Feminine Interests

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 822, 16 November 1929, Page 21

Feminine Interests

WAIKATO NOTES Air- U. * Tanwell in xtim* Betty Mi l - i ' 'itnitflu i*\Yj nj j- a few «iays a> the guest of Mrs. A- J in J lumhon moth* . Mi -. Richardson. tn WangunuE * \li m W light, ur Uun. is the guest f j| € V sister. Ml'-. .>1- Mining. Hamilii Hot Mr ii»<i Mr- G. " Hyde, who have been'for some weeks in Rotorua. have | Mrfl R. McManus, who has been visiting triends in Hamilton, has re- j turned to Palmerston North. ‘f.OL'LH'IU PARTY on Tuesday «fu rny«n Miss Hrena ,t her hortv in » 1. uih la mis. in hynou: l Miss l‘T inn I’• ok.-. M rs. Ward ,* wearing Mu k !..«•«• and Ml*»+ U .I'.lT* troi-k was of Id.-u k and whit,eu# il© chin*-. Miss IV;u-.»» !: • wore a uAurgttte truck !• ttern- d in blue and Bet! - ma . m w.io: Mr-. A r.iemncr. Mi» <-*.i||e « 'hilly. Miss \Vvn Minn Inu .\IR> Ik, -:e \ i. k« vy . Miss Rub\ Vi.-ker' .'l* r--"> Manning. Miss \..rah v MP,.' Mi Lilia >i \ a Idei . Miss Mar,r, • '»-lav U.ii-rir. .-,1. . Miss Val Wafts. Mo.v' fcV.a-n., Y ! - 4y Vr. , V'- ;, rt*'i''s Mi*" • M : lV Y lilt . Mis. 1 1eIe 11 Hr\ weed. Mi, t liammond, Miss X,, • v. lands. Miss !•:. .Mi.MS K Oliver. Miss A. Dell, and Mbs V. Ciarlc # F LAG BRIJXii: PARTY A very successful flag bridge party <v.is licit! in St. Andrew's Hall, Cam • bridge, during the week. The object was to obtain funds for the sweet stall at the rose show on Friday. The prizes for the greatest number ef Hags were won by Mrs. G. L. Tuy>uper ■nd M r». £i. Advert. Tin.sc for tin lowest number wvnt to Miss Brunn. Miss Cox and Mr. A. East. Among the many present were:—Miss Freda Umstt-n ami Miss Jean Hultne. orwills*™ uf the ••voillna. Mrs. It. Crnlpvv, \|rs. Mahonej. Mrs. o. ' abort, .Mrs. U«. Tav'lor, Mrs. F. James. Mrs. Davies, Airs. Wooldridge, Mrs. Thompson. .Mrs. A. K. Fletcher, Mrs Hoodh s-s. Miss N. L.ang.\iiss M Osmond. Miss Garland. Miss M \Viii.strons. Miss N. Armstrong. Miss \ .\.N Mi-.- K I 'rit s ll \ . Miss Popperton. si.su C Willis. Mis - Alis.s Darnetr, FLOW HR SHOW Th# Town Halt in Hamilton on Tuesday was a beautiful mass of colMtirs. when the Hamilton Horticultural Society held Us summer show. A great feature of this show is the exhibits from the Hamilton West and East sections for the Hamilton Cup. ,md those from the country districts for the Country Cup. Another competition lor the 1- best varieties of roses tor the Doug las Cup dded greatly to the spectacular effect of the show. ft is hard to specify uny particular Movers, but the wonderful colours in the lupins, delphiniums and roses were certainly strong features in this fine exhibition. Among those present were:—Mrs. TT a . Gillies. Mrs. O. Farrar. Mrs. C. Fowler, Mrs. Whe well. Mrs. T. Dingle, Mrs. L. .Wears, Mrs. Nieholb. Mrs. K. M. Masters. Mrs. 11. Valder. Mr: Kent-Johnson. Mrs. f. Hammond, Mrs. Kb* n Wilson. Mrs. A. E. Manning. Mrs. G Yalder, Airs. Lance Tompkins. Mrs. L. Swales. Mrs. J. 