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PAGE FIVE Jommunity Miss Joyce Garrett, formerly of #1 Burke awa, was successful in passing her first music examination of the Lon- Miss Gar- rett is a pupil of Mrs. Russell Smith don Academy of Music. Toronto, Miss Betty Capon, of Onis, Queen Street has left to visit her sister, Mrs. J. Robb, of Chicago. neice of Mrs. George Wall, Street, Oui: | Sie will 'be 11 that ¢ity for (hres weeks, ) trojt, Michigan, are visting wth Mr, 'and Mrs, "D, Morris, Bruce Street, and Mrs, 4nd. Mrs. John, Lewis, Brooklin, prior to their TeAving to take up residence in Edmonton, Al- berta, Mr. Raymond Morris and son, of Detroit, Michigan, are in town vis- iting relatives. SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN FCR BRIDAL OUTFITS at the THE FASHION SHOPPE 84 Simcoe St. 8. Mr. and Mrs, Johndfon and daughter of Detroit, spent the wepk- end with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. Jackson, Burke Street. Mr. keith WicKens, Stirling has returned home after spending a week in Oshawa. ' Sheer Chiffon Full Fashioned HOSIERY As ATKINS HOSIERY & LINGERIE SHOP Near Cor. King & Simcoe St. Mrs. H. Dumontell, of 275 Jarvis street, has left to join her husband in\Sudbury and will reside in that city in the future, The Hon, Carine Wilson, of Ot- tawa, Canada's first woman seba- tor will be a guest in Toronto on Thursday and will address the Twentieth Century Liberal Club that evening. Rev, W: G, Fletcher of West- wood, Ontario, is spending a few days in town with his parents, Dr. and Mrs, W. P. Fletcher, Athol street. ' Congratulations are due to Mr W. H. C. Ledger, who has success- fully passed his fourth year ex- amipations in the Faculty of Den- tistry at the University of Toronto. Miss Ada McKenzie and Mrs, T. A. Brown are among the guests of Mrs. R. 8, M¢Laughlin at "Park- wood" for the Ontario Ladies' Golf Tournament this week. The guests of Mrs. G, D. Conant who are in town for the golf tour- CHILDREN love Rice Kriss pies at first sight! Golden bubbles of rice that pop and crackle when you pour on milk or cream. And what a flavor treat! filloygi = ------E RICE KRISPIES nament are Miss Margaret Scott, | Hamilton, Mrs, J. M. Eastwood, | Hamilton, and Mrs, Armand Smith 'f Winona, * Among the ladies who will be in town on Thursday to attend the | Toronto Diocesan Board meeting are. Dr, Mabel Cartwright, Dean of st, Hilda's College, Toronto, Miss ' Summerhayes, Mrs. A. H. Cuttle, Mrs, C, V. Lucas, Miss Chappell, | «irs. Playle, and Mrs. Pridham, all ! of Toronto, The Oshawa ladieg who ave on the reception committee to wel- come the members of the Diecesan Board of Toronto which is holding its annual meeting on Thursday. June B6tH, in the St, George's par- ish hall, Oshawa, are Mrs, R. D. | Patterson, Mrs, 8. C. Jarrett, Miss Oakley, Mrs, V. I. Walker, Mrs, A, W. Barton, The Calvary Baniist Young People's Union, dicjensed with their regular meet!.t last evening end went to the } of Mrs. Red- dick, Kenta ven i Mary Costello was ¥ honor and & Shower wi for her in recognition of Her marriage which is to take place fn June. There were about twenty-five guests there and all enjoyed the {fun of a mock wedding. When the { gifts were presented tothe bride- {to-be she was delighted and very i much surprised for it had all been | 'planned without her knowledge of 'it. Games and music constituted t of but an important / be a hg x Sonat lap coats be very out. = SEAR EASY cs = hygienic service 80 yy Se . ainst the seri Be a eats taken IR ho ; # hi » FETA TRARY New and 1 -- ---- a hat soon' pice inte chafing rdnam. te | Mr. god Mgs. BR, B, Morris, of, De- | and | | the: Second. . ORENCE DEEKS Who is claiming balf a million dollars from H. G. Wells, the au thor of the "Outline of History," and his publishers, for alleged infringement of copyright. the remainder of the evening's amusements until lunch was served » the hostess before the guests eft. AAAALAAAANR KITCHEN (CORNER ARARNKKAANRA VALUE OF PINEAPPLE During May and June pineapples are most plentiful ia the markets and usually cheapest and best. At