SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1490, 12 July 1912, Page 3

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

Superfluous hair destroyed by "Rusma" (ree.). A guarantee given .with each cafe) undertaken. See testimonials and letters. Mrs. HiJllen (over Economic), Lanibton Quay. 'Phone 10J7. - (Testimonial.) Wnnganui, December 20th, isn Dear Madam,—'Will you kindly forward me by return mail a box of "Rusmn " Enclosed please find .fit ss. in.payment of same. So far. I have been very satisfied with the result of the treatment, and nope in.tho future to be quite cured. Original copy of above can be seen at my addreas. "' •

Weddings.—Shower Bouquets for brides nnd bridesmaids. Only the choicest of Flowers used.. Specially packed and sent to any part of the Dominion. Miss Murray, 35 Willis Street (Florist to his Excellency Lord Islinaton).*

Palmerston Wedding. At St. Andrew's Church, Pnlm'erston, yesterday, a pretty wedding wus celebrated, Mr. Arthur Lovelock, eighth son f Jlr. and Mrs. J. W. Lovelock, of Newbury, being married, tu Miss Queenia hmith, eldest daughter of Jlr. mid Mrs. r> ir'i 1 ' ot ' Kelvln Gl ' ove ' tu * I(ev - A - Uoiill being the ofticating minister. The bride wore a crystalline silk dress trimmed with Honiton luce. The bridesmaids were ttiss Hnijth, sister of the bride, in pale pink ninon, and Miss Lucy Lovelock, "'. Pnle ffi'ey ninon. Jlrs. Smith, mother w. the bride, wore a black pyetfo dress trimmed with lace; Mrs. Lovelock.' mother oi trie bridegroom, was dressed in black talteta, with jet trimmings, anil black toque. Mr. Howard Lovelock acted as m>, ""VJv nnd , Jlr - C ' Slllith 8S Broomsman. Alter the ceremony a largo number of guests were entertained at the bride s parents' residence at Kelvin Grove, v\i' ■^ a .* ll > Mayor of Palmerston iNortb, presiding. Tho usual tcasts if th» untie and bridegroom, the bridesmaids, P aren K of the bride'and bridegroom, and fti, l"? Bannister, sen., grandmother ot the bridegroom, were honoured. In proposing the toast of the bride nnd bridegrooms parents, the Mayor mnile special reference to the pioneering work e -V n t! ," s district b 7 Mr - al1 " Jll 'S' kmith, .and Jlr. and Mrs. Lovelock. A special feature in connection with the wedding breakfast was : the four-decker cake, made by Miss Patev Lovelock. The young couple left for Marian, en route to Auckland, where the honeymoon will be spent. The bride's travelling dress was a, costume of navy blue tailor-made, with burnt Straw hat trimmed with black and h £-j lngs - The bride's present from the bridegroom was a very fine set of tiirs, and the bride's present to her husband was a gold albert. The bridegroom presented the bridesmaids with band rings, sot with rubies. Foxton. Wedding. M?*? ?, eU : k ;°' w n residents of Fox+on, Mr. C. 1. Johnston and Mrs. If. Austin, were married at All Saints , Church, Fox- ? 'i ? Tuesday last. The bride was at tended by W sister, Mrs. J- Carter, of Metahuna, and her niece, Miss Carter. Ti» J ; Cuinmerfiuld officiated as best man. lue bride looked very charmiji" in t bDautifully-fitting grey "cloth cSme with back trimming;, and black hat with SnLtNaV^' hOnDJ ' mOOnis ' bdUB A Silver , Wedding. ; . Mr and Mrs. 1 J., J. Whitehead, of Palmerston celebrated their-silver wedding tms week, when between forty and fifty relatives and friends gathered in honour of he occasion. 