Daily British Whig (1850), 5 Apr 1926, p. 4

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N s 0% NEWS . LIFE'S SOCIAL SIDE Woman's Page Editor Phone 2018 cious tea provided for them by their ¥ Private Phone S8857w. kind hostess. . . * . * . Mrs. Willlam Morrison, Union street west, gave a charmingly ar- ranged children's party on Saturday Tor her small daughter, Eileen, aged five years, and her niece, Eldene May Montgomery, who is six years old. As the children's birthdays are close together, they celebrated them together and had two birthday cakes one with six pink candles and one with five. The little girls wore pink' #8d white frocks and all the decora- [tained all sorts of pretty and useful tions were of the same colors. Twen- gifts. ty-two little guests between the ages _ of two and six were present and| 4, Whig will be glad to have the spent a delightful afternoon play- names of visitors in town and ac- Ing games and enjoying the deli- counts of various social events for . R publication in the social column. Such communications should be signed and the address of the sender given. Write or telephone to the Editor of the Woman's Page, Tele- phone No. 2613. . Mrs. Harvey Milne, Alfred street, entertained at bridge on Saturday afternoon. The house was lovely with spring blossoms and the prizes were won by Mrs. R. O. Patterson and Mrs, George Franklin. LJ * . Mrs. C. PF. Constantine, the Com- mandant's Quarters, Royal Military College, 1s giving a small tea dance this afternoon for some of the cad- cessor to the old-time "sanitary ots who remained in town for the pad" A new way that offers far holidays. Breater protection. A way that ends * the old problem of disposal. Miss Jessie Torrance, Alfred St. Eight in 10 better-class women is entertaining at the tea hour this tow use "KOTEX." afternoon for Miss Isabel Mooers. Vv Discards as easif¥ as a piece of tissue. No'laundry. No embar- fassment. Five times as absorbent as ordi- Mary cotton pads. _ Deodorizes, thus endipg ALL danger of offgnding. Obtainable at all drug and depart- ment stores simply by saying . *KOTEX." You ask for it without Besitancy. Package of 12 costs only a few tents. Proves old ways a needless 'gisk. In fairness to yourself, try it. KOTEX No laundry--discard like tissue Uviversity avenue, gave a tea and a thower on Saurday afternoon for Miss Lois Taylor. Miss Hilda Laird sisted by Miss G. McKelvey, Thelma Bogart and Miss Kathleen ed with a pretty box on which a nosegay of flowers was a charming adornment, and found that it con- Women Science for this new hy genic pad that discards easily as tissue -- no 'HERE is now an exquisite suc- . - * Dean H. F. Woodsworth, Kobe. Japan, -and .his children, Kenneth and Sylvia, have arrived in Van- couver, B.C, and will spend a few days in the west before coming to Kingston to join Mrs. Woodsworth and her other children who have spent the winter with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Chown, University avenue. Mrs. C. W. Kewley and her sons, Keith and Kenneth, returned to Stratford today after spending the Loliday with. her mother, Mrs. G. Jarrell, Lower Bagot street. Miss Mumie Jarrell accompanied her, sis- ter to Stratford. } Mrs. Donald MacPhall and Miss Katharine MacPhail, King street, will return to town from Toronto where they spent the week-end on the latest out- Dt Sass a3 Bait oe a they combine style, fit and wear lowest possible prices. All Corset Departments in Canada hich offer best values sell D aa DOMINION CORSET C0., QUEBEC, Makers of La Diva and Goddess RI A TS J RT STYLES | "inthe newKnitted 'Suits and Coats These are the gonuler garments for 'viceable, comfortable and stylish. H Miss Ruth MacClement, Queen's and Miss Nora Dehart made tea, as- Mies Bibby. The bride-eléct was present their way home from California, on Tuésday. Mrs. Douglas Chown wili- spend a few days in Muskoka with a { friends before returning home. { . * * i Miss Ethel Dixon has returned from Ottawa to spend the Easter | holidays with her parents, Mr. and | | Mrs. James Dixon, Sunbury. | Miss Grace Wattam, Marvale, and | Miss Ruby Babcock, Harrowsmith, are the delegates to the Ontario Ed- | veational Association from the Tea- chers' Institute of South Frontenac. Sydenham {Over the banks Miss Vera O'Neill, street,. is spending and with her paremts,. Mr. (James O'Neill, Gananoque. again, Miss Laura Ryder, B.A., left for |All the musical world is still, Toronto today to represent the | Kingston Teachers' Institute at the Meetings. of the Ontario Educational Association. i J -. Cadet Chisholm Fraser, Royal Mili tary College, is the guest of his uncle: and aunt, Rt. Hon. Chief Justice Angiin and Mrs. Anglin, Ottawa, for the Easter holidays. Mrs. Hugh Macpherson, who spent the winter in Washington, D.C., has returned to town. Major and Mrs. Noel Carr have taken rooms at '"'Densmere" and their house on King, street will be occupied by Capt. and Mrs. Horace | Westmorland: \ Miss Helen Grant Macdonald, To- ronto, will come' to Kingston his week to visit her cousins, Miss Etta and Miss Kathleen Kirkpatrick, King street. Miss Mabel Abrhms, Gananoque, is a visitor in town for Easter. - . . Mr. E. W. Skinner, Toronto, spent the week-end with his daugh- ter, Miss Ruth Skinner. Mrs: J. 8. Skinner, Barrie street, is recovering ig a recent illness, Mr. R. Lun Ferguson, Queen's University, spent~the week-end at his home in North Augusta. 3: Miss Stevenson, superintendent of the V.O.N. for Eastern Canada, will arrive in town on Tuesday. * * . Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Segsworth, To- ronto, are with Mrs. W. B, Dalton, Johnson street, for Haster. Mr. and Mrs. Omar La Fontaine, Cobalt, are with the latter's mother, Mrs. D. J. Millan, Earl street. Mr. Cyril Jones, Toronto, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Kearney Jones, King street. i the week-end | Meaef Cold cloud shadows are spreading ain WS FOR WOMEN READERS -- of her old home knew no bounds. Puss will be carefully guarded in! future. The People who are mean enough to steal their fellowcitizens' pets are mean enough to "steal the Cross off an ass," as théy day in Ire- land. ------------ SNOW IN APRIL. Over the boughs that the wind has shaken, Over the sands that are with rain, rippled where the buds awaken When sharp and sudden, : calls, And down on the grass where the violets shiver, , Through the spruce on the height of the hill, Down the breadths river r The faint show falls. A sparrow of the shining La¥BWweak word of a lord that passes-- Why should the burgeoning woods be tute ? Spring is abroad grasses, v Life is awake in the robin's flute. But high in the spruce a wind is! wailing, | And the birds in silence arise and in the spiring go, ' Is it that 'winter is still too near For the heart of the world to cast out fear, When over the sky the rack comes sailing And suddenly falls the snow. ---Marjorie L. C. Pickthall. Men can talk about the weather without quarreling because there is} neither politics nor religion involy- | ed in a cold wave. i Nothwithstanding they are force. | ful rivals, Mussolini and Vesuvius | seém to get along pretty well - to- gether. / - | ' Miss Janey Macgillivray, Macdon- ald College, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, is with Prof. and Mrs. John Macgil- livray for Easter. . . Mr. Brian Carr-Harris, who was with Mrs. Carr-Harris, Mack street, for the week-end, returned to Camp Borden today. } Mr. Howard Fair, who is attached to the Royal Artillery at Bordon, England, spent Easter at Eastbourne with Col. and Mrs. Cole, formerly of Toronto. Mr. Travers Carey, Toronto, was with his mother, Mrs. W. B. Carey, Albert street, for the week-end. Miss Anne Langwith, Rochester, N.Y., is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Langwith] Albert street. The ladies of the Cataraqui and Country Club will hold their annudl meeting at the home of Mrs, F. H. Macnee, King street, on Wednesday, April 7, 1926, at 10.30 a.m. || The Editor Hears | That the" prevalence of influenza and. the cold disagreeable weather and bad roads prevented many peo- ple from coming home for Easter, E and the fact that the examinatio ere imminent both at Queen's versity and at the Royal itary College kept many of the s udents at both colleges at their bodks. That *'Rose-Marie™ at thf Grand Opera House and the Facu y Play- or's presentation of ome 0 Bern- ard Bhaw"s . plays are among the amusements provided for the King- ston public in Baster week. EE That Tow = = on a ou Easter Day and the pretty frocks are laid aside to appear later. This week, however, several gaieties are being given. for girls who will short. 