WOMEN'S CORNER

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20178, 5 March 1931, Page 2

WOMEN'S CORNER

Lady Game, wife of the Governor of New South Wales, who is at present the guest of Lady Wigwam, is If av "}fs on Monday for Wellington, and will sail on Tuesday on her return journey to ' Sydney: Her son, Mr Fin"]? Game who has been spending a tew weeks' at Frani Josef Glacier, is pected in Christchurch on Saturday. ■ Miss A. Cpokson (Well lin^ to p re e! visiting her sister, Mrs F. W. man r "Desmond," Cashmere. Mrs W. H. (Montreal, street) has. returned frW a visit to Mrs Alex. Gardiner (Purau). , Misses Maude and Mabel th h er j; YLeinster road) are leaving on Tuesd y S a hoHday visit to Rotorua and Chateau Tongariro. . nr-rB "P" O Strong and Miss Maggie RiSdson (Redcliifs) and Miss Kvn lirf. (Christchurch), with a party of friends are visiting MUford Sound and Lake Manapoun. Mrs Marshall CWelJington) who has been visiting Mr and" Mrs Colin Ma£ shall, Webb street, has returned to the north. . Mrs Ardaglv (senior) and .Miss Mon Ardagh are leaving next f° motor trip to the Southern Lakes. Miss Evelyn Bowen, of the snasaage . ioin the Marama for Syanej. Mr and' Mrs G. (Hawarj„_. Mr and Mrs' Orchaid (vnrisicfcorch), Mrs Heaney Miss Mazey (Christchurch), Miss Mu JBS Miss Strang (WeUington), Mrs Petefs (Christchurch), .Miss K (Dunedin), and Miss Ware (Chnstchurch) ar:, among the recent arrival. at the Now Brighton Cate. Miss Mona .Williams (Sydney ). who ' arrived ' in Ohristchurch _ yesterday " morning on a holiday 7*®** H ° Zoaland, is the guest of .Mrs H. J"" ner, "Worcester street. Linwooa. The Christchurch Ladies' Golf ChiJ) will open the 1931 season on Wednesday, March 11th, when a flag match wil'l be played for prizes by Mies J. S. Wilkin, captain of the cWb. Members will be the guests of the club at afternoon tea in the plubhouse. . Miss G. M. Glanville, who has been director of the literary circle ot tfto -Canterbury Women's Club and who is leaving Shortly for a holiday visit to ■ England,' was the guest of hoiwur at <>ji evening party held m the club- , rooms. On behalf of the members of the circle, Miss M. E. Harvey ; made a presentation to _ Miss Glanville and Wished her an enjoyable holiday.

PRACTICALLY BALD WOMAN. Specialists in 1 London could .do nothing for this practically bald We,w Zealand woman.' She returned here -and trted Vati Ess. .Within nmo montha a completer,head of haw g*®*' and. actually posar. * «w LOKPOK, January ~ Canon and Mrs r ll^ or .? t fChriutchurch), arrived in England .vt fthe beginning of the month and havo /since been in London. ;Canon .WJford Has been mueh„ < w cu P - W1 ? * itaf. ioe _has been, in >us ( listerhoods. m -Bopse. w-Tne B^iop Canon WUford ier jfiitih wjiere Sz^arti .work -for : Weir son,, Mr Forbes .. Sandhurst. Military 5 feord u . spent ' ' 'ifrtLocdori;.' 'the' reroaihdoir Jjeinjs 1 and Lady Forest. An interesting re? I Harrbp^ I Qsmers Mr I riJ&ro&B wMfefhu Hatrop - hare all been ; ; cfrs I flyir lad &■ J: '"F/Fuller (Christ- £ ,an enjoyable | T to tourfoi E Not

||||ra 5? ioh ,™ s .gasy-, s6corated' With? red and,- white and the sapper irborn* Tffß' gay- ifith flayers'and iwyv . jtaWe' was .; decorated yaw pink'tlwd - wwe and ? mßidenJ^r/£etn, /amongst .which stood birtaday \cak<>,„ beautifully Had , BUrpiounted with. ;> - Miss ,4unt,' Miss JBeU, During ■,,. usiirl > toasts > ,we rt * and a ,g<fld key was pre'iented tf> ,the> principal quests by Mr J}iincftn. The evening Was spent m ' cMnpetitiopa,^" fnd dancing, PS '" de^?r d - ul' " fen attractive frpok ' of'J»lsck and'Miss fgtVceifiil," with fr HlE > *d£pjUs'<nefc* .jgith which,' was- Worn- » ;q<»teft v velvet. ,•=,/• -siimpngst, ttjpw .pyesent fWera- Misses ig&IU \iOil4sefMd, fiMHendias, V. SpriM. Henning, U, (Christefo'Ufch), jM-TJFrfef'' ' 1 Y. 'W. JPjffb- M' Sftpwart, -,- &flss,\ 6. B.i Wright,.. fjltertson imrton), 1*. c J»hiUlp9, 0. Bqncan Wfc»#l, r^ v a:'.,; -I fJ^^»D>lx' , a'n]j 'make a )wbii of Ilfegl^gß ■HMfe"-.. J

