ELECTROLYSIS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2186, 26 June 1914, Page 2

ELECTROLYSIS.

The only permanent fisira Jar', tlte re- I moval of superfluous h.tttf. Tkjs. canJ only bn performed by isn expert, CoflsoJi; Mra. Haybittle, long and favotixably. known for nil trotiUMiita, No, 268 Lambton Quay (over Orr, t&einiit)v We* phone 1594.—Ailvt.

For Weddings.—Appropmt* Bouqueti for either largo or sfiiaii weddings are being continually designed, and ehibody tho uniqtfo distinetiati uf all Miss Manray's creations. Flowers far all oecß.--sions forwarded to any part of this Uo nuuiiin bv Miss Xfisri'By. Vioe-Kcfcal florist, 3li Willis Street.—Advt.

Opening of Pariiament, Frnni far and wide members of Parliament ami 'their wives and families have foregathered in Wellington, and yesterday witnessed the formal opening of tire scssioii for 181-1. In this city ths« is very litt.fr- pageantry of any kind, possibly bvcause the atmospheric conditions an? often s.o utterly inhospitable, and so this ocfta-sion, with the arrival (if Thfir Jixeellf'ncies the Governorami tlio- Cmmtma of Lircrpool, (he military e-'lcftetit, with its vivid _ colouring, and the baittl, brauglit t(vg«;t-ln»r in the grounds of this Piti'liam-eiitary iMlduigs a large gattoring of onlookers. Thero was sMuskinG, pale a-nd-sojirewhat ijitermittent, and a light breeze ihittercd tho ,lhtj,'s that wero 'flying' over the p.tjbJiu buildings to da hommr to tho -event, -ajid it was ;t moot point with many woftreu whether thoy wopld stay crtitsido and see what was to 7ih seen ttiere, <sr els* fid in ais-d spf-nd nm-ny weary moments ivaitiag, witn nothing to asms© theni ■btvt- okl familiar walls (pink walls this tiJH-e, lis th* Lower House), and om another till tho arrival of the viceregal party. If they -stayed outside too tongj they certainly woiild not be able t« get in for. the at'tual &eroMjj.fiy, Which alter all is nothing b'ttt Muti-ue, -with a certain amount of state-liness and syittbolism ifi it. As a matter of feet, ihs Hmit-ed aceonifflodatian in tfee 'Legsiativo Ciianvber was snffiß-iontiy taxed wheal- tlio tiino came. Ber Excellency the Countess of Liverpool, who. svas fed to hot seat ion tlift Wt hand side «>f the Throne kv Sis Bxcelleney the 'SwerK-itfi wo-rs a gwweful gwvii of light giroilee cofeui-cd silk, with black furs -Mid . a 'black feat-bawd hat. She was pre--.sented h-.V the Speaker <>(■. the Upper 'Houso .witl-i a beautiful hoaqiiflt of eyclamiiiis. With Thoir _.fece-llcncfes csmws Mt'-S. Logan, of Auekianti, and Mrs. Jsjchol'l-s, - of Gamartt, who- are guests At Govetmnent House, Mrs-. -, Ma-saey, who was presented with a bou* .(iliot tsi violets fastenw-l \viUi l.oilgi Sltndcd.j, pink ribbon 6tf<:ainers, vnojro & dark wvy bh-i.e costinflo, blasltflirs, and .a biajsk hat with'pink roses; Miss Massey was. in turqwoisc Hue, with a wMto hat trimmed with rests; Mrs. S» D'llfj.ll ■ wo.ro a grey- ni-Bi-j* costumo alid tiiack hat wreiUhod w'it-b tiny p-infa ruses; Lady Stent* violet re.ls-e.t-, with a violet liat • Lady 'GotUey, Vug Sealskin ?&at and black fcatheroi hat; Miss .(Jel'l, black corduroy velvet, Ivi-S) a SjiKill Jiiaek Velvet hub, trinwnctJ with Oriental ribbons Miss, E. 01)11, a-bfao coat awl siqrt arid black-and blue- hat; Mrs,J'!.ettiina:ii.. bhi'e costvnno and gniall blue flnrai toq.Ue- i Lady Ward was also in; Wire, with a large hat- massed with .grey featte-i.