3 THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG _ "NEWS AND VIEWS FOR WOMEN READERS | 2 eas vic ic An Entraordinary "Keen Public Sense Miss Helen Richardsqn, ~Gana-| On. Saturday evening the mazage- | _L | Eating si t Rewards the Best." | noqye, whe was bridesmoiliv He nent HE - Sra HEEL Rt A ' RA 5 <2 ' Hence théenormousand everincreasing sale of § ------ Third-MatPhaill wedding on tir : sor Satur- (gave a dance 40 the Tugby 104mS Of | Londen, Oct. 11.--The day, caught the bride's lovely. bo TEA n u- Queen's, R.M.C. and Camp Borden. | cpuech of England marriage service quel. Brown label 75c 1b. Orange Pekoe Blend 85c 1b. The Frank Robbs |} GALLAGHER'S BEAUTY P ARLOR TAXI Thom - sr greaily €0-. Mussa Schonau, an Austrian, and 8. SERVICE 960 | Flight Lieut. G. E. and Mrs. Wait, [Joyed this timely y. «SW Pox Jackson Coleman, London barrister. ANYWHERE Monday, October 11, 1928; left on Monday fof Ottawa to attend | riage of her piece, made tea at the I An the meeting of the American Orni- | table centred with the wedding cake | thologists Union. Pe. . i : : 's. Page Editor Phone 2018. f with her sister, Mrs. W. Bartlel: vate Phone S37w. » Ed - Dalton, West street, returned to To- ; ronto oa Sunday. . Willdam Harty, "Roselawn," . =e Miss Marion Walker, Sydenham, is with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Connolly, - who wers in tows from Ottawa for and His Serenades played a much| . wppeir courtship was carried on en- , | Princess street. * . ¢ho tughy match between Quick' | SF aoclated programme of dace | rary in Esperanto. and Camp Borden, wene the guests Y {music | The two do not know each other's Mrs. H. 8. Folger, "Bdgewasty i Among those present were Col.|,. ive janguage, and plan to speak - : . {and Mrs. Reginald Brook, Major|,p, «rnternational" tongue through- Wing Commander and Mrs. Bd-|and Mrs. Horace Lawson, Major | oy their married lives. ' . - eo ward Owen, Ottaws, spent the week-, and Mrs. F. Alderson, Capt. aad Mrs. | wyo bridegroom, or "Bdzigkuno- . B. C. D, MacCallum, Brock | Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Primrose, lend with Mrs. A. G. Geiger, Alfred, " has returned from Toronto. who were in town for the Third-Mac- i street. Mrs, Owen will be remedin- | 8. A. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. |.» said that he had found Es . { lino, 3 per- : | Steacy, Mr. and Mry.'C. E. Taylor | antd excellent for love letters. : - es Phail welding, have returned to To-|pered In Kingston as Miss Bertha , and Mrs. H. F. Richardson, |ronto, 3 Ms aa Yn Jack Hickey Mx: aha In it "ome can express love more A . . . acnee, ss Jars : ny i 1a $1 street, have returned from sirongly than in any other langu i . ruthers, Miss Caroline Mitchell, | oq : Wednesday will be an interesting | Miss Isabel Minmes, Miss Frances| yo added that Fraulein Schonau | day at the Cataraqui Golf and Coun-| Gimblett, Miss Helen Steacy, Miss | pad made a vow never to marry a try Olab, .In the morning the pui- "Flo Cunningham, Miss Clara Far-|.,., go did not know Esperanto. ting, approaching and driving com- | reil, Miss Betty Nickle, Miss Muriel| gp. pag refused to marry three petition will take place followed by | Longwell, Miss Evelyn Moreland. | ipor gyitors on that ground. a luncheon for the playing mem | Miss Elinor Mupdell, Miss Helen| praplein Schonau is the niece of | pers at which the prizes will be pre-| Ireland, Miss Jean Roblin, Miss Jean | , .,urt musician to the late Emperor | sented. In the afternoon there will| Patterson, Miss Jean Hill, Toronto. prong Josef. : Dr. and Mrs. Stafford Kirkpatrick, Ottawa have sailed for England tc + ispend some time abroad. \ : - Mrs. James Hamilton, Aberdeen avenue, is a mah jongg club hosteses today and will entertain the Tues- day Bridge Club to-morrow. . » -. » 8. Herman Macdonald will en- gig at bridge on Wednesday and * . r Robert Massie, Cobourg, is Mrs. W. E. Connolly, Prinods street, has returned home after spending the past week with Mr. and Marceling, Waving, Shampoo- ing, Hair Tinting, the new of Mrs. ¥. BE. Dench, "The Helen McCuaig, who ral days In town has returne Belleville. i ld Haloway Waddell, Lower is entertaining at and mah Jongg this afternoon. t . -. » ered, {ss Robena Templeton, who has | e, has in Kingston for some t io Belleville. % » * * Mrs. N. F. Dupuis, » Jeaves for California to spend the winter, - » * . Universit i Mrs. A. Grant MacLachlan, Barrie i t, is spending a few weeks wa with Mr. MacLachlan, - - - . Mrs. Arthur Craig arrived from panto to-day and is 'with her mo- , Mrs. Robert O'Hara, 568 Wi spent this Mrs. K, N. Storms, Wilton. . » - Arohbighop and Mrs. C, L. Wor- 4 ter, Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick, and Mr. Kirkpatrick, Victoria street, - * . rectory, entertained at tea this after- {noon in homor of the Archbishop of Nova Scotia and