SOCIAL NOTES

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21088, 14 July 1938, Page 10

SOCIAL NOTES

Miss J. Deans, Darfield, has been on a visit to Miss Juliet Kain, Gladstone Park, Orari.

Mrs C. Hayter, “Rollesby,” Burke’s Pass, is on a visit to her mother, Mrs H. D. Blair, Orbell Street.

Mr and Mrs N. McKenzie, Waimate, are the guests of Mrs J. R. Little, Little River.

Miss Olive Mcllraith, Christchurch, who was the guest of Mrs E. G. Kerr, “Ardgour,” Sealy Street, has left on a visit to Tekapo.

Miss Ruth Herrick, Hawkes Bay, and Miss Knight, England, who were staying at “Carne,” Sealy Street, have left on a visit to Tekapo. Mrs D. Burnett, “Te Akatarawa,” Hakataramea, is staying at her home in Wai-iti Road. Her daughter, Mrs R. H. England, Christchurch, is staying with her. The latest idea in New York, is to match your dresses to your upholstery. It was noticed at a summer trade show of a large upholstering firm that some of the new types of materials are being doubled in clothes and upholstery. The colours of both are in accord. A canopy bed with a flounced bedspread of dotted Swiss material had a dotted dress to match and curtains of the same stuff. Some of the brocades used as hostess gowns are related to the brocades of living-room chairs and draperies. Novelty linen weaves in draperies and upholstery have echoes in dress fabrics as well. Printed satin for furniture and dresses is a favourite.