Women Folk

Star (Christchurch), Issue 20052, 15 September 1920, Page 9

Women Folk

la By a "STELLA” a iii Iks EssEssl O ESSSI ESII

Mr a\id bliss Hargreaves (Oamaru) m e visiting Christchurch., Mr and Mrs G. N. M’Lean (AmberK v ) arc staying at the Clarendon. Miss H. Morris (Westport) is spendug a holiday in Christchurch. Mrs J. Preston (Oamaru) as visiting ■ Christchurch. Mr and Mrs James Yates (Sydney) ’ are visiting Christchurch, and are staying at the United Service. Mr and Mrs W. J. Fisher (Remuera) mo spending a . holiday in Christchurch. ' - Mr and Mrs E. J. Wilson (Wellington) left Christchurch to-day for AkarOa. Mr and Mrs E. Halsted and Miss Halsted'(Dunedin) are staying at "Warner’s. Mrs H. G. Martin (Culverden) arrived in town yesterday, anjl is staying -'■ at Warner’s. , -Mrs Craighead‘and the Misses Craighead arrived in Christchurch yesterday from South Canterbury, and are slaying at Warner’s. Tho. blisses D. and G. Williams, who have been spending a long holiday in Christchurch, have’ returned to Duur... edin. , Mr and Mrs ‘Paul Studhohne ® and the Misses Studholmo are staying at the Clarendon for a fortnight, Pending their departure for . tho, .North Island, where they intend to reside. , A Cable message from London states,, that General Booth’s eldest sou, Bernard, is engaged to Miss Jane Lowther, an English girl, who joined tho Salvation Army in Sydney. A 'very enjoyable birthday evening was given by Mr and Mrs 0. FarquharBon (Feudalton), at the Oadena, the honoured guest being Mr Horace rarquharson. Tho supper-room was prettily decorated with spring flowers and a dainty fopast was served. On Monday evening the St. Luke’s Owls’ Club presented their secretary, bliss C. White, with a handsome oakostand, on the occasion of her approaching liinrriage. She was also their guest at. a kitchen evening; given recently, when all present spent a very enjoyable time. There was an enjoyable gathering at “ Mostyn,” Halswcll, last evening; when the friends of Miss Dorothy Guiney assembled to wish her-many happy returns on the occasion of her coming of ’ residents of the district, there was a largo attendance of visitors from Christchurch. Mr ft East, on behalf of those present, referred to the high v esteem in which Mr and Mrs b. 1. Guiney and members of their family are held, and to-the' general hope thm they would all enjoy good health, brig life bud prosperity. . Following cheers for Miss Guiney and the singing of "For She’s a Jolly Good -Fellow,” dancing and games, were enjoyed. The party broke up with “ Auld Lang Syne” and hearty cheers for the host and hostess. *■* Many will be interested to hear a little news of the Countess pf Liverpool,' who writes under the date' of July 24 from the s.s. lonic, to a Wellington lady. Lady Liverpool says : “ I was so very sorry to say goodbye to New Zealand and everyone. 'We shall always hope to return, and in the meantime hope to be kept in touch with New Zealand news. We started with very.rough weather, but now it is calm and warm' with a nice breeze. The time is going so fast, and we are a very happy party on board. Deck games and bridge tournaments are in full swing. There is quite a lot of musical talent on board, and we have a good concert every week. Miss Scalby, Mr M’Laren and Colonel Still t aro getting up a play. The ship is very comfortable, and we are enjoying the voyage.” MILADY’S TREASURES. Intimate treasures for milady’s toilet table. Perfumes, powders, creams, and toilet waters—distinctive with the ■ subtle, charm of leading French and English manufacturers. These are to be obtained from E. Cameron Smith, Iloyal Exchange Buildings, 96, Worcester Street- Is there a gift more acceptable—a gift more complete -in grace and charm? 2210

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