Women Folk

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16350, 12 February 1921, Page 6

Women Folk

By

"STELLA"

"Stella" will be glad to receive | Items of interest and value to Women for publication or refer- , ence in this column.

B*r kivl Mrs Coldicutt (Auckland) are Btajing in Christchurch. Mrs Lancelot Lan© is staying with Mr and Mrs Grigg, Longbeach. Miss Enid Hell has returned to Wellington after a visit to Mount Cook. The Misses Bell (Blenheim) ar© staying at the United ServiceMrs IS. It. Gninnes (Holmwood) has returned from a trip to England. Miss Denniston is the guest- of Miss Humphreys, Fendalton. Mrs Maitland Rich is the guest of Mrs H. A. Knight, Racecourse Hill. Miss N. Lloyd (Wellington') is spending a holiday in Christchurch. Miss Townsend (Amberley) is in ’town. Mr and Mrs M’Cullin (Bendigo, Victoria) are staying at the Clarendon. Dr and Mrs Redman have returned to Blenheim after a stay in Christchurch. Major and Mrs Courtenay Mitchell, visitors to Christchurch from England, are staying at 'Warner’sMr and Mrs Martin Elgar (Wellington) went south to-day after a week spent in Christchurch. Mr and Mrs J. A. Miller (Hastings) who have been in Christchurch for some time, go north this evening. Mrs Vernon, who has been staying todth Mrs Wigram, goes to Longbeacli on Monday. Mrs W. M. Hamilton has been visiting her daughter, Mrs S. I. Fitch, Waimate Miss Nancv Robison (Nelson) is the guest of Mxs Millton, Carlton Mill Road. Miss Vera Hope has returned to Tiinaru after spending a few days in Christchurch. Miss Laura Tabart will leave Christchurch on Monday for Dunedin, .where she will stay with her sister; Mrs Elliston Or bell. Mr and Mrs John Fraser (Forest Vale, Invercargill) arrived in Christchurch to-day after a ten months’ trip abroad. They wore met by Mrs John Fraser, Fendalton. Quite a number of tennis parties liavo been held this week, and amongst the hostesses have been Mr« Ranald Macdonald, Mrs F. G. Gibson, Mrs C. Cooper, Mrs Andrew Anderson, Mrs Stevenson and Mrs Gresson. Mrs W. R. Don, Dominion president of W.O.T.U., who was a delegate from New Zealand to the world’s convention of that organisation, held in London, has returned to Christchurch. While in Great Britain Mrs Don addressed some of the largest meetings ever held there on behalf cf tho temperance cause. The Christchurch branch of tho fW omen’s Christian Temperance Union met on Wednesday, Mrs T. E. Taylor presiding. Mrs W. J. Williams and Miss W. H. Lovell-Smith were elected delegates to the coming convention. Miss Davis was appointed superintendent of the Cradle Roll Department. The following re.->olution was unanimously carried:—“That this union desires to express to the Hon G. A. Anderfron. Minister of Internal Affairs, its satisfaction at the appointment of Mrs A. R._ Atkinson upon the Board of Appeal in connection with the censorship of picture films.’' THE ART OF GIVING. The great art of giving is to divine the secret hop© cf the recipient, and while we do not knou the lady in the case w© have an insistent suspicion that she is dreaming of tho beautiful Morny Frores toilet accessories, all from Paris, obtainable from E. Cameron Smith, Chemist, Royal Exchange Buildings, ©C, Worcester Street. 1 If you only knew the bargains at the Economic,” 119. Manchester Street, opposite Hevwood’s. where n big Summer Sale 13 on. Her© are but one or two: Good line of hose with silk ankles, 3s 6d a pair, little silk jumpers 22s fid. crepe do chine blouses 2.55, "TSeautiful silk blouses 19s Gd. Great variety of jumpers also cotton crepe blouses 7s 6d. OLD SCISSORS THE BEST. Many of tho scissors being sold now are made of shockingly bad material, and it is quite an expensive thing to secure a really good j>air. Far better to take? your old scissors to Archenliold’e, 255. High Street (next Bennington’s) and have them beautifully sharpened for 9d. Your money back if you are not satisfied- ~ 1