Of Interest to Women
! 19 (Bp Our Social Reporter) I
PERSONAL .
Miss E. Swayne returned to Whangarei on Monday. ' * * * Mrs W. Coltman, of Auckland, is a guest at tlic Midland Hotel. . » « / « Miss Roma Drake returns liome today after a holiday spent in the South. * * # Miss Noeline Banks leaves on Friday to stay with her sister, Mrs J, Reilly, of Howick. * * * Miss Peter Gorrie, who has been staying with Mrs C. Peake, returned to Auckland on Tuesday. * * * Mrs Z. Harper, who has been staying with her sister, Mrs D. J. Lundon, loft for her home in Auckland on,Tuesday. #* * . Mrs Haymaij, of Palmerston North, who lias been holidaying at the. Midland Hotel, left for her home yesterday. ' ■ * # Mrs N. F. Goodall, of Te Awamutu, who has been staying with her mother, Mrs R. Swayne, • returned home on Tuesday. * * * Mrs T. Pickering, Mrs E. Souter and Miss Ruth Souter, who have boen spending a holiday in Auckland, returned home on Tuesday. . r WORLD’S BIGGEST BRIDGE ’ PARTY ■ Another Celitenary record was made a few weeks ago when more than 1000 people participated in the Centenary Thousand Player Bridge Tourney at the Melbourne Town Hall. It was 1 the world’s biggest bridge party. Visitors to Melbourne from England, America* South Africa and New Zealand, from other States, and from many country centres of Victoria, were among the competitors, giving the event' an international, as well as an j inter-state, flavour. ) GREY HAIR—ENGLISH SOCIETY. English Society use * VAN-GREY to prevent greyness and to give hair wonderful sheen. VAN-GREY nourishes the papilla which makes hair glow and scintillate with beauty. Sold on Money- 1 Back ‘Guarantee. lOoz. bottlo 5/6. 1 Obtainable from E. H. Leigh, Chemist. <
0 Social Doings, Feminine News and Notes.
SURGEON’S TEAT
SOCKET FOR GIRL’S HIP A seven-year-old girl who seemed i doomed to remain a cripple is to-day running about and playing with other children in consequence of a remark- ■ able operation performed at Victoria , Hospital for Children, Tito Street, Chelsea. The child, Gwen Jenkins, of Brookmead Road, Bcddington Lane, was born without a socket to one of her hips. For two years the child had her hips in plaster of Paris. Then the surgeons took a piece of bone from the sound limb, fashioned it into a socket, and placed it in the crippled hip, which was again placed in piaster of Paris. For two years the plaster remained and in May this year the doctors decided to free the limb. They discovered that the operation was a success—up to that . point. The socket worked naturally but it was not. strqng, and a daily course of. exercise. and massage, was begun. Recently the child’s jov. was made complete. She was placed on the floor, and after a little, hesitation began to ■walk. , FROM CITY TO NEW GUINEA A Sydney, stenographer, slim and auburn-haired, who became a gold miner in Papua has just returned, for a short holiday. “It’s a great life,”she said. “I shall be only here for a few months, and then I shall return to Papua—and, stay until I have made a fortune. ”■ This. hardy gold-miner, Mrs M. Cambell, has been away six months. “It took me one month to pick up the work there. I have covered expenses, and I think it is a better life than working in the city. And there is always a chance that I may ‘strike lucky’.” SANE REDUCING TREATMENT At last an English Reducing Treatment. , “ FIRMESE” Dual Treatment reduces in sane manner—loaves skin clear, firm and without wrinkles. Remarkable results throughout New Zealand. * Purely" Herbal Formula. Has ; tonic effect. Brings back Vitality. Approved! by pharmacists. Money-back 1 Guarantee. Three weeks ’ course— < 7/6, obtainable from W. J. Smellie, 1 Chemist. i
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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3236, 22 November 1934, Page 6
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