*: The Lady Editor will bo pleas od to receive for publication S i B the "Women'i Corner", items of «ocial or personal news, gj guch items should be fully authenticated, and engagement" g: §: notices mueit bear the signatures'of both parties. Correspondl£l cnee it invited on any matter® affecting, or of interest to, jv •

DANCE AT ST. MARY'S. Amongst the heaviest losers, both, in life and in money, during the recent earthquake disaster in Hawke's Bay, are the members of the Marist Order of Catholic Priests, who have thenSeminary at Greenmeadows. At this Training College two priests and seven students for the priesthood were killed, and the beautiful Chapel and a fine new block of buildings were wrecked, while other buildings Tvere so badly damaged that they will have to be demolished. The tangible of fo y years' work were destroyed in a lew minutes. It is estimated that in the last two years the financial loss of th. Marist Order at Greenmeadows, first by fire, and afterwards by. earthquakes, is no less than £IOO,OOO. _ r o +h Already, all over the Dominion, Catholics, by direct giving, are coming to the assistance of the Older, ," ishes like St. Mary's in Christchurch, which have always been served by Marist Fathers, are making special efforts to show their gratitude for the devotion and zeal of the priests, who have laboured amongst them. Many entertainments are _ being arranged, the first of which,. a social and dance, was in St Mary's Memorial Hall, Manchester street North, under the auspices of tho Altar Society, of which Miss U Harrington is honorary secretary. It | was a record success. The card-room was crowded and there was a large a tendance of dicers, who enjoyed the I music supplied, iree of ehaige, by l John Dunne's orchestra. Prizes oi the card tournament, given by Mrs L>. Hauehey and Miss Gooley, were presented by the Rev. Fatlver Keane, S.M. to the winners-Mrs McPhee Miss Gooley, Mr Bonisch, and Mr Hickland. An exhibition eccentric dance was given by Mr Robson. _ ■ _ Those present included the J*ov. Father S. O'Connor, S.M., the Father Keane,S.M .Mr aiul Mrsl-De-lany, Mr and Mrß N. Hoope r , M r and Mrs J Lane, Mr and Mrs M. Kelly, Mr and Mrs E. Hollobon,- Mr and Mrs J K. Crocker, Mr and Mrs W. Hayward, Mr and Mrs C. H. Evans Mr and Mrs H. T. Armstrong, Mr and Mrs D. J. Haughey, Mr and Mrs B. J. Amos, Mr and Mrs A. Kingan, Mr and Mrs Frank Smyth, Mr and Mrs Jj. < JBlake, Mr 'and Mrs H. 8011, Mr and Mrs T. G. Mr and Mrs W. J. Har .ir.r.fnn -Mr and Mrs T. Warren, Mes-

dames Harris, P. Burke, Johnston, J. T} ar rv W. McPhee, E. J. Hickland, T. Laffey N. Kelly, J. MacKay, J. Hodgson, J. Smith, B. Gray, N McAllister, H. M. Blazey, J. Beban, Arthur Tunzelman, Fred Jotfes (New -Plymouth), SS Payne,, V O'Neill L. Dyer, E. Donnelly, M. Lagan,- E. M.i Smith, J. Main. F. Petre, W. Bradley, E. Stevenson. i. W. Reunie, A. Townsend, A. t ttalv Ar J. Archer, T. C. O'Keefe, J. P&Oker, *J?. Kennedy, B. ,■ Preßton, A. Baylor, Misses barrington' "V. Nee, Gooley, L. John- ' Ife E.jaTaWngton, k. Clougher, Nora, ' Agnes, and Eileen Taylor, M. G. King* N. Enright, K. Kelly, Patricia Bailey. L.' -I>. Donahue, Moreen Delany, " Monica Ormandy, Mona Goggin, S. Flanagan, Joan" Da y f K, Colfflan, Molly Fowler, Betty Madden. - Irene DavieS, Dorothy Smith, A. Taylor, ' Mona Ardaffh, T. Farrell, Ina Culjen I Eita Wilkinson, May Case, Ella GaJletly, ■ Marie Lamb, Thelma Gosney, E. M Hughes, W. M. Donohue, Mina Ward, W. Hun\ M. Hannon, Cosgrove (3), W. r- BebaH, 'Hannah Buckley, P. Aileen White, M. Doling, Helen Malcolm, L. Nqail, Matilda %ughey N ; Marra, N. Fahey, L. Martin, G - V O'Boyle, M. Dee, Norah Bradley, K ' ninv a narfiv. J. Sharp, G. Lattimoro

