SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1493, 16 July 1912, Page 3

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

' Superfluous hnir destroyed by "Etisma" (repr.). A guarantee (riven with caeh ease undertaken. See testimonials and letters. Mrs. Hullcn (over Economic), Lambton Quay. Thone 1017. (Testimonial.) ( Dear Mrs.,Hullcn,—As promised, I write to let you know how 1 got oii with'"Ru'sina." I wrote you some time ago that it removed the hair completely in one treatment. It is some three months now since 1 used it and no further treatment lias been necessary. It 'is such a treat to be free from the disfigurement. Original copy of above can be scan at my nddress.. 5' Weddings.—Shower Bouquets for bride* and bridesmaids. Only the choicest of Flowers used. Specially packed and sent to iiuv.part of the Dominion. Miss Murray, 35 Willis Street (Rurisl to his Excel, leney Lord Islinaton).*

Ladies' Night at the Orphans' Club. Tin- president (Colonel Collin?, C.M.CI.) ami tin- executive of the Wellington Orpiiiins CI lib are ileteriuineil to eclipse nil previous efforts in regard to the "ladi.es' night of the club tins year. The Town Hall has been taken for the function, which is to be held on .August: 111, and the secretary has been instructed to issue the invites this week, and already there is a great, demand lor ticket's by members. The programme to be submitted lor the entertainment of (ho ladies will be one of the most attractive that can be selected from the members of the Orphans' Clubs throughout New Zealand. Some of -Auckland's loading talent are coming down specially for the night, which will be supplemented by the Auckland Orphans' Orchestra of 45 instrumentalists, considered to be Iho finest Bohemian orchestra in Australasia. . 'This- will be conducted by Hen- Huston, L.R.A.M., one of the ablest conductors in Xcw Zealand, and the pieces to be plaved will be specially selected. In addition there will also be a contingent of Orphans' from the south, which, combined with the Auckland talent, should bo able to render one of the most attractive programmes yet heard in Wellington. The Auckland Orphans' Orchestra, with, members of the club, gave a recent concert.in Auckland fo raise funds for the'journey down, and (he local papers-gave glowing accounts of the orchestral performance, which was attended by 2500 people in the Town Hall, and was an overwhelming success.

The Author of'"Ben Hur." The author of "Ben Hur" (Colonel Lew Wallace) was one of the United States' literary consuls; si were Washington Irving, Lowell, Motlev, Elihu Buiritt, Colonel John Hav, Bret Ha-rte. and Mr. Ilowells. This last author knew that if. was his little novels, and not any special consular ability, that sent him, by way of reward, to Venice; but he has always wondered what brought him away. The greatest of all the United States literary consuls was Nathaniel Hawthorne, whose work remains the flower of American fiction. He was made consul at Liverpool in 1S">;!. He hated his work there, as he had hated his official work in the American Customs; but he discharged it faithfully, being an unfailing friend of distressed ssilormen. His "English Note Books" arc full of clo?e observation, but they did not please English readers much more than Dickens's "American Notes" pleased American readers. Both saw the shady side of things too penetratingly.

Answer to "Subscriber.": Yes. it is customary to do so after the function is over. v

The Sydney napsrs speak very favourably of Miss Maise Carte's portrayal of "Iyaily Tcjizlo" in Mr. AValtcr Bcntley*s proiluction of "The School of Scniulal." Jtits Carte h;is now been engaged by the J. C. 'Williaraspii Company, for n forthcoming piece.'

The '■Wellington Shakespearo Club will pive a public rejital of "Coriolnnus" to■nijlit in Hie Sydney Street Schoolroom, and the following ladies will appenr in the nlijv: 'Miss Valerie Corlis?, Mrs. Dowliiiß, Miss Tes-a Tleadine, Miss D. Van Stavand Miss TTardinic-Maltbv. The I sfnja directions will be read by Miss Lena Van Stnvercn. . '

Mrs. alul Miss Brighl Brodriek were passengers from the south by the/ Maori on Sunday.

Miss. Dorothy Dix, of,the "Ben Hur" Company, is staying.'at the Mansions .Hotel, in Gliuzuse Street.

Miss Gwendolyn Bnrrmlsrh?; of the "Ren Hur". Comnany. is stopping at the Xew Commercial Hotel, Laiubton Quay.'

The Wellington Lawn Tennis Club are giving n progressive bridge and euchre evening on Wednesday, July 'H, at theBurlington Cafe.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald M'Douald, of Kdendale. Southland, accompanied byithe Misses Jl'Donald, are visiting Xnpier. Thfy intend remaining some weeks.

Mr. and Mr?. Hoggeiiheimnr, of A'ew York, are at present staying at the Grand Hotel.

On July 10, at Wanganui. Miss Jean Morrison, larte of 'Wishaw. Scotland, was 'married to Mr. W. L. Hodges, soil of Mr. J. Hodges, Eangiora, the Rev. "Wilson officiating.

.Mr. and Mrs. Maddox. of Martinborough, are staying at the Hotel Cecil.

On Saturday next, July 20. in the Town Hall, the Savage Club will give their annual Ladies' 'Night. Their Excellencies and a party from"Government House are expected to attend.

lIACE BALL. Mfes Milsom and Assistants, by ■■• request,- will be.in .attendance until 8.30 p.m. Thursday at her Rooms, for hairdressings.' King's Chambers, AVillis St. Telephone 811.—Advt, .•-.■;'■ MISS N; MANSFOKD, A.M.A.,"Sydney, Medical Masseusef hits commenced the practice of het profession, and undertakes special treatment for rheumntjsm, neuritis, infantile paralysis, spinal curvature, sprains, fractures, etc. ■ Patients may be treated at, their own homes or at Miss Mansford's Hooms, First Floor, New Zealand Insurance Building, '217 Lambton Quay. 'Phone 3813— Advt. . Miss Milsom's Exclusive and Up-to-date-methods for Treating Hair and Skin will positively stop the hair from falling, prevent and restore grey hair, cure worst cases of dandruff and irritation', thus promoting a healthy growth. "Cnltene" (reg.) Skin I'ood, unsurpassed for .wrinkles and withered skin, softens and tones the coarsest skin, cures blackheads, and large pores. Ladies' and Gentlemen taught home treatment. Delightful face massage (Denmark),' Electrolysis (permanent and painless). Hairdressing taught. Hairwork of every description. Lightest, finest weaving, best Parisian Hair only.Purest Face Powder. Grey Hair restored to-natural colour, with great success, with wonderful preparation, harmless, and inos ( t natural looking. , Shampooing. Manicuring, Clipping. Just received from Parisian buyor.beautiful Switches, Puffs, and Natural Hair Pads. Personal attention, strictly confidential. Hiss Milsom, King's Chamber* (opp; Stewart Dawson's). Willis Street. Wellington, Telephone 814