'I. lad. Mrs. Mo Auliffe, Mrs. Gifford. Airs. tl. Tombs. Mrs. C. Sutcliffe. Airs. Hubert Hammond. Mrs. W. Koss, Mrs. H. J- Ferguson. Mrs. L>. Hay. Mrs. Yero Clntty, Mrs. F. I>. Pinfold, Mrs. 1\ R. Stewart. Mrs. I'lelanil. .Mrs I*. .Meaty (dor. <mi on). .Mrs R. K t’ra nwo 11. Mrs. \\ ludhope, Alls. S. »*<-\. Mrs. V. K. IVgUu*. Alr-s. K. .1. W a iio. Mrs. Ramsay. Airs, b M. dairigb. Mrs RothonMe>. Air-:. A. Mill ray. .Mi s. Robbs. Mr G. A alder. Mrs. !•!. Tattlev. Mrs I- \V. Hubbard. .Mrs. ITiilse, Mis. Thompson. sen . Airs. R. Krown. Mrs. A. Route, Airs. >’• *'-*• Stevens Mrs. .1 K Fag*-- Airs. C. Rees. Mrs. .1. K Smith. A'ts. F. Nixon (cambridge. > Mrs. Mu mo < Cambridge*. Mr?. Feenev. Mrs. Southgur . Mrs kviuan. Mrs. TV A. Oliver (.Matangi >• Mrs. J R.instead. Alts. H. Al. Coventry. Mrs. A. Ramsay »Tauwhare >. Airs. H Taylor. Mi s. Drummond i Tamahere), Mrs N Taylor, Mr*. Howard Hammond. Mis. Dunford. Mrs. Mart ini. Alls. I Rogers, Mr- Trubshaw. Mrs. A. \* 1 .' € ** Mrs K. \ Stax-. Miss Y.-n Stunner. Mm <’ Tullev. Mi-s l»iddaiis ( W-llingt on >. Miss A. Hunter, Miss M. Campbell. Alisr Wilder. Miss l: Neckat . Miss M. 'I aid. Miss K. Wilson. Miss W. Tizrtnl. Miss Newell. Miss «i Wnlsh. Miss Pukermg. Miss K. White. Miss Hooker, and Miss Serancke. PARTY AT THF: LYCEUM. A gay party was* given on AN ednes'iav evening in the lounge of the -Aream Club b>' Mrs. A. J. Ronil. for ' of Canada. The gu*»ts were entertained with gramophone records and Tidge, bridge prizes being von by Mrs. C. Rees Alis.-- Morse, and Mrs. B. Wake. Mrs. Rond was wearing a charming frock of floral ninon in pink tones. Miss Mors.- - ft of black georgette "as embroidered In blue and gold. Mrs. |\ Roml. who helped her sister a entertaining the guests, was in a rock of periwinkle blue embossed (Soorgette. and crepe dc chine. / The gin s:.- iiu lmb d: Airs. W. C. Ring. •Mrs. c. R. . - Mrs I'• C. Wake. Airs. J. v r>. Ritchie , lilt-tuna ). Airs. Lance Tompkins. M - II J. McMullin. Mrs. •’olin Taylor. .Mr* Wynne Gray. Mrs. H. '* Rose ‘Mr-. Rudd Mr>. Luke. Mrs. \N' r'oumne . Mr-. R. Kemp. Mrs. W H. Hume. Airs, i; ... > ka rs. Airs. R. Guy. •Mrs. A l-inglish. Mrs R Worley. Mrs. •Mr*, o. R !•* iiTar. ’.Mrs. Hubert Ham- ' ond. Mi s || i, n ill wood. Miss I*. AVil--..n. Mis. v ,-..ventrx . AlissG. Haminond. Mis- M. Sfev.-ns. Miss Af. WHkin--•'•n. Mi-s T M, l |i.kt,.n Miss F. Jolly. ■Miss l>. Vi,!. . Mi-. R. Manning. Miss AL L. E 1• • . l :ugl. -mi,. 1 and Miss Egfflesrc.n. NEURALGIC HLADACHt: or Tli-* s,*; lt of neuralgia is in ;< Insure to h-ri, n n. etc. Anxiety ’\iH als.. bring ..n n.-uralgia. Everyone* bitensitv, tlto p'a'ilr '.Vti'b' acute. *»r nierely a tin-ling sensath*n. The best •t bathe The oaVr w ith a's f hot water as '•an bn borne. A POLISHING PAD A verv useful pad for polishing fm - ; ordlnac ’' O ot polisher of ample proportions. " ide strap is -titched to one side oi ;■palso lh • • ■ .ai ean be slipped an ordinary polishing duster!