'The toast of "The Bride and Bridegroom Children, Grandchild, Parents ot tho Bride and Bridegroom," ana Absent Friends" were honoured. An enjoyable evening was afterwards spent, in music and games. Among the many presents received was an entree dish from the staff of the firm of Whitehead Bros., and a If 56 , " 1 from members of the Congregational Church. ■ ■ Moral and Physical Health Society. A meeting of tho above society will take place in the council room of the Museum fco-mght at b o'clock, when Dr. Patts-Mills owing to the unavoidable absence of Jiurse Laing, will kindly give a short address on "Some Points in the Sin " UC ThM or ? tho Educa tion . Commission. Tho lecture is free, and a cordial invitation is extended to,all interested. Lady , Islington has issued invitations tor an afternoon tea at Government House on Friday, the 10th. Intending Girl Peaco'Scouts'can be enrolled this,evening, the 12th, at Mrs. Koyd Garhck s room, Sussex Chambers, at (.30 Odock. is ;; "'--; ■■'•■■, A cliildron's fancy dress party will be given at Government House on Wednesday, July 24, ' . . Mrs. A. H. Pryor,'who has been on a trip to Eotorua, returned to Wellington yesterday.. Whilo a<vay, Mrs. Prvor became seriously ill, but her health"is now vory much hotter. Tho engagement is announced of Miss ■ihomas, eldest daughter of Mr. a'nd Jlrs C. Thomas, Ghristchurch, to" Mr. W. de C. Malet, of India. On Friday, July 19 t!he staff of the Wellington City Council'holds-■ its annual ball in the Town Ha 11. ., r w »s a passenger from the south by the Mararoa yesterday. ~T . f le .Wellington Harriers are giving their sixth annual dance on Friday, July' 19, in the St. Peter's Hall. The Oriental Tennis Club hold their annual dance'to-night in the Sydney Street Schoolroom. ■ ■ m TI ! B «ns a S«ment'.is announced of Miss Wadys Searell, .third daughter o£ iirs. bearell, Invercargill, to Jlr. T. Field, son ot Mr. J. S. Field, also of Invercargill. Her many friends will regret to -hear that Mrs. D. Fay (nee Miss Nellie GallaS u r) j l3 m - Her condition snowed a slight improvement yesterday. , Visitors staying, at tlie Empire Hotel include: Dr.. and Mrs. Archer ■ Hoskiua, irom Masterton; Mr. and Mrs. W. Chap.nan and. Miss • Chapman, Canterbury; ir , " 1061, Lorraine, from Auckland; Jlr. a. A. florae, from Christchurch; Mr. H. L. Fowler, from Nelson. Dr. and J[rs. Hosking leave by tho Moeraki for Sydiey to-day. Jlr. Home also leaves by the same steamer. .The engagement is announced of Miss bertrude Anderson, Tinakori Kond, to Jlr. Jjletcher Moxham, of Wangamii, late at Wellington. Mr. : and Mrs. Fred Jloorp, of Wangaimi, who have been attending tho Synod, bavo left for Moslerton, accompanied by Miss Lffie Chalmers, of this city. , MRS.- EOLLESTON, Hair . Specialist qual. and Paris), is recommended ior the Permanent Cure of all Scalp Ailments and tho most Effective Treatment for the Growth of Hair. Shampooing, Hairdressing, -Electrolysis (permanent removal of superfluous hair), dip. .U.S.A. Face Massage, Combings Made Up, Transformations, Switches, etc. \256 Lambton Quay. Telephone 1599.* Miss Milsom's Exclusive and Up-to-date nethods for Treating Hair and Skin will jpsitively stop tho hair from falling, prevent and restore grey hair, cure worst :ases of .dandruff and irritation, thus promotinij a healthy growth. "Cul'tene" reg.) Skin Food, unsurpassed for vnnkles and withered skin, softens and »nes the coarsest skin, cures blackheads, md large pores. Ladies and Gentlemen faught home trentment. Delightful face massage (Denmark), Klectrolysis (permanmt. and i painless). Hairdressing taught, ttairwork of every description. Lightest, inest weaving, best Parisian Hair Dnly furest i'ace Powder. Groy Hair restored ;o natural colour, with great success nrli wonderful preparation, harmless, md lnost natural looking. Shampooing, Wamcnring, Clipping. Just receivetl from i 1^1 !. b,l rf' Switches, Puffs, md Hair Pads. lVrsonal nttcn;ion, strictly confi(iential. Miss Milsoin, lv-1f s S m "' bcrs (°PP- Stewart Dawson's), \\ illis Street, Wellington. Telephone 8H . r M .?SS N. MANSFbJID, A.M.A., Sydnof, Medical Jfassfliise, has commenced the practice of her profession, and undertakes ipecial trentment for rheumatism, neu•ltis, infantile paralysis, spinal curvature iprams, fractures, etc. Patients may bo .reated at their own homes or at Miss ilansford's Rooms, First Floor, New Zeaand Insurance Building, 217 Lambton Juay. 'Phone 3813.—Advt.

