Women Folk

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12687, 8 July 1919, Page 7

Women Folk

ISI j— —. ' By ; ' JV "STELLA" . 8 r--^ ; - : :..nJ Rl "."

r— -;,. --, i en Stella * will be glad to receive n f items of interest and value to ™ Women for publication or■refers' < Q ' in this column. S

i n^l ttd Mrs ' Gray (Levin) are A pleasant gathering was held at the Vr r r T--' residence of Mr and Sirs G. F. SimpMrs 11. Kisslmg returned to Kaiapoi son > Aulliown, Southbridgo, last Wed-to-day, after, a stay in town. • nesday, to celebrate their golden vvedMr and Mrs J. G. Collins will leave J? 8 ! ■ and Mrs Simpson bar© rethis evening for ■Wellington on a visit- * lUea m the d , lstnct for forty-four 3lr and Mrs C. C. Hotels (Ashbnr- . . _ ’! er l daughters and two married sons -uiss iu. Gow and Miss K. Kirkland " ere Present, together with more than (Mosgicl) are staying at the United a seoro of grandchildren. After the Service. , toast of “The King” had been honMr and Mrs F. Bulloa and Miss d \ Mr } V v Ste J arfc 3 a friend of over Hilary Bn lien will leave for Kaikoura o^ dm g- ~P ro Posed the io-morrow. • health of r Phe Bnde and Bride'lr G tv Fnriioc ut> - , gr ° 0 ™- , Hearty congratulations veer© Ar>P ” extended to Mr and Mrs Simpson by V iU,s f u , r,>l b - " a *> a passenger from nho Rev T. G Butler on heh-ilf n f +id tno none by tins morning’s ferry. Southbridgo Presbyterian Chureh with Mr and Mrs J. H. Bussell (Wan- which the Simpson family have been garniy arrived in Christchurch " this honourably associated for thirtv-fivo morning, and are staying at Warners, years. A fine three-decker weddiim Mrs T. G; B. Blunt lias booked her f,. ' v -?s, cut by the bride, and portions passage to 'England by the Buahiue ' ere dls *t»JUted amongst the gjiests.

Mr and Mrs F. Bui!on and Miss Hilary Bnllen will leave for Kaikoura to-morrow.

,'■ /. ( - r ’ ■ Eorhes, M.P., accompanied oy airs Forbes. was a passenger from two north by this morning’s "ferryMr and Mrs J. H. Bussell (Wangiiinii) arrived in Christchurch this morning, and are staying at Warners.

Mis 1.. (i. B. Blunt lias booked her passage; to ' England by the Buahiue, "hhicii is expected to sail early in August.

Sir Francis and Lady Bell and Miss Boil, who have Christchurch lor a week, will leave lor tho north ibis morning.

Mr and Mrs Quigley (Dunedin), who have been the guests of Dr and Airs Willlto 11, have, gone on a tour iu tho North Island.

? cd , ! ,“ ld , :, ck Association (Christchurch Football Club) has issued invitations for a. dance to be held at the Art Gallery on Thursday," July 31. , Hrs Melville Jameson, who has been to elhiigton to see her mother and sister off to England, passed through Christchurch ’on her way to Timaru today.

The pianoforte recital given last evening in the Choral Hall attracted a big audience of musical folk,-who came away most enthusiastic in their praises. Miss Vera Moore s programme whs ono which was calculated to try the capabilities of a performer, and was verv well interpreted. Miss Moore received a, number of lovely bouquets. Her dress was composed of a delicate mauve georgette and filmy lace made simply with a ribbon girdle tied in a bow at the back Amongst those, present were I)r and: Mrs .Lester, Dr and Mrs S hosier, Mr and Airs Andreae, Air and Mrs A. >S. Paterson, Air and Airs Cecil Kelly, Miss Munel Little, Air and Mr« Biinz, Mr and Mrs Horne, Mrs Carey Hill, Airs J. Nixon, Afissos Wauchnn (2), Mr Peter Wood, Airs Norton aSd Aliss Peggy Norton, Aliss Lvndß Booth, Aliss Stella Alurrav, Aliss Rosa ■ niund Wood, Air P. Harham and Dr propke. - ■