. Frank Hay,' Dr •and- Mrs. Morice, Dr. and Mrs. Bowerbank, Mrs. and Miss' R. Joseph, Mrs. Joseph Joseph, Mrs. M. Myers, Mr. M Cohen (Palmerston North), Mr. L Manoy (Motueka), Mr. D. Davis, Mrs. and Ml? B- r Arnd*. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph, Dr and Mrs. Hislop/Mrs. Eichclbaum, Miss Magmmty, Mrs.- Mitford, Dr. Mitford ' and Dr, and Mrs. Cohen

At the AJelphi Cabaret.

A.pleasant conclusion to the. first ?£ y a \V5 c*e* waß the ba» held at tho Adolphi Cabaret in honour of race week whon special decorations wero added, and good music was provided Lycopodium, roses, coloured lichts massed balloons, and handsome tubs of trocs and conservatory plants wore nil used moat artistically, tho general oftect being excellent. Supper was served at long tables' in tho supper room, the docorations being.--of yellow narcissi and maidonhair fern: Tho ballrooms were cleared of the usual chairs and tables, the lounge was spocially arranged, and aU arrangements made for the enjoyable evening which, ensued -Therowere many charming frocks worn, those of gold and silver tissuo, and others of artistically shaded sequins being among the most striking. a number of the latter were, handsome patterned in large dosigns, and wore tho subject of much admiration. Alao a feature wore the many handsome wraps worn, tho Spanish shawls beine particularly noticeable. Among the guesti were Meidamen Rolleston, GaeeWilhamg, Litchfield, Tartakover,' Stout, ?- lli, H-T KirkS ttldie ' G- Nathan, s! •Biddler, Levy, Myers, R. Buckleton, m Myers, G. Hutehinson, L. K. Harrison Misses Dalziell,.L. Dyer, M. Morice t ylr D"ncau ' M. Findlay, S. Clayton '?' ac\ a/> M- tinier, H. Watson, J Leckio, M. Ellison, G. Booth, L. Morice, D. Hadfield, J. Norton, H. Whvtc and many-others.. y '

Protection Society Meeting. f> -T. h.° u| ua? Mooting of the Committee of_ the Society for the Protection of women and Children was hold on Friday. Many, coses of distress caused by want of work havr come under tho society's notice recent ly, particularly among women who aro unable to find either day or permanent work The.following subscriptions and donations were received with thanks •- Mesdames Brandon, Tilly, Dr Havtv Messrs. Wolland, Midlano Bros., D V. 1' virtue and Co., Joues and Co., Wollin" ton Bread Co., N.Z. Express Co % each; Miss Barry, Gs; Mrs. Dowmv Messrs. V. Jensen, % and W. Young, T Ballanger, C. B. Kline, Thompson, Lew, and Co., Ellis and Manton, Ltd., IV each; P. Hayman and Co., 10s 6d; Mr A*d£ ll on ' SI) Dame Christina Ma* sey, C.8.E., £ll S j K.F.8., £5 ss.

St. Augustine's Oirl Guides,

St. Augustine's Company Girl Guidr held a parents' night recently. A vcigood: programme had been arranged 1. the officers, which consisted of compel tions and items by the Guides. Durin the evening the Gower Cup was iip: sented. to the Clover Patrol for havin secured tho highest number of marl; for the past six mouths. Leader Mon: Pointon was the recipient of a pri^ from the donor of the cup. The Ros Patrol wfts second, being only ,-i very few marks behind the winner. Lcadi'* Ada Clymer was presented with a prizdonated by Miss E. M. Scaly. Thepresi dent, Rev. F. G. Ramson, made a presentation from tho company to MisModhurst, who has recently resigned from position of cafoain. Miss Mcd hurst has been of grtat assistance in the formation of the company. A presentation was inadc to the 'secretary, Mrs. J. M. Gower, from the Parents' Committee. Several second-class badge's, were also presented.

Answer to Correspondent.

In reply to "Ignorant," it depends whether you arc usually on visiting terms, but, in any case, it is a courtesy to leave n card after a, pleasant and appreciated entertainmcat.