WOMEN'S CORNER

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19139, 24 October 1927, Page 2

WOMEN'S CORNER

Tne Lady Editor will be pleased .to receive lor publication in tte "Women's Corner" items of social or personal news. Sucb items should be fully authenticated, and engagement notices must bear the signatures of botb parties. Cor- „ respondence is invited «» «* matters affecting, or of Interest to, women.

Mrs Kelloek arrived froqi England by the Ruapehu, and is visiting her son ■near Hawarden. Mrs Kelloek is a sister of the late Mr'J. C. N. Grigg, of Longhcach. Mr and Mrs Endell Wanklyn and their children, who have been spending a few weeks at Sumner, Have returned to their home in Merivale. Mrs H. S. Lawrence (Garden road), who has been spending a week at Hcretaunga, has gone to Gisborne to visit |ter sister, Mrs Wrey Nolan. Mtb Lancelot Lane (Merivale) has returned from a few weeks' visit to Sumner. Mr and Mrs«lan Murchison, who have been visiting Christchurch, have returned to Lake Coleridge. Mrs Nixon (Fendalton) is visiting relatives in Kaikoura. Miss . Meta Nixon is spending a few days with Mrs Hugh Ensor, "Rakahuri." Miss May Newton (Onslow street) has returned from a visit to Heretaunga. Mrs Sinclair .Murchison (Rossall street) is visiting Mrs Walter Maefarlane (Kaiwara). Miss Peggy Norton (Mansfield avenue) returned yesterday from a visit to Miss M. Findlay (Heretaunga). Miss Betty Rutherford (Macdonald Downs), who" has been spending a month in the North Island, has returned to North Canterbury. Mr. and Mrs D. Clive Crozier have taken up residence ift Bishop street. Miss Joan Maling (Durham street North) is leaving to-day for Timaru, where she will stay with ; Mrs C. H. Gresson.

Mrs Stephen Gillingham (Fairlie, Canterbury) is the guest of Dr. and Miss Ewart (Wellington). Miss C. Shirtcliffe (Timaru) is staying ati the. .KpyarHbtel. v Mrs Haywood • (Portland Crescent, Wellington) will, leave shortly for Syd- j ney, where she. will, joint the Otranto ! for London. Miss Mary Twomey will accompany her. Miss Twomey is at present spending a • few days with her people at Temuka. < Mrs George Williams (Thnaru) and Mr Jack Rigby (of J. C Williamson's Company, Sydney) are at present , the guests of Mr and Mrs Macdonald (Rakaia). Miss Enid Ross (Wellington) and Mr and Mrs Edgar. Hazlett (Dunedin) are staying at Warner's Hotel. ' Mr Justice Stringer and Mrs Stringer (Auckland) axe staying at the United j Service Hotel. • They will leave torday for the-south. '■:•!,. ■■■-.■ Mr vandMir^,- Cooper (Dunedin) are staying at' the United Service" Hotel. Mrs Bpnnington (Dunedin) is among the guests .at the Clarendon Hotel. I . The engagement is announced of Miss Peggy Webb, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Webb (Invercargill) and Mr William E. Hunt, son of Mr and Mrs W.D..Hunt {Wellington):

Recent arrivals at the Hotel Federal include* Greig (Feilding), Mr and Mrs E. C. Ayres (Timaru), Mrs H. E. Lamb (Christchurch), Miss E., J>. Lamb-(Christchurch), Mr- F. W. Greenwood (Blenheim), -Mr E. ; A.'W: Smith (Kaikbura), Messrs \ H., A., and P. Braham (London), Mr George Sneu" (Dunedin),. Mr* and Mrs Frank Cuftis (Ashburton), Miss E. M. Segers (Ashburton), Mr S. D, Green (Timaru), Miss E. W. Stark (Timaru), Miss J. C. Binnie (Tiniaru), Mr L. Clark (Greymouth), Mr E, C. Wallace (Timaru), Mr J. A Heskett (Onekaka), Mr M. Black. (Dunedin), Mr C. Wark. (Dunedin), Mr J. H. Teplitzky (Wellington), Mr R. K. Gardiner (Oamaru), Mr'J. L. Gregory (Dunedin), Mr William D. Pirritt (Dunedin), Mr C. J. Wood (Wellington), ..Mr H. Aekins (Wellington), Mr and (Palmerston North), Dr. and Mrs Ji Whitton (Wellington), Miss Whitton (WeU"»gI ton), and Mr St. C. Ferguson, (Dunedin). .'.'...- ■ . .

