SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1641, 7 January 1913, Page 2

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A Petone Wedding, On Saturday, at Knox Church, Lowei Hutt, Miss Harriet Barnes, youngesi daughter of the late Mrs, William Barnes of Dunedin, was married to Mr. Herberl Kilminster, «m of Mr. Kilminster, ol Belmont. The Rev. Mr. M'Can was t'h< officiating clergyman. Tho .brido wa< given away by her brother, Mr. W Barnes, and wore a dainty gray costume and hat to match. Mr. A. Kilminstei was best man. After thf ceremony are ception was held at tho Victoria Hotel Petone, and the usual toasts honoured Later in tho afternoon Mr. and Mrs Kil minster loft for the nor,th. Fellding Wedding. A quiet, but pretty wedding took plaa at St. John's Church, Feilding, ou Ne.v Year's Day, when Miss Gladys Pedder eldest daughter of Mr, C. F. Pedder, o Failding, was married to Mr. C. F, Cooper The ceremony was performed by tho Rev Alan Innos-Jones. Tho bride was attend ed by Miss Nellie O'Brien, of Palmerstoi North. Mr. W. : Cooper, brother of thi bridegroom, was best man. After tin ceremony the relatives of the bride anc bridegroom were entertained at the rcsi denoe of the bride's parents, Wairarapa W'ddlng. "/ On New Tear's Day. at "The Grove,' Hokatau, Mr. F. R. Logan, 6econ< son of Mr. Q. -E, Logan, of Hawke'i Bay, was married to Miss Violet Blanche youngest daughter of Mrs. Roger Renal! The wide, who was given away by,he: father, wore a gown or white chiffon taf fata, trimmed with silk insertion and lace with the usual voil and coronet of orang< blossom. She carried a shower bouque of white carnations. Too ceremony wa performed by tho Rev, H. Young, vica of St. Mark's,' Carterton. The brides maids were Miss M. Renall (sister o the bride), Miss Logan, (sister of th bridegroom), Miss Nita Blatchford. am Miss Mary Hart.. They all carried showe bouquets of sweet peas, • tho gift of th bridegroom. Prince Evan Wudsarah, o Fiji, was best man, and Mr. Leo Renal] the bride's brother, acted-as groomsman After tho ceremony a reception was hcli at the home of tho bride's parents. ■ Mr and Mrs.' F. Logan left by motor-car fo Napier, whore the honeymoon is to' b Bpcnt . ' Mr. and Mrs. Hethorington, from th Thames, are staying at the Hotel Wind *>oc. '.' . ■'•■; .:■.'.' ■■:■ . •.'•■'■, ■• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Massey, who hav< been staying with the Hon. W, F. Mas soy and Mrs. Massey, have left for thei homo, near Auckland. - Miss Queenie Cameron,' A.T.C.L'., 'ha received an appointment at the Lowe: Hutt District High SchooK . The Hon, J. E. Sinclair, with Mrs, am Miss Sinclair, left London on Friday b; the Maloja on their return to New Zea land, .■•.. Mrs. Coverdale ahd.her family (Lowe Hutt) are leaving this week on a visit t 1 Now. Plymouth., '. Mr. and-Mrs. Bridges (Wellington) hav gone to Timaru, to visit Mrs. T. Bridges. Mr. and Mrs. P. S.K.'iMacassey (Wei Jington) are visiting Mrs. Itacassoy* mother, Mrs. J. F. Fraser, St. Clair, Dune din. . '■ ,' : Mrs. J. E. Thornton and Miss Thorn ton are spending the holidays at Worse Bay.!;; .;•;.'■.■-.,;■.•.■ ■■ < : ■■■ _-.-.