WOMEN'S CORNER

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18229, 13 November 1924, Page 2

WOMEN'S CORNER

The Lady Editor win be pleased to receive for publication in tao "Women's Comer" items of social or personal news. Sacb items should Tie fnUy authenticated, and engagement notices must hear fignatures of both parties. Correspondence is invited on any matters affecting, or of interest to, •women.

Her Excellency Lady Jellicoe, who hns been the guest of Mrs George Gould, "Avonbank," for the past week, leaves to-night- for Wellington. The Hon. Lucy Jellicoe, who has been visiting Mrs Boyle (Riccarton), leaves to-night for Wellington. Sir Heaton and Lady Rhodes are spending a few days with Mrs George Rhodes (Beverley). | Mr. and Mrs John Montgomery, who have been for a trip to .England, returned to Christehureh yesterday. Mrs T. Cowlishaw is leaving early in the New Year for-a trip to- Britain. Mrs Kenneth Macdonald l.as taken her house during her absence. Mr and Mrs M. S. Brown and Miss Phyllis Brown are leaving early next year for a trip to England. Mrs H. H. Wauchop leaves to-day en route for Sydney, to spend a holiday with her sister, Mrs Gerald Haskins. Mrs Fred Redwood, of Redwood Homestead, Spring Creek,, Marlborough, is on a visit to Christehureh. Mrs Redwood, who is a member of the Blenheim' Borough Council arid tlie Wairaii-Hospital Board, is accompanied by her daughter. Mrs Guy Lucas, and her grand-daughter, Miss Doreen Liicas. They will return to Marlborough by motor on Sunday. Miss Vida Young (Winchester) is in Christehureh for the races. Mr and Mrs Nat Brown (Cooper's Creek), ace. in. Christehureh A'or tlio Show and races. - Mr and Mrs Fred Allison (Belfield) aro .the guests of . Mrs M. Johnson (Christehureh) for the.Show and races. . Mr and Mrs D."H. Swanston (Riccarton) have returned from Pplmerston North, tfliere they were the guests of Mr-and Mrs-Rattle for the Royal Show. The engagement is announced of Ed- ] •win C.- Lorck, Martinborough, eldest j son of Mr and Mrs A. J. Lorck, Dannevirke, and Lillian Grace Fountain®, youngest ..daughter of the late T. F. Fountaine, and Mrs Fountaine, MartinbcTough, late of Christehureh. The engagement is <mnounced of Mr Henry'GGuty t younger son of Mr Henry tk)tte"rill, 'and Audrey, only child of the late Lieutenant Amcots ' Cracroft .Wilson. ' . : . .' »•' • The engagement is announced of Agnes, elder -daughter of -the late ,E. M. Terrell and' Mrs' J." F. Buchanan, "Kinlcch," Little River, to Gerald, fourth son'of Mr and 1 Mrs Andrew Anderson ("Merchiston," St. Martins). . TBe". engagement is announced of Jack Findlay, second son of Mrs and the late Mr C. E. Page, of "Beverley," Cashmere, to Gladys' Muriel, eldest daughter oFMr and Mrs A. Debenham, of Maori Hill. DuoediH. . .

The enjragejnenfc is announced' of Irene, younger daughter of the Rev. and Mrs .Frank Dunnage, of Chris tchurch; to Percy, second «on of Mr and Mrs P. H. Cox, of - Wellington.

Mr and Mrs Findlay (Eiffelton) are guests at Warner's Hotel. Mr a nd Mrs X. Rutherford (Mendip Hills) are staying at the United Service Hotel.

Miss E. Law. general secretary of the Christehureh Y.W.C.A.. arrived in Auckland from America on Monday. She will spend this month in the North Island, returning to Christehureh in December.

Mrs Alan Duncan, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs Dangers Hamber, is leaving this week by the Ulimaroa fcr Sydney, en route for her home in India." ' .

.The Misses Pines (2), Sydney, NewSouth Wales, arrived in Christehureh on Monday to attend the Third Australian and New Zealand Philatelic Exhibition and Congress.

A garden fete is to be held in tlie grounds of St. Peter's Vicarage, Ricrarton, on Saturday, November 20tli. Hi:-xe rrill be many well-stocked stalls and Derry's Band will play selections during the afternoon.. Amongst the members of the Ball Committee who worked indefatigably for the Canterbury Jockey Club's bail .it the Caledonian Hall on Tuesday night, was Mr Heathcote Helmorc, to whose well-directed energies much of the success of the function was due.

