«5 NEWS AND VIEWS FOR WOMEN READERS LIFE'S SOCIAL SDE | - Woman's Page Editor Phone 2613. 0H Private Phone' 857w. - . . Miss Peggy Gunn left yesterday Tor: onto, * ss 0 Miss Bthel Kirkpatrick motored oronto today, . . * Miss Beatrice Bickford returned alo on Tuesday. . % * Miss Norali Sullivan left by boat to-day for Montreal. . * * . The graduates of the R.M.C. will 'together this eveni.yg. » » . Mrs. Meighen and Miss Lillian Hen left yesterday for Ottawa. Ad . » Col. G. H. Ogilvie and Mr. Bdgar Oglivie motored to Toronto on. Tues. day. Y * * * Mr. and Mrs. Holt and Mr. George Holt motored to Montreal on Tues- day. : a : * + ~ Rev. John Lows, Toronto, is with Bis mother, Mrs. H. P. Lowe, The Winston, N\ to - * . N\A Mrs, Douglas Young gave a lunch- . 8on on Tuesday at the Golf Club for . Gwyn. * » General and Mrs, . Neilson and Mr. Ridot day to Ottawa. "Major Wilfred Mavor to Cleveland, Ohio, by boat Besday morning. * ¥ » Miss Margaret May, who attended the June ball of the Royal Military! Sandwiches are Delicious 'and Easy to Make % Very Nice, Too Sorsbie, Mrs, t motored to- returned on Wed- . jfor Toronto. ii] Belleville, I | College, is the guest of Mrs. N. P. Military Collgge left for their homes 'wday. . Mrs. Jack Ber Jane Coate will for Chatham, . mingham and Miss * » . ate, who was with has re- » Miss Bubbles B Mrs, Alexander for the ball, turned to Toronto, . -. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, who wers the guests of Mrs. Mordy, have mo- tored back to Dundas. - . . » The Misses Molson who were the Buests of Mr, C. Bermingham, left for Montreal today. . r - Bruce Hopkins is entertain- unch to-day at the Golf Club for her guest, Mrs, Kenny, - ». . - | wn T. A. Kidd and Miss Mildred orsey were luncheon hostesses at the Golf Club on Tuesday. ~ . - » . Mrs. ing at | The Misses Wilson, Miss Ruth Walker and Miss Porteous are re- turning to Montreal to-day. | od . Mrs. Sanford Calvin gave a lunch- eon on Tuesday, at the Golf Club, for Mrs. Paflon of New York, - - = y and Misy) Mil. for Mr. H. H. Horse dred Horsey are leaving to-day their summer home in Cressy, - . . Mr. Murray Polson who was the guest of Capt. and Mrs. R. H. David- son, left on Tuesday for Toronto, * * » Miss Katherine Cromby, who was the guest of Miss Flo Cunningham for the ball, has returned to Mont- real. » Several parties of young people motored out from Kingston for a dance at Collins Bay on Tuesday ev- ening. -. . . * : Mr. and Mrs. MacEathern, who were the guests of Mrs. Fortt, R.M. C., for the ball, left on Tuesday for Toronto. * - * Mrs. Hill, Toronto, ana Mrs. Jor- aug Toronto, who are the guests of Mts. A. B. Ross, are leaving to-day . . » . Mrs. G. Benedict, Kingston, 1s vis- iting her ory Mrs. J. R. Scott, and Mrs. C. Rossmore, for a few weeks. . . . Reddick, Mrs. W. H. Macnee entertained at luncheon on Tuesday at the Gol Club in honor of her guests, Mrs, Sorsbie 'and Mrs, Neilson, - Miss Isabel Price, who was the guest of Mrs. Fortt, R.M.C., for the ball, Jeft to-day for Port Hope, where she will visit Mrs, Wother- spoon. .. . . Miss A, M. Going, editor of the Woman's Page of The British Whig, left for Toronto on Tuesday to at. tend the triennial meeting of the Canadian Women's Press Club. od . . Mrs. N. Bermingham, Mrs. Mal- Wheeler, { | Most of the cadets of the Moyu: | 1to THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG colmson and Miss No left by. motor today Miss Marjorie Lamb them as far as Cornwa will make a short visit. - * * for Montreas. accompanied ll where she ra Bermingham | who have n 0 Interest in you; may {want te go to sleep, or it asleep dp {not want to waken, perhaps to stay awake all night when they have im- portant work to do the next day. Try to remember tp Don't be seifish. Lady Thornton, Miss Anne Thérn- | the world is not made entirely for ton and Cadet leaving Montreal to-day for the Pa- cific Coast, and will sail for the Fiji Islands to spend the summer, ' » » - Mrs. Frederick Etherington, pre- |g sident of the Kingston Council of leave on Thursday | Women, who has been in Vancouver, B.C.; for the annual meeting of the , . 