- THE DAI LY BRITISH WHIG . Wednesday, November 3, 1926, 1 . -- . ) NEWS AND VIEWS FOR WOMEN READERS \ LIFES SOCIAL SIDE | i Foman's Page Editor Phone 2618 | this week after a visit in Kingston * Private Phone 837w. { and Napanee. schist aC EY . . fey . Ra Rak - + "Miss EdRh Gordon, Cushendall, #8] = Miss Lods Osborne, Ottawa. who | guest of Miss Dorothy Gardiner, | will be In town fot Queen's regnicn, « oo » { will be the guest of Miss Jean Kas-| | Mrs. J. Walsh and Miss Phyllis ton, Alfred street. lal, Toronto, ard spending a few B in town. Miss Pauline Rousseau, Thres Riv-| ers, Que, is the guest of Miss Nevada Best, Albert street, with whom she! will spent a week. : . - - 1 Mrs. W. H. Macnee, Union street, | returned on Tuesday for Toronio,| where she has spent Several weeks] with Mrs. Jack McMurray » » * Mrs. James Craig, Johnson street is giving a tea on Friday for her daughter, Mrs. James Polson, Bronx- ville, N.Y. - . . Miss Margaret McDonald and] Miss Flerence Bibby, wid return fe from Branksome Hall, Toronto, for ee.» Thanksgiving 'Miss Catharine Minnes, Bago! . 'Street, left for Montreal to-day to wisit her sister, Mrs. J. H. Hender- : .. * y 'The evening bridge club will be itertained to-night by Mrs. Her- Steacy, King street, - * »- Mrs. Horace Lawson, Johnson fireet, will entertain at bridge on jursday and Friday. - - - Dr. W. G. Anglin, Ear! stree, will spend the week-end in Mont Miss Nevada Best, Albert street, returned from. Toronto, where ® was the guest of Mrs. R. J, Me- th . Mr. and Mrs, Victor M, Drury, Montreal, sailed to-day from New York by the Berengaria to spend five - . . weeks abroad . Mrs. Neil Polson and Mrs. Stuar) | 'Connolly motored back to Montreal "nro 4 > 1 i * Abbott, Miss Charlotte Brank- HEN we were very young our bodies began to be built up. The building continued through the age of growth. PN pr From infancy onward Virol, the food that builds, assists Nature in her task of creating living tissue, bone and blood. Infants thrive on Virol, which may be stirred into their milk. The older boys and girls relish it--a spoonful after meals, or eaten with their porridge. Ask your Doctor. NV AN SN NN IWRC S AeA) VIROL LIMITED, LONDON, ENGLAND, Suice Rar vaiatices for Canada : HAROLD ¥. & C0., LIMITED-TORONTO. 33 | The Robertson China Shop China -- Crockery -- Glassware "PHONE 004, *errper. LIMA I. Gwatkin, Prop. * [GALLAGHER'S ~~ The Frank Robbs BEAUTY PARLOR "Marceling, Waving, Shampoo- ing, Hair Tinting, the new Nestle Circuline Lanoill Perma- nent Hair Waving. 185 WELLINGTON ST. 'Phone B78]. {Murchie, at 13 { Mr, | Thanksgiving. » al { reali, | House" { has taken an apartment at { Clair Avenue west, I{N.Y., president # some Hall, Toronto, will be with Mr. and Mrs. G. C Lawrence," for Thanksgiving. . » . £ Mrs. Alexander Kirkpatrick and Mr. A. M. Kirkpatrick, London, Ont. are with Capt. and Mrs. J. C. 8 Wellington street. ._ mu. --Mr-and-Mrs. Harold Drinkwater; | ! Orillia, will be the and Mrs. W. P. Wilgar, Mack stree! | | while in town for* Queen's reuniénm. { » guests of Col, Mrs. Jack La Flair, Aylmer, Que. who was in Kingston on his way to} Richmond, Que., was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. A. R. B. Williamson, King street, - . . Clare Kirkpatrick, Trinity Col- lage School, Port Hope, will be with and Mrs. C. 8. Kirkpatrick Victoria street, while in town for - . Miss Pat Sowards, who Is at the | Convent of the Sacred Heart, Mont. and Mrs, J. street, for will be with Mr. F. Sowards, Montreal Thanksgiving. . Mrs. Clyde Malloch, Montreal, | is {with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. { Abernethy, Lower {will remain in town for Queen's re- Albert street, and union. Mrs. T. street, entertained Kidd, 'bridge Stuart and Ashmore at and Miss Bessie Kidd, Ottawa . = = Mrs. Hugh Ryan, who was a mah jongg club hostess at "Somersby on Tuesday, ;asked several other people to play and to meet | Mrs. Everett Birdsall who is a visi- tor in town." Miss Nora Williamson, Annesley Hall, Toronto, and Miss Elsie Wil- liamson, Bishop Strachan School. will spend the Thanksgibing holiday with Dr. and Mrs. A, R. B. William- son, King street. . - - . Mr. Harry Gildersleeve, of Sarnia. whey has come to Toronto to live, 310 Stu Toronto. His sister, Mrs. Victor Rivers, Ottawa is visiting Mr. Gildersleeve. . . - Miss Dorothea Sands and Miss Flo