The next meeting of the Home Economics Association will be held in the Y.M.C.A. on Friday, the 21st instant, when a home carpentry demonstration will be given. Miss D. A. Cooper, who has for the past seven years been iu charge of the well-known "Te Whare" Kindergarten in Hereford street, has accepted an appointment on the staff of the Cathedral Grammar School", where she will take charge of the bovs' kindergarten department which is being opened' in February. "Te Whare" having been sold, the children's school so long located there will be closed.

The carnival ball to be held to-night in Dixieland promises to be an unqualified success.' Tickets are obtainable from Mrs Henry Loughnan, organising .secretary, or from members of the committee —the Mayoress, Mrs J. A. Flesher, Lady Clifford, the Hon. Mrs Tahu Rhodes, Mrs H. T. J. •Thacker, Mrs Frank Scott-, Mrs Frank Graham, Mrs George Clarkson, Mrs Cyril Ward, Mrs Bernard Wood, and Miss Enright. An exhibit-ion tango will be given by -Captain and the Hon. Mrs Tahu Rhodes, and an eccentric dance by Miss Ruby Wilding. The Lincoln College Jazz Band has kindly consented to play the extras. The proceeds of the ball will, be devoted to providing Christmas cheer for the orphans and indigent aged at Nazareth House.

Lady Forbes-Robertson (Sliss Gertrude Elliott); who has returned .to England frcm her two years'* tour of the Southern . Hemisphere, - finds startling changes in English and French women. "When 1 went away," she safd, in an interview, "women were powdering their noses in public; how they make up their faces entirely between the courses at meals in restaurants. In. fact, tho make-up they go in for now on these occasions .reminds me exactly of the make-np process that we us& on the stage. Certainly it is just as complete. I was surprised, too, at tho shades of make-up that 1 saw used in Paris — combinations of mauve and orange that were becoming to wemen with dark complexions. Shingling, too, has become the craze since I went away, and I must say I think a sleek, wellattended shingle is exceedingly becoming, but if short, hair is the slightest bit 'moth-eaten' "behind, where it ought to be well grocmed, it is nsly. In Melbourne the shingling craze had just'arrived when I left. Melbourne, without 'doiibt, is one of the smartest cities ir» the world. The women are up-to-date and wear.' the newest clothes almost as spo>n as we have them here.''

Madame the Furrier, Las now taken possession of the shop at 129 Cashel street, opposite deaths', formerly occupied" by Madame Jane, Ltd. It is just next door'to her old premises. Madame Men'ere will for the neit few weeks be able to undertake a limited amount of rfe-modelling work, M 6631

"Patricia," ever-increasing aa a popular shopping centre for ladies, has a very; choice range of Emitted Frocks and Jumpers; also Smart Millinery and Dainty . Baby; Things. Her. High-class Dressmaking ■ will ' ever eatisf/. Tour early inspection (corner Montreal and Victoria streets) will be appreciated, or-ring 'phone 2343 M. «. , L 6273

r The beauty of Cleopatra and tho toilet secret'ff of the Egyptians, can be yours. Let Egyptus. convince you with her wonderful treatment for Falling Hair, Dandruff, Grey Hair, and Superfluous Hair. Consultation free. Enquire -to-day. Egyptus, Cathedral square. • upstairs, between Strand Theatre and G.P.O. 'Phone 5158. K4311-4012

Children's Brown Sandal Strap shoes for holiday and seaside wear, with crepe rubber soles, 4 to 6, 5s 6d"; 7 to 9. 63 ; 10 siz©> 7s 6d; size 11, 8s 9d; size 12, 9s; size 13, 9s 3d; size 1, 9s 6d. Great for hard wear. H. Pannell and Co. 'Phone <594. 105 Manchester street. • 1*6506-5040

Genuine set of six carved shield back chippe'ndale' mahogany > dining" room chairs from .a private collection oir sale. View at General Trading. Company, 134 Oxford trerace. (next • building to Jockey Club). —6