this time 'a great variety of fruits is not available and they are par ticularly welcome both as a food and a tonic. Pineapple juice has a soothing effect on the membranes of the throat and is often used in throat tréubles. A mild attack of hie- coughs is often cured by a tea. spoonful of pineapple juice. The vitamin content. .is good, comparing favorably with oranges, There is an unsweetened pineap- ple juice prepared especially for babies from perfectly ripe, sun- Westone It . en using fresh pineapple, thoro rubbing with a Stitt' brash and water is a wise precaution he- jors Daring ot the rind. The 0 skin is an excellent 1 place for dust and bacteria, agglug Tron Content is" High There's an In the skin and eyes of 88 that often makes the mouth Wore, so infinite care should ba taken in wre arin the fruit, The easiest way i this. is te eut the fruit In uch slices, Pare off the skin and { $8 with a sharp- €,. Remove the hard core In the ventre and cut in dice or shied Mogrod. 11 sprinkled with sy- gar at halt an hour before serving, the flavor is more bland and the sugar pe thy tri penetrates through, 8 fruit Is easy to select whe marketing, for it has few Bins fections. The gize of pineapples really has little to do with their quality, Pound for pound, one pineapple yields about the same percentage of edible material as another. Fruit wanted for imme- diate use should-be of an even gol- den yellow color, This denotes full Mpening, Pulling leaves from the crown" is another test for ma- turity," The leaves should pull '| easily and be white some distance (Bp from the base. The fruit ast bo hard and green Tou Ahould 088 iL Js to be kept for some tim before using. ~ Overripe pines ae soft and frequently have black spots. The black spots indicate black rot" which becomes trouble- some with warm weather, This us- ually starts at the base of the fruit and is easily apparent. Ploeapple combines excellently with many. fruits, vegetables ana meats, Fiasapple and chicken, vineapple and shrimps, Pineapple and cabbage or endive and pineap~ Ple and cheese make delicous sal- ads, Sweet potato combines with pineapple to make an appetisi "3 vegetable dish. Almost any cogk- ed meat gain distinction served {with browned slices of . | apple, ) of juicy pine Keep in mind the necessity of scalding' both fruit and fring be tore adding fresh pineapple to a e mixture. Raw pineapple <ontaink a ferment which liquifies gelatine, Y I ------------------------------. USEFUL JACKET You can have k with plain Jacket of pe. Then get 1 "White silk shirt, a printed blouse uses the coat's color, don the coat and you have with' the coat, served in some #4 mysterious fla- ible to analyse. © The gentle art of treating the olive fo a pickling process is an easy one to learn. As soon as you open the new jar of olives, pour off some [ng pineae igs ml, fot garlic clove in among the olives, Recap. the jar and set in the re- 'trigerator until ready to use. This enriches and deepens the flavor and. makes. the, olive seem. more meaty. fide Ly tn git 1, ln he | affairs in three outfits thigh same jacket, | For the third, use al ng- |. Want' Right to be Eligible "to Act as Justice of Peace Reglpa, Sask., June 2---Women are Soaking a4 new place In*public askatchewan, They want the right to be eligible to act as Justices of. he Peace. Hon, M, A. MacPherson, XK. C,, Attorney-General, told The Stan- dard representative 'that overtures had already been made in this re- gard but declined to discuss the attitude of'the Government on the knotty problem, As a matter of fact the matter is giving the Saskatchewan Gov- ernment a good deal of bother. Proposals haye been made by a number of women who are seeking positions as Justices and also from other women who want to see thelr friends appointed, No new legislation would be re- quired, according to the Attorney- General. While Regina has a woman judge for its Juvenile Court no such sim- flar post is held by another woman in the province. Women justices would create a precedent for the Dominion. The Justice of the Peace has a pretty busy time in Saskatchewan, where there are few urban centres supporting polfte magistrates and there are scarcely more than a half dozen provincial magistrates, ' MRS, 0. BE. BURDEN Toronto, who was elected national president of the LODE. 