WOMAN’S WORLD

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 71, Issue 219, 15 September 1928, Page 11

WOMAN’S WORLD

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs E. J. Wilson, and Mrs D. B. McLean (Kakatahi) will return early in the coming week after spending some months at Kawau, Rotorua and Napier. Mrs Alex. Don, who has been the guest of her mother Mrs W. G. Patersou (Manaia) left Wanganui last evening for Morrinsvillc. Airs E. Vcale and Miss Olive Vgale, Heathcote Valley (Christchurch) are staying in Wanganui. Mr and Mrs Leon Gordon left on Thursday for Wellington en route to Sydney. Mrs W. Summerell (Gonville) has returned from Australia. Miss Olga Stephens (Awahuri) is in town for the races. Mr E. R. Turton, manager of the Hakataramca station, South Canterbury, and Misses Margaret and Vera Turton, were in Wanganui for the races. Miss Bertha Cox of the nursing staff of the Pukcora Sanatorium, Waipukurau is tiic guest of Mrs N. Caiman. Mrs Chapman, Fromont Street, has returned from visiting her daughter, Mrs Littlejohn, Hawke’s Bay. Mr and Airs O. Kember, and the Misses Kember, are Wellington visitors to Wanganui. Airs G. Alorris (Alarton) is the guest of her sister, Airs R. Cameron. Airs J. Alartin, is a Wairarapa visitor to Wanganui. Air and Airs Haldane are Hastings visitors to Wanganui. Airs G. Collins (Mangamahu.) has returned from Wellington. Aliss G. Nalder is staying in Dannevirke.

FAREWELL AFTERNOON The president and members of the Wanganui Branch of the Trained Nurses’ Association, entertained Aliss Bagley and her friends at an afternoon tea at the “Elric.” 1 Miss Bagley, matron of St. Helen’s Hospital is leaving Wanganui to continue nursing in Wellington. The president- Aliss AlcKenny, spoke on behalf of those present in eulogistic terms of Aliss Bagley, who had done much to uplift nursing in Wanganui. A . token was presented to Aliss Bagley who suitably responded. Among those present were Mesdames J. • Anderson, J. Brown, GarlandJones and Larking; Aliases Alcßeth; | Livingston. Lev, McDonnell, Preston, Park, Warnock, Hcan, Alinto, Bradley and Robinson. -»

PLUNKET SOCIETY The. monthly meeting of the Plunk Society was held in tho Stewart Ka; tanc Home on Tuesday, when the were present, Alosdames H. D. Robcr son (chair), Hine, Stevenson, Bullock Douglas, Robinson, Blyth, Jack, Cunningham, Palmer Jones, Boyes, Wickham, C. Ross, Aligs Stanford and Air G. Spriggens. The Stewart Karitane Home report stated: No. of babies admitted 13; No. of mothers admitted 3; No. of babies discharged 8; No. of mothers discharged 1. Largest number on one day: Alothers 1, babies 16. Largest number in residence on August 31: Alothers 3, babies 13. The Plunket Nurses report read:— Total number on books, .1144; new cases 113; visits to offices 1324; visits to homes 64; telephone calls, 74. Accounts to the amount of £4B 12s for the Plunket Society and £.lOB 3s for

TO-DAY’S RECIPE Afarmaladc of the Whole Orange. —For every pound of oranges take two pounds of sugar and one quart of water; cut the oranges across, and quarter them; take out the pips and core, and slice all down as thin as possible; to every two pounds of oranges allow the juice of three lemons; mix all together, and boil the whole slowly a full hour; take care the chips do not float, but keep constantly undr the syrup. If well made it should look full of jelly.

nett. Among those present were: Misses G. Adams, F. Moffett, J. Blyth, Currie (2), A. Jackson, B. Montgomerie, M. Smith, N. Brewer, M. Peck, and P. Lewis; Messrs G. Adams, I. Forlong, Moffett, Stewart (2), Bullock-Douglas, McDougall, Wilson, Christie, Wall, Boyes, Chisholm, Haworth, Blyth and Lewis.