GREY HAIR.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 911, 2 September 1910, Page 9

GREY HAIR.

Take,warning iu time from one with vast experience. Never use an advertised cheap dye; it burns and eats the life out. of tho hair. Consult Miss Milsom, by letter or personally, re Alfredum's ■Egyptian Henna, Registered Noll 520 G." It is harmless, is not a dye, but restores to natural colour immediately. Hair physician, face expert, t r eats and teaches ladies and gentlemen their homo treatment, shampooing, manicuring. Most natural hair-work. Only best • quality hair used. Perfect match guaranteed. Hair-dressing dono and taught. Electrolysis. Telephone, 811. King's Chambers (next Empire Hotel). AVillis Street, Wellington.—Adyt. , . j '■■"'■' ■-_ ; ; . ' Floral Art in its perfection is seen at MISS MURRAY'S, Vice-Regal Florist, AA'illis Street, Exquisite Baskets, Posies, Bouquets. Floral Designs mado of Choicest Flowers A special feature of the firm also is made of decorating for Dinners, At Homes, AVeddings, etc.—Advt.

Lower Hutt Wedding. Last AYednesday afternoon, Miss W. N. Janios, youngest daughter of Mr. T. Jtuuc-s, of LowerHutt, was married to Mr. W. N." Buck, only son of the late Mr. A. J. Buck, of "Tho Oaks," Taita. The ceremony was performed by -the Rev. J.' Jones, at St. James's .Church, Lower Hutt. The bride, whose charming dress was of silk and chiffon, with veil imd orange blossoms, and who carried a beautiful bouquet of spring flowers, was given away by her father; The bridesmaids, were Hiss A. James (sister of the bride), Miss-M. Buck (sister of the groom), and Miss Joyce Aldous (niece, of the bride), who all wore'dresses of pink crepe-de-chine, and black hats wreathed witli pink roses. Mr. T. Marshall was; best man, .and Mr. E. A. V. Oswiri groomsman. : After the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of Mr. Aldous. Lator in the day Mr. and, Mrs. Buck left for Palmerstbn. The bride's travelling dress was a pale amethyst cloth trimmed with-black silk, and a black hat. Mission Sale of Work, . - ( , A. successful sale of. work took place yesterday afternoon and evening at the residence of Mrs. H. W. Korsloy, Kelburne Parade. For several months, Hie members of the Mount Cook Young Women's Bible 'Class, of which -Mrs. Korsley is. the leader, have been working under the leadership of Mrs. Kersley with the object of assisting mission work. Mrs. Kersley's beautiful home lent itself in nyery way to a charming- display. The dining-room -contained' fancy sweet and cake stalls, while the drawing-rooni was delightfully-. arranged for the cosiest of afternoon-tea rooms. The study was used as a flower room and was filled with lovely' blooms. FloWers were sent from Pukehou, '■ Masterton, Wanganui, Hastings,, and Nelson. Mr. Kersley introduced t Mrs. C. S. Moore, who, in a happy speech declared the Bale ' open. Mrs! Mooro was N presented with a beautiful" bouquet : by Miss' Doreeh. Kersley. Messrs. Aitken and Holmes also took part in the function. Splendid business was done, both afternoon and evening, the house being comfortably filled. There was a hat-trimming contest, conjuring display I by. Mr. Major, .recitation by. Mr. G. Haase, and songs by Miss Rash and Messrs. .Kersley and Munro. .The preceeds were about .£30..'.-' .- .■' Dance at Hutt. iThe members of the Lower Hutt branch of the Hibernian Society and their friends held an enjoyable dance at the Hutt Town Hall last evening. There were about eighty couples present, despite tho unfavourable weather. A generous 6upper was provided. ■:-.- ' ' . I.Miss. Ella Collins, daughter of C'olonol R. J; Collins, :has returned froin u month's holiday spent in' Wanganui. . i Mr. and: Mrs. D. Ziman, accompanied ".by ' Miss.- aud Master Ziman, of'_ Auckland, are passengers by the Athenie, duo here. about Tuesday next. ■A dance was given laet. evening'by Miss Alice Nathan; in the Goring.iStrept Hall, and among tho guests were members of the visiting college' football teams. "Mrs. and Miss, Kathbono motored to Napier a .few days . ago, and expectect to make tho return journey, yesterday. Miss • Gladys. llathbpne ,is 'visitiug Mrs. M'Hardy, at Blackhead (Napier), ami will probably be away for , sis weeks. . ■7 Miss Maggio Papakiira, the weli-known guido at Kotorua, returned from it visit to Sydney on. Wednesduj. ',-: _ MrsV;.Trinriam, of Pigeon Bush,- is a visitor'to ".Wellington.." , ■;-- ■.. , ii Mrs?-Hugh Williams returned to Masterton oii ' Wednesday, after a brier' visit to -Wellington.'. /",,.. . '; ~, ; Mrs. Ernest Hoben (Palmerston North) and Miss Heleu Crichton Imrie left .tor the south 'by the: lUiinaroa yeitei'day afternoon.. \ . . .:■ ' . '. " Mrs. A. Huime, of Otaki, is visiting Mrs. Morrah, Willis Street. • ( :'Miss Chaytor returned to Blenheim,by the Pateena on .Wednesday. ' ' : . .. Miss Butts is spending some little time in Nelson, and is staying at. Mrs. Johnsen's Hospitul' House. .'■.■;'• .'"-. Mr. and Mrs.. Harold.Lewis_and- their little daughter returned" .to Martinborough.on Wednesday; morning. • .Mr. Lewis's friends will be glad to hear' that he has now quite recovered. , Miss Baber is. spending her holidays in Marlborough. : ' ■ . ■ ■...':; ~-'... Archdeacon - Harper and his daughter are visiting Wellington,'.also Archdeacon .Jacob, .of-.Wanganui.. "■'.; '•'■" ■'.■■. ■■,