Women Folk

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12670, 18 June 1919, Page 7

Women Folk

.... By, "STELLA”

I>£ and .Mrs Aldred (Dunedin) are tlayiiig at, the Clarendon. Mr mu! Mrs A. o._ Paterson (Dunedin) arc visiting Christchurch. Mrs .Studholmo returned to Wnimata 10-doy, alter a week in Christchurch. Mrs Bob Heron went back to Timaru to-da.y, after a stay in Cliristclinrch. Miss Margaret Dongall is visiting relatives at AVaipukurau, Hawke’s Bay.' Airs Beswick will leave this evening fur. AVellington, on her way to England. Air and .Mrs G. Harper (Ashburton) returned to their home to-day, after a holiday spent in Christchurch. Air ami Airs C. A. T, Rutherford (The Peaks) came into town this morning, and are staying at "Warners. Air Waller Henderson and the Misses Henderson (Invercargill) arrived in Christchurch last evening, and staying at the United Service. Mrs S, J. Collett and Aliss Collett, Christchurch, will leave tor a. visit to Ireland by the Rimutaka early next month. The engagement is announced in the “ .New Zealand Times ” of Aliss Dorothy' Hine, daughter of Alajor ami Mrs Mine, Toko, Taranaki, to Air Philip Clemow (a Alain Body soldier), oldest son of Air and Airs Bate Gleruow, of Stratford.

cn " Stella ’’ will be glad to receive n items of interest and value to a Women for publication or referr a | ence in this column. n

The office staff of Booth, Macdonald and Co., Ltd., assembled last week to bid adieu to Miss Collins, who is severJDg hsf connection with the firm- Mr C. M. Hall, in an appropriate speech, presented Alisa Collins with a gold bracelet and an ebony-backed brush and comb, and on behalf of the staff wished M- r e y, er £ M,ccuss in her new sphere, Alisa Colliua briefly responded/ ®