Invercargill Wedding, ' At \AII Saints' Church, Gladstone, on July 4, Miss Alice Smith, youngest daughter of the late Dr. Gibson Smith, Balclutha, was! married to Captain R. S. Lewis, sou of the Rev. W. Lewis, of "Fonthill/: Clifford, England. The ceremony was performed by the Vcn. Archdeacon Stoekor. Captain and Mrs. Lewis are leaving shortly for England, where their future residence will be. Social at Mitchelltown. An enjoyable social evening and dance was held- in- tho Anglican Schoolroom, Mitchclltown, last evening. A programme of vocal mid instrumental music was provided, Miss Clinberg opening with a pianoforte solo. Songs were * contributed l>y Miss Plorencc, and Messrs. Colverville, Pearson, Barcliamp, and the Eev. Cross. 'Recitations by Miss Lissack and Master Power, and violin solos were'rendered by Miss Lindsay and Mr. Walker. After support the room was . cleared for dancing. .The social was arranged by the Ladies' Committee, and the proceeds were devoted to reducing the debt on the school property. Church Function at Palmerslon. . Mrs. C. TiV. Naylor and Miss Davis, who have been enthusiastic workers in' St. Andrew's Church, Palmerston, for some time past, were, prior to severing their connection with the work of the church, entertained by the ladies of the congrega r tion at a social afternoon. The following contributed an enjoyable musical programme :—Misses. Paget (2), Mrs. J. C. Lane, and Misses Mailman and Cameron. During the afternoon the Bov. A. Doull regretted the loss of the guests as church workers, and referred in complimentary terms to the assistance which they had rendered. Wanganui Notes. \ Mrs. C. M. Cresswell gave a email oiichre party this week, and a very enjoyable time was spent. The drawing and dining-rooms looked very cheerful with big wood fires burning, and flowers prettily arranged in specimen glasses. Tho Indies' prize, a quaint wood photo frame, was carried off by Mrs. T". Marsden, and !),(. booby fell to Sirs.-Cresswoll. The gentlemen's prize was won by Mr. Jack Connor, a very nent picture frame, ami tlie booby prize, which created a good deal of excitement, fell to Captain Connor. A very dainty supper was dispensed by the hostess, assisted by her daughter, Miss Nella Ciesswell, nfler which music- was indulged in. Mrs. Cresswdl wore an Indian silk gown, beautifully worked with touches of pink, and Mi s 's Kelln CresswiH cream f-'ergo gown. Among those present .wei'e Caipuiin and Mr.s. Cdinor, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Connor, Sir. and Mrs. Lniuuize, Mr. and Mr.s. T. Marsdeu, Sir. and Sir's. Claude Sniskd Jlesdames Mlntyre and Messrs. Sloiihay,' Crcsswell, and Jlaster Tree Creiawcll.'

Mrs. Abbott and family, of Auckland, returned from England yesterday by the lonic. Mrs. H. K. Bcthune was also a passenger by the same steamer. A Warner's Corset, fits beautifully, shapes accurately, is lifrbt, nml canno: rust, break or tp.ir. Prices. Bs. Gd. IK 6t1., 12s. Gd.. and 16s. (id. for the slennV, ave.nee, and well-developed figures. Wei. Hngton Drapers.* _, Knch year (.he population of Hi? Kustinn Empire increasec by two and a half JUllllOß*