HAIR WORK.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1533, 31 August 1912, Page 10

HAIR WORK.

Mrs Haybittlo makes a spocialilt- of Artistic and Up-to-dat« Ho.irwork. Only (hp best of English Hair used, Head Massage, Shampooing. Cutting, etc. •68 LAMBTON QUAT. 'Phone Issih Over On, Chemist,

Y.W.C.A. Notes. Miss Barnes is expected to arrive In Wellington from her northern visit 6ome time during tlio next week. Preparations for the Antarctic bazaar aro proceeding briskly, and everyone appears to bo working for its success with tho utmost enthusiasm. Preparations for the approaching "Know Your Own City" Conference, which opens on Saturday, September 7 (tho day after tho conclusion of the bazaar), are well in hand, and much interest is expressed concerning it by many of tho women who are working in tho different social organisations in Wellington. It is hoped that by theso workers conferring together as it is iiroposed that they shrink! do, a still moro comprehensive scheme of work may result, and all women who have interested themselves in any form of social work at nil , aro invited to attend. Mrs. A. B. Atkinson will preside, and Miss Barnes will have some interesting matter' to put forward. Port Nicholson Yachting Club Ball. St. Peter's Schoolroom in Ofliuzneft Streot had beeji beautifully decorated for tliii annual ball of Ule j.'ort Nicholson Yachting Club, held there last evening.' Scarlet and black, the club's colours, predominated everywhere, a draping of scarlet, edged with black, being carried all round tho walls with frira-uta client,while abovo it wcro trails, of lycopodiumwith flags still further concealing tho walls. Numbeis of flags suspended from tho roof, added still more colour .to tho decorative scheme, and nil tho lights wcia covered with scarlet shades and tiny trails of lycopodium. Hopes of tlit. same creeping plant wore carried from corner to corner oi tho ceiling, and palms aud : still more scarlet and black drapings decorated tho stage, which luid been com-' fortably furnished for the non-dancers. It is not often tliat, a lifebuoy, liglithoi.il,. anchor, electric fan, wheel, etc., to say nothing of other yachting equipment, have the opportunity of figuring at a dance, but last evening tliey were largely in evidence and were most certainly decorative. The ehaperones present were;.— Mrs. Post, wearing black charmeuso with, jet trimming;' Mr?. Duncan, in black ninon' and laee over whito silkand Airs. Aslni, in violet charmcu.se with overdress of. palo heliotrope ninon and cream Rice.' The committee comprised the Misses Aslin, Sough, Chiskoim. Duncan, Rohloff, Miller, Burridge, Barker, Godfrey, and Watt, and Messrs. E. Hough, S. .Hough, Kelly, Salmon,, and Smith. Thoro w-ro among the dancers 'Mrs. t Clark ; wearing ivory brocade; Miss Bailey, in cream satin with chiffon overdress; Miss Ryan, pala heliotrope charmeuso with mnon. tunic; Miss Aslin, whito satin with ninon tunic and crvstal fringe; Miss Rohloff, in black velvet; Miss Rough, pink cliarmeuse with ninon tunic; Miss Gower, floral ninon with deep border of heliotrope satin; Miss Duncan, pa|e pink l'rock; Miss Bishop, scarlet satin with black jewelled ninon tunic; Miss Mpere, black velvet and point lace; Miss Miller, black velvet; Miss Watt, deep croam satin with deep flounce of real lace on the skirt and ln.ee on the.bodice; Misa Pitt, cream charmeuso; and M'.si Mudley, cream satin with gold trimming. Non-Commissioncd Officers' Ball. Tho socolid annual ball of tho Wellinglon Garrison Non-Commissioned Officers Club took place in tho Sydney Street. Schoolroom last evening, and was a highly successful function. . . About thirty officers were present, including Lieut-Colonel C., Haramrt Turlier (commanding tho Fifth Regiment), and Major R. St. J. Beero (l'lftli Regiment). Mrs. Bcere and Miss Turner were also present. The ballroom was gaily decorated wilth flags and foliage, andpresented an attractive appearance, ill? members/of, Staff-Sergeant-Major •• Rose, : Col.-Sergeailt? Bould. Quartermaster-Sergeantt»ifcson,. Sergt-Miwr Dement, Col.-hercrant Caldwell, Quartermaster-Sergeants Wilson and Gardiner, Sergeants Berry, Gauntle.t, Hickson, Joplin, M'Queen, Poole, iajMoi, 1 Wickcns, and Bombadier M'lvenzio.. Seigeants Hedgo and Jcsseu were the joint- ' secretaries. On Jnnuarv 5, 1912, at Honolulu (Hawaiian Islands), the marraw took piaco ' of Mr. James Hutton, eldest ton ol ! Sergeant Hutton, of Gisborne, to Miss 1 Marion Stewart, eldest (Witer of Mr. ■ tviul Mrs. L«ilv<it\ laio of Adelaides ; South Australia, and now of luron. ' ' Mr. aud Mrs. W.M'KMr.ieleftWoj. 1 lington yesterday by the Mocraki foi Sjds uey. At St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral on Tlnirst day the marriage took place of Mr. Hobs ert Henry Hunter, eldest son of the late - Mr. Robert Hunter, of Wellington, to 3 Miss C. M. E. Denckcr, only daughter of: , tho late Mr. Christian Dencker of - con. The ceremony was perlormcd by • the Rc>. A, M. Johnson, M.A. MRS. ROLLESTON, Hair Specialist i (qual. London and Paris), is recommended 1 for tho Permanent Cure of all Scalp .AiU - ments and tho most Effective Ireatmont' i for tho Growth of Hair. Shampooing, t Hairdressing, Electrolysis, (permanent re- ; moval of superfluous liair), dip. U.b.A. • Face Massage, Combings Made Up, Trans- . formations, Switches, etc. Lambtoa • Quay. Telephono 1539.—Adv1.