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PAGE SIX THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 310, 1928 Woman's Daily Interest | SOCIAL and PERSONAL The Times invites the co- operation of its readers in contributing items to this column. Send in a postcard or phone 33. Mr. Eugene Irwin has been in Lindsay for a few days. *® Nr, John Staples was a business visitor in Woodville last week. ® % 0% Mr. and Mrs. Londerville visited friends in Hastings recently, . * %* % Mr. Maurice Stein spent the week-end at his home in Guelph. * * Miss Emma Hewitt spent Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. J. Redburn, Trenton. *.* Mrs. Clarence Ackerman was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, G. McQuoid, Milford, on Sunday. *® Mrs. Lofthouse, Thorton's Cor- ners, leaves at the end of the week for a holiday in California. * % *® Miss Grace Hawkins is spending her vacation at her home in Carry- ing Place. Mr. and Mrs, "se: McNeven and daughter, Gladys, of Reaboro, spent | Sunday with friends here, -. * Dr, C, H. Tuck attended the fun- eral of his cousin, the late Mr. E. McDougall, in Milton Sunday. * % * Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Covert spent Sunday in Wellington and were the guests of Mr, and Mrs, W, Colliver, Mr. George Lee ot Peterboro was a guest on Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. W, Aylesworth, 163 Ritson road south. * ¥ % Mr, W. Fred Riding is spending¢ a few days in Galt attending the O.R.E.C., where he will speak on young people's work in Ontario Mr. W. Aylesworth 163 Ritson road south, has returned home from spending a week im Orillia, Washago and Bracebridge. a» * * Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rutledge and family motored to Tremton Sunday, where they were the guests of Mrs."J. Redburn, * 2 = Mr. and Mrs. E, Wadsworth and baby have been visiting the form- er's paremts, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Wadsworth, Carrying Place, i Mrs. Stanley 'K. Bennett of Monkton, Maryland, arrives in town this evening to be the guest of Mr, and Mrs. G, D, Conant. Mr. and Nis, James Burrus, Jr., and son, Wilfred, Mrs, James Burrus, Sr., and daughter, Gerald: ine, of Oakwood spent Sunday with relatives here. . * % % Messrs. W. Gummow, R, McKin- non, R, Brooks, I. Deyman have re- turned from the General Motors Technical School, Flint, Michigan, and will spend two months here. Premier and Mrs, 'L. A. Tascher- eau yesterday announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Jul- jette, to Louis Gellinas, son of Mrs, Hector Panneton, Montreal. * * =» Miss B rtha Frink left with her sister, Mrs, Terry Nelson, yes- terday for the latter's home in Van- couver, Mrs, Nelson has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. White, Verdun road, for the past month, ® * % Mrs, R. 8, McLaughlin entertain- ed at dinner last evening at '"'Park- wood", The guests included: Mr, J. P. Bickell, Mr, and Mrs. N, L. Nathanson, all of Toronto, Colonel and Mrs, W, E. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Robson and Mr, F. Hatch of Whitby. The party later attended the musical revue at the Regent Theatre, * % %® od Miss Mildred Hurst entertained a number of girls friends last evening at her home, 294 King street west, at a Hallowe'en mas- guerade., The costumes were pretty and vari-colored, The prizes for the best costumes were awarded to Miss T. McConnell and K. Meek, Tlie best entertainer for the evening BETTY LOU Permanent finger waving also, SPECIAL Get an all Steam Wave, Special for a limited time only, Expert Phone 2968, at 86 Simcoe St. N., over Orange Hut Wave $5 was Miss Florence Staples. The supper tables were prettily decor- ated im orange and black with pumpkins and candles. ------------------------ AT CALVARY BAPTIST The Calvary Baptist Young People's Union met last evening with Mrs. Reddick in the chair. Mr, Gilchrist led in prayer amd Nurs, Richards, read the lesson. Mr. and Mrs. Hennings favored the meeting with a duet and Miss Nila Reddick gave a reading. Mr, Gilchrist ad- dressed the meeting, speaking om Christ dwelling in you. Mr. Hen- nings followed with an appropriate solo, and Mr. Danzey closed the meeting. YOUNG MEN'S CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS The Simcoe Street Young Men's Club held the regular meeting Sunday afternoon. Thirty members were in attendance. The main item of business was the election of of- ficers for the 1928-29 season. They are as follows: teacher, J. E, Dur- rant; president, R. Burr; vice- president, E. J. Stacey; sebretary, F. Black; treasurer, E. Peterson; finance committee, J. Smith, J. Scilley, . E. Drinkle, C. Daniels; social committee, B. Salter, E. J. Stacey, H. Dick, R. Schofield; sports committee, J. Smith, D. Found, M. Eagleson, C. Hubbell. Hold Banquet After the election of officers it was decided to hold the first ban- quet of the season on Tuesday evening, October 30, in the club room. 