BUT ARE THEY: HUSH? I decidedly' they are, and "Manchester Hbuse" is making a special feature of supper clpths—all pur© Irish linen, - 16s 6d. Pillow-shams, scolloped and embroideredi at 10s 6d pair ; 'also ladies' and gent's., handkerchiefs are more reasonable here, \ arid are always nice as presents. See them" to-day (next E. Reece, Ltd., Colombo street). 6

FOOTBALL CLUB'S DANCE. . The Christchureh Football Club, with which is incorporated, the Red and Black Association, held its annual cabaret dance at the Winter Garden last night. The members of 'the committee responsible' for the sucoesa of the dance were Messrs M.. F. PengelJy, R. P. Jones, ii. S. Feast, F. is. 'laylor (secretary). The music, was Supplied bj si i>axui.

Amcngst the dancers were Misses Ngaire Cartridge, Annie Moir, E. Jerman, Peggy Alexander, L. Yuill, Cathy Bcere, Louise Stewart, B. Thom, N. Carr, Joyce Pearson, Nancy Henderson, Eileen Ja'rman, Thelma Merrett, Barbara Brown, Ngaire McColl, Seed, Ena Beddington, K. Curtis, 1. Denton, Phyllis Tilzey, R. Smith, Monica O'Cbnnell, Elsie Ives, L Chappie, Lena Brake, Thelma Hicks, Dorothy Gerity. Dorothy Wilson, Mrs R. Chamberlain, Mrs A. McPhail, Mr a Seed, Mrs J "Woods, Mrs W. Owen, Messrs J Fraser, W. Owen, P. Fogarty, J. Prendergast, A. Jacobs, V. Main, S. C. Orchard, J. Fabian, G. Parkinson, K Campbell, F. J. Stewart, H: N Fairbairn, W-. Ashby, F. R. Monro, E. Ellison, E. G. Seed, H. McCrostie, E. Glanville, Mullins, N. Dellamare" J. Rustin, H. M. Smith, J. Weeds' j! Crawford, S. Campbell. A* McPhail, and F. Wilson,

