FOR WOMEN.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17934, 30 October 1918, Page 3

FOR WOMEN.

NEWS AND NOTES. Mrs Egertoa Reid is staying at Warner's. Mrs Q. L. Rutherford (Macdonald Downs) is m town. Mrs David Collins has returned from a holiday spent at Hanmer. Mr and Mrs Turnbull have returned to Christchurch from the North Island. Mrs Hayhurst has returned to Temuka after a holiday spent in Christchurch. Mrs B. Shephard has returned to Timaru after a few days spent in Christchurch. Dr and Mrs Barnett (Palmerston North) left Christchurch for their home last evening. Mrs White-Parsons (Dunedin) motored back to Dunedin yesterday with Mr Cyril White-Parsons. Mrs H. Quane and Miss Joan Quane returned to Christchurch yesterday after several months spent in. Australia. Mr and Mrs J. E. Armstrong (Dun-, edin) arrived in Christchurch. on Monday night, and are staying at the Hotel Federal. Mr and Bliss Lewis (Hawke's Bay) left for the north last evening after a long holiday spent in the South Island. Mrs Bernard Wood returned to Christchurch yesterday from Wellington, where she has been staying with Sir Joseph and Lady Ward. Miss Emily Dunham (Sydenham) haa returned after an extended stay in Sydney and South Australia. The engagement, is' announced of Miss Dorothy M'Clatchie, Christchurch, to Dr James Doyle, Melbourne. The musical public of Christchurch will be interested in the debut of Misa Stella Murray, which is to take place at the Choral Hall on Thursday evening. Miss Murray has chosen an interesting programme of songs, and she will be assisted by Mr Charles Schilsky, the violinist, and by Miss Muriel Little, at the piano. Mr A. Worsley will preside at the organ. Miss Stella Murray is a gifted singer, and has a wonderfully rich voice. Chloro-Mcnthene is now being sprayed throughout " Everybody's " Theatre with great success and comfort to the audience, as a preventive of influenza. It is refreshing, and has a clean, pungent odour that leaves no cloying, stale smell behind, and at the same time is a very powerful germicide. This method has the endorsement of a leading physician of this city. Procurable at Cook and Boss. Ltd. Price Is Cd.

Ballantyne's have received svuppJies of Frozoclone, an invaluable and easily-applied remedy for headaches. Frozoclone is, solid eau-de-cologne, put ,np in a convenient and attractive 'way for carrying in pocket or handbag. It is very fragrant and can bo used as h ; moiling bottle and as perfume, whilst its use in a heated atmosphere or \\hen travelling or motoring is most relieshing and beneficial. Price 4s 6cl, at Ballantyne's. X ST JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE. . A most enjoyable day was spent on Monday by the officers of the Divisions of St Jtflin Ambulance Brigade, who were entertained by Captain M'Kinney and the officers of his company at a field day held in the Kaiapoi Domain. A programme of manoeuvres and sports was gone through, the various sections of the company competing for a challenge cup. The different events were ;eenly contested and provided an excellent entertainment lor the visitors. A tasty luncheon was provided, and during the afternoon tea was served. At the close of the day Air H. Thomas, District Superintendent of the Brigade, thanked Captain M'Kinney and his staff for the pleasant and instructive day's outing.