SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8179, 22 July 1912, Page 5

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

; Miss Goring, from London, is a guest iat Government House.

Mrs Balgety returned to Christchurch on Friday.

Mrs Tregear has returned from a visit to Blenheim.

Captain Gilbert Hamilton and Mrs Hamilton, Mr Martin Kennedy and Miss Stacia Kennedy, Miss Dora Bo6th (Nelaon), and Mrs C. Rattray, - and Mrs Bridgeman (Dunedin) -were among the passengers to Sydney last Friday, Saturday provided a much finer day at Trentham than was expected , by those in town, there being little wind and no ram, and gleams of Sunshine during the earlier part of the day; consequently those ladies who ventured out were rewarded with a good day s sport. Lord and Lady Islington attended, the latter wearing a coat and skirt of grey cloth, with a black velvet hat simply trimmed with a band oi Oriental embroidery. The dressing, of course, was of the coat and skirt, or heavy long coat variety. All those who possess fur coats wore them/ and some magnificent fur stoles and muffs were to be seen. Among those present were Miss Harcourt (in a dark blue costume). General and Mrs Godley, Mrs Eawson, Mrs K. Duncan, Mrs Walter Johnstone, Mrs Williamson (Palmerston North), Mrs Hume (Wairarapa), Mrs Bridge, Mrs Chilman, Mrs A. Duncan (in a long coat of seal musquash), Mrs C. H. Johnstone, Mrs Da Trobe, Miss Roberts (Dunedin), Miss Clifford, Mrs John Abbott. Mrs A. Williams, Mrs Harris (in a full length' coat of grey squirrel, and hat to match), Mrs C. B. Bussell and Miss Bussell, Mrs and Miss Jones, Miss Cleghom, Mrs C. Tringham, Mrs E. Blundell Mrs Digges Smith, Mrs Moorhouse, Mrs Stafford. Mrs String (Palmerston North), Mrs and Miss Handel, Mrs Watkins, Mrs J. Duthie, Mrs W. Turnbull, Mrs Goring Johnstone, Mrs Kebbell. Miss Fenwick (Dunedin).

Miss Milsom lias always secured the very latest and most exclusive methods for the treatment of hair, face, and skin. Worst cases of Dandruff guaranteed certain cure. For the skin "Onltene" (reg.), tho unsurpassed skin food, smooths out wrinkles, softens and tones the coarsest skin, cures blackheads and large pores. Shampooing (latest Parisian hair-drier). Face Massage (Denmark), Electrolysis (permanent and painless). Hairdressing taught. Hair work, every description. Personal attention Strictly confidential. Miss Milsom. King's Chambers, opposite Stewart Dawson’s, Willis street, Wellington. Telephone 814. • ELECTROLYSIS. Electrolysis- the only permanent cure for superfluous hair, is skilfully performed hv Mrs Bolleston, who holds a - diploma obtained in Boston. TJ.S.A., also excellent medical testimonials. Consultation free, and strictly private. 256, Lambton quay, opposite Economic. • Tho Kelburne Tea Kiosk has been leonened under the management of tho ifisses Plummer (late of Broadways, Christchnrch, and Kirkcaldie and Stains, Wellington). Go there for morning tea, afternoon tea. high tea. and supper. Special terms for private teas ’and receptions.— Advt. Weddings, beautiful Shower Bouquets, Posies. Baskets. Empire Staffs. Crooks, etc artistically designed and forwarded to any part of the Dominion by Mrs Murray, Vice-Eegal Florist, 36. Willis street. • BTJPEEFLUOTTS HA lE. Superfluous hair destroyed by "Suama” (reg.). A guarantee given with each case undertaken. See testimonials and letters. Mrs Hnllen (over Economic), Lambton quay. 'Phono 1047. ... y (Testimonial.) Ponsonby, Auckland, Kay sth. 1911. Dear Mrs Hnllen,—Owing to sickness I have not been able to write sooner to tell you of the wonders “Eusma" has done for me. To say it does aU that is claimed for it would he too mild a term, as in any case it removed an unsightly growth on the face in one application. Enclosed please find cheque for three boxes for some friends who need it badly. Original copy of above can be seen at my address. *