THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG TUESDAY, OCTOBER NEWS AND VIEWS FOR WOMEN READERS LIFE'S SOCIAL SIDE : | Editor of Women's Page, Teles | phone 243. Private 'phone 857w, - congratulations, and Mrs; .Bastow received a letter from hér brides- maid recalling the old days. Tea Many friends of Mr. and Mrs, J. | was poured by Mrs. A. Merritt from G. Bastow, '85 Queen street, came the tea pot given Mrs. Bastow at 'on, Sunday and on Monday to .offer | her wedding, and the 'guests' had them congratiilations on spent fifty happy years of marriey + Jie together. They received. beauf- | ful gifts of all description among them fifty yellow roses from three neces in Chicago, and quantities of yellow mums. A friend who had een at their wedding fifty years #go, when they were married in St. James' church by the late Rev. F. 'W. Kirkpatrick, came to bring his [1d] L ToreT Soap, having | the honor of drinking it out of the dainty china cups of the set. Miss Lily and Miss 'Alma Merritt assisted inthe tea room and Mrs. C. B. Morrill, a sister of Mrs. Bastow, as- sisted her in receiving her , many guests. Mr. and Mrs. Bastow have been life long members of St. James' church, . * » - Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Mylks, Ken- sington avenue, entertained at din- ner on Monday eveninggin honor of the golden anniversary of the form. er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mylks, Vietoria street. The decora- tions in the reception rooms were of golden mums 'and the color jscheme of gold was carried out ln the table decorations and confeec- tions, the ices being decked with a tiny golden rose in which was set a golden lighted candle. A pleasant feature of the dessert was the pres- entation to Mr. and Mrs. Mylks, by Mrs. G. W. Mylks, of a purse of gold, the gift of their sons Dr. G. W. Mylks and Dr. Leonard Mylks, Birch Hills, Sask. A telegram from Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Mylks and many let- ters of congratulations were read. Mrs. C. L. Bass, Toronto, a sister of Mrs¢ M. Mylks, and Mrs. James Connell, Brockville, an old friend of the guests of honor, were among the guests. After dinner, music was pro- vided by the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Mylks, Gordon, Henry and Helen Mylks, who made delightful \ Exclusive Styles - KINGSTON, BELLEVILLE, POIRET Frocks exceptiona playing the new Coat i tities. AMM Go Lomi UNUSUAL VALUES IN CLOTH - FROCKS In colors of Navy and Bro lines with trimmings of military braid used- in numerous catching ways. made possible only by buying in large quan- 9, \ Moderately Priced PETERBORO, BROCKVILLE TWILLS, lly well tailored, dis- Frock's long, slender The price 95 4 fart SWAGGER MANNISH CUT COATS _ The ideal coats for present wear, motor- ing, travelling, street wear, etc. Cut on se- vere mannish lines from Plaid materials and plain, All-Wool English tings. Exhibiting excellent workmanship and clever styling. All sizes from 14 to 44. Priced at 5.1995 enuine English oe A tt AA eat, ---------------- music on two violins and the plane: The day was indeed a happy one, fis bright with the golden sunshine of October as the 15th of October fifty years ago, when at Algonquin, near Brockville, the bride and - groom started on their journey through life. ) - ss The principal and Mrs. W. L. Grant are giving an at-home after the prize-giving at Upper Canada college, Toronto, on Friday, October 19th. . . - - Mrs. Maurice White will receive for the first time after her 'mar riage at her homeé\j20-Albert street, on Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5b p.m. : ' CI Mies Nora - Minnes, Kingston, caught the bride's bouquet at the Loy-Henderson wedding in Ottawa, on Saturday evening. - - - Mrs. W. R. P. Bridger, Barriefield, will entertain the R.M.C. Bridge Club this week. » 2 * * * Mrs. E. J, Trendell and her little granddaughter, Helen Steele, have returned to Watertown, N.Y., after spending three months in Napanee and Kingston. Mrs. J. L. Whiting, Clergy street, left on Monday to) spend the Winter with her son, Eric Ward, Bute, Mon- tana. Miss Marjorie Purtell, University, spent the week-end her home in Picton. Mrs. Beverley McDonald and her little daughter are spending a few days in New York prior to sailing for Chili, South America, to join Mr. McDonald. Queen's at Mise Sara .Dowker; Burns, Queen's University, was brifesmaid to Miss Dorothy Henderson, whose marriage to Capt. John Austin Loy took place in Ottawa on Saturday. Miss Nora Minnes, Kingston, was one of the ribbonbearers. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Dunlop and Miss Jean Dunlop, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Coates, Princess street, left for Ja- pan on Tuesday. Mrs. George Morris has returned to Delta, after a two weeks' visit with friends at Kingston and Inver- ary. | a J ». Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Connell, King street, west are in New York Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Frost, Owen Sound, who were with the former's aister, Mrs. R. O. Jolliffe, Fron- tenac street, motored to Ottawa fer the week-end returning to-day - to spend a few more days with Prof. and Mrs. Jolliffe. Dr. Leonora Howard-King, Tien- Tein, China, is. the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Howard, Brock street. . . * Mrs. F. J. Alderson left for Mont- real to meet her husband, Major Alderson, D.S§.0., R.C.H.A:, who has been taking a special artillery course at Halifax. They will return to Ottawa to spend a few days with Mrs. Alderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Lemieux, before com- ing to Kingston to reside. Mrs. Cobb and Miss Lian, Tweed, are spending a short time in King- ston. . . - Mrs. C. L. Bass, Toronto, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. Mylks, Victoria street. . Col. and Mrs. G. Hunter Ogilvie and Miss Mary Ogilvie, who have spent the summer: in Victoria, B.C., with Mrs. Crow Baker, "Sissing- burst," will return to Kingston this month, and will occupy a house on Wellington gtreet. 