THE SOCIAL ROUND

Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 2051, 10 September 1920, Page 4

THE SOCIAL ROUND

Mr ami Mrs D. Howden (Wyndham) are staving at the.Clarendon. lsr and Mrs Win. Taylor (Dunedin) left for the north last night after a short stay in Christclftireh. Mr and Mrs E. Staekhouse and Miss L. Petrie (Waiau) are amongst the guests at the United Service. Dr aud Mrs H. Lindo Ferguson returned to Drfnedin yesterday, after a visit to Australia, where Dr Ferguson attended the recent Medical Congress. The Selwyn Nursing Division met in the Brigade Rooms. Worcester Street. Mrs H. H. Smith being in charge. New members were given practice in roller bandaging, while the remainder of the division were exercised in bed-making and in transport. Mr Beoeonsall instructed the Mass in drill, after which the Lady Corps Superintendent went through a recent first-aid test showing correct and in<-orred methods of

answering. Mrs J. E. Austin gave a very enjoyable morning tea to-day. at the Beresford Tea Rooms, to enable the friends of Mrs D. Crozier and Miss Broadway to say au revoir to them, prior to their departure for America. The long table was most charmingly decorated with pale blue irises and small Hat bowls of violets, single violets also being scattered over the cloth with dainty effect. . About a dozen friends were present, and the guests of honour were wished the pleasantest of trips and the safest of returns before the gathering dispersed. While H.M.S. Renown was in Sydney, the engagement was announced of MiDaniel .1. Enright. D.S.O, and bar, commissioned gunner, R.X. eldest son of the late John Enright and Mrs EnTight, of Sydenham House. Brockhurst, Gosport, Hants, and Emily Murray, youngest daughter of the late J. G. Murray and Mrs Murray, of Cashmere Hills, Christchurch. Miss Murray is an ardent war worker in her home town. Mr Enright has seen considerable war . service. He was in command of H.M.T.B. 91 from 1914 to 1918, was mentioned in dispatches, awarded the D.S.C., and received the thanks of both British and French Adnvralty. During 1919 he served on the staff of the Senior Naval Officer on the River Dwina, in ■-' "North Russia, and was awauled a bar to the D.S.C. The attention of ladies is directed to the remarkable sample-line value in Blouses and Skirts now offering at ''The Economic." Fuller details appear in an accompanying advertisement. The opportunity to secure new season 's goods at such advantageous prices is indeed rare. "The Economic," Manchester Street (opposite Hey wood's). .11