3 stitute year National Couneil, is expected Home of Mrs. David Goodfellow next week, 4 Livingston, Earl street, . Mrs. C. entertained on Tuesday at lunch at | Vas Fesponded to the Cataraqui Golf Club for Prof. and Mrs. M. B. Baker, and their guests; Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Grand Rapids, Mich., and other Kingston friends. 2 tT 2 ww 5 The Whig will be glad to have the hames of visitors in town and ac- counts of various social events for publication in the social column. Such communications should signed and the address of the sender glven. Write or telephone to the Editor of the Woman's Page, Tele- phone No. 2618. sane » Mr. A. W. Arbuckle and his daugh- ter, Miss Muriel, left on Monday for Black, Mrs. N. R. Howe Toronto. Miss Arbuckle is-an ac- complished young violinist and will enter the Toronto Conservatory of Music. Mr. Arbuckle will return the latter part of the week. . » . Among the Canadlan ladies who attended the Court givn by Their Majesties at Buckingham Palace, on Thursday, June 10th, were Mrs. H. G. D. Crerar and Mrs. Reginald J. Orde of Ottawa. Both ladies were presented by Mrs. L. A. Amery, wife of the Secretary of State' for Do- minion Affairs, . Mrs. Hicks was hostess at a de- lighttul tea on Tuesday. Among those present were Prof. and Mrs. Mor- gan, Mrs. Elkins, Dr. and Mrs, P. G. C. Campbell, Dr. and Mrs. Gibson, Mri, Bermingham, Mrs. Mal colmson, Mrs. . Donald Macphail, Gen. and Mrs. Sorshie, Mrs. H. Nefl- son, Mr. A. Ridout, Mrs. W, H. Mae- neé, Mrs. Wotherspoon, Miss Hicks: . * - A surprise party tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elmer, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Clark, 310 Uhi- versity Avenue, on Monday evening, Was a very jolly 'affair. Upwards. of thirty were present, and a most en- joyable time was spent. During the evening Mrs. Elmer was présented with a beautiful scarf, while Mr. Bl- mer was the recipient of a silver cigarette case."Mr. and Mrs. Elmer are leaving shortly for the west, and they will carry with them the best wishes of a' very large circle of friends. TE -------- -------------- | The Editor Hears That now the ball, looked forward for months by the younger set and thoroughly enjoyed by their elders, is over, and the next event will be the closing of the schools and the exodus to the country for the sum- mer. . Camps are being prepared and cottages made ready for occupation; plans for summer trips are being ar- ranged and people with motors are wondering which roads lead to the greatest beauty spots. Sumner is the time to-day up a store of health for-the winter and the best way to do this. is to live in the open as much as possible, to keep fairly good {ing work of hours and to éat and drink enough and no more. A diet of ice cream sodas and sundaes does not conduce to health, cooling and delicious as these dainties may be oh occasions. Not too mucl'meat and not to many iced 'drinks In the hot weather; plenty of vegetable and fruit, milk and eggs, will send the family back to tows, in good health, and there. fore pleased with their holiday. That this week the Women's In stitutes of the district of Frontenac will hold their annual meeting in the Eastern Dairy School. There are thirteen Institutes in this district, one of the largest districts as far as numbers are concerned In Wastern Ontario. To those who follow with interest 'the splendid and far-redeh- f the Women's InsHtutes it 1s'a matter of congratulation that {Pur county has such a number of | women who work untiringly * For Home and Country." Kingstonlans should give the members of the In- stitutes a come to Jim Thornton el | { the man with the motor, >y WOMEN'S INSTITUTE { PARHAM, meeting of the new In- was held at the home on Friday evening, June 18th. After the sing- ing of the ode and roll call, which by twenty-one members, the secretary brought to the notice of the members the ides of taking a sewing course this sum- mer. It was unanimously decided to apply for the course during the early part of August. . Places of meeting were arranged for for the next six months and a course of work mgpped out. Book- lets containing names of officers, The first be places of meetings, topics for: pro- gramme committees