PARTY FOR BRIDE

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 584, 9 February 1929, Page 20

PARTY FOR BRIDE

A delightful tea party was given in honour of Miss Margaret Harbutt, whose marriage took place to-day, by Mrs. J. Shackelford and Mrs. W. M. Passmore at the Tudor Tea Rooms on Thursday afternoon. Miss Harbutt was wearing an attractive frock of black taffeta with sleeves of rose patterned ninon and panels of the same material inset under open embroidery at the waistline. Mrs. Passmore's frock of black and white figured crepe de chine was worn with a black bangkok hat and a skunk stole. Mrs. Shackelford wore a navy blue frock of mariette with a close-fitting cherry-coloured hat and white fox furs. Mrs. Harbutt was wearing an ensemble of platinum blue crepella, with a hat to tone. The other guests included: Mrs. F. Winstone, Mrs. Roulston. Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Young, Misses Harbutt, A. Bell, E. Matthews, R. Whitley, and V. Roulston. ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Queen Lois, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. \y. H. Kim her, of Manure wa, to Frederick Herbert, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Hand, also of Manure wa. sfc * * The engagement is announced of Adria Dennis, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Nicholas, of Valley Road, Mount Eden, to James Renshaw. elder son of the late Mr. James Drum* mond, of Marine Parade, Herne Bay. “K.PLIFE SALT REFRESHING AND BENEFICIAL One of the most delightful beverages one could drink in the present warm weather, and one that is both refreshing and health restoring is “K.P. salt,” which is prepared in Dunedin at the laboratories of Kemptborne, Prosser and Co’s New Zealand Drug Company, Ltd. This excellent preparation conveys to the system the cleansing and purifying -properties of citrus fruits. K serves many purposes. In hot> close weather, Life Salt cools the blood, refreshes the body, and assists in removing the sense of lassitude and nervous irritability or exhaustion so often experienced. It acts as a “pick-me-up» and forms a most soothing and enjoyable beverage. K.P. Life Salt is pleasant and refreshing in all weathers. It will be found exceedingly valuable in purifying the blood and cooling the system, thus preventing those disagreeable eruptions and pimples so common W many at the change of the seasons. For the relief of headache and all WUojjJ disorders it will be found y er > beneficial, acting as a mild aperient and also on the liver and kidneys, j® febrile complaints it may be given wito great advantage, allaying the fever an proving a most refreshing beverage, and for these reasons can be strongly recommended to all travellers v * Bl ~J lJthe tropics, and in hot weather in tn country-.