[ THE OAKS AT RICCARTON. The weather was glorious yesterday for the third day of the Canterbury Jockey Club's Meeting at Riccarton, and, though the crowd was not so dense as it had been on the two preceding days, there was a large attendance, with a goodly proportion of women. The pretty summer frocks could be seen to excellent advantage, and very becoming and graceful many of them were. Noticeably smart were several white frocks with touches of red, and there was a marked increase in the popularity of blue, in varying tones from pale cornflower to a rich, dsep royal-blue, somewhat difficult to wear", but very effective when worn by those whom it suits. The hats were large, ; - nd many were of crinoline stm.w in pretty colours. Her Excellency- Lady Jellicoc wore a very becoming frock of black crepe de chine, with narrow pleated panels and effective coloured embroidery, wide cinnamon brown straw hat with drooping ospreys of the same tone. Mrs George Gould wore a black repp coat frock embroidered in jade, gold, and henna, smart black hat with effective fan-shaped cluster of burnt peacock feathers at the back; Hon. Lucy Jellicoe, beige tricot jumper suit, patterned and banded in mastic, hat of a deeper shade with multi-coloured trimming. Mrs George Rhodes wore navy alpaca, ostrich-feather stole, large navy hat with amber-shaded ostrich" Mrs Walter Clifford, grey braided .costume, Limerick lace scarf, black hat .with ospreys; Hon. Mrs Tahu Rhodes, pretty suit with white knife-pleated skirt and short sacque coat and side skirt panel of white cloche boldly patterned iu red, white hat trimmed with white, rosettes; Mrs Hume (Wairarapa), beautiful gown of black faconne, ermine stole, black hat with bows on front; Mrs Henry Wood, black crepe de chine with graceful georgette sleeves, black hat, banded with silver and finished with, drooping green plume at the back; Mrs George Deimistoun, pretty frock of pale mauve georgette embroidered in chalk beads, large mauve straw hat with ribbon swathe and large mauve rose; Miss Lucy Brandon (Wellington), black crepe de chine with narrow bands of white fur, black hat with outstanding osprey at t:lie back; Lady Nolan, black brocaded crepe de chine, black hat with ospreys in front; Mrs Harold Barker, charming frock of lilac georgette, crystal-pleated .and finished with swathed sash of lilac aid petunia, with touches of jade : green, black hat with small vari-coloured flowers; Mrs Hugh Elisor, white crepe de chine with knifepleated fronjt panel and narrow red belt, smart little red and white hat; Mrs Henry Cotterill, black crepe de chine, ostrich-feather stole, black hat with red brim and rosette, of kilted ribbon; Miss Harley, golden-brown crepe marocain, straw hat of the same shade, with wreath of autumn leaves; Mrs George Aitken, beautiful dress- of cherry and black patterned marocain, embroidered in gold, small black hat with upturned brim and ostrich feather; Miss Innes Gould (Sydney), resedsvgreen marocain with bands of gold and red gaJon, red hat trimmed with fringed ribbon; Mrs Godby, grey crepe de chine embroidered in red, small red hat with ribbon chou; Mrs Tebbs,' grey silk jersey cloth, small black hat with transparent brim; Mrs T. Cowlishaw, smart three-piece gown of navy alpaca with navy pleated cape and corsage of navy and red patterned alpaca, navy hat with kilted ribbon rosette; Mrs Godfrey Hall, navy crepe de chine and cafe au lait georgette effectively beaded, beige ostrich-feather stole, handsome black wrap with deep collar and cuffs of beige, black hat with ospreys; Mrs R. C. Symes, Egyptian marocain in autumn colouring, grey hat with autumn foliage; Mrs Gerald Maling, nigger-brown costume braided in black, brown taffeta hat with flotral plastron in front; Mrs A. C. CottrelL, black nwrocain, ostrichfeatber stole, black satin hat; Mra Wyvern Wilson,' pnttycoloured tricoot, navy satin hat with ospreys; Mrs Prank "Wilding, smart suit of cream repp, black hat with upturned brim; Mrs Jack Anderson, pretty jumper frock of silver-grey kasha, with corsage heavily braided, black satiin hat with drooping black feather; Mrs George Reid, lilac crepe de chine with Valenciennes collar and cuflfs, wide lilac crinoline straw hat; Mrs George Rutherford, beige georgette embroidered in cream, golden crinoline etraw hat wreathed with tiny flowers; Mrs T. Mill, navy coat frock, skunk stole, wide nigger brown' hat banded with., brown and .finished with ostrieh feather; Mrs Stanley Poster,, black georgette handsomely patterned with roses, black hat with lace bows at the back; Miss Hester Gould, navy and grey patterned marocain, navyha't with grey tracery; Miss N. Cotterill, black braided . coat frock with pipings of white, black- feather stole, black hat with black and white quill; Miss Boyle, uncommon frock of daitk sapphire -blue repp, inset with panels of : fuchaia and blue brocade, fuchsia velvet hat; Miss Joan Fulton, beaver face-cloth coat frock, • straw hat: of a paler tone swathed with beaver georgette; Miss Blanche Sanders, navy 'satin marocain frock, black. feather stole, black velvet hat circled with an ostrich plume; Mrs E. Bentley Davison, very smart frock of grey and red patterned marocain :with large red buckle, red Bangkok hat with shaded quills; Mrs Wyn Irwin, grey crepe de ehine with ' short cape of pleated georgette, grey velvet hat with ostrict plume; Miss Peggy Norton, beige' and bronze patterned marocain, bronze hat with bronze feather mount; Miss Audrey Cracroft Wilson, pretty frock of ciel blue brocaded crepe de chine, black hat, with coloured fruit; Miss Molly Norton, royal blue georgette with dainty white collar, cuffs, and vestee, mole and royal blue shot.ribbon .hat swathed with royal blue; Mrs'O'Rorke, ivory and led patterned crepe, de chine,- highcrowned red hat; Miss Joeelyn Pyne, very pretty white frock embroidered in red, large white hat with white georgette swathe; Miss Joan- Reid, j grey tailored 1 costume, "ombre hat; ] Miiss Fay Gibson, black repp dress smartly trimmed with vari-coloured I appliques, black, satin hat with narrow I coloured band; Miss Lorna Saunders, j Empire blue accordion pleated' crepe de chine, with touches of blaek, black hat with transparent brim and small , bine flowers; ,M.iss SJbona ' cornflower blue georgette and black j hat; Miss Kathleen Helmore, hyacinth blee georgette with narrow * pastel { tinted ribbons defining the waist, wide crinoline straw hat of the same shade, with large pink rose; Misa Alys Duncan, pretty jumper suit of cream kasha, with knife-pleated skirt and nsirrow bands of red trimming, small white hat; Miss Rosemary Wilson, very pretty frock of ivory patterned gesorgette and ivory lace, wide blue straw hat; Misa Barbara Clayden, mushroom grey taffeta, black crinoline straw hat; Miss Tish Watson, French grey brocaded crepe de chine, black hat with vari-coloured plastron; Miss Margaret Tripp, beautiful frock of ivory georgette with boldly designed Richelieu work, white hat with mustard ribbon and flowers; Miss'Halmar Loughnan, pretty frock of white Marocain enfbroidered in cornflower blue, wßiite fur stole, small whits straw hat; Miss Nancy Beadel, smart navy costume with pretty red Deauyille scarf, white straw hat; Miss Vir-

