FOR WOMEN.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18116, 5 June 1919, Page 3

FOR WOMEN.

■ NEWS AND NOTES, Mrs David Caselberg (Mastorton) is in town. . Mr and Mrs H- G. Blythe (Kaituna) arc in town. Mr and Mrs J. H. Elisor and Miss Ensor are in town. Mrs L. M. Wilson has moved into a house in Papanui Road. Mr and Mrs I>. E. Tyler (Dunedin) are staying at the Clarendon. Mr and Mrs Charles Murray (Blenheim) are visiting Christchurch. ' Mr and Mrs W. Kennedy (Ashburton) are staying at the Clarendon. Mr and Mrs Edgar Duncan (St Clair. Dunedin) are staying m Christchurch

Mr J Spoirs and Miss Speirs are *isiting Mrs R. E. WoruaU, Amberky.

Airs Robert Latter (Barry’s Bay) returned to her home yesterday alter a stay in town. -

Miss Ella Helmore and Miss Sylvia Vv'estenra are the guests , of All s Rattray, Dunedin. Miss Nesta- Mason and Miss Lola Mason left Christchurch on Tuesday evening for tho North Island. Airs Hannan and .Miss Iv- Hannan (Greymouth) arrived in Christchurch from tho West Coast on Tuesday, and are staying at the United bervice. Mr and Mrs Hamish M’Jican and family, Mount llutt, Metliven, M R. A Horne, Christchurch, and Mi an* Mrs Bussell, Amberley, are staying at Ilfracombe, Akaroa. The wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church, Kaiapei yesterday af; temoon, of Miss Jessw Ml, young est daughter of the late Mr i. M r au, and Private John Shaw, son of Mrs and the late Mr James E. Shaw, of Beach Road, Kaiapoi., Tho Canterbury Rowing ■ QjJ “J 11 * which was to liaye been held this evening in the Art Gallery, has been postponed to a future day, out of espect for the memory ot the late Mrs p i. Cowlishaw,. wife of the piesident of the club. The Christchurch division of the Joan Ambulance Brigade held its iortmghtly meeting on Tuesday evening, LL Mills presiding. The Lady Corps superintendent gave am instiuctive ad tiiess on “ Inflammation, _ and the treatment. Miss Munro having resigned as inspector of stores, Mrs Bishop elected to tho position.

The sale held yesterday In the Square by a committee of ladies in aid of funds for tho Nurse Maude District Association was most successful, and proved tii at the publio realise what they owe te this fine body of workers under Nurse Maude’s supervision. iko flowers, cakes, sweets and produce made a brave display, and attracted a st earn of customers from am early ‘hour. ~ , „ T he death occurred suddenly on Tuesday evening of Mrs Frank Cowlishaw, SW the cause bemg heart failure. Although Mrs Cowlisiiaw had not a strong constitution, her death was unexpected. She had been about as usual until Tuesday evenmg. Mrs Cowlishaw was a Miss Marriett Watson, daughter of M*) 8 atson, Cranmer Square, and sister of Mr Mar rintt Watson, the novelist. Mrs Cowlihnw had a particulariy bright dispositun and much sympathy will be felt for her husband and her two sons, Mr Wynne Cowlishaw and Master Jame ? Cowlishaw, as well as her mother and The Christchurch Musical Society has received a letter from Mdlle- Dolores expressing her deep appreciation or their kindnesses to her, and her re n-ret that owing to an extra corice sire was not able to he present aj the f combined practice.. In thanking tne S™ te tU bouquet °f savs: “ The flowers fade, but the mem orv will always remain fresh in m, heart.” .

Again a fresh new consignment ot dainty Evening Frocks _at Armstrongs just received from London. .

Ballantyne’s have opened new_ supplies of the famous Moray Toilet Goods, including. Perfumes, Face .and Dusting Powders, and Bath Salts. Ihe toilet preparations manufactured by Moray Freres are of the highest standard of. quality, and for one’s own personn! uso or as ft gift the Morny Spoc.nlities will give every satisfaction. JMorny perfumes are truly exquisite, n'ld are priced from 6s lid to 27s' 6a in th'e daintiest of bottles and cases. X WEDDING. GORTON—DALGETY. Tho small parish cnurcn of St Mini's,. nun-slnuous, which was beauuxuny uecoratea with a profusion 01 pure white ouiysanthemums, was the taceue oi a very picturesque weaning ywoteruay afternoon, wnen iViajor rreueriek Gorton, son of Mrs J. Gorton, -Waiau, was married to Miss Dorotny Violet Dttlgety, only daughter 01 Mr and Mrs C. G. Daigety, \v aitikiri, Marshlands. The Rev T. M. Curnow omciated. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, by whom she was given away, looked very charming in an exquisite gown of white charmeuse and an, on, fashioned tunic wise, the sleeves being of lace, the bodice perfectly plain except for a tiny, edging of crystal beads on the round , yoiie, and the skirt having a graceful overdress of white ninon, bordered with white fur, which fell to the hem. A ' chaplet of silver laurel leaves secured the magnificent rose point laoe veil, on heirloom belonging to the bridegroom’s mother. She carried a pink and white bouquet. Miss Jessie Kill attended as chief bridesmaid, and two little cousins of the bride, Marjorie Statham and. Violet Burnett, were also bridesmaids. They made a very effective wedding group in the palest lemon yellow crepe-de-chine frocks, the elder bridesmaid's dress being embroidered with turquoise beads and velvet, having a graceful aocordeon pleated skirt, anci the younger bridesmaids having quaint corslet bodices entirely of turquoise blue velvet. . Tlieir gold shoes, edgareoloured velour hats and golden brown chrysanthemum bouquets, harmonised most artistically. The groomsmen were Corporal Roger Gorton (brother pf the bridegroom), Corporal K. Henderson and Naval Lieutenant H. V. Harris. After the cpremony a reception was held at Waitikiri. Mrs Daigety received the guests in a dark jade-green velour cloth cojjjjt and skirt and a black hat- with jade -ospreys, Mrs Gorton, mother of the bridegroom, wore a peacock blue cot and skirt, and black hat, Mrs BurnOtt (grandmother of tho bride) was handsomely dressed in mole coloured costume and bat, Mrs C. It. Statham was in green with a black hat, Miss Olive Burnett wore a navy costume" and black and white hatter’s plush hat, and Miss Gorton wore a grey check costume and hat. Those present included Mr Burnett (grandfather or the bride), Mr and Mrs Beauchamp Lane, Mr C: E- Statham,. Mr and Mrs 0. Murray Aynsley, Mr and Mrs IV. H. .Norton, Mr and Mrs Donald Dobson, Misses Rose and Laura labarb, . Mrs Tobin, Miss Norah Tobin Mr and Mrs Walter Clifford, Miss June Clifford, Mr and Mrs C 4. Gould, Mrs Roger Gould, Mrs Stronach, Miss Rose> Perry, Miss Loma Harper, Mr and Mrs L. Cole, Mrs Hill. Miss Billy Hill, Mrs Gerald Stead, Miss A. Gorton and Mr H. Burnett. , , The bride left for her honeymoon ■wearing a navy costume with fawn trimming and a rose pink velour cloth hat with coloured embrei»sn«s< a jOUmtlaUl