1y join the ranks of young matrons. and then the gay hats and frocks will appear even if they have to be woin with fur wraps. That the friends of the birds, who | came to us from the south to be greeted with a snow storm, seatter- ed crumbs for them and tried fn That is why 3 You benefit from the economies of the world's largest production of beds and bedding when you buya Slumber K ing. est steel fabric spring for only $12. Consider what value it represents. The frame is of stoutly riveted pressed steel for lifetime strength; built as 'high as a box spring for finest appearance. 26 ribbon- strips- of steel are 'suspended between extra-long coils and joined by four rows of ---- AUNT HET | _I|" Crisp. Tasty Nourishing TRISCUIT "made of perfect | ' 'whole grains of wheat- Delicious with butter: cheese or marmalades lh. GALLAGHER'S TAXI Hos SERVICE 960 25¢ 'Want IN ary [ | "I liked our old preacher a sight Detter. When he prayed, his voice didn't sound like he was orderin' Somethin' from the grocer." National Anthem brought the meet- . ing to a close. -- The March meeting of the Wo- men's - Institute was held at the .| home of Mrs. G. W, McNaughton. Mrs. McNaughton had invited the The March meeting of the Wo. niembers of Harrowsmith and Hart- men's Institute was held nt the | ington Institutes to meet with the home of Mrs. John Regan on Fridey | Sydenham brapch and her spacious |' last, with a. large attendance. The | drawing-room' was filled to capacity y GHT usual business was carried on; then fifty-two ladies being present. DAY OR KN} au interesting paper on "Health" | Sirett, of Kingston, was present and ALL 7 PASSENGER SEDANS was read by Miss Helen Davis. This | gave a very interesting and instruc- was afterwards discussed by the] tive address in which she outlined | "AS AAAAA AA ee members and Miss Davis answered | the horticultural work to be under- freshments were served and the any questions which were asked. taken by the different branches in | ladies of the three branches had a Miss Olive Smith recited in a charm-| the distrie®"™ The district is to Pro-{ free and happy exchange of ideas ing manner and gave everyone a| vide seeds and bulbs for this work. | over their tea-cups. A hearty vote genuine treat. Miss F. Regan gave | She also gave a synopsis of the re-| of thanks was tendered the hostess a paper on "Our Work" which was port of the activities of the branches | ang the meeting adjourned. thoroughly enjoyed. Several of our{ which she gave at the annual meet- ------------ members furnished music and the | ing of Local Council of Women. It has been a year and a half latter part of the meeting was an| Miss Snider demonstrated 'the Pro-| gince Russia appointed a commission enjoyable musicale. It was decided | per method of making a button-hole of twenty men to rule the world. to have a quilting party at Mrs, J. in a tailored vest. After this de- Probably haven't had time to pass a J. Murphy's in Easter week and have | monstration there was a contest and resolution yet. tke grandmothers of the vicinity as| a prize was given to the lady who Long, long ago "lunch" was some- guests of honor. Refreshments made the best button-hole; Mrs.,C.| thing in a box or basket to eat and" were served, and the singing of the Ii. Maybee carried off the prize, Re- not an excuse to kill two hours. a ta gr at i rin - TENA N Sn ata, -- Nn Ty SYDENHAM, * WOMEN'S INSTITUTE 'CHAFFEY'S LOCKS. The biggest money's worth of comfort .conform to your body without sagging. Extra wide horder strips and cables keep the edges trim and taut. 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