'at the annual meeting of the National Chapter held in Montreal, COAT FROOK By all means do not overlook the coat frocks for summer days. They come in printed linens, with tiny ovetees of white and in a wide range of colors and materials. They are fine for outdoors-wear when you shun a coat. WOMEN'S CORNER | CHANSON How could 1 moan or weep for you Who sleep so well in calm and breeze Soothed by the leai-song of green irees, Sheathed in gray boughs when snows are due? Often I call, illusively, To you who neither dream And deem you share an ecstasy That would to others folly seem. wake nor And when the mystic trance is done, I'am companioned by a zest That gives refreshment in the sun And cheers the trend of any quest, Then--who can tellf--when I am past And, like you, feel nor heat nor SNOW, Self-solved, my dreams may wake at last To find that you their whole drift know. ok pn ~William Struthers iln The Bos: ton Transcript, WINDOW BOXES There is nothing that helps to make a room look attractive at this time of year, like flowers, Cut flowers in profusion or flowers growing in window. boxes, If you have never had window boxes in your house now is a very good time to start, for in these warm spring days they bring some real beauty of th eout-of-doors into the midst of rooms that may still have a bit of the out-of-doors Into the midst them. Window boxes in the living room are of different varieties. Some very nice ones are built right on the window' sills, and are fin- ished in a wood that will' match other futpiture in the room, Wick- er window: boxes on stands that fit into the window nook are very handy for they may be moved eas- fly . for cleaning purposes. Have you anything growing in your Kit- chen? No? Well surely there is room on the window sill for a box that will contain some foliage and bright flowers. You will be sur. priged at the difference the addi- tion of this bit of out-of-door life will make in your kitchen. Bed- rooms may have them too, Win. dow boxes, painted to match the woodwork are used in these rooms, Many of the new window boxes are of modernistic designs which are very effective In working out sclteme for a modernly decorated room. What to plant in them? Almost any kind of summer flower that blooms continually such as pan- sles, forget-me-nots, geraniums, petuniag, mignonette, would make a rather unique addition to the in- door window box collection. There are some old fashoned foliage plants that look very well and are not hard to grow. Some of these are myrtle, ivy and shamrock, Rib- bon grass adds to the variety of the collections, Weddings «mDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS CARLIE « ADAM At St. Andrew's maunse, Oshawa, on May dist, the Rev. r, J, Max- well united in marriage, Elizabeth, the youngest daughter of Mrs, James Adam and the late James Adam, and David Carrie, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Carrie, PRL A -- FOSTER--ALLIN On Monday evening, June 2nd, at eight-thirty o'clock a quiet wed- ding was solemnized by Dr, Flet- cher at Centre Street United Church parsonage, Irene Marguers ite Allin, of Whitby, was united in marriage to Stewart Maclin Foster of Toronto. The bride and groom were attended by Mr, and Mrs. Rae Smith of Colborne street, Oshawa, After a short honeymoon trip Mr, and Mrs. Foster will take up resid. ence in Waterdown, New York. SMITH--SARGEANT On Saturday afternoon, May 31st, at the Salvation Army Gitadel § very pretty wedding took place when Rhoda Victoria, eldest daugh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Sargeant, Oshawa, became the bride of Hugh Melville Smith, son of My and Mra, T.J. Smith, Kingston, Ensign Dick. son, of Oshawa, conducted the wed- ding ceremory. Maude Emily Sare geant was bridsemaid, and Morris Baker, of Toronto, acted as. best maj), while Miss Elsie Routledge, of 'Woronto, played the weddding march