2 Mrs. James Connell; Brockville, is the guest of Mrs. G. W. Mylks, Ken. sington avenue, ! Russian Blouses. Russian blouses are very stylish and are either embroidered, and straight, or flare from the knee with a band of fur. ------------ The man who ws afraid to take a chance seldom succeeds, \ He who begins and does not finish loses his labor, GRANDMA USED SAGE TEA T0 DARKEN HAIR Harmless Means Many fat people fear ordinary means for reducing their weight. Here is an extraordinary method. Extraordinary because while rfectly harmiess no dieting or exercise are necessary. Mar- mola Prescription Tablets are made exactly in accordance with the famo's Marmola Prescription. You reduce steadily and easily, with no ill effects. Procure them from your: druggist at one dollar for a case or send price direct to the Marmola Company, 4612 Woodward Avenus, Detroit. Mich. * B TO HONOR CANADIAN REGIMENT Lady Patricia Ramsay, known best to Canadians as Princess "Pat," the col- onel-in-chief of Princess Canadian Light Infantry, who is to place a memorial to her regiment in the Memorial Chapel of the Royal Mili- tary Chapel at Sandhurst. The Queen and Princess Mary have already erect- ed memorials there to their regiments. The Editor hears That a visit to the fruit pantry of the Y.W.C.A. would surely make your mouth water, for here are rows upon rows of homemade jams, jel- lies and pickles with a special sec- tion for breakfast marmalades. Can- ned fruit so preserved as to taste al- most like the fresh berries, is as good as {t looks. Rose a) That the prayers of the congrega- tions of the city churches were asked on Sunday for the sufferers from the recent earthquake in Japan, and the clergy urged a generous response to the Red Cross appeal. That this is the time to buy wild grapes to make home-made wine. If you cannot get enough of the wild fruit, add some of the garden grapes, and if you are careful in the pre- paration, you will have a delicious beverage. SE --- That it is thoug te who know conditions in the city that there will not be so much distress among the less fortunate people this win- ter. But the Victorian nurses al- ways have distressing cases to deal with, and are glad of clothing, old linen and sick room supplies. That the farmers were indeed glad of the rain and are hard at work ploughing the fields for next year's erop, That Sydenham Woman's Institute will arrange for a three days' Chau- taqua by the Redpath Company, LAWLER-MARTIN NUPTIALS. Took Place at St. Mary's Cathedral On Tuesday Morning. Dr. Ambrose B, Lawler, son of the jate Mr. and Mrs. James Lawler, ond Miss Gertrude Mary Martin, daughter of the late Cap- tain Charles Martin and of Mrs. Martin, , 13 Ralaciava street, ware married in St. Mary's cathedral Tuesday morning. Rev. Father Lac- ey officiated. The bride was attend- ed by, Miss Agnes Sloan, Cornwall, and Fred Martin, Montreal, was best man. The bride was given away by her brother, Captain Harry Mar- tin, Montreal. After the ceremony, a buffet lun- cheon was served at the home of the bride's! mother. /Only the members of the immediate families were present as the wedding was a quiet one owing to a recent bereavement in the family. Friends and relativ- es. showered beautiful gifts upca the bride who was one of Kingston's most popular young ladies, and the drawing room. tables were ladened with silverware, fine china, cut glass and jewellery. The wedding cake, made by Mrs. Martin, was a work of art. Dr. and Mrs. Lawler their honeymoon touring York State, and they left will spend in New on the | Stezmer Waubic for Cape Vincent. Upon their return they will take up residence at 218 Alfred street. Dr. Lawler is a promising young Of Reducing Fat Patricia's] | ment, decided that he and he alone, | should nail above the church the wooden cross which would mark it as the house of God. He was a very | old man and the younger men de- { murred, fearing an- accident. But } the old man was firm, and mounting { the ladder he nailed the cross in | place. "In the Name of the Father," | he paid solemnly, as the first blow | of the hammer fell; "In the Name of the Son," and anther nail went; "In the Name of the Holy Ghost," and the third nail drove in. Later, the then Bishop of the Diocese, the Right Reverend John Travers Lewis, went to the settlement to confirm a group | of candidates and to consecrate the | Fehurch. * He was told the story of | the raising of the cross. "The church | has no need of consecration, by me," | said the Bishop, when he heard it. | "It was consecrated on the day that | John Peever get the cross upon it in | the name of the Trinity." TO-MORROW'S "HOROSCOPE BY GENEVIEVE KEMBLB WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, The planetary configurations for this day point to lively and satisfac- tory conditions in all lines of com- mercial and professional pursuits. as Mars and Mercury are under the trine aspect of the Moon. The spirit may be aggressive and adventurous, inclining towards bold and import- ant projects. It may be a propitious time for making new contracts, or- al or written. The health may give concern, and domeStjc affairs may prove annoying or | bly hostile nd disappointing. Those whose birthday it is y anticipate an active and progressive year in business, but they may en- counter unhappy conditions in the domestic relations. The health should receive particular attention. A child born on this day will be blessed with a bold, enterprising and resourcemul nature, which shoula assist it to a high position in life. IF YOU HAD BEEN GODIVA. 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