Women Folk

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17008, 5 April 1923, Page 10

Women Folk

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•l>r and Mr* Noel AVhitton have returned from Oamaru. Mr and Mr* Herbert IW worthy arrived from Tiinaru yesterday. Mr and Mrs D. L. Rutherford returned to “ Mom a ” yesterday. Mr and Mrs Weymouth, of Sydney, are staying at Warmer’s. Mr and Mrs H. M. Marler, of Auckland, are visiting Christchurch. Mr and Mrs Harold Saxton, of Sydney, arrived from the south yesterday. Guests at Warner’s include Mr and Mrs Flanagan, of Wellington. Mr and Mrs Wilkinson, of Ohsrtsey, are amongst the guests at Warner’s. Ma*s Phil M. Muir, of Los Angeles, California, is staying at Warner’s. Mr and Mrs P'earee motored in from Rangiera yesterday. Mr and Mrs lnaes-Jones, of Timoru, arrived from Ha-nmer last eight. Mrs W. GhuraaU has returned home I after spending a holiday with Mrs G. Webster, <rf AahWy Rank. Mr and Mrs 1), Kilkeilv, who have been staying at the Clarendon, have returned to Invercargill. Mrs R. B. Pilcher. of luverqargill, i «std Mrs Gardner, of diiden. Southland, are staving at the Clarendon. Mr and Mrs J. E. Norris, of Melbourne, arrived from the south last night. Mr and Mrs J. Macdonald left by motor fahis morning on their return to Dunedin. Mrs Walter Macfarlane and Miss ! Macfarlane. of “ Kaiwarra,” are in town o-n a short visit. Mrs J. C. N. Grigg. who oame to Christchurch for the races, has returned to Lougbeaeh. .Mr and Mrs A lister Macketiaie, of £ ICdgecliff,” Timaru, are in Christchurch for the polo tournament. Mr and Mrs G. A. Re veil. who were in town during Faster, have returned to Greymouth. Mr and Mrs Cook, of Mart on, who have been spending Easter in Christchurch, left for Wellington last night. Mr and Mrs Guthrie-Sraith, of Hawke’s Bey. are spending a few days in Christchurch. Mrs Marnvaduke Bethel I, “ Fahau Paature*,” is on a visit to the Wairar&pa and Wanganui. Mr and Mrs W. Hart and Mrs Wilson left by motor, via Knikoura, on their return to Wellington. Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Kingscote have returned to town after spending Easter with Mr and Mrs Louis Campbell, Happy Valley. Misses A. M. F. Candy, E. and W. Partridge, M. Sowden. E. Ryburn, T. Macintosh and D. Oldridge have returned from Dunedin, where they were taking part in the University tournaments. A very enjoyable kitchen evening was held for Miss Dolly Beattie in Mr Joseph Bailey’s barn. Templeton, in honour of her approaching marriage. The barn was prettily decorated with evergreens and flowers, and drapings of red and gold. Amongst the many present were: Mr and Mrs J. Bailey, Mr and Mrs G. Pearce, Mr and Mrs Stanley, Mr and Mrs J. Fawsey, Mr and Mre H. Brown. Mr and Mrs Hutton, Mr and Mrs S. Pearce Mr and Mrs Chambers, Mr and Mr s Alsop. Mr and Mrs C. Fowler. Mrs Head, Mieses D. Beattie, E. Beattie, M. Beattie, M. Pearce, M. Bailey. V. Bailey. M. Brown. R. Langridge, L. Somerville. R. Alsop : Messrs F. Booth, G. Pearce, F. Pearce. E. Stanley, R Stanley, T. Somerville, A. Head. AY. Alsop. P. Brown. A. Cox and C. C'ox. The Hon Mrs Tahu Rhodes and Mrs Cl. F. Hutton provided a delicious af- : • moon tea for plavers and visitors at ; • polo matches in Haglev Park yev | rday afternoon. The matches drew a j huge number ot spectators, amongst ' them being several visitors to town for ’ ?h ■ Easter festivities. Amongst those j recent were: —The Hon Mrs Tabu Pbodes. Mrs G. F. Hutton. Lady Patricia Blackwood. Ladv Eveline Maude. Lady Campbell. Mrs G. Hutton. M< *. Arthur Elworthy (Timaru), Mrs Her-he.-i Elworthy (Timaru), Mias Rachael Elworthy (Timaru). Miss Betty Elworthy (Timaru), Mrs Holmes (Masterton) and Miss Betty Holmes, ADs T. E. Y. Seddon (West Coast), Mrs Charles Miller (Timaru), Miss Frances Cracroft Wilson, Miss Sylvia Fox. Miss Doris Cracroft AVilson, Miss Eleanor Barton (FeatheratonY Miss Barbara Oowiiahaw, Mr* George Gould. Mrs Roger Gould (Rotherham). Mis Hugli Eneor. Mrs Xeye-Moore. Miss M. Cotthrill, Miss Cicely O’Rorke. Miss Dorothy Bowden, Miss Betsy Reeves, Miss Dot Cooke, Mrs Maitland and Miss Olive Straohey. JANE LTD.. 733 COLOMBO STREET The selection of ywur winter outfit justifies care and coraparision— Madamo Jan* i« display ing many models of elegance and value in coats .suits, hats, end gowns, and you will be well-advis-«c- and amply repaid for the time spent in her showroom*. There fashion’s latest, in infinite variety i* displayed with infinite courtesy and patience. Particularly attractive are the new ccats and suits styles, materials and rut suggest quality, cosiness and comfort. 3031 EARLY COLDS A sign of the coming of winter is manifested by a mild epidemic <vf colds. Such colds can be quickly nipped in the bud by a timely dose of Kofgo, the great cough cure, obtainable from E. Cameron Smith. Royal Exchange Buildings, Cathedral Square.

