THE LADIES.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 170576, 6 August 1921, Page 4

THE LADIES.

(By ■‘Jean”)

Communications lor ibis column niuhT/ bo addressed “Joan, .Box , Timaru, arid posted so as to reach their destination not later than Thursday.

Their Excellencies the Governor-Gen-eral and Viscountess Jellicoe, the Hon. Lucy Jellicoe and Captains Curtis and Gouthey, are tho guests of. Alajor and Sirs Bond, Claremont, till AlomJay, when they leave l'or Christchurch. Mr anti Mrs J'. 1\ Newman, Aloaim, returned this week ironi aim. Ciiristdiiiirch. ... , Mrs 11. L. Or bell, Park Lane, js expected hack from Dunedin to-day. Miss Mary Maodonald, who was at Jil uccliffs, has returned to Christchurch'. Mr anil hits Percy Elworthy, Gordon’s Valiev, leave on Monday for Christchurch, where they will he ilia guests of Mrs George Hampton Rhodes, Elmwood, for Paco 'Week. Miss Dorothea Spinney, who was Lie guest of Mrs Bernard Tripp, Oncdtcm, left yesterday for Christchurch. Mrs Inman and her two little gins, Cattle Valley, are staying with -Mrs Wigley, Park Lane. Major and Mrs Pond leave on Monda v ior the Christchurch gaieties. Miss Hargreaves, who is with Mrs E. J. Lecren, Maori Hill, leaves ior Christchurch early next week. Airs Davidson, Jackson Street, returned on Saturday last from Christchurch,. . . Aliss Hind, Dunedin, is the guest of Airs Harris, Highliold. Aliss Collett, Waiiuat-o, is with Airs W. Thomas, North Street. The Alisses Brown (2), Ashburton, are the guests of Airs Cunningham, Tiighiield.

Aliss Shepherd, Christchurch, is tho guesli of Airs Aloseley, Alaori Hill. Air and Airs Ardagh and Aliss Alona Ardagh left on Tuesday for Christchurch'.

Air and Airs Alirams, who for some months have been at Beverley House, have gone into their house in Beverley llond.

Aliss Nan Ardagh is the guest of Airs Gilbert Hayhurst, Oamaru; sue leaves next week lor Christchurch. Aliss Alma Blackley, Haselburn, is staying with Mrs Cray, Seaview Terrace.

Airs Alears and Airs Eversleigh, Christchurch, who have been spending a lioliday at Tlie Bungalow, have returned north.

Airs and the Alisses Eamilton (2) who were also there, motored back to Oamaru on Thursday. Aliss Alice AlcLareu is the guest of her grandmother, Airs Cutten, the Hydro. Airs A. Boys left yesterday to attend the ladies football practice on Saturday at Richmond Park and lecture on hygiene and costume. After tho delightful performance of Aliss Dorothea Spinney on Eriday she iivas entertained at afternoon tea by the members of the Ladies’ Club. Air Robert Davie lias received word from Edinburgh that his son, Dr.. P. Cousin Davie, has gained his F.It.C.S. degree. Dr. Davie intends returning to New Zealand shortly. Air J. O. Coop, Little River, is staying at the Hydro; Air and Airs Dury, New Pork, who were also there have gone to Dunedin; All - and Aliss Mcre-dith-Kayo have returned to Christchurch; Air and Airs Aitken and Airs Leo Smith to Dunedin; Air Ackland to Dunedin ; Air 'Will Lawson, Wellington, left on Eriday for the south. A series of chamber concerts is being arranged in aid of St. Mary’s Guild. Tho first takes place in St- Mary's Schoolroom at 2.30 on Tuesday afternoon, August 23. A very delightful programme has been drawn up, and the performers will he well worth listening to. This Guild is noted for the excellence of its work, and lor the large sums of money it has nmsased, always in aid of church work and the furtherance of most worthy objects. Some of those present at the delightful concert given .. last week in the Theatre Royal by the three Cberniavsky Brothers included Air, Airs and Misses Giles, Aliss Robinson, Mrs and Aliss Svlvester, Air, Airs and Aliss Hope, Airs Alaitland, Rev. A. and Mrs Jiilms, Airs Bowen (Christchurch), Air and Mrs I Percy Elworthy, Air and Airs P. Vv . j Rule, Airs Guinness, Mr Rowland ; Guinness, Air and Airs Bennett, Aliss ’Agnes Buchanan, Air and Airs Arthur Rhodes, Air B. Thomas, Aliss Denis, Aliss Kathleen Young, Aliss Culverweil, Aliss Eord, Airs Alarshall, Airs Cradock, Airs H. Hall, Airs R. LI. Priest, Airs and Aliss lnglis, Airs V ashbourn, Airs English, Airs K. 11. English, Alisa Al. Hay, Air and Airs R. H. bmitb, Dr. Ulrich, Aliss Temple, Aliss Sluir.d, and pupils. Airs Or'oell, Aliss Orbell, Mr and Airs Leslie Orbell, Air Ingle, Airs J. S. Turnbull, Airs Paterson, Air and Airs Bailey, Airs and Aliss AlattUias, Air G. Aiatthias, Air and Airs Timaru Rhodes, Aliss Cargill, Air and Airs Clegg, Aliss Sutherland, Airs and Aliss Westmacott, Airs E. J. LeOren, Aliss Hargreaves, Air and Aliss Parker, and numerous others.

On Tuesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Percy Hlworthy invited the ‘'Springboks ’ and many others to their beautiful home at Gordon’s' Valley, and a very happy time was spent by the visitors, who enjoyed the drive out and afternoon tea and the pleasant welcome of their host and hostess.

For the first time the Mary .Raymond District .Nurse Committee is mailing an appeal to the public for assistance. It has been decided to hold a Street Collection Day on August 20, when ail those interested may help by contributing cakes, flowers, sweets, produce, etc. This will be within the range of everyone, and as the committee is badly Jn need of funds it is hoped that a generous response will be forthcoming. The receiving depot iwill he at Messrs Priest and Holdgate’s for the receipt of public offerings the day before and the morning of the street appeal. Few people realise sufficiently the benefit of tins organisation and the amount- of health and comfort accruing from such work. The relief brought to many households by the arrival of someone able to take charge, to direct, and to bring comfort to the sick is of inestimable value, and deserves the greatest assistance from one and ail. On Wednesday evening the Tiniaru, High School Old Roys’ Association held its annual hall in the Caroline Day Pavilion. The hall has never looked prettier nor been more charmingly decorated, the hanging baskets of ilowers and greenery, the blue and white streamers, (the Association’s colours) the cabbage trees on the stage, and the effect produced by the changes of coloured lighting left: nothing to he desired. The music supplied by Mr Havelock Williams’s Jazz Paud was a feature of the evening. Supper was held in' a. big marquee, and tlie side wings of the ball were arranged as drawing rooms. Some beautiful frocks were worn. Those present included: .Mr and .Mrs W. Thomas, Mr and Mrs Frank Raymond, Mr and Mrs W. D. Revell, Mr and Mrs Lindsay, .Mr and M rs- K. (1. Kerr, Mr and .Mrs O. K. Kerr, Or. and ..Mrs .I’averson, Minin! .Mrs .Ifrock, .Mr and .Mrs Dodge,

Mr and .Mrs Price, l)r. and Mrs Omni, Mrs Cordon Wood. Mr and .Mrs Freeman, .Mr and Mrs O’l.earv. .Mr and .Mrs Orecn, .Mrs K. Shaml, Mrs Fnglisli. Mr and Mrs William .Raymond, Mr and Mrs ,F. Ziosler, .Mrs Walter 'Raymond, .Mrs oahil.es. Mrs Marshall. Mr and -Mrs Cecil Wood, l)r. and Mrs Vssher. Misses K. Young, Clissold, Cotterill. I'lvans. Iflackler, 1). Cray, A. Wood, DoCren (2). Rigolt. M. Rickman, K. Hume, Simpson (2), Dine. .MeCaskill. Flannagnn. Motley, llarris (2). (find. Collett. Farrell, Crowe (2). Finlayson. Silvester, Meehan. ('mi n iiig--11:i ni .2). Donnelly (g). |{mw n (g) C\sli-

; Pinion). M a 111 lesou. Ardagp. Rridge j llnrdlry. Carden. Meeks (IM, Slew art ] Jlav Cra w ford, Fa milton Cj), Irwin

Blaekmore, Hart (2), Connolly, Sutherland, O’Le.vy, Torlesso, Bassett, Hm(2), Mclygowii, Twomey, CloudsJey, O’Alceghan (2), Airs It. Bowie, Air and Mrs Bailev. Al esses llawkes, Lawson (2), Bobio, Coekroft, Borne, Alclveown, Temple, Brock, Goodman, O’Aloeghan, Torlesse, Jlvde, LeCron (2), I.cslie (2), Sim, Rockingham, Scott, lloldgate (2), MacDonald, A.lacJlwraitli, Black, Wallacc, Storov, Temple, ATathieson, A. Johnston, Whiting, Virtue, Sattortliwaile, Thit (2). Anderson, Hinson, AlcLeod, Rickman, Perry, Ounningliarn, Clissold, Harris (2), Van Hcerdcn Osborne, J. Gunn, Waddell, Gualter, Moore, Ashwcll, Clarke, Linclop, Nash, Graham, Perrier, Alolloy, Simmers, Irwin, Asjiinall, Alorkcl, Dr. Begg, Captain Parkinson, and others. Air and Airs Hunter-Weston, Highthorne, have returned from Christchurch.

WEDDINGS

SAIITII—CLARK. A quiet but pretty wedding look place at St. Thomas’s Church, Woodbury, on Wednesday, July 20, tin: contracting parties were Air Harry famuli, eldest son of Air and Airs H. Smith, Rukaia, and Aliss Alary Gladys Clark, eldest daughter of Air and Airs A\. rL Clark, Ora.ri Gorge. The bride, wl.<o was given away by her father, looked charming in a grey costume, wit.v putty and navy liat. The bryle was attended by her sister, Aliss Maud Clark, who wore a grey “costume and sax© bluo hat. Tble bride wore a gold chain and pendant and the’oridesnuud a gold bangle, the gifts of the brideorooin. Aliv H. Alead, cousin of the bridegroom, acted as best man. Iho ceremony was performed hv the Rev. Crawshaw. After the ceremony tne friends of both parties sat down to a dainty tea at Air Small’s tea rooms Geraldine.