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TOROM Price, 20 cents each, stamps or coin, carefully. I [by Mr. ] of Terrors"--quite A Jack-O'-Lantern Party | This is going to be o party given Jack-o-Lantern himself, When you arrive at his house he greets you at the door. Really, he is quite a life-sized host -- made [from cardboard with crepe paper moss pasted all over him. You en- ter, leave your wraps at the door, and start om your journey to his entertainment hall. Tunnel 1 of Terrors The way is threngh the "Tunnel dark except when illuminated by ome of Jack's family. And's it's quite exciting! In a dark corner the family ghost will probably want a word with you--to give you a souven'r -- a skinned grape a plece of cold boiled mal aroni, some wet cotton, explaining® that it's harmless--merely the cat's eye, an angle worm, or a dead mouse! The last and darkest stretch 1s almost without light and is filled with all manner of weird sounds and sights, An electric fan hidden behind a paper skeleton makes it move in a very spooky manner, A voice seemingly out of the air, but in reality directed through a bath hose hidden in the darkness, warns you not to step on the al- ligator eggs that strew the path or papa alligator will get you. Crackers under the carpet fill for 25 minutes longer. This breakfast popover can be served' as a luncheon dessert by opening it and adding one or more tea- spoons crushed pineapples, These will Serve six. LJ the role of the eggs quite effec tively and the honking from a hidden auto horn might be papa alligator looking for vemgeanmece. Finally you arrive at the bam- quet hall, and here is Jack again to greet you. This time his head is stuck through a pair of dark cur- tains in a doorway -- a pumpkin through the back of which is thrust an iron pipe. He nods gaily on this long neck, at each guest, and someone behind the curtains at the other end of the pipe, calls a heavy greeting as each friend approaches. The next stunt is fortune telling. An open fireplace 1s needed for this or a large witch's caldron with a fire in it. Beside this sits the witch herself. Other games you play are pin. ning the tail on the Hallowe'en cat, blowing out a lighted candle through a funnel (it's quite diffi- cult and three tries are enough). Then folows the feast. There's a jolly salad -- a hol- lowed out orange with the top eut off and eyes and mouth cut out. It's filled with chicken or fruit salad. Then Jack's own pumpkin ple, and of course, cider. The favors are small pumpkins of composition filled with candies and nuts, And the centreplece is a large pump- kin filled with carnival caps and other treasures which are drawn from their hiding place by means of ribbons attached to the place cards. And now home and to bed. Was- n't it fun?We'll come again next year. MRS. LOFTHOUSE IS REMEMBERED BY HER FRIENDS Daughters of England Pre. sent Fellow Member With Gift and Address An enjoyable Hallowe'en party was held last evening when the Daughters of England gathered at the home of Mrs. Lof house, Thorn- ten's Corners, who is leaving short- ly for California, The members were dressed in fancy costumes which afforded great amusement, A prize of a lollipop was given to the best dressed couple, During the evening the presi- dent, Mrs, Hall, presented Mrs, Loithouse with a gift and the fol- lowing address was read: Dear Sis.er Lofthouse: 'e have come to wish you a asant holiday and a safe return and we bring you a little present and hope that when you use them you will remember the happy hours we, the Daughters of England, have spent together, We shall often think of you and hope that the change will be of great benefit to you, Yours on behalf of the lodge, Worthy President, Sister Hall, Mrs, Lofthouse thanked her guests for their thoughtfulness and expressed the hope that she would soon be wih them again and be able to start her work where she had left it, Following an evening, spent in a social way, refreshments were served by a committee of ladies. your Favorite Kodak Films Large Prints from Smell Negatives Any good picture is better enlarged. 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