Cunninghawa, will go to Toronto on Friday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John D., W. Rogers, for the coming-out dance for Miss Doug- lass Rogers at the Hunt Club, . . - Miss Marian O'Hara, Ottawa, will entertain on Friday evening at din- ner prior to the dance party to he held by Mrs. H. Percy Borden. Miss O'Hara is a grand-daughter of Mrs. Robert O'Hara, William street. . . - Dr. Leonard Jones, Rochester, of the Rochester Queen's Alumni Association, will be in town for the reunion and will be with his mother, Mrs. Kearney Jones, King street. . - Mrs. J. H. Moxley, Hamilton, : pived in town on Tuesday to per parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Din- lop, Stuart street, and will be joined by Dr. Moxley for the reunion of Queen's graduates. . - » Mrs. A. P. Chown andiMiss Helet Chown of Kingston will be the guests of Mrs. Arthur Williamson while in Toronto for her reception on Friday and her recital at the Toronto Conservatory next week. » * - A very pleasant Hallowe'en pari" was held at the home of Miss Dorothy Gardiner, York Road, on Monday night by Miss E Peters Sunday School class. A jolly time was spent in games, etc., the party Breaking up about midnight. . A great many people found their way to the Warden's Residence, Pontsmiouth, on Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs. J. C. Ponsford received for the first time this season. The bright fire and the kindly welcome of the hostess, the tea made at the flower-decked table by Mrs. Keech and the homelike and cosy air of the old. home, made the visitors linger long in their comfortable surround- ings. . - » Grant Hall was once more the scene of a charming Hallowe'en party hen, on Tuesday evenihg, the purs- ing staff of the. Kingston General Putting BEEF you add "OXO" to Soups, Stews and Meat Pies, nutriment and flavour of prime lean beef. "0X0" i the Hyusewife's * OXO LIMITED, 386 St. Antoine St., Montreal in the and tasty, with Great Economy. Abbott, "Glen | ithe members of z w | WOMEN INST ey HARROWSMITH. On Tuesday Oct. 26th the i : Wo- | | men's Institute of Harrowsmith met | at the home of Mrs. F. { Mr&' "F"Dennison. "presided over the meeting owing to the absence of the president, Mrs LC. Stuart who was attending Institute meeting at Belleville. The jmingtes of the last meeting were read by the secretary-treasurer, { Mrs. C. A. Copp and several busi- {Hospital gave a masquerade dance. | Bess matters were discussed. nn Mrs. H. C. Nickle, wearing a smart | "as lecided upon to assist the Diss {black gown; Mrs. Fraser Armstrong, | irict lustitute cater tor the in pale blue gebrgette, and Miss Bail- | stein Breeders' Association at ilie, frocked in periwinkle blue georg- { banquet on Nov. 2nd in the Dairy ette and silver, received a gay com- | School. A plano selection was given ipany in motley who were masqued | bY Mrs. W. Shangraw, Colebrooke {for the first part of the evening { Mr. A. W. Sirett was present and {Miss Hunter, wearing a gown of | §aVe a Very interesting address on | maize georgette, was aiso present "How to Beautify our Homes With land some of the city medical men | Flowers, Trees and Shrubs." : land their wives came in to enjoy the i Miss Edna Pixley sang a solo which {fun. The orchestra was stationed | Was much enjoyed, and a plano duet {on the platform, where sheaves of | was played by Mrs. W {corn, autumn leaves and a number | 80d Miss Aileen Patterson. Curren: {of jack-o'-lanterns and a hig black | Events were then read by Mrs jcat gave the required Hallowe'en | Babcock and the roll call was | touch. "Phe costumes were excellent | swered with cookie recipes. {--olown® danced with gypsies, Span- | meeting was closed with God Save ish beauties flirted with cowboys | the King. A social land a big sunflower was much: ad- | spent and refreshments se mired. Mr. H. C. Nickle, Mr. Fraser | next meeting will be held at | Armstrong and Dr. Etherington were | home of Mrs. H. Campsall"s an- on {mah jongg on Tuesday evening for the judges. The gFand march around { Nov. 30th Mrs. James Polson, Bronxville, N.Y, | ! i ------ ---- the hall was a charming sight, {tull of color and variety and {judges with difficulty the well-executed costumes those of | fa "Dutch Doll," Miss Wesley, and | will replace "The Kn§ght of the Bath," Mr. Earl | apricots. Bell, as the winners of the pretty! Londen dancing