AT NORTHCOTE WOMEN’S PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE INTERESTING ADDRESSES The monthly meeting of the Northrote Women’s iTogressivc League was . Miss Hasten gave an address on the work performed by the Mayor* ss's War Memorial League in the hue klducks, in the different construction camps and also among returned men employed in lighthouses and at Niue Island. A large number of books was handed in by members for the book fund. Airs. Wood gave a resume of the work accomplished at the last meeting of the National Council of Women. Both speakers were accorded a hearty vote of thanks. The next meeting of the league will be the final one of the session wb^n lembers will be entertained by the president.

KING COUNTRY JOTTINGS The concluding session of the Kaj kahi euchre tournament attracted a big attendance. T’or the evening s play Mrs. G. Bell and Mr. M. Duigan I won the prizes. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. C- Morris and Mr. T. Allan. The winners for the season wero Miss G. Fenning and Mr. R. Watson. m i ,\n evening arranged by Mrs. A. ■ Smith in honour of .Miss Evelyn Bur- • kett and Air. Ai. .Dloxham, attrcicted more than 00 guests to the Theatre Koval annexe, Taumurunui. a most delightful time being spent. Dancing occupied the major portion of the programme. Mr. N. Todd proving as . popular as ever in the post AI.C. Music was supplied by a specia* oicliestra, and song's by Mrs. i«. Alt Tv.r and Mr. C. Queen were well received. The toast of 'The Prospective Brule and Bridegroom” was enthusiastically honoured. Mr. Bloxham responding. Manv useful and ornamental git is were handed to the guests ol the evening. Mr. and Mrs A. L. Ross and family were prominent at the annual gathering to mark the formal closing ot_the Mature Golf Club's season. Air. uoss ' is the club's president, anu under his direction a. special marquee va^ - . erected on the ground, where, amid • beautiful surroundings, the many 1 guests were entertained at a luncheon arranged by Alesdames Ross and L'aucbelle, and Alesdames G. Kcny_ and lon -ley The customary competitions wero conducted during the afternoon, and afternoon tea was server.. ATr. TL j. H. Lawrence had the responsibility of organising the first annual dance conducted by the Tan- *' marunui Cycle Club, and the patron- ' ;l r* e accorded the function showed that hTs efforts were well appreciated. In the unavoidable absence of the - president. Mr. K. Winder Mr. 1 ; .. Cas- ■ tion presided, and also rilled tne role of M.C. for the dancing. ihe pro\i- • : sion of the music took a novel form. •' i volunteers supplying the it test tune--1 ' ful melodies. . i Speaking for the president. Mi. Bastion presented the trophies won ■ during the season, and >'*>'■ “S the winners, .-upper was .<tiu<l undei f the supervision i enc -. wedding anniversauv Ireland and callfornian poppies and were used very criec-tivcly t'o’lb . ora'te the spai-ious drawillS-roont at tin- residence of Mr. and Mrs - \v Liouslield. Ohwira. when at theninvitation a large number oi guests - wended to celebrate the tenth anni- - versarv of their wedding. . The dining-room, cleared for nunc,ria was v with lvmlti-coioui eo - jiHvainers. similar decorations gr.tcin > the supper-room. .. To ri reive her guest*. Alts. L.ousti wore a lovely dress of Dlue crepe ue ehine with frills ot pink tallc. At supper the place ot I'-onou.; ■ v i l id -.i i ible was given to a bi~.ut.tu* rie rntivl crown SKing the - as that us< d for the ■ ' din • rake. A lengthy toast hst was ' honour- d. including th .t of t.te Pa.entor the bride and bridegroom. Musical items and dancing voi e !' fuilv enjoyed by those pie.-enb, and r competitions that cieated . • of interest were won as iollom : Ti-nvber and Mr. Fitzpatrick al.u .Miss l -alelield and Mr. Hartley .h• it, which Mr. and Mrs. l.oiish .d -u • held was evidenced by a large nuinbei of gifts.

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE COOKERY DEMONSTRATION AFTERNOON AT ALBANY urt - th< Wai - temata Power Board, in arranging iur demonstration in cocking by electricity. the Albany Women’s Institute had a very pleasant afternoon recently. During an hour and a-half Airs. Lovell turned out some delicious dainties. at the same time explaining the working of the two electric stoves being ' used in the demonstration. With the help of some of the institute members. ! Mrs. Lovell served the good things she had made for afternoon tea. The audience was reminded of the j forthcoming loan proposal pull to extend the power. Mrs. Bruton proposed a hearty vote of thanks to Airs. Lovell ; and after a small amount of business I the afternoon’s entertainment con- , eluded.

DANCE RECITAL CHARMING NUMBERS ! DAPHNE KNIGHT'S PUPILS 1 Delightful dancing, the glow of coloured lights and colourful frocks made St. Mark’s Hall, Remuera, a veritable fairyland last evening, when Aliss ■ Daphne Knight’s pupils held a dance 1 recital in aid of the Auckland Hospital ' Auxiliary. Ballets and solo dances j tilled the first part of the programme, I ' 1 the latter half consisting of the fairy j ' ; scene from "A Midsummer Night --. Dream.” • ; The Crocking was most delightful I • and the play excellently interpreted. 1 ; Those taking part were:—Edna Tullett. Lulu Drysdalo, Xgaire Te Weri. s j Dorothy Steel. Olive Martin. Alolly Gil- - : mour, Marie Rrysdale, Roma Pelley. Joyce Cooper. Shirley Thomson and . many elves, fairies, goblins, bats an«l butterflies. Numerous recitations were - | also included in the programme, these j | being rendered by Xgaire Te AVeri and s | Olive Alartin. Airs. D. Brassey was 1 ' the pianiste.