SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1532, 30 August 1912, Page 3

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Wedding at Hutt. On Wednesday morning a very quiet wedding took place at St. James's Church, Lower Hutt, when Miss Louisa Jane Judd, second daughter of Mr. James Judd, of "Bentley," Lower Hutt, v;as married to Mr. John Woodman Jones, eldest son of Mrs. Jones, of Pahautanui. The Rev. Joshua Jones was the officiating clergyman. ■_ . bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of champagne shantung, trimmed with while Irish lace and veil and orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of freezias and maidenhair ferns. Miss Irene Judd, was the only bridesmaid, and wore a pretty tussore silk gown, witl\ a hat trimmed with pinkroses and green' ribljon, and carried a bouquet, similar to that of the bride. Mr. Charles Whitcman ; attended as best man. After the ceremony, a reception was held at the residence ot the bride's father, "Bentley House;" Lower Hutt, and the usual toasts honoured. Later in the day, Mr. and. Mrs. Jones left- for Auckland and Rotorua, the bride going av;av in a navy blue, costume with pale, blue hat. ■: i Children's Fancy press- Ball at Feilding, < A children's,foncy-ditess hall, arranged ; o raije funds for-the. Parish Hall, took ; >lace in the Prill HoM.in Feilding on , iVeduesday evening. It was an exceed- | ' ngly pretty- spectacle, fully one hundred , md'ninety'childiien being present infancy - lress! Though the first. part of t.ho pro;rammo was for children only, there viero ' many--"adults on the floor to help in tho ?ntertairiment of the young people, most ' if them, being in fancy dress also. All jountries appeared to be represented, and ill sorts of mythical or legendary perPhages, and so excellent were many 'of :ho costumes that the judges, Mrs.,-Lev- ' >tt and Miss Herdman, were confronted ivith a very difficult task in selecting tho mze-winncrs. It was finally decided that Miss Mavis Giesen was the winner' of the prize for the most original dress ("Topsy"); K. WooUams for the best cai'ried . 3ut design for girl over nine years of . ige ("Indian Squaw"); Georgina Hurn. - best dress for girl under nine years of ;t"o ("Order of the Bath")! special prizes: \fr. J. E. Ivnyvett's little girl in even- ' Ing dress; Grace Adkius ("Welsh Girl"); irid Ruth Innes-Jones ("80-Peep"). For'the boys, the most original dress was won by Clifford Giesen '(" Aboriginal "); best carried out design, boys over nine, S. Innes-Jones ("Indian"); boys under nine, Master Roberts ("Robin Hood"); special prizes, Jack Musgrovo ("Cowboy"). Music was supplied by Mesdames Elliott, Lambert, and Vonables, and Misses O'Halloran, Spain, Fergussou, and Haybittle; also by Messrs. Fowler and Gillespie fpiano), Messrs. Hooil (violin), and F. Billman ('cello). An Irish jig was danced very charmingly by little Miss Bell. ' , | After the children had been served viith supper, and had taken their departure for their homes, dancing for their elders j took place, a very jolly timo being spent by everyone. Extras were played by Mr. Haybittk A quiet wedding took placo at the Catholic Church, Otaki, on Wednesday, when Miss Cook, daughter of Mr. A. H. Cook, was married to Mr. Connell, of Lansdowne, Masterton. Miss M. Cook was bridesmaid, and Mr. C. Cook best man. Miss Pitt, who has been wintering at Wairakei, arrives in Wellington on Saturday. A-return to tho series of dances organised by the' Misses Dora Wilson, D. Chilman, Cleghorn, J. Jameson, D. Roberts,. N. Gibbes, and Mrs. E. Salmond was given last evening in the Goring