teachers are try- {prizes. A novelty dance with yellow | {streamers and 'favors was much ad- | that it. will be acceptable for {mired by the onlookers and enjoyed | exclusive ball rooms there. [by the guests. Supper was served | {downstairs, and the dancers in their | | motley were decoration enough with-1 {out the effective ones on the tables | { This was one of the jolliest of the] {Hallowe'en parties, as the nurses'| Tank dance is always. t Find eer is coming to Grant Hall | Great comfort in this new | Wednesday, Nov. 10th. Reserve this | : . . date now. hygienic pad that dis- cards easily as tissue-- | Barriéfield, have postponed their tea | no laundry {and sale, which was to "be held | Thursday. Nov. 11th, to Tuesday, . {Nov. 16th from three to six o'clock time "sanitary pad." so the ! almond trees the ta -------------------- ---------- N------------------ Women . i -- | Ladies' Guild of St. Marky a Demonstration of canning and food sale under the auspices of the Local Council of Women. The Emily Crawford flower store, 173 Wellington street, Saturday, Nav. 6th. multiplies protection. embarrassment of disposal It is called "KOTEX." Ends the insecurity of the old-time sanitary | The Editor Hears | Queen's! Queen's! Queen's! and some people know how to spell the rest of it! The good old college iz well oft on iis strenuous campaigs which in the end will bring money to: the University and to Kingston What would Kingston be without Queen's and may we say, Queen's without Kingston. The setting of the historic city is 'a fine one for the boys and girls who come to it to take a college course. In the quiet streets they may, if they will, ses traces of Canadian history made when the world was several centur- jes younger, The names of the streets themselves are a record of the past. Bagot sireel, names for Sir Charles Bagoi, a governor of Canada who lived in the old house | we call "Alwington." Jt was named | after the family of Le. Moynes and was built by Baron Grant. Earl street, named for Hug! Earl who lies beside St Paul's Church and married a daughter of Sir William Johnson and his Indian wife. Mollie Brant. Redan, Alma and Balaclava streets remind us of the Crimean war and so on.' Many of the students never heard of these things but 'why not? There is an opportunity for the Kingston His- torical Society to do real misstonary work. deodorises--ends ALL fear of of- fending. Vv barrassment. You get it at any drug or depart. As easily disposed of as a piece "KOTEX." You ask for it without hesitancy. Costs only a few cents. Eight in 10 better-class women employ it home the That Miss Margaret Cockshutt, daughter of the lieutenant-governor of Ontario, has been awarded the Florence Graff gold medal for the highest marks in vocal interpreta- tion In the Licentiate singing ex. amination of the Toronto Conserva- tory of Music, It was stated at the conservatory that Miss Cockshutt had obtained first-class honors the Licentiate singing, her work be- ing regarded as very outstanding. The medal is given by Mrs. Filor- {cough ence Graff, a prominent Toronto musician, now in England. -- in ter for That. the Hallowe'en parties are} nto a 16.0x. bottle, pretty well over and the witches Pinex; then have ridden away on their broom- sticks. The next thing 'and almost before we know ° it, will be the jingle of the bells of Santa Claus and the merchants' slogan "shop early." That the Kiwanians and the Hol stein breeders say they never had a better dinmer than that put on in the Dairy Sehool on Tuesday evening by the lostitutes of Fronterac. ------------ CO STRIBUTED RECIPES. Cherry Wine. Five pounds of cherries to one gallon of water. Bring to scald. Strain, add three pounds of sagar to one gallon of juice. Add yeas: cake to help ferment. Lei stana three weeks or uatil It stops fer- menting. Strain and bottle. 3 Hol- | a Patterson | vivé-president | the | Shangraw | BE | The | half hour was rved. The | the | Almond borers caused such great | selected from | losses to almond growers of Pales- | tin this season that orchardists there | by ing to tone down the Charleston so | N many important counts, 'H women are deserting the old- | There is a few way. A way that |} A way, too, |H that solves the old problem and [Hi pad. Five times as absorbent! And Hl of tissue. No laundry. 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