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Mrs. F. J. Tattle, who returned from Norfolk Island on Saturday by the Hinemoa, is visiting Rotorua. lytiss Mina Caldow left for the South by train last evening. * * * Miss V. Bowie has returned to Timaru from a visit to Auckland. * * * Mrs. Russell-Wood is the guest of Mrs. J. Payne at Milford Beach. * * * Miss Margery Macfarlane is paying a short visit to Mrs. lan Buchanan, Meadowbank, Christchurch. Mrs. Keeble is an Auckland visitor to Hamilton. * * * Mrs. J. Miller, of Wellington, is on a visit to Auckland. Mrs. McCaul and Miss McCaul, of Wellington, are on a visit to Auckland. * * * The Misses E. arid M. Beagley are Wellington visitors to Auckland. * * * Mrs. Mcßae Peacock and Miss Peacock, of Mangere, left by motor on Saturday for Christchurch. * * # Captain and Mrs. Fox and Miss Joan Fox, of Auckland, are- the guests of Mrs. R. H. Bowie, Timaru. Miss M. Macandrew an£ Miss K. Hayes, of Wellington, are on a visit to Auckland. * Mrs. Otway and Miss Otway have returned to Wellington from a visit to Auckland. * * * Mr. Smythe and Miss.Smythe are on a visit to Mount Cook, and are' staying at the Hermitage. Miss Joan Cooner, of Wanganui, is on a visit to Auckland, and is staying with Mrs. J. Thornes, at Thorncourt, Parnell. * • * * Miss Alethea Fergusson, 1 of Hamilton, accompanied by her brother, Mr. S. Fergusson, of Manawatu, is on a visit to Sydney. * * * Mrs: Stabeley and family, .of Wanganui, are spending the holidays with Mrs. Williamson, Manukau Road. Miss de Chair, Dame Clarissa Reid, Mrs. Horncastle, and Mrs. Bennett, who have been staying at the Grand Hotel, have left for Rotorua. * * * Mr. and Mrs. W. Harvey and family, ’ of Napier, accompanied bv Miss Dillas ! Brvant, are spending the holidays at their cottage at Taupo. * * * Mrs. Ward, Miss Jacobson, and Miss McGowan, of Wellington, who have been staying at the Grand Hotel,-have left for Helensville. * * * Miss L. Thomas, of Napier, who xias been spending her holiday** with Mrs. A. Pettigrew, Hangatiki, left by car on Friday for Palmerston North, where she intends 7sr>ending the week-end be■fore returning to- her home on Monday. ... , Mrs. R..8.C. Owei). of Goona&obluie station, Now South Wales, is on a visit to Auckland, and is staying with ,ier brother, Mr. J. ; G.. McCooke, Groeft Lane. * * * Mrs. H. E. Vaile and the Misses D. and* M. Valle are, sailing by the Tamai roa on January'2l on a visit to England and the Continent. , Miss M. Vaile will continue her studies in Paris. * * * Mrs. Booker, of Dunedin, is the guest of Mrs. -R. Jameson, Epsom.. . . * * * Miss K. Rogers, of Wellington, is staying with Mrs. . - R-* McDonnell, Symonds Street. ♦ * * Mrs. C. R. Roberts is a Christchurch visitor- to Auckland, and is staying with Mrs. M. Leonard, Parnell. ** • , Mrs. J. Beatson, of New Plymouth, who has been the guest of Mrs. Abbott, has returned - ' Mrs. H. March, of New York, is spending a holiday in Auckland, and is staying with-her mother, Mrs. Wade, of Epsom. ... Miss M. Wilkinson, of Christchurch, is visiting Auckland, and is the guest of Mrs. C. Lane, Herne Bay. * * * Mrs. R. Wakeman, of Dunedin, is the guest of Mrs. R. Ashford, Parnell. Mrs. M.- Munro, of Christchurch, is the guest-of Mrs. H.,Robinson, of St. George’s Roa<L ' . Miss Flora Stacey, of Gisborne, is the guest of Mrs. R. Roberts, of Rerr uera Road. * * Miss M. Baigent, of Palmerston North, Miss K. Trahey, of New Plymouth, and Mr. and Mrs. S. Gato/i of Te Kuiti, are staying at the Rbyal Hotel. ' * # # At the Cargen Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. C. Taylor, of Hamilton, Mrs. A. Nathan, of Wellington, and Mrs. Dumbleton, of Rotorua. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Reid, of Wellington, and Miss Fay Ballin, of Christchurch, are at the Grand Hotel. Guests at the Star Hotel include Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mac Diarmid, of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Dargaville, and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hayes, of Dargaville, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Tattle, of Norfolk Island, Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin, of 'Wellington, and Mrs. and Miss Avery, of Wanganui. * * * Sir Benjamin anc l . Lady Fuller left for Wellington by motor this morning. The couturieres are at present exploiting an interesting revival in shirring. Shirred effects appear on most of the up-to-date Paris frocks, as do scalloped motifs. The return of the scalloped hem-line, both on day and evening dresses, is another of those increasingly numerous indications of the feminine trend of La Mode. Often variety is given to this form of hem with a simple but effective little device. The hem is merely cut so as to allow the square points thus achieved to hang over finely gathered flimsy material. For children who burn and freckle easily, make a paste of calcined magnesia and milk, let it dry on, wipe off (do not wash off), and heat will have little or no effect on the skin. For a bad sunburn apply the paste at night.