Street Hall by a committee comprising Messrs. WhifaParsons, R. Beere, L. Jennings, Eichelbaum, and others. Mr.' and Mrs. Penney, of Blenheim, leave Wellington for Sydney by tho Moeraki to-day. They will be.accompanied by the Misses Penney (2). Colonel and Mrs. Heard aTe passengers from Wellington ,to Sydney by the Moeraki to-day. Mr. and Mrs. Adkin leave by the Moe-, raki for Sydney this afternoon. A quiet wedding took place nt Pahuerston North on August 15, when Miss P. A. Maclachlan, of "Willow Park," Masterton, was married to Mr. L. W. Howard, of Palmerston North.' Tho ceremony was performed by the Kev, Alex. Doullj M.A* Miss 'Milsom'6 Exclusive and TTp-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. "Cultene" freg.) Skin Food, unsurpassed for wrinkles and withered 6kin, softens and tones the coarsest skin, cures blackheads, and largo 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 roost natural looting. Shampooing, Manicuring, Clipping. Just received from Parisian buyer, beautiful Switches, Puffs, and Natural Hair Pads. Personal attention, strictly confidential. Miss Milsom, King's Chambers (opp. Stewart Dawson's), Willis Street. Wellington, Telcahone 814 —Advt. HAIRWORK. Mrs. Haybittle makes a speciality of Artistic and Up-to-date Hairwork. hnly the best of English Hair used. Head Massage, Shampooing, Cutting, ctc. 208 LAMBTON QUAY. | 'Phone 1094. Over Orr, Chemist.

successful Ambulance Candidates. E The undermentioned ladies, who have p icon attending a course of ambulance lee- | lives given by Dr. Mirams, in the Huit B alley, were siktp.-~l'ul in pa.-sing tTin K xaminationEdith Xonnnn, Grace p >''C:tlluii), Ethel Young, Laurel M'Cal- p ui'i, Alios Bailey, Edith Smith, Eva fc! Uamson, Edith Jacobin, Xornh froeb- p tel, May Stevens, Laura Prcebstel,' Alice L'urner, Edith Yates, and Bertha Payne. 3r. Ross conducted tho examinations unler the vules of the St. John Ambulance \ Issociation. Hutt Club Ball. i The annual ball of tho Hutt Club was i leld in the King George Theatre, Lower j ilutt, last evening, aud was a brilliantly ; successful event. The large hall had been 'ery prettily decorated with flags and bamboo foliage, and a portion of the 'root part of the room had been ctirtaini;l off from the remainder to make a siting room, while the stage had been conlerted into a supper room, the tables having been artistically arranged with luautities of spring flowers. An excellent supper had been provided by Mrs. Dsear Johnston. Mr. Brodrick. the president. <il tnVclub, received the guests, out Mrs. Brodrick was unable to be present. Anion!* those present were Mrs. "Wills, (rearing green satin; Miss Brodrick, iu pale blue silk, with an overdress of beaded chill'ou; Miss Archer, cream charmeuse, with overdress of spangled net; Mi»s/ Hursthouse, cream flowered - silk ivith pink sash; Mrs..Parsons, black silk; Miss Bridge, creaui satin, with overdress Df floral eliition; Miss AVardrop, white silly,; Miss M. Wardrop, pale blue silk; MissM. Foster, apple green silk; Miss Gladys Foster, cream charmeuse, with overdress of pink ninon; Mrs. D. Jones, black satin; Miss D. Jones, white, satin trimmed with guipure lace; Miss Kathbone; black silk; Miss Xatusch, primrose satin with overdress of black chiffon beaded with jold; Mrs. Malcolmson. pale blue • silk with overdress of jewelled chiffon: Miss. G. Rathbone, blue satin; Mrs. Bridgfe, black satin; Miss B. Stuurt-Forbes, pale blue silk; Miss G. Stuart-Forbes, cream charmeuse with tunic of cream fisher net; Mrs. 11. Rose, dove grey silk; Miss Meek, cream charmeuse with shoulder straps of silver net; Miss