Women Folk

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16305, 21 December 1920, Page 9

Women Folk

ivlr <and Mrs M. Beihell arc. yi fWti. ■Mrs U. 0. Turnbull (Timaru) is spending a holiday in Chirstchurcii. Dir and Airs Ashcroft .13dwards (unia.ru) arc visiting Christchnrein Mrs C. H. Ensor has returned from Rotorua. Air and Airs J, D. Al'Cracken (Haylands) are in town. Mr and Airs and Miss Hume (Wellington) are visiting Christchurch. Airs Barnicoat (Wellington) arrived in Christchurch to-day, and is staying at Warner’s. Air and Airs A. R. Guild (Temuka) arrived in Christchurch yesterday, and are Staying at .‘Warner's, Mr and Mrs H. Lcdgard Butler (Wellington) are amongst visitors to Christchurch. Mr and Airs F. G. Trcweek have returned from the south, and .are staying at Warner’s. • Airs A. G. Pitts (Waimato), is in Cnnelchurth, staying ul the Clarendon. Air and Airs W. T. Findlay (Wellingto'}.,, tirnfco it» Christchmcfi to-day tioui the north, and arc staying at the Clarendon. Air and Airs George F.llwood left Christchurch last evening for Wellington, where they will join the Remucra lor London. Miss Is’oroli Knight, who has been paying visits in Auckland and in Hawke’s Bay, has returned to Racecourse Hill. Air and Airs Herbert El worthy (Timaru). who are in Cliristchurch for The polo match, arc staying af Warner’s. They am accompanied oy Miss Cleveland. 1 Airs T. W, Syrae and Miss Syme (London), Alisa Aliddkbrouk and Air J. H. W. Denhy (Yorkshire) are staying at the Clarendon. Miss Symc’s marriage to Air Vesey Unbcrtson is to takc pmec early next yearAliss Helen Gard’ner (Dunedin), who has been staying with Miss Ferguson (Papanui) for a few days, left to-day for tile West Const. to lake the part of Mimosa in the amacenr performance of l( The Geidia ” in Greynioiith. j A very enjoyable evening was arranged for the pupils of "Airs W, 11. Ford, Glissold Street, Mcrivale, to mark the close of Iho present term. A varied musical programme was given by about twenty of tho pupils, after which an excellent supper was partaken of. A musical competition and a game concluding with “ Auld Lang .Syne ” brought a very successful evening to a close. Those contributing items were:—Misses Alnsgrovo (3), Brass (2). Alaiming (2). Carmichael, -Arnold, Moore, Chirk, APNao, Howard, ?'«d Willbcrg, Madame Noilsen, Master i\> • ;Alu?grove and Air X. Roberts. The annual Christinas tree party given by the members of the .Star of Lmwood and Golden Link Lodges was held in tho hall, RoHeston Street, Linwood on Saturday evening. From 6.30 p.m. a stream of youngsters arrived continually and bv 5.30 there wore considerably over 350 children present which, with adults, taxed flic capacity 1 of the hall to Ha fullest extent Games for tho little folk kept them amused till 6,30 p.m., when ire cream was distributed all round and at 8.45 the toot of a motor-horn was heard and rather Christmas, attended bv a bevy of ladies, arrived and made his way, into the hall with a. rheerv word and handshake for all his little'friends 1 ho-cover was then taken from the treo and each child received a present . , an(l drinks and lollies followed, 1 . M«PPer for the adults Members t>f the lodges put in a strenuous time catering for the wants of the vouim folk and everything passed off without ft hitch. Interested spectators of the ccene were A r D. G. Sullivan. AI V end Airs Sullivan. About 0.30 tho party began to break up, the -liitle guests carrying away pleasant recollections of the visit of Father Christmas. The principal event in a young girl’s j!™ ,R her day. Memories linger round that day that are recalled as each succeeding year passes. Hie beautiful and artistic Sepia do Luxe wedding photographs at . Mil. lard s Crown Studios. 200, High Street, just • below Clock Tower, are greatly *w*? arti , 3tic People. Make the Appointment to-day. ’Phone A4lll. 7

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i\-n rs F °n ’ “ f . !ni, sliter of the late Sir illuim Russell, who lias arrived from England, and Miss Fox are visiting Hastings, and are staying with Mrs A aim. According to "The British Anstraasiati of October ‘JB, Mr and Mrs Leonard Clatk had returned to London '?,7 r . a five weeks’ tour in France and ■Belgium n.oy arc on their wav bach to Lew Zealand. AL'ss A. M. 'Walker, who lias been for seven years secretary to Gilhy's Lollege, was, on tho occasion of her severing her connection with the colego presented by the staff with a handsome piece of Oriflarae china. On behalf 0 f the firm the director, Mr L. •I. Many, eulogised the work of Miss Balker, expressed regret at her departure and handed her a cheque as an wiS°™ ed P\ CTl< - ( ! f , , the appreciation Wlth which she is held by tho college. m i m0 ? 1 social reunion of 1 e Austrahan and New Zealandcr’ii : uh took place at the British Australian Rendezvous on Mouclav, XovemX’ jll «o meetings are intended to /ea,an,lors :,I| d Australians hn ft "r 111 ° r Vlsltln S London an opportunity tor seeing each other after the mVomln"' r ien thoy ar ® swallowed no J onni 1s A ro r tex > « lld there are no opportunities of recalling the iovs L r,' 'V tat W> om ' raralrj ai of val;t" 1, Ml iho tiapiiatmif. „L ' f ,l,ls oll »' fisluras a nmiier of »<«■ OovorDmrat th.A n °\i w ’” teen present. All it : A ere i - T gather, ng. ana tho chief soloist wow Ali^c ” MUi.ll, of Cliristchurch • 'J|j air an,l ii r - J p° ng ‘t? 50 P re aonf. ivero Hilrhnrl-' r ."“'Se Coates. MrEWml Sit .ft as! «* llr Jl J&W’SSC?""* .■mow i t s, fvhi^; rk r<r; i ' native „,t r lij.r roaitli.nco on BiMw" P'fif-. -luidv have been m Stratford for about AfA'f i™- and for the Pait of that period have owner Connh; Tlolcl. Tho lain Mre KirwiSd w tomvwl bj a family of.lon: Thomaa, t r , ’■ ” ■ ami I 1 rank (of Stratford) - liicut-Colonei ,T. G. Kirkwood (now resulent m British, Last Africa), Airs p niWsou (Invercargill), an dM s V Coleman (Stratford). ana Mrs A.