-S ; Ladi" H&iWones wore black j Mrs. Jitigitn, grey, with a: grey hat; flj«l Mrs. Nkiii)'|te,- grey, aisa with a bliwk velvet hat. . Mm. Massey aßd Mrs. H-. D. Bell ai'tefsi'ai'ds cutertaineri Hef Kscellency titsi €o-mitos-s of Livoqisal awl her gao-sts,. together; with the wives of CoYrnc-iil-srs, mcmbeis, ami officials <A the ilouio at rftenwofi tea in the Oal> t ifir-t Mqifl. ilmv-fering prinrtxias., birch foliage, and -nareissi gavei tlio ropni -an ninieoisittined air of gaiety rjlif'l i'rf.:cdoiiS:, and tie hxi-ta-ble, art'a'ng-atf with t«li voSes of ii-a.i-ci-ss.i rtfltl bkch, did still naire t-d dj-ssipa-tc the n-ir of .ste-rii. <jfliv ci'.f-ten,'' A distinguished, vjs-iter wtto was fr«s?nt' Wfts Sir FCortoanii Just, K..C.8.,. of Si ate fat. the" Coioafew ..'ilic Prime Minister -ivtis also.present, and the llwu ii, -H. .Uitafe, mi tinioug ofliers, in afj-dittoii .tu' .tlk-ise alrssail:X. .nwii-tipnod-, ■ ! '<vt-fc: Mr*. 'JS'jrs. ' Sai-nshaws," Mrs. fl.alnej'i Mrs. Jcijkiusp.n, .M-!#. -Scott, Mi-s. Lee, M-t'B-. 'ainl 'Miss 'Btticl:.. Jil*s..'.l ! Miss rlmdins, Miss..,l'auj, 3&s 'Ha{l-Jmics. i Miis i'ullen-Bm-r.y,.' Mrs. Sldiey, -Miss (Htorsop. .Mrs. Cariwsi'oss, Mfs. Le-itis- , §©»', a-iivl Mi's, iftd Mjss WflfartK Her Exdelien-uy w-as att«ided ty Captalii Huttoii,'A'.D.C. . H«xt!th of Wfimeh zncl Children.' A '.(.neetiij-g. of the Society for. "thts HeaUh of sVqnte)} and Clul'tan was held in. ihe--s.o.eiety i s rooins, 86 v Vivian (Street,. y-Bster.da.y .altotnooii. to discuss iiKpoi'ttint .nniiters m co-uiieotratt wi*li 'tbo. ftiirthciiniiug e-flii-fel-encp. Tlu; do]«eaaics who .Inire teen appaifitcd fw fclj.ts gathering are: Mrs! Alga-r Williams (Sircisidfflit),. Mrs. 31* Vicar, Mrs. .M'Leaii, Aiiss IhrmM, ami Mis-s Kitkealdie (troftsnrqr).. Mrs. Fi-tehctt irill represent- the tiishsrne Soniety. Owing to so,much rua-t'eiial hiivjug beEii sent in feir, tljo its* of the- sflek'-ty, tegether with what was left ovc-r ffoft la.s-t'Saiarday'* j-uniUe. sale, it has been deeided to hcM anofte safe ia .the Miss-ioulliarU r Herioflft Street, on Saturday next, both afternoon ftiid <?v*jjing. Pa-reels nia,? brt left at Mr. Fawlds'-s Building, Mwt i-ifii-s Street. (itjfeiwi and Sirs. Legaii (Auckland) nh-si Colonel and. Mrs. Nioholte (Oftsnaj-u) are: gwests -rf their .E'Scefetieies the Goyeriuw aiwl tho Cotffitess of Live; ; poo-S ■itt TisflVptjMjWftfc House. The Sunday School toaeh-flsrs .of St. Andrew's Ji'riishyterinH 'Chureii, I*alm*iSton, have pr-eiented Miss Rtihy_ Witt&qi% with a lw.lidson;i«lj-»ijo.und fcibfe a.H a. wedding, gift. Mr. and Mis. 9ri.sn.ni«id, of. Mms- ■ {South Island) arrived in ■ Wellington this week «ii their retwu fw>m a visit to Sydney. They arc •staying at tho Itoj-fll 6ffk Hotel tor a tow days before returning to the. south. Mrs. If. Hicolson awl Mrs*. C. M'G-i'll left OUuki yesterday tov tho north, where- ii holiday of som.o woks' duration will be smmt for health roasmis. ■Mr. T. K.'Sidey, M.P. (Cwwdm) and Mfb- Sid'e.v have Vetiwmed to "Cali-]-lieltl* Howso" "tor tlw ' sessio*-. Mr. .'. Crcmch. of Sydney, is atso slaying lucre at present. '. Mr. Scott M.l*. (Central Otngo) and Mrs. Scott are staying at- the new Occidental. ' Mrs.' Lwiss.on. .(Cbristohureh) is staying at the- Efnpiro H-titel. Miss Thome feo-rgo arrived to -Weli lingtei-i .oil Wednesday from A.uek.la.ud. A hridgo aud .mtchre ton.fwamofit is I'wi.ng givwt by the Wollingtisn Lawn Tennis Cl.ti.lt in Miss 'feudal!''s ten-r&onis ftm June 30. The eoniniittne- is fotisoi by the Misses .M-aek, Webb, AJlnian, and Mossi-s, Jeifcry and Ci'Gmvbii.«, Rai-r, til'o flcedfl. 6jn g-r&# rtnlM the roil be suited to it. Diseftßed sealps liit-ve- bften pra-ved: to bo nftspc-vated aiwtys With thfr growth anil devei.op.rtW.nt (rf ffljcrobio life, an-cl they are easily avoidable ■by prampt use. of the latest- scientific propiiratiens. s* s'gld by Miss Mi;iso.ifl,. AM advice ijiveo free on hair «-n4 sWn.. "Each case, diagnosed, and <?)'ter4« taught their own, home treatment. lia-ndf'int posi' tivoly cured. Hiss USlsbm, 94- Wfflis gtrgiit (opppsite Shtott's Pietu're Theatre). felephSM 81-1*