Mrs. C, L. Worrell. '. - - * Mrs. Louis May, New York, who was in town for the mariage of her niece to Dr. Reginald Third, has re- turned' to New York ¥ Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick, Vietoria street, gave un amall tem on Saturday afternoon for the Archbishop of Now Scotia and Mrs. C, L. Worrell. - - - n Sir Campbell Stuart had the honor of lunching with Their Excellencies I-iat Government House, during his rell, Halifax, are with their daugh-| be a further programme of interes: with tea to follow at which the non- playing members will be the guests of the playing raembers. -. = A Miss Peggy Thompson, 25 Eler- evening was spent in games and | dancing. |and the twenty-five guests thorought enjoyed the hospitality of their host- esses. . ee Mrs. Donald MacPhall, King | street west, entertained at the tea { hour on Saturday afternoon when | her guests had the pleasure of see-| ing thé beautiful gifts - that bad been received by. the bride of the day, Mrs. Reginald Third. Mrs Douglas Chown assisted her mo- street, gave a pleasant party on Mrs. F. W. Archbold, St. Mark's | estar a | birthday of her mother, Mrs. Fred! { Thompson. The house was beauti- | | fully decorated with flowers and the Refreshments were served | Miss Ruth Gildersleeve, Miss Thelma! 1..q4 Haldane, and the Austrian Bogart, Miss. Maty Rowland, Cadeis | yinjster in London, attended the { Osler, Farrell, Savage, Ross, Molsoa, | cerambny in St. George's Church. { Darling, Carruthers and Gardiner. | | Dr. W. A. Campbell, Dr. Robert Ir-| s5ranto hymn for the occasion. | win, Messrs. .J. Alex. Edmison, | : "Bubs" Britton, Beno Wright, Ro-| bert Hill (Toronto), K. Guthrie (O1-| At Wembley, England, old-fash tawa), F. R. Davies, W. Hackett /ioned craftsmen using old-fashioned W. W. Brown, Dave Harding, W. J. methods, are coastructing a home Anderson, (Camp Borden). that will stand the ravages of six {centuries |. If you are not satisfled with your lot alart a real ectete boom and sell it. EE eee HPO The Editor Hears That 1a Salle Chapter, LODE, | 72SHIONABLE. SLINNESS AND has hit'on an excellent plan to raise Girlish slimness and perfect health money. The members have been di- | oi oather if slimness is 'gained j vided into five groups and each, patyrally -- by propen foods and j group will undertake to give some 'gimple exercises. If the diet is right form of entertainment. This will ja girl or woman will have a clear cover the winter for each group will | skin, vivacious, bubbling health, be take' their own month so that the slim, supple and youthful at parties 'will not come too close to- | 28°. The organist wrote a special Es-| | | i } i | { i i i | i any | Nestle Circuline Lanoil Perma- nent Hair Waving. 185 WELLINGTON ST. "Phone B78-J. 'IN CITY 25c¢ DAY OR NIGHT ALL 7 PASSENGER SEDANS The Robertson China Shop China -- Crockery -- Glassware 65. BROCK STREET. "PHONE , 684. Emma I. Gwatkin, Prop. ther in the drawingrooom and in{ gether. the tea room Mrs. Louis May, New| York, who was in town for the mar- ma am street. The October entertainment |, Dr. Jackson, dietetic editor, i : will be a bridge and tea. { "Archives of Therapeutics, New | York, a physicians' journal, advisor | a { to "Defensive-Diet League," a physi-| That the Armistice Ball will be a { cians' association, though by heredity | | very fine social event. It is being | tending to be "fleshy," is at 67 slim, given 'by the Cataragui Chapter, supple, vigorous, youthful; far more | LO.D.E., and its date will be in con- | athletic than most youths he can out- nection With the big Fé-union af] Walk, outrun; outswim, outplay-and Queen's University and will be held | outwork 90% of all youths. He lives | in Grant Hall. Mrs. W. H. Macnee, | ®ntirely upon natural foods, chiefly' | Mrs. J. H. Elmsley and Mrs. Philip { nuts, fruits, vegetables, Roman Meal, i { milk. Properly used, this diet will Du Moulin are in charge of the ar- ikeep you ops fed, slim, clear-skinned, rangements. tvicacious, healthy, regardless of age | { or sex. For free instructions how to {use digt for health send for his free | ! leaflet, "How to Keep Well," to Rob- | are now at their best and scarlet | ert G. Jackson, M.D., 321 Vine Ave, salvia and canpas with pink cosmos | 1oronto, Ont, ° are making a gay picture hefore the { frost comes with its blighting touch. That at the opening of the seasen | of teas and sales we will ask our | contributors to let us have the in- tials of the people who assist af, them. In Kingston, us elsewhere | there are many people of the same ! name and which one took part in the event described can only be decided | by baving the initials. Please mail | { the accounts of the various events to i | the Editor of the Woman's Page at | once or telephone 2613. i rn : stay insOttawa. . . - » rs. R. D. 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