■ i . Mr. and Mrs. W. Jackson, from Feild ing, have taken a house at Plimmertoi for a few weeks. . '■..''; Mrs. C. Cormack,'; Carterton, intend spending a few days with Mrs. Mead, a ; '.'';■ V... Lady Hector'and Miss Hector,' "New stead, Lower Hutt, have left on/a visi to Mrs. Barton, Mataikuiio, Wairarapa. - Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Goulter and Mi I and Miss Igglesden have returned fron Blenheim, where they have, been on ; visit to Mrs. E. F. Goulter, of' Tiinara,' Colonel and Mrs. Heard leave to-day oi a visit to tho Wairarapa. Mrs. L. Blundell gave a' morning te at Miss Tendnll's tea-rooms yesterday fo Miss Haybittle. ■ Part of the- tea-roor was screened off for the occasion/ th tables being beautifully . decorated wit blue, cornflowers. Tho guests included Mrs. and Miss Kitson, Mrs. and th Misses Haybittle, Mrs. and Mis 3 Ward Mrs. and Miss Bristowe. Mise Maclntosl Miss Moss, Mrs. Anderson, Miss MTLear and Miss Gray. , Mrs. Alex. Myers is at present stayin with Mrs. Myers, Fitznerbert Terrace. Mrs. Wardell and her family, froi Masterton,•' and Mr. and Mrs, Erl Wi liamsy are staying at Day's, Bay House. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Russell, and th Misses Eussell, aro staying at Day's Ba House. . '■' . ' The engagement is announced of Mi; Lily Holmes, youngest daughter of Mi C. B. Holmes, of Wauganui, to Mr. T. V\ Blennerha3set, of the taine town. It is every woman's'duty to learn tt hygiene of the hair and skin. Miss Mi soni's exclusive' aud up-to-date methot and preparations will win back tho won complexion and restore the poorost ha: to its proper life and energy. Thoi whose hair and ekin are fading, can r store them through Miss Milsora's e: pert knowledge, which sho imparte, an tho true preparations and how to u/ thorn. Delightful face massage will r move wrinkles with ■ the use of "CUI TENE" Skin Food (Regd.), the coorsei and most withered skin will quickly b oomo smooth and soft. Electrolysis, Hai; dressing taught. Grey hairs restored 1 natural colour. Shampooing, inanicurini clipping. Perfect Switches, Puffs, an Natural Hair-Pads. Transform atioi most natural and lightest weighty Hai food unsurpassed—euro dandruff nod fal ing hair. Personal attention. Miss Mi som, King's Chambers (opp, Stewai Dawson's), Willis • Street, Wollingtoi Telephone BU.' Brooklyn, Wellington, 13th December, 1912. Dear Mrs. Hullon,— For years I was tortured with enipe fluou9 hair on my face, and feared should never rid myself of tho distressir disfigurement. Being extremely sens five, I suffered considerably, being ofte reminded of the fact, which I rcaliw only too well. I tried soveral .m-calk euros, also spent a great (leal of mon< on olectrolysis, but all to no purpos In fact,' I got worse. Then I heard i "Rusma," and, as a Inst resource, decide to givo it n trinl, though having litt. faith of ever beimr cured. Imagine m surprise and delight on discovering thn with enoh treatment, tho hair trrew fine until finally I wu oured.

Ferryside Croquet Club. Tho membership of tho Ferryside Croquot Club is very this year, and as the' lawns aro in excellent condition and the weather has been all that could bo desired, some good play has been enjoyed. /Various matches have taken place ' amonr them being ono for a trophy presented anonymously, which was won by Miss Beutley. / The tournament which ds being played just now for Mrs. Mandol's cup will bo finished next Saturday. Mrs. Qeddis, , president of the club, has offered a trophy [ for competition among tho lady members —handicap singles—the entries for which ■ close on Saturday next, when the handicapping and drawdng will take place. Among the visitors at "Merchiston," Rata, who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hammond, are Mrs. Simpson, Miss i Saunders, and Mr. Burns (Wellington). . Mr. and Mrs.. Withall (Auckland), and Miss Young (Masterton). .