WOMAN’S WORLD

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 71, Issue 220, 17 September 1928, Page 11

WOMAN’S WORLD

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mr and Mrs Harold Nicholson have returned to Ngamatapouri. Miss Cowper is the guest of Mrs A. E. Cowper, “Lincairne,” Gonville. Mrs E. VV. 11. Drew (Wellington) is the guest of Mrs Oldham, Taihape. Mrs E. Parsons (Waitotara) was hostess recently at a small dance. Mrs Maurice Earle was hostess at bridge on Friday. CABARET DANCE. Miss Viola Barker (Marton) recently held a cabaret evening at her studio. Among those present were: Dr- and j Mrs Church, Mr and Mrs Coulston Fowler, Mr and Mrs J. Dudding, Mr and Mrs Collier, Mr and Mrs A. McFarlane, Mr and’ Mrs Elliot, Mr and Mrs Cash; Misses B. Gaisford, B. Theed, and G. Miles, J. Powell, M. Menzies (Marton), S. Miles, E. Marshall, MSladdcn, K. Simpson, T. Sladdcn, U. Kitcat. CARD AFTERNOON A successful card afternoon was held recently by the Gonville Croquet Club, at the home of Mrs T. Mullins. Among those present were: Mcsdames Warnock, Wallace, Delves, lied- | ditch, Fisher, Sheppard, Clark, Drake, Moutray Black, Batt, Hastings Moore, ! Wainright, Beard, Wood, Boyd, Don- J aid Benjamin, Saunders, Hazard, Murray, Bell, Brass, Williams, Johnston, Baylor, Mcßrearty, Connor, Whitcombe Brandon, Jcnman, Ilarle, Strang, Bull, Langton, Misses Allan, Langton and Cole. ‘ Prizes were won by Mcsdamcs Johnston and Wood. DANCE AT WANGAEHU. On Friday evening the Wangaehu School Committc held a very successful fancy dress danc~ in the Hall. The children danced till 8.30. when the adults took the floor. Music was supplied by the Ratana Orchestra, and the frocks were judged by Mcsdamcs Wilson and Steel.

Among the, children were: P. Aiken, Carnival; A. Green, Gipsy; J. Aiken. Pussy Cat; G. Penny, Pierrot; T. and M. Phillips. Wanganui Steam Laundry; -A. Kane, Irish Colleen; 11. and M. O’Leary, Bride and Bridegroom; S. Porter, Red Riding Hood; M. Porter, Night; J. Hodder, Prince; D. Rowles, Princess; B. Ho< der, Colleen; S. Wilde. Nurse; B. Ryder, Xmas Tree; J. Ryder, Winter; R. McDonald, Witch; J. Baldwin, Witch; R. Honcyman, Strawberry; D. Honcyman, Daisy; J. O’Leary, Clown; J. Lane, Indian; B. and 8- Me-

Donald, Niggers; I. Baldwin, Nigger; L. Ryan, Cuvvboy; E. Anderson, Robinson Crusoe; J. Anderson, Indian; J. Porter, I’m ackcd; B. O’Leary, Clown; J. Whale, Pierrot; N. Green, Pirate; J. Green, No More Strikes; J. O’Leary, Clown; Kane, Military. Among the adults present were: Mcsdamcs Porter, rose georgette; Woodill, figured geou-gette; Aiken, scarlet georgette; Larkin, black silk; Noyce, purple moracain; Smith, pale pink silk; Honcyman, biscuit crepe de chene; Lane, black georgette; Loguson, blue taffetas; O’Leary, figured crepe de chene; Bignell, navy and pale blue georgette; M.Lcan, pink emboss ed chenille; Misses E. Hammond, pink georgette; 1. Phillips, mauve georg cite and silver lace; S- Groshmski, green silk; —. Groshmski, cleam silk; S. Wyatt, apricot beaded georgette; D. Wyatt, pink taffetas; J. Wyatt, iigured geoorgette; J. Kane, iigured georgette; D. Castles, mauve taffetas and silver lace; A. Parsons, cream silk; A. Ryder, black velvet; Messrs Aiken, Woodham, Anderson, {Smith, Bignell, Laugeson; lialeymau, Thompson, Hannan, Gai way r Galbraith, Laird (2), Askwood, Ransome, Jones (3), Keeny (3), Wallace, IShartand and Lane. SATURDAY’S CABARET. Among those present at the Luxor Cabaret were: Mcsdamcs Peat, Doig, J. Millward, Searle, Laurie, Watkin, R. Hatrick, G. Potts Misses C. Burdett, D. Neumann, P. Wall, Al. Saunders, M. Currie O. Zeisler, E. Glasgow (Turakina), N. Bagnall (Palmerston North), Swan, D. Doig, Al. Jackson, "C. Jack-

TO DAY’S RECIPE. Cream Cheese. —Leave the sour milk in a cold place until it is quite thick turn it into a muslin bag. Tic a piece of string round the top, and hang it up to drain with a basin underneath to catch the whey. (A dresser-hook is a very convenient place to hang it.)Leave it until it has ceased to drip. It will take about twenty-four hours. Take out the “cheese” and work it into pats or squares with butter patters, adding a little salt, also pepper, if liked. Wrap in thin muslin and keep in a cold place if it is not required at once*

son, N. Cowper, J. Izard, Al. AlcGrcgor (Fordell); Messrs Macey, Patterson, Boulton, Sutton, Fergusson, Martin, Watkins, Potts, R. Hatrick, Pawson, Lawrence, Rigg, Miles, McAncny.