PERSONAL NOTES FROM HOME.

(jßOil OUB OWK CORRESPONDENT.)

LONDON, October. 9

The Rev. Frank Dunnage, Mrs and vne Misses Dunnage (Christchurcli) have returned to London after a very comprehensive tour of England and Scotland. Whilst in Wiltshire Mr Dunnage made a point of visiting * the cemetery at Tuhvorth, where many New Zerdanders are buried. He found tho cemetery carefully and reverently maintained. Mr Dunnage has resumed work at the parish church, Hammersmith. They have booked passages for New Zealand, leaving by the lonic early*in January. Mr and Mrs J. H. Watherston (Canterbury) have been staying with the former's parents in Scotland. They are now in London lor a few weeks, but will return to Edinburgh until they sail on November Bth in the Orient liner Orvieto.

Miss Jane Mander, the New Zealand authoress, has arranged a good contract with Messrs Hutchinson and Co. for the publication of three novels. These will include her fourth book, which she finished a few months ago. It is called "Allen Adair," and is a story about the north New Zealand gijtniieWs about the year IS9O. This will probably, be published next February. Messrs Hutchinson and Co. are also interested in Miss Mander's short stories, and have published one in tho October number of their magazine. Although she is hard at work fin a fifth novel, which is the story of life in New York. Miss Mander has obtained. a position as reader for a publishing firm, and is getting all the work she can do.

Mrs E. J. Grec-n (Christchurch) has been staying with relatives in Cornwall and. other parts of England. She will be leturning to New Zealand about February.

Mrs Evelyn Clark (New Brighton) has had an interesting month on the Continent. visiting the battlefields of the "Western front. She is now settled in Bavswater until December 6th, when she will return by the Runic.

STUDIO DANCE. Mrs W. H. Montgomery was hostess last night at a particularly enjoyable dance, given in honour of her daughter. Miss Iris Montgomery, whose studio in Manchester street, with its novel, almost unique, decorations' made an admirable ballroom. ±*urpte and orange were skilfully in .the rich colour scheme, and the prettilyshaped room, with its panelled walls> had paintings of Egyptian- figures as mural decorations, and the Egyptian lamp shades added to the Oriental effect. Mr R. Tole, who cleverly designed and carried out ttie scheme, wiis congratulated on the pleasing result of his artistry.

Mrs Montgomery wore a becoming model gown of white georgette with cascade side panels of cherry georgette and rich embroidery in black and l cherry beads. Miss Montgomery's charming picture frock was of jade and violet taffeta.

'Amongst the guests were: Captain and the . Hon. Mrs Tahu Rhodes, Kir Charles and Lady Campbell, Mr and Mrs George Aitken, Mr and Mrs Atear Williams, Mr and Mrs Vivian Riadiford, Captain and Mrs Gage Williams, Mr and Mrs Arthur Elworthy, Mr and Mrs J. Crawford, Mr and Sirs Freddie Cracroft Wilson, Mr and. Mrs O'Rorke, Hon. Lucy Jellicoe, Misses Boyle, Teschemaker, Betty Cotterill, Barbara Gould. Betty Elworthy, Shona Rhodes, Jocelyn Pyne, Kathleen Helmore, Audrey Cracroft Wilson, Ngaio Marsh, Madeline 'Vyner, Annette Barton (Featherston), Betty Hislop (Wellington), Lettice Tapper, Fay Gibson, Kitto (2), Alvs .Duncan (Wellington), Betty Rutherford, Agnes Turrell, Amy Courage, Ruth Wynn Williams, Commander David Boyle, Commander Eric Rhodes. Messrs Denis Cotterill, Guy Cotterill, B. Dalgetv, I. Turrell, W. Hutchinson. S. Hutchinson, Wyn Cowlishaw, lan Buchanan, Maurice Macfarlane, R. Tole, Heathcote Helmore, Griff Bristed; T. Harrison, Derrick Gould. Blnndell Hawkes, I'. Boyie, Gerald Anderson, H. Bull. 7. A. Brown, Gilbert Grigg, R. C. Blunt. R. Cracroft Wilson, T. Gibson,"rY. Robinson, and Buckley, v

The Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor has compiled a list of 100 of the most distinguished members of that degree. Nearly half the men who figure, in the list received the dignity during the 19th century, the last name being that of Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema. Art is especially well represented, other names to be found being those of Romilly, Chantrey, Wilkie, Landseer, and Gilbert. The politician is not conspicuous in the second 50, practically the only statesman included being Sir William Harcourt.

DANCE-AT PAPANUL

A very successful plain. 3ud fancy dress dance at. which there was an attendance of fully three hundred was held at Papanui t.n Tuesday evening in aid of the Altar {Society's Stall at the Monster Fete to be held in December in aid of the Catholic" Church Fund.- -The members of the committee were: Mesclames M. Ccndon, M.Heaphy.'S. Gkrrard, A. Phillips.J. Pereasky, blisses J. Hignsted and K. Skelly. Mrs R. J. Munro acted as judge of the fancy costumes and awarded the prizes as fel-lows-Ladies' best dress: Miss C. Txk-11 (Tee Cream'); most original, Kathleen Mamma (Maori Waking; gentlemen's, }lr C. Smith (Fitzgerald Butcher), Mr A Fairbrass . (SportsV The prizes for euchre were won by Mrs Rickabv, Mrs "Wilkinson. Mrs Burko. Mrs C. Smith, Messrs D. Sullivan,' N. Costellaj McChntock, and W. Costella.

■Auiouijoi i! 1 izncv dress were.— 11. i-uyue il'r3 \V. Eady (Koso I'einAsi, ilra (j. i-.cc-u ■ Vrcani', .M v.< u. (bcutcn Jjasaie,!, iliseos linnc Diinvia :• I'lCiTcUe;, iyauc-y iiiikeway ttjjpsy Utrl), Zoo Cooper ißlack and Blue i lerreUe), .borl* -Aiuir (.supply Otficer.i, Maud tho -Li , jG.aLhloen Al'aram:! Kathleen W'orthinjjton Whittingtunj, .rhyllis Callagtmu (N aJcaunej, iles&rs (J. Smith (Fitzgerald Butcher), \V. Ijojirisen K. Wallace (Sailor), C. V\ ilkinson iCrickcter), J. Hammond (bailor), ,i l Ut>rau6 ortß >, J- Phiipot Sailor), Ulhera present were: Mi.-.Ms May tieaphy, Molly Hcaphv, Marjory Evans, ilseJica Ifotier W, Vjoiet Claridge, Netlis iiarpcr, Rita Nuttall, LiSy Fleming, N-ellio Hanrahan i-K-da Kenidgc, ina Lynch, rredai Smith, Alice Burrows, Violet AVatson, tVinmo Bond, Pearl Blaieway, Kathloeu Payne, Nancy C'oatella., Vivian Moore, Honour Moore Flo. Hamilton, Reno Musacn, M.-iadcua, Esma Jack, Agnes Boloski, Peggy JJcwall, Eileen Hannan, Roso Kogatski, Mary Burke, Rath iiamptQii Lls;c Barnea, Dorothy Harris, uiadya Waisou, Monica Heaphy, ■ Doris ' Urr^ 3 CrMki . Kuby Free, Gwcn ■S . 1 f^ al Oood, Meedamcs 11.' Pdckabv, J. r, r !°S 1 c - Campion, S. Hauby, E. 'Boll, C. Wilkinson, M. Burko, C. Smith, D. Sulliri tr " W. Coatclla, Messrs J. ilatpci-, J. Spencer, J. Arps, J. McDonald, .I™?' S. 8011, A. Ellin kT»rn 'r- T? 11 -' D turj y- W. Jcsaop,. B. I Suflir ' R S S3I !f r ' , S - Munro, E. Grosfski, t; n f" l ,?• Dcrntt, J. Burke, G. WilriS w T? Uns ' C A Broadhurst, J W Kih f ra, , D ' Roberts, D.. Power, . ". Kettle, A. Stopfoid, J. Bagley C w r T; V - P. S. Smith, H. MonVo' A P. Crozier. L. Mycra, V. Bate.'ll A* sim™ r Et T J - S,lllivan - A.- Moorwood. A.bimon, G. Langdon. JT. Lyttle, F.-Har 4 - Pn ' i,' r s - Wallace, B. Weir H Blank, J. Sydal, and. many othirs '

