LONDON PERSONALS
(From "The Post's" Representative.)
LONDON, January 30.
-..Mrs. C. H. Moore (Mastertoh),,who; has been visiting her.■parents,;Mr.::and Mrs.: Gordon^ Eliott;;: of jFeilding.^ooined.Mr. .Moore afc: Colombo, and ;. together they, came"to England, on.leave. They - have;-bought -. a-car:::.andrintend touring 'England , and* Scotland:' during the,.coming months, and, as far as.they know, they will return; j via, the ' IFar East in:about eight" months' time.;:;r;
Mr. and Mr-s. W. R. C. Oswin (Wellington) .arrived shortly before. Christmas, accompanied by Miss S. Therle Oswin. They spent the holiday season with friends in Wolverhampton v Since then' Mr. Oswin has been constantly in the City at the office of his London brokers, engaged on' Stock Exchange matters, and he will be.so engaged up to the end'of February, when he, with Mrs. Oswin, will leave for New Zealand via Melbourne and" Sydney. Wellington should be reached on' April 19. Miss Therle Oswin,. who ■is studying music in London, ■ has obtained, her A.R.C.M. Her first recital/will take place at the Royal Academy of :'Music on, February 20. • . . . ': Mr. and Mrs. M. .Dennehy- (Wellington) are making Nice their headquarters for a Riviera visit.-They are much enjoying their stay and the weather is very mild. Visits will' be- paid to Cannes and Monte Carlo, and. the Italian Riviera .will be toured-''before Mr. and Mfs. Dennehy return to London. , :
Have you seen the' little handbag balls made to contain an emergency supply of face cream or powder? They are about the size of a large marble and unscrew so that they come in halves, the top"- half being coloured in red, or some other bright colour, and the lower half in cream.
Let's begin with faces first. . i Your complexion is drab, wrinkled,! blemished? Defies all attempts to' beautify it with cosmetics? Then get! rid of it. Beneath this unlovely outer' skin lies a fresh, youthful complexion.' waiting to be revealed. What can you do about it? ' Just get an ounce or two of .Merco-, lised Wax from your chemist and ap-] ply this wax nightly instead of-your, usual. creams. While you sleep this! oxygenated wax gently and impercept-i ibly absorbs the discoloured, unbeauti-; ful outer, tissue, jevealing in its place, a fresh, youthful skin. A brief. ten-day treatment will suf*1 fi.ee to convince you that.this js.the, beauty.treatment you>have' been .wait-! ing for, it awakes that sleeping beauty.;
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 50, 1 March 1937, Page 14
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385LONDON PERSONALS Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 50, 1 March 1937, Page 14
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