to the strains of which the bride entered the citadel on the arm of her father. The wedding breakfast took plage at the home of the bride's parents where about fifty friends and. relatives were present. Later the bide and groom left on a honeymoon trip to Toron- to and Kingston and on their re. turn they will reside in Oshawa. The out of town gucits at the wed- ding included: Mrs, A, Routledge, Miss Klsle Routledge, Miss Myrtle Waye, Messrs, Morris Baker, Wil- llam Knox, Alex Nicholls, and Ber- uard Spicer, all of Toronmto; Mr, and Mrs. W, Noah, Mr, Horace Nash, Mrs. C. Gadd, Misa Violet Ford, all of Peterborough; Mra. T. J, Smith, mother of the groom and Ur and Mrs, C, Smith, of King- -------------------- STRAWBERRY MERINGUE PIE 1 baked pie shell, 3 Cups washed and hulled ber os, 1-2 cup sugar. 3 egg whites, 1-4 cup confectioner's sugar. 1-2 teaspoon lemon extrac. Mix berries and one-half cup of sugar, Pour Into baked pile shell, Beat egg whites until ve Life, ove! os" Hake for. +H ty mifiutds In a slow oven, . If the berries are a Ittle fart, more su. gar will be required, or it yoy pre. for mix the stiffly beaten white with the fruit, . Wash the chamois after each uss Ing in warm water to which a pinch of baking soda has been ad. ded and it will retain its softness, Sale Great Value in House Frocks this. new effects and basque Tow price. large variety of both colorings and styles awaits your careful gerutiny at our Store. Jay in a Spring and Summer supply at this remarkable STORE CLOSES AT 12.30 Another great opportunity created for you by the co-operation of two leading Canadian Manufacturers of House Frocks. in mind the extra value you are Read the description carefully, and bear getting at a price like | The assortment contains stylings suitable for all ages and sizes, in range assortment of 16 to 20, 36 to 44 and sizes 42 to 51 , Sleeveless and short sleeve styles, in materials of fancy patterned Wash Prints, All the of Flares, Set-In Gussets, higher waist lines, effects, and also straight line Dresses. A It will pay you well to Be sure and see them in the window TWENTY NURSES T0 GRADUATE FROM ONTARIO HOSPITAL Graduation Exercises to be Held Wednesday Evening i -- Annotincément has béen made of twenty nurses whe will tomerrow be presented with their graduation diplomas at the tenth annual grad. uating exercises at the Ontario Hospital at Whitby. The names are as follows: Edith Allen, Bolton; Jean Nashburn, Toronto; Mar. garet N, Campbell, Toronto; Ethcl Chumbley, - Belleville; Margaret Foy, Cramore; . Sylvia Gyde, Sud. bury; Muriel Hoffman, Uxbridge; Donna Hudson, Toronto; Madeline King, Toronto; Hilda Xamstra, Wellington; Elizabeth Love, Min. denmoys; Rita Miller, Toronto; Lil REDS IN CALGARY within 48 hours will be blown to pieces unless men arrested following parade on Saturday were at once released, was contained in a letter received by Mayor Andy Davison yesterday. officials Believed to munist party, gards to action tools, I am warning those men that were arrested go hefore 48 hours or we will blow your headquarters {0 hell, c.p." » tle importance on the document, said that all n had been take to begin at home but that #4 no reason why it should end there.~ Sault Dally Star. THREATEN MAYOR WITH BOMBINGS Calgary, June 3.~~Warning that "headquarters" tlantic City' Bis alwaysh Lin 3 n" eason" y+ There's never a dull an attempted Swetl-cad, with wi uliretu Toght-ireshevigoroust It was signed "C.P," which city signify 'coms It follows: "Forewarning, In re- taken by your you to let Signed Mayor Davison, while laying lit. One of rhe Finest Hotéls h #'In Atlantic City or & week or a week-end enjoy the Ju BC SE re Ld 800 ROOME KING THE OCEAN °EA WATER BAT ©. V. MESES, Mor. A.C Sez Foes, ssary precautions y police. It may be all right for charity lan MacLarn, Campbleville; Rachel McLaughlin, Shaeys Station; Har- rlett O'Gorman, Renfrew; Annle Porter, Lloydtown; Alma Rodgers, Renfrew; Beatrice Robinson, Cobh den; Mary Scott, Toronto; Ruth Taylor, Lindsay; Zella VanHorn, Mindenmoys, GOVT. 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