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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2976, 13 January 1917, Page 4

Social at Featherston. The men in the camps at Featherston woro entertained at a social evening by tho ladies of the Wairarapa at the Annac Club on Thursday, tho hostesses boiiig Mcsdames W. .1. Martin, W. E. Bidwoll, Goo. Pain, and Win. Hume. Tho evening was devoted to progressive euchro and music, and was very enjoyable in every respect. Songs were contributed by Corpl. 0. L. Jones and Pto. W. Strang, pianoforte solos by Sergeant Kano and Trumpeter Vincent, and recitations by Band-Sergt. Webb. Tho accompaniments wero played by Mrs. Parnell, who also rendered a number of solos during the progress of tho card games. When tho euchre scores wero compiled, it was found that thero wero many good totals, but tho first prizes eventually Went to tho following: Men —First, Saddler C. Carlton, A.S.C. ; second, Pte. .T. Payne. Ladies—First, Miss L. Hodder; second, Mrs. W. Fugo.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Duncan, of Napior, have also been to T'aupo.

Mrs. Litchett is staying at present in Rotorua.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Nathan are staying in Mr. Izard's house in Hill Street;

The committee of tlio Countess of Liverpool's Fund is resuming work at the Town If ail on Monday next.

Mr. and Mrs. Algar Williams aro staying at the- Grosvenor Hotel, Timaru.

Mr. and Mrs. Troutheck, who aro at present in Auckland, intend to return to Napier shortly.

Dr. Margaret M'Cahon is tho guest of Mrs. Wallace M'Jlenzie, in Upper Willis Street.

Dr. and Mrs. Ewar.t have returned from a motor tour through tho South Island.

Mr. and Mrs. David Nalthan aro now staying at Mr. Izard's house,' 24a Hill Street.

Mrs. S. .T. Moor, secretary of the Women's Anti-German League, notifies momhors and thoso interested in the welfare of our soldiers that the office is now open for information and for inquiries.

Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, of the Blind Institute, who liavo been visiting Wellington and Nelson, have returned to Sumner.

Amongst tile recent vieitors to tho Rutland Hotel, Wanganui, wero: MrA. G. Ivory, Mr. P. Calvert, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cassidy, Miss Katie Cassidy, Mr. and Mrs. Gillanders, Mr. and Mts. A. J. Fishor, Misses Spratt (2), Mr. J. M'Callum, Mr. J. A. Oliver (Cliristchurch), Sirs, and Miss Mclvillo (Dunedin), Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Lieut. Bennett. Mr. F. G. Haydon, Mrs. Toxward, Misses Toxward (2), Mr. E. E. Toms (Palmerston Nortli), Mr. and Mrs. White (Feilding), Mr. J. Prior (Dannevirke), Mr. J. N. H. Norwood (U.S.A.), Mr. N. F. Vosseler (Eltham), Mr. B. Harknoss (Stratford), Mr. and Mrs. Bidwoll (Featherston), Mr. and-Mrs. H. M. Campbell, Nurse Kennedy (Hastings), Messrs. E. and S. Crossman (lnglewood), Mr. and Mrs. A. Hill (Napier), Mr. J. M'Carthy, Mr. H. P.. .MlCartby, Mr.. G. V. Pearce, M.P. (Patea), Mr. Brewer (To Kuiti), Mr: 'liii'd Mrs'. 'O. Wunderlich (Melbourne), Mr. Fred. M. . Spellerborg (Ashburton), Mr. A. H. Goss, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. B. Honeyfiold (Now -Plymouth), Mr. E. R. Young (Runtei'ville), Mr. J. C. Cooper (Masterton), Miss Lee, Mr. T. M. M'Langhlin (Auckland), Miss Taber, Miss Sullivan, • Mr. R. • S. Wilson, Mr. M. H. Bollinger, Mr. W. J. Kijgour, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Toogood, Mrs. Morgan, Mr. E. A. Allaway, Mr. ]?. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bowden, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hickmott, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reed, Misses Reed (2), Mr. and Mrs. J. R. .Wright, Mr. H. L. Griffiths, Mr. W. A. Clouston, Mr. A. C. Gillies, Mr. and Mm. Amoss, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. C. R. Smith (Wellington), Mr. S. E. Baron (Lower Hutt), Mrs. and Miss Speed (Makirikiri), Mr. R. Garnham (Wellington), Mr. G. H. Taylor, Mr. James Hodges, Mr. J. Dobson, Mr. T. Baker, Mr. W. G. Ladbrook (Inglowood), Mr. 0. Mahon (Auckland), Mr. R. B. Mills (Wellington), Captain Thomas Casserly (Wellington), Mr. and Mrs. J. Coombo (Waitotara), Mr. J. Crisp, Miss Cox (Wellington), Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Sorpell (Mangaweka).