and members were decided upon. The following committees Were formed: Bducation- al, Mrs. R, J, Snyder, Mrs. J. A. Goodfellow, Mrs. Dr. Scott; "ceme- tery, Mrs. T. Hower, Mrs. W. D. 5; sick, Mrs, T. Bertrim, Mrs, James York, Mrs, W. Simonett. Following the lunch served by the hostess, assisted by Migs D, Young, and the singing of the national an- them, the members dispersed to meet atthe hall, where they were the guests of the Agricultural Society. Plans for Field Day were dis- cussed and the hearty co-oporation of the Institute and also the Ath- letic Club will mean a very successful and pleasant day for the society. The Institute will serve -hot dogs and coffee at the dance which is being 'held in connection with Field Day on the same evening, July 1st. July meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, J. BE. Howes, with Mrs. Everton Cronk and Mrs. .G. R. Howes assisting the hostess, SYDENHAM. . A number of ladies motored to Kepler on Wednesday last to attend the monthly meeting of the Women's Institute held on the pleasant lawn at the home of Mrs. William Horn- ing. The president occupied the chair. The meeting began by sing- ing the opening Ode. The officers elected at the previous meeting were: President, Mrs. Ross McRory; vice-presidents, Mrs. Ross Wartman and-Mrs. Jenkins; "secretary and tréasurer, Miss V. Wartman; district director, Mrs. F. A. Grant. The directors appointed are Mrs. G. Ruthledge, Mrs. W. Horning, Mrs. H. Brawley, Mrs, F, Wood, Mrs. P. Roberts, Mrs. F. Bilston, Mrs. G. MeNaughton, Mrs. Scott and Mrs, J. MeCallum, and current events, Mrs, H. Boyce. - After the adjournment a substan- tial lunch was enjoyed: followed by A vote of thanks to Mrs. Horning for her kind hospitality. The usual arrangements have been made for the bus to take any who care to go to district annual meeting in Kingston, on the 24th. AUNT HET 2 "I've seen lots o' female" knees, but I ain't never yet seen one that was purty enough to be immodest." Made y : Rev. and Mrs' T. J. 8. Ferguson, Who are leaving shortly for the west, Were the recipients of gifts' from members of Cooke's United Church, Monday night. Mr usOn was Dretenteq with a purse of gold and stiver tea service: companjeq hearty welcome when they 2 Ferguson was presen lediyith a, ag- a. | | | Mrs. Havemeyer Butt, New York, Wearing a white wool, with self- design, and a collar of clipped wool. Sr -------- It took 1Q0 years for the plano to develop out of the guitar and clavi- chord. 3 The more noise a theory makes When it explodes the less dangerous it is. Nini Women's } Daintiness Best of all Fly 25¢ per packet at all Grocers and General Under the most trying hygienic handicap is * ' assured this NEW way Jicur frocks, sheerest gowns... wear them now any day, a time, anywhere, without a momen . doubt or fear! i The uncertainty and in: the old-time "sanitary pad" has been ended. : Most women fiow nse "KOTEX™ cotton pads. thus ending ALL dan. Discards' as as Obtaina¥le at anf drug' and da hesitancy, age. In fairness to yourself, try it, + #+. a new and remarkable way. 5 times as absorbent as ordinary Deodorizes, ger of offending, a of tissue, "No laundry. No ori ment, partment stores simply -b: i "KOTEX." You ask % it wit i' Costs only a few cents, Proves old ways a folly, Twelve in a packs No laundry--discard like tisue BUS FOR OATARAQUI METERY '26th, leaving at 2 pm. Vv Godkin's Livery "Phone 816, Queen Street. Careless Shampooing - Spoils the Hair If you. want to keep ar hair look- ing its best, be careful what you wash it with. Do not use Prepared sham- A Will commence Sunday, April || EN USING WILSON'S od IN IN Easy to : Krinkle Spreads in single d sizes, at $2.50 and $2.75 Crochet Spreads in all Sizes at $2.25, and $3.00 each. : Fancy Printed Spreads at each. : Dimity Spreads in White only at $4.50 $2.50 $3.50 each sen in : Wednenday, June 23, 1920 PApS ~y There is nothing like the knife of candor for severing the bonds of friendship. 10¢c and ed 4 en Light Weight -- Bed Spreads | ' For Summer and double each, $2.95 and > Fancy Colored Spreads in pretty gripes .00 ery special at $3.95, $5.00 each. Ww. and N. Linton & Co. lp, Irish: Linen Store -- : i