The proceeds of the sale of cakes, conducted in the vestibule of the Grand Theatre on Saturday in aid of the Lewisham Sisters' Best House amounted to £42 6s Bd. •

The Canterbury Jockey Club's annual ball—a social event always anticipated with pleasure —will be held in the Caledonian Hall on the Tuesday of Cup Week.

The All Sports Assembly held their usual dance at the Albert Hall on Saturday nrght. There was a very large attendance. On Friday evening, at the D.I.C. tearooms, a party was given by the girls of the staff of Mr C. S. Thorns in honour of Miss Marjory Keaby, whose marriage takes place shortly. Those present were: Misses M. Reaby, B. Straehan, G. Reade, M. Riordan, B- Holley, R. Baird, M. Irving', M. Cotton, P. Gibson, G. Russell, and E. James. The funeral of the late Mrs W. McCoy took place at the Bromley Cemetery on Friday afternoon. The chief mourners were:—Mr. W.. McCoy, Mr W H. Turner; Waikari (father), and Mr P. A. Turner, Lowcliffe (brother). The Citv Council was represented by the Mayor (Mr J. K. Archer), and the employees of the Council by Mr a. Macintosh. Members of the Returned Soldiers' Association were the pallbearers. For several years Mr McCoj has been a member of the executive of the R.S.A. The C.Y.C. was represented by Major D. S. Murchison. Recent guests at "Stoneburst," Latimer square, include:—Mr A. Burn (Dunedin), Captain J. S. Brooke, N.Z. SC, and Mrs Brooke (India), Miss h. Doake, Mrs McDonald (Te Kuiti), Mr and Mrs C. A. VAnson (Sydney), Miss Mullins, Miss Rumanian, CaptainE. U G Bown, N.Z.S.C. (Gore , Mr C. H. Crombie foaniaru), Mr P. Agar, Mr and Mrs Claude Haigh, Miss Viola Haigh, Messrs Cecil and Carl Haigh, Mr and Mrs C. S. Keller, Mr and Mrs F. Wheeley, Mr Ralph Whe ley, Mr if. Daniels, Mr JaJkson Graham (Wellington), Miss Maurais, Mr L. Austin, Mr D R McDiartnid (Dunedin), Miss J. Foley, Miss F. Farorw, Mr R. Stout Mr H A. Parke, Mr Stronach, Miss Glenn, Mr C. Leeming, Miss T. MeKenzie, Miss Grace Howard-Howell (London), Mr H. Snowball, Mr and Mrs W. K. Speeden, Mr and Mrs L. E. Akroyd, Mr G L. Parsonson, Miss P. Duffy, Mr W E. Stride, Mr and Mrs A. L. McDonald, Mr and Mrs A. P. Raven (Ashburton), Mr and Mrs A. A. McDonald, (Aahbu'rton), Misses Wing (Sydney), Miss I. McNabb, Miss V. Watson, Miss M. Mearns, and Miss M. Knox. j Take care of the children's feet. We! stock true-form shoes, in all styles, also a large variety of the well-known "Keltie" brand in half sizes which cannot be surpassed for stylo and wear. TrvH. Pannell and Co., 105 Manchester street. 'Phone 694. P7214 OILING MOTOR-CABS. The most highly refined motor oil coining into New Zealand is Duckham s, which, it is satisfactory to know is British So'me really remarkable results have been achieved in Christchurch and elsewhere with Duckham's leading to considerable savings in cars' annual oil bills. _____ THE YOUNGER GENERATION. Older folks may be stickers, but not so with the younger generation, iney ' don't rest until they have found an easier way of doing things. Thats why-so many of the younger housewives are using' Verhena as their household soap. Verbena saves work washes cleaner, and does not harm the hands