Stuart-Forbes, ' black charmeus?; Mrs. J. Ci. Kose, black charmeuse with overdress of black lace piped with blue; Mrs.'Dawson, apple green silk; Mrs. Natuseh, black satin; . Mrs. Murison, blue chavmouse with overdress of flowered iridescent chiffon; Mrs. Or-ton-Stevens, dove grey charmeuse; Miss Heaton, green satin; Miss Lee, pale grey ninon; Miss F. Jones, pink silk; Miss Bunny, pink silk; Miss Cuff, cream charmeuse; Miss Kiddiford, frock of palo rose chiffon; Miss Greenfield, pale heliotrope satin and Brussels lace; Miss Broadbent (Wellington), brown silk; Mrs. _ JolifTe, cream silk with overdrew of r iridescent beaded chiffon; Miss Barton, 'pale blue crepe de chine with gold insertion; Miss Bodmin, dead rose frock; Miss ThorneGeorge (Auckland), cream crepe do chine; Mrs. Hay ward, black satin; Mrs. Bendail, black satiu with Maltese lace; Miss Hayward, brown charmeuse with smoke coloured chiffon overdress; Miss Stevens. shell pink charmeuse; Mrs. Lewis, tunic frock of cream chiffon with iridescent trimming; Mrs. Mncdonald, white silk, with overdress of floral chiffon; Mrs. Wairjf, black silk; Mrs. Gordon, green charmeuse; Mrs. Hursthouse, black satin; Mrs. Meek, black charmeuse with handsome cloak of vieux rose; Miss Pabst, blue silk with overdress of blue ninon; Mrs. Gerriti--.cn, black silk with overdress of black lace; Miss Vernor .Tohnsfon. floral blue frock with overdress of croam striped ninon trimmed with guipure; Mrs. Mirams, pale blue charmeuse, with overdress of ninoii; Miss Schmidt, cream satin; Miss King, cream satin with overdress of emerald ninon; Mrs. Allan, black velvet' trimmed-with cream luce; Mrs. Lcighton, heliotrope satin; Mrs. Cr«croft .Wilson, cream siitfn with overdress of floral ninon; Miss Humphrey, cream satin and overdress of cream ninon; Mrs. Harrop, black silk; strs: Harris, white satin trimmed with beautiful lace; Jlrs. Jlurphv, dead rose charmeuse. - Messrs. Wills. Schmidt, and Allan were the M.C.'s. The music for the dancing 'was supplied by Mr. Hayward. Mrs., H. A. W. M'Kenzio and daughter, . who are staying with Miss M'Kenzic, Ghuznce Street, after their tour of the Hot Lakes, return boms to Taita at the end of the week. Miss Constance AVilliams (Duncdin) is visiting Mrs. Alfred Brandon. Mr=. M'C'ortliv. the mother of Mrs. T. G. Macart.li.v. arrived in Wellington from Sydney ou Wednesday. Mrs. Osborii (nee Miss Maud Jefferies), who recently retired from a prominent place in tho' theatrical world, was a passenger on tho.Marama, vrliicli passed through Auckland on Tuesday. Mv?* Osborn 'lias been 011 a visit to England and America, accompanied by Mr. Osborn, and they are returning to their home in Aus- | tralia. Visitors staving at the Empire Hotel include-: —Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Fowler (Nelson), Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Browne (Blenheim), Mrs. Thos. Mitchell (Blenheim), Mr. and Mrs. Max Carl P>itz (Sydney), Mrs. M'Lean and Miss Gillingham (Kotorua), Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Buxton, M.P. (Temukal, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Mmr, from AVaverley. For the spring modes in Haivdressing, Mrs. Rolleston has .just reosived direct from the leading and most conservatiw Hair Merchants in London a largo supply of Human Hair goods, including a special line of Switches, guaranteed free from Chinese or Asiatic Hair, from 12s. Gd. ui> wards; Transformations, >£d 45.; Toupees, 1 £2 25.; Clusters of Curls, Bs. Lessons in Hairdressin" Gratis to all purchasers of Human Hail", 256 Lai 11bton Quay (over Speed's). ''Phone 1599.—Advf.