Tho" funeral took placo at Bolton Street cemetory on Tuesday laßt of one of Wellington's pioneers in the person j)f Mrs. Margaret Davios, relict of the lato Captain James Davieß, well known in shipping circles in the early days. The deceased lady' arrived in Wellington, in 1841 in the . ship Tync, her father, Mr. James Craig, being one of a survoy party, which included tho lato Sir Charles Clifford and Mr. Androw Tiffin, sent out by the Now Zealand Company. Of a striking personality, tho old lady endeared horsolf to her many friends. Fivo daughtersMrs. Wallace, Auckland; Mrs. W. G. Russell, Napier; Mrs. Pytt Jackson; >and two Misses DavieSj Wellington— are tho daughters of tho deceased lady.

Mr. and Mrs. Mattliicson, of the Bank of Now Zealand, have returned to Napier from a visit to Taupo.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. (By Arrangement ivith Mrs. Rolleston, Hair Physician ami Faco Specialist.) "Brighton."—(l) Salt water quite spoils tho appearanco of tho hair; it is well to protect tho scalp with n tight-fitting bathing cap, otherwise wash the hair immediately afterward. (2) "We liavo a special cream for sunburn that I can rccommond. Price 3s. and is. 6d. jar. "T.'S.," Hamua.—Shampoo powders are excellent Tooth as a shampoo and brightenor. They do not alter tho colour, but bring out tho rich tints. Price Is. each; lOrf. doz. "J.P.L."—A guinea. course of Hair Treatment makes a wonderful improvement in the apparance of tho hair and condition o? tho scalp. It comprises massage with Scalp Pood, shampooing, clipping, and singeing, Vibro-ruassage, and hand massage with Tonic. Privato rooms for all treatments.—Mrs. Rollcstou, 25fi Lambton Quay.—Advt. Special for Ladies!—A reduction of 10 per cent, is allowed on all our silt hoso during our 10 days' Extension Sale. Buy now and savo monoy. Price's Store, 51-50 Willis Street, Wellington.—Advt. Small Boy Specials.—'Three-quarter hoso. in black, tnn, grey, with-fancy tops, Is. Cd. to 2«. lid.; boys' golf hoso, with white and school colours on tops, 2s. 6d. to 3s. Ud. Geo. Fowlds, Ltd.—Advt. Professor Maekenzio is to deliver an address on Sunday evening at 7 in the Unitarian Church on "Tho Urgent Keed for a State—if not an International—Religiou, Ethic and Socialism."

Y.W.C.A. At tho Y.W.C.A. Conference in Cliristchurch, Dr. Wood, Bishop of Melanesia, who is now hi Wellington, delivered an inspiring address to young women. Miss M'Lean, M.A., of Wellington, presided. His Lordship, in opening, remarked that ho had just coino from a "red hot ecntrc"—the Students' Conference at Rangiora. He hoped that tho Young Women's Christian Association, Conforcnco would have equally "red hot" rosults, and that each delegate would go juray having acquired something complete and final in tho direction of serving Christ. Tho Bishop in his address dealt with the interpretation of Christianity, and said that the thought ho wanted to leavo in the minds of li'is hearers was how much they could do in common, and that it was worth whilo to pray for cooperation. Tho conference will close tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Ledington, of Sydney, aro at tho Grand Hotel, Dnnedtn.

Dr. and Mrs. Honloy, of Napier, are at the Terraces, Taupo.

Mrs. F. E. Baumer, of Auckland, and her sons aro spending the holidays ait Hamilton.

Mrs. Godfrey Baldwin, of Levin, ia the guest of Mrs. Stanley Batchelor, Dunedin.

Mr. and Mrs- W. G. Stead, of Hawke's Bay, lvero in Auckland for tho races.

Madame Copo Dowsing is returning to Wellington after a visit lo the Wairarapa and Palmerston North.

Sister Sisley, lato of Walton-on-Thames Military Hospital, has been appointed to the' Cook Islands Hospital, Rarotoiiga, and leaves nest week to tako up her new duties there.

Mrs. E. H. Suist-ed, of Wanganui, is spending a few days at the Windsor Hotel.