carey, «*. uarey, ««■ »"«*»-• r*".: —v M. Wall, L.Lattimore,P.> Riordan, F. Dantrerfield, Dorothy and Joan Blake, J. Foley,'• Mary Hill, Idly Reilly, Agnes Case, Anne Ronnie, Lillian Haughey, ,Noreen Rooks,' Kathleen Burns, Mary Burns. Winnie Bradley, J. ' Birs ®» Archer, V, Sloan, Irene Yeoman, Mona i Betty O'Carroll, Jean Cotter, K. "Brown, L.' Holmes,- E. Bailey, Esther Coffey, Eileen. Mullaney, Honor McDonough, Dorothy Ell, Madgp 'Edna . Walsh, Dot. Bunting, Moira Wedderell, PatWcia Mahoney, Iris Metcalfe, >Doris Hnband, Winnie Madden, Betty /River, May.„Cracroft Wilson, Kuraßell, ; Isabel Haiirahan, TJJa McLennan, N. •Buckley,'. Thelma Thomson, Nancy Deegan, B.Wall, Molly Hobbs, A. Jenfkins/i Patricia Buckley, .Messrs 1 John Murray, La&celles, J. J. Kearns, Plunket, Ashton, A.- V. Brown, L. Hunt, P. J. - Bonisch, •E. Daly, K Armstrong, C. Evans, - J. , Johnson, A; Malcolm, M. Byrne, J. .P. Donnelly, Boland, 'L. D and T. Brocherie, W. J. Dangerfield,• , J. Scully, J. McCracken, J. Simpson, F. Ffenfch, A. J. Archer, J. D. -W7 Smith, Lester Brocherie, J. ( Cottier, 'J. .-Yeoman, E. Sweetman, 1 Emus Dunn, . W.' McCausland, ®- Boss,'J. Hiekland, L. Clark,' H. Burns, J. Clements, P. Mc/| Hardy -■ (Wellington), ■ H. • I (Wellington), A. K. Baterson (Welling-

ton), P. Bundle, C. Dennehy, ,L; M. Hartigan, H. F, IJdEills. J. D. Lawrence, ,C. A. Kattray, R. Preston, J. Amos, L; Amos, K.' Wilkinson, H. Robinson, P. S.. Whitehead, J. V. Hair L. W. Loader, S. ,Le Wame, J. Mannix, T. Pickett, «C. XBrosnahan, V. Jackson, Bru'ce Hallows, E. -Almond, J,Lennon,M. Mullaney, ;T. r Champion, B.rßohson, D. McGill,, J. Fogarty, D. Fahey, IX .Martin, T. Phillips,-;J. P: .Egden, G. Anderson, L. ,J. McEvedy, Desmond Morgan, J. Turpin,'.R. Sparrow, W, Heenan, F. Fogarty, C. Murphy, F.J. Foley, C. L.' [Wiggins, J. Murray (junior). I J 1 1 WEDDINGS. ; ( THOMAS —MATHER. At St. Saviour's' Church, Lyttelton, a-pretty-wedding waß celebrated last I Monday' .afternoon, when Mdy, daughter of *Mt and 3tra J.K. Mather, was* • married, to" Cyril' Vivian, ,son of Mr, and Krs R..Thomas,' of .Gunnislake, Corriwall^JSnglfed.? \ ■ ■ The r . Rev. ~0, MaelaVeirty officiated:- 1 , . Mr*M, Mather escorted his daughter, i ■whose graceful frock of gink georgette was made with an uneven hemline, bodice,' and, 1 long v sleeves, finished with-,deeply flared cuffis fallingover ~the • wistsi Hor pale pink tulle veil- was embroidered in' silk and was. caught to the head in a close little cap wiWfclußtersi of-orange blossom-behind the ears. Piiik begonias and gladioli formed her bouquet.. " ! Miss Maude .Mather acted as brides-; maid. 'Her .sleeveless frock and longsleeved coatee were, of pale green Chantilly lace, the flared skirt falling ankle-length ",;.from a- "basque Qf tiny satin frills at the waist. Her drooping felt. hat matched lfer frofck and her bouquet* was of apricot and lemon shaded gladioli and f<?rn. - Mrcßedwajr acted as best man. .The ireception was. afterwards held at ".the Jiome- of the bride's patents. , Mrs 'Mather. received the guests, wearying f?ocb ; of .naVy charinelaihe and a navyhat.- She .carried a bouquet of rbs&B; and .fern;, < - , * For travelling .Mrs* Thjptoas wore an attractive ,i of -sapphire blue crepe ia-chine frith, coat andhat tomatch. . '