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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 75, 26 September 1927, Page 13

The Key. W. H. S. Hewett,'rector of Stanniore, is responsible for the idea of holding an open-air Confirmation for-bed-Tidden child patients. It. was a scene of very poignant beauty, in the garden of thsßoyal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore, when the Bishop of London performed this ceremony (says a London writer). A temporary altar was created on the*lawn, j under the shade t>f the great, ancient! oak trees, and the beds of the patients wore brought out and placed about it. All the patients who could walk were present at the service, and also the staff: of the hospital. The. girl candidates, wore the usual, white Confirmation veils, and the bishop passed from bed to' bed, laying his hands on their heads, and repeating the ancient formula, "Defend, O Lord, this, Thy servant, With Thy heavenly grace.'? . The sky was dull during the service, but towards the end there was a. glorious burst of sunshine that seemed.a heavenly benediction , npon tho whole Ceremony. The impressiveness and beauty of the scene was unforgettable. There stood the bishop before the'altar, in his full canonical robes of gleaming white and gold, with' his mitra and his pastoral staff, and the chanting choir around him, and then—a sudden burst of light from heaven. Most beautiful of all £ot the children was. the. smile •with which the bishop greeted each little sufferer in turn.' -^ Miss Freda Sternberg, tho well-known ; Australian and English journalist, has just gone to Oontrexeville: for- a ."rest after ; the strenuous London season (writes a London correspondent). She is staying with Miss Is.abel Eamsay ■ (Madame Foa); at the French health' resort. Later they intend visiting, a , number of European cities, Vienna,; Prague, Munich, Salzburg, arid Berlin, before Miss Sternberg returns to Lou- j don for a fortnight's stay. Miss' Sternberg then, starts ion a world tour i of the Empire, and will, in due course.' record her impressions, in a book. Inthe meantime she will carry out a num- i ber of commissions for journals in England, Australia, and America. She leaves in October for South Africa, and will, go right to the north of Bhodesia, and will then take British East Africa. She will cross to Karachi and, if time permits, will go up the Euphrates ■ to Bagdad. Miss Sternberg will then tout India on her way to Austrelia and New Zealand. She will be remembered in the latter country, which she visited in connection with the lecturing -tour of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and again with 'Mr. Alexander Watson.Miss Samson, Customhouse quay.— Just opened, a new shipment-of afternoon and evening gowns. Three-piece sports suits, specially chosen by Miss Samson in London.-—Advt. '.■':-.. . ..: Flowers for invalids. Posies of Fragrant Flowers bring cheer and happiness to the sick room. Miss Murray. Vice-Regal Floriste, 36, "Willis street.— Advt. Ladies who have haa their hair permanently waved by. ordinary methods aro pleasantly surprised at the soft suppleness of the Eugene wave by the now steam process. The gentle persuasion of the hair by harmless sioam demand!' no sacrifice of the hair's natural softness, silkiness, or sheen. In the capable and experienced hands of our Adele Piesso, a beautiful wave is- assured Stamford, and Co., Ltd., 68, Willis street, and at Auckland. -Telephone 44----745.—Advt. • ' ; ':--.-.

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