WINTER GARDEN CABARET, There wae a very." good attendance at the Winter; Garden Cabaret on Saturday. Excellent music was supplied by Bailey's Jaw Anwnsst thbae present'were:-Captain and . Mrs P G. Carrlngton (Sydney), M , r Xs MS N Hudson (Dunedin), Mr and Mrs tTii Mr-and. Mrs. J • S. Guthrie, Mrs b. WaWAnTkkSMr andM» H. Whop, } M Mr- and Mrs G. .Chamberlain, Mr and 'Mrs McQueen Mr and 'tors J. Harrison, Mr and Mr* Dixon, *«Mta, E. Poison,', Mr and. Mrs P. S.. ■ Mr and Mrs C: Rennell, Mr and Mrs Vin- : cent Mr and' Mrs J. OlConnor (Ashburton), Baird (Wellington), Mr and M», «! • qmilh- Mr and v>. b. aaam, Mr ahd ! toH, Worrall Mr KM Grant, Mr and Mm L. G. Blumsky, Mr and Mrs P v Calvert Mr *» Gillis, Mrs Freda West,. Mr and Mrs W.. WUliamson,.Mr and Mrs A *•_??£&*» Vmilkiner Mr and Mrs G. 1. Mulligan, .Mr B SaMr.B^»ett,,M^.Dori ß^^n >! •Rita .Tamieson, CeciU • Bolton' (Ashburton),; Edna Partridge Joan^J,; Vera Gibson, Trixie O Conne 1, »$* Kob-. erlson. Bessie Macdonald, Grace Muscroft, aZ Wilson, . Gladys WiW _Joan Taylor, Pat Linton. ; -fcell ■ Da.™,: Ven. Davidson, . Julio. Lancaster. Pat -Lancaster, Doris Collins, Rita_Archer, Vera Curwen, Margery Mouncey, Violet WUby, Murielle Johnstone, Dorothy Keig, McLenfanrNellaMayo, Marjorie Wilson; Ferguson Phvllis 'Smithers, Eva Johnstone, Eunice Iriharn, Doris Barnett, Mabel Dixon, Mrillia Ford. Mona McKemie, Binda Boy£ Vera. Craig, Washer, Eileen Keith,' Mona Crawford, 'Smeaton, Gwen Aitch son, Fay Graham, Grace Barnett, Lucille Harvey, Hazel James, Chr.s Blur,, dell, Frances Morgan, Laura Yuill, Jessie Davidson, Rita O'Conneil, Sybil Tapper, G. E Austad.'Clo Madden, H. Außtad, Mary Smith, May Wright, .Helen Beaton, Zoe Connor, Rhona Boswell, Edna Cox, Gladys Carter, Gwen'Carter, Margaret Wilson, Dons Petrie, Daphne Brass, Eveline McNulty, Mabel Dixon, Evie Shann, Veda Griffith, Olive Turner, M. Koskello, Peach, -Lulu Manton.Rita Sutherland. Lynda_Boyd, Elsio Tate, Mary Siramonds, Marjone Vincent (Messrs C. Sprostcn, B. Carmichael (Melbourne), R.S. Clark, J. Foster J. C. East, E. Duncan, W. Barnard, Gerald Barnard, N. Donovan, C. Beuraelberg. C. L. Robinson', North, K. Campbell, Allen Bridge, R. Whale, Gavin Park, Simpson, A. Rattray, J. M. Clarke, N. Hadneld, G. Lowe, W. Brown, S. Hudson, R. Q, Ray, V. Kingdon, L. Boyd,' S. - Flewcllyn, Voss, Joyce, F. Bowes, Hollis, W- Bryce, J. Commons, M. G. Moore (Wellington), A. Fairbrass, W. O. O'Loughlin, Vincent, 'G. A. Tattle, A. Roberts, Beauford Smith; R, Petersen Wellington). H.- J. Erridge (Dunedin), C. W. Barrow, J. Plummer, D, Whitford, C. Dobaon, Tansev, J. Beban,.R. L. Baxter (Timaru), C. Pethybridge, W. J; AUpress, O. Walker, Aitchison. S. Walker, W. J. Byrne, G. Julius, L. Blogg, George Austad, D. James, Armstrong, R. Turnbull, F. Jones, G. Holmes, €. Bonnington, M. Macfarlane, Talbot, Clarkeon, Harris, Payne, T. Turner,* Jamieson, Moon, and C. J. Robinson (secretary).

, "Gathering tile Golden Grain" is the title of the coloured supplement issued with the Christinas Number of the "Weekly Press." It is a picture worthy of" a frame. ' - —6