WENTWORTH CABARET CLUB. The Wentwortli Cabaret Club ended its dancing season jnth a most, successful hnal dance on Tuesday, at th o Winter Gardbn. Margaret Mddleton's/Orches-tra-supplied the music, and extras were played by Mr L. .Marston. Amongst those, present, wore the following Mr arid Mrs R. f.' Tdsswiill, Mr and Mrs ,L. Caverhill (Adelaide); Gapt. and Mrs Bland, Mr and Mrs R. A. Bagshaw, Mr aud Mrs' W.-O. '.S. » vr l ' r anc^i Poglar, Mr and' Mrs A. Newson, Mr and Mrs G. H; Robinson, Mr and Mrs H. T. StubborMd, Mr ana Mrs It. Spencer, Mr and Mrs H. Beauvais,' • Mr 1 and; Mrs H.'J. Armstrong:, Mr andi Mrs J.'S. Day, Mr. and Mrs P. .Wilkes, Mr and Mrs W. B. Gracie, Mr ands Mrs Bruce, Mr and Mrs T. Govan; Mrs Cecil W. Wood (Timarti), Mr and-Mrs Walters-(Auckland), Mf and Mrs N. S. Lawn, Mrs B. Donald, Mrs Winterbottom (Auckland), Mrs C. Bush (Wellington), Mr and Sirs L. Smith.. Mr and Mrs Charles Rennell.Mr and Mrs A. Ferguson, Mrs Peggv .Pareops Mr and MrtTLoughMisses Constance Ileid (Wangariui), G. Clark, Margaret Brink-man, Doris Sedman, Bessie Maodonald. L. Coburn, Margaret 1 Halliday, Rent. Warne, ■E. Neate, • Bessie Perry, Rona Vaughan, El|a Fitzgeorge, Jessie McKenzie, Mollie Bradley, G. Walling-.

ton' Dorothy Keig, ' Muriel Goodsir,. Madge Osborn, Lena Graham,, Florence. Dine, Dorie Middleiton, Nessie 1 Gordon, B. Frazer, Mabel Hobbs, • Alma Lodge, Ethel Robinson, Eva Tretheway, Lilian -Edmonds,' Queenie, ' Chinnerv, Evm McKee, Bessie Bell, Norma MiddLeton, Gwen Doell, K«ia Blooinfield, Alma, Finnerty, L. Wainwright, Mary Milne, B. Plafcts (Port Chalmers), Kase Ryan, L. Chapman, V. Church, Chris Vivian, A. Dean, ■ B. Ryan, Groves, C. Saunderson, Messrs A. J l . Woodham. J. Gunn, U-. Sluis, W. Rattray, Nel* Robilliard, Willbrook. ,L. P. Christie,' C. "R. Alexander, C- Locke, E. Ellison, Turnbull, G. R. Gregory, J. Flood. J. E. A. Thompson, N. Robin- 1 son, C. J. Belli G. Black, W. Machin, Fraser, Thompson. G. Lucas, ; Turner, M. Grimmer,. N, .'Ball, M. Sorrell. R. Moore, C. L. Robinson, F. MoQaldon, L. Mar&ton,. J. Lythgoe, L. Chamberlain, M. Parker, M. G. Moore. H. Mainsfield, Storey, M. Press, L. Durey, L. C. L. Coxon, W. H. Thomas. T. J. Halliburton, F. W. Large, G. Tipler, Parker, S. Campbell. Thornton, L. Large,- J. Gamble, and C. J. Robinson (i'on. secretary).