SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1765, 2 June 1913, Page 2

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

His Excellent the Governor, Lord " Liverpool, the Countess of Liverpool aiid 1 party will leave Auckland on June 5, and t will pass through Wellington on the way to Blenheim, where they are to stay-with Mr. and Mr 6. Vavasour. The party will return to Wellington on June 10. ' The marriage took place at (North Queensland), on May 7, of Miss Ellen H. Dew, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs S. Dew, formerly a member of the Hastings "Tribune" commercial atjfT.and Mr E P. Fleglor, fourth son of Mr J. H. Fiedler, of Toowoomba, Queensland. The Hon. C. Louisson, M-L-C., and Mrs. Louisson are visiting Auckland. Mr. Svlvester Russell, of Papakura, and Mr! and Mrs. E. Copsey, of A™ndae leave by the Maheno to-day to catch the Orvicto at Sydney on their way to England. Miss Cora lee (Hutt) is the guest of Mrs. Cecil Cornford, Napier. Mr. and Mrs. Bioy returned to Wellington on Saturday from the south. Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Stewart are visiting Napier. Mrs H. Handyside (Hawke's Bay) intends leaving on a visit to England next month. She will sail by the Kemuora. The arrangements in connection with (lie sale of work and concert to be litld in aid of the purchase of land fund of St. Barnabas Church, lioseneath, are™ l * i l>ind Th* 110U ' TCjiv Hall hns been secured for Wednesday and Thursday, June 11 and 12, Ihe date of the event and Mrs. Godley has consented to open the bazaar on Wednesday afternoon. A wood concert programme has been ar-ri-necd. such performers as Madame Edith ti'rnhic.liv the Mi=ses Wotkins mfd DrisS,l, in wd Fletcher, Allright, Courtney, Mooro-Szones, etc., having kmd--1 ty consented to assist ■ Mother Mary Joseph Aubert and the Sis- , Compassion desire to convo\ their inost cordial thanks to the Two-Garment ; !^ nc iotv for its recent very large donation ; of warm garments jor_their poor charges. The Mayoress, Mrs J. P. LlAc, will bo ■ „t home at her residence, Hiropi Street, on Friday nfternoon. Ladies troubled with superfluous _ hair are advised to read Mrs. liollestou s advertisement on "'i s subject. Liberty's Annual Sale is now being held. Everything reduced from May -S to Time 21. IC2 Lnmbton -Quay. \\ ellington, ,17 The Avenue, A\onganui. Ad\t,. Miis Milsom desires to bring under the notion of ladies and gentlemen the very ?°l",t methods and preparations for hair and faw treatments. Guaranteed euro ! for Alopecia, Areata or bald spots). Genuine treatment of the scalp for oily, ■ dry perished, grey and falling hair Posi--1 live cure for Dandruff and Irritation, t Write for Miss Milsom s book (free,, coni ininine full instructions for home treatmint Every client taught homo treatmerit" Scientifio Face Massage, astounding s after one course, with thorough i lesson, Is. Shampooing-Elootroly«i 8 • <sTi.pS, i^-Larsf; „ & , c "°'

A Presentation. On Thursday* evening Mrs. Willi!, headmistress of tho Ashburton Borough School, was presented by tlio girls in the upper standards with a silver serviette ring and a silver-mounted violet bowl. Jli-,5 Elsie Emerson made the presentation, and read an address, which stated that tho presentation was made in recognition of Mrs. Willis's kindness to the girls during their visit to XI.M.S. Zealand. The address was signed by twenty of the older girls. Mr. Schneider, the headmaster, spoko highly of the work of Mrs. Willis, who, he said, was loved by the children. Mrs. Willis thanked her pupils for the gift.