Mr and Mrs Walter Baxter returned to Timaru yesterday. Mrs T. E. Y. Seddon is at present ir Christchurch. Mrs Charles Miller, of Timaru. ?s visiting Christchurch. Mrs Hugh Ensor has been spending Easter in Christchurch. Mias Gordon. Christchurch, is the guest of Mrs Clissold, Timaru. Mr R. F. Hill returned to Timaru from Christchurch ou Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Bennett lias returned to Christchurch from Wellington. Mr and Mrs Cyril Stringer have r; turned from Hanmer. Miss Margaret Webster is the guest of Mrs R. Potter. Mount Eden. Auckland. Dr Gertrude Aimore, of Otaki, has come to Christchurch for the tennis tournament. Mr and Mrs M’Govern. Bank of New South Wales, Timaru. returned yesterday from Christchurch. Miss Minnie Roberts, who wa« with Mrs C. J. LeCren, Timaru, came back to Ashburton on Tuesday. Miss F. Pratt, who was the guest oi Mrs F. F. A. Ulrich. Timaru, returned on Tuesday to Christchurch. Passengers to Christchurch from Blenheim yesterday included Mr and Mr* Rutherford and Mr and Mrs Re veil. Miss Beatrice Shear.=by. who is well known in Christchurch for her fancy dancing, has joined J. C. Williamson’s “Forty Thieves” Pantomime Company in Auckland. Mr and Mrs J. H. Shier and family, who have been staving with Mrs AV M. M’AA r hirter, Osborne Terrace, North Beach, for the Eaeter holidays, have returned home. The engagement is announced of Kendrick Gee, elder son of the Rev J. K. Archer, of Sydenham, to Lucy Evelyn, younger daughter of Mr William Clay, of 295, Eastern Terrace, Beckenham. The Governor's Bay AA'omen's Progressive Club Jield its opening meeting of session ou Thursday evening, March 29. when a new scheme wan discussed and adopted, the new course to be of a literary nature, also that music he included in the programme in the form of a glee party formed of club members. The library was n resented with six hooks, the gift of the Misses Miller. who have returned to Scotland, and the secretary was instructed to write to the donors expressing the thanks of the club for their gift. Music and refreshments brought to a close a veryinteresting session. The Christchurch delegation to the A:.A\ r .C.A. Girls’ Work Dominion Conference returned on Wednesday morning from AVellington. Miss Ruth Jervis, who was in charge of the Christchurch section, reports a most successful conference, and delegates have brought back a revised scheme of club work to be presented to the club member* of the association. Miss Marjorie Black, who was leader of the conference, returned to Christchurch with the delegates, and will initiate the suggested new method. For this purpose arrangements hare been made for Alias Black to spend the coming weekend at the Kaiapoi Hostel with twenty or thirty of the club leaders. STOOPING BOWLERS. When the leg: sinews are strained, rub in Q-tol, which penetrate* and soothes. Rapidly relieves sore or stiff muscles or tired feet. 7