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They constitute Ontario's mem- bers of that splendid band of women who stood behind the men at the front in a special sense during the Great War, and since Armistice Day, 1618, have used their brains, money and influence to heal the woumds of the great conflict, and yet to make it impossible for the children of Can- oda to forget the part their fathers, yes, and the'r mothers, took in thut great siruggle for Hberty. On Thursday morning at eleven o'clock the quarterly meeting of the Frovineial Chapter, 1.0.D.E., was formelly opened in Convocation Hall, Queen's University, with prayer and the singing of the National Anthem. A large number of officers, delegates 2nd members of the local chapiers be- ing present, Mrs. H. R. Duff, 1st vice-president of the Kingston muni- cipal chapter, reading the following address of welcome: # "Madam Regent, members of the Ontaric Provincial: "I have been given the honor and I consider it a great one, on behalf of the Kingston Chapters of the Imper- fal Order of the 'Daughters of the Empire, of welcoming you here to- day. You have beem a Jong time com- ing Madam Regent, we have wanted you very much and our welcome is sincere and hearty. We are rather far from the heart of things 'way down east' here, and it has not been w, | ponsible for many of us to wittend the provincial meetings and #t means a lot, a great lot, to meet face to face with those whose names we know so well and whose words for "he order we so'much appreciate. "You have come, many, perhaps most of $ou, from larger cities but you cannot have come from one more loyal than Kingston and when you visit as I trust you will, the Royal Military College, the Memorial Hall, or even glance at the honor roll in this university, you will eee that"in the great war, we gave.freely and gave our best. "We hope this meeting will be most successful, that much will be ac- complished and am impetus given to the work of the order now that the siimulus of war work is over. You weloome and #t would {ll-become me to encroach on his worship the mayor so 1 'will merely re , however glad we are to have you and to hope that you may find time to mix a Mttle en- joyment with your arduous work and that you will carry away very pleas- ant impressions of your visit to King- ston." Mrs. James O'Rfielly Replies. Mrs. James O'Reilly, Cornwall, re- plied as follows: "Madame President, fellow mem- bers of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire, Ladfes and Gentlemen: "I feel sure that the visiting mem- bers of the Order appreciate fully the very cordial terms in which the Kingston Chapters have welcomed us. * "As an old Kingstonian, I am de- lighted that this city hae been chos- én as the place of meeting for 1922 of the Provincial Chapter. ft 'gives us the great pleasure of meeting the our order here, many of whom are old and dear friends of mine, and af- fords those of us who-have not pre- viously known this good old eity, an opportunity of becoming acqualntsd 'With its beauties and scenes of his- mirable educational ' institutions which have made her a centre of cul. ture and enlightenment. "That the Kingston members of loyalty is only natural. This is: oldest garrison - town In Ontario. The Imperial spirit has always pre- valled here. Her great sons, Sir John A Macdonald and Sir Oliver gramme is as follows: 2.15 p.m. ~Minutes of January meeting---Mra, A. W. Leitch, Leitch, Report of treasurer, 8. Griffin. CHAPTER MEETING HERE Address of Welcome Given by 'anoque being afliated with / THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. THURSDAY, OCT. 12, 1028 ports from 4 , corresp ence, committees, finance, press, ete. Revolutions, suggestions, petitions. 2 p.ra.-- Visit to ¢he Royal Military College. Presentation of picture. Ceneral business, place of annual meeting, votes of thanks. Alderman C. C. Nash, representing his' Worship the Mayor, greeted the I. 0. D. E. and extended to them the freedom of this historic city. An impressive sight was. the en- try of the local standard bearers, with their large Union Jacks. Miss Ethel Raymond, Provincial standard bearer, leading Napanee and oan. the Kingston Chapters being also pre- sent. Mrs. Burkholder gave a short Queen's University Text Books and Supplies Latest editions of Text Books authorized for use Science and Medicine. are, I understand, to receive a civic charming and energetic members of | ® toric interest, and of seeing the ad-| - our order should be noted for Sa o address of welcome. A resolution of regret at the death pathy to Mrs, Stewart, was passed, the members standing. A resolution was brought forward animously, that after this year, only er will be held during the year and that in January, be called if necessary. _ The secretary reported that a let- ter had been sent to Hon. Mackenzie King, from the National promising co-operation in any step ing the Near Fast situation. This was endorsed heartily by a meeting of the provincial executive and met with "tapplause from the meeting. The National President had sent out an appeal to the Chapters for gd for the fire sufferers in Northern On- tario, ald to be sent through the pro- per channels. "CARMEN" AT THE GRAND, Grand Opera Splendidly Presented on Wednesday Evening. The presentation of the Grand Op- era "Carmen" by the De Feo Grand Opera Company at Grand on Wed- dience that included the elite of the city and the patrons of what is Best in modern drama. The vocal work of the leading characters and of the orchestra, un- der the leadership of Maestro Ugo Barducel, was of avery high order and brought forth repeated applause, while the chorus is deserving of the highest praise-as every passage was rendered with exceptional beauty and power, Ade Paggl, as Carmen, who pos- Sesses a soprano, voice of great bril- liance and purity of tone, sang with faultless technique, and the subtlety of her em nal Acting captivated the audienge. Miss M. Casselett], as Micaela, won 'warm applause. Carlos idilhau, as Don Jose, posses- es a magnificent tenor voice and faithfully interpreted the role of the lover maddened by jealousy ; and whore part stamps Carmen as mag- terpioece of tragedy. A. 'Gondolfi, as Fscamillo, scored in the Song 6f the Toreador, and other numbers. Los €uz0 Bozano who took the part of Zuniga, has a rich baritone, and a fiue stage presence. The Spanish setting of the opera is faithfully represented in appro- priato scenery while the costumes are complete in every detail. The entire cpeta was yendered in French, a fact much™appreciated by Kingston audieirgs. 'The De Feo Grand Op- era pany presents Carmen with a ong cast of artists whose work ls of a high order and who glve to this great play the place it deserves 2s a production of the highest merit. I IN MARINE CIROLES A The heavy south-western gale blowing on the lakes kept a number of vessels in various ports. Many vessels, which have been delayed, are expected to-day, providing the storm does not increase in velocity. The steamer Jeska arrived at mid- night from Oswego, through tha thick of the gale, and had a hard time coming across the gap. She car- of Hon. J. 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