The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 12

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 THE OTTAWA JOURNAL Woman's Realm and Personal Club ENJOYABLE TEA IS HELD BY W. A. Street Church Hum At. mit Paartiea Under Ceaveaershia Mm Merrill in Mw. UMfc; Under the auspice of unit No.

on of th Women' Association of Mo Leod Street Church an enjoyable tea ra held ycaterday afternoon Joint convenershlo of Bin. Clarence H. Lewi and Mr. Horace Mernll. The convener ver assisted in celvlng their many guest by Mr.

W. B. Spenc and Mr. A. Mill.

The tea room was In charge of Mr. O. A. Cohley and the tea Ubl wa lovely with a bowl of bronM and. yellow chrysanthemums and lighted with tall green taper.

Presiding were Mr. O. W. Hasley, Mr. G.

Code. Mra. H. P. Howell, Mr.

A. Peterkla Mra. W. J. Eastcott and Mra.

F. Boardntan. Assisting were Mr. D. Donaldson.

Mra. E. HalL Mr. J. Whitmore.

Mr. A. Hoitby, Mra. Donaldaon, Mri M. Greer, Mr.

Buckingham, Mr. A. June. RetmhraenU were In charge of lira. J.

Booth, and Mra. A. T. Lam. bert and the money donation were received by Mrs.

T. G. Raynor, Mrs. 8. Glaai and Mr.

C. Larry. An enjoyable program wa present under the direction' of Mrs. S. Glass.

It concitted of piano solo by Miaa Jean Glaa; vocal -election. Miss Xdna Dunning and Mrs. J. Whitmore and reading by Mr. W.

McEwan. Me FOR At 1 P. E). EUslICHOLDER, Limited FURRIERS Ottawa's Largest HowDo Chorus Girb Manage? The theatre knew no "sick Mat Chora girls lust cant be "absent." Sgardla lb -Tune of Month," they mutt ha Is lime, on their toes and Basiling. He do they da ItT Natore doesn't spare them.

They are always smiting -and eetiv because they have teamed la atop all periodic pain for hours at stretch, by the use at a perfectly harmless medicine called MldoIT acta in atvta mloutaa. Relief Is complete. Th pain la goa. Yen menstruate la comfort Midol I not a aareotie and offer no Interference with nature. All druggists; ash simply for MidoL General Drag Co.

Windsor. Ontario. A Dcpendsbls C2HVICE That realh eusts in mare than any other, PATTON'S CLEANERS Cr DYERS Q.786 2800-2801 HAVE YtJU TnOUGUT ABOUT FUES? Tim to turn your attention to tkla tmportant matter and the luwwlse roo.ao will sura to Lulnx ot M. Cspian a i rs I. TODAY r.loCci.plain SH Sparks aaJ'' uueea S3V, Owe Owieerie tine eg s-sclualie Peraenal Ccrdl Kaw Olspaiy 1 ear fpeelally llmg Cacadlaa ArtWa Sartaa, ri Li a J- I ST." act r' ''1'- a a 1 i i I I t.r?m lions 1 1 on searsb I.

tl Art. Iroquet Chapter Gives Exhibition of Work" For Northern Ontario An exhibition of the work being done" for the achool in Northern Ontario was given yesterday by the Iroquet chapter of the OJ5.E, the horn of Mr. Scott Murray, regent of the chapter. Mn. John Hope, honorary regent, assisted in receiving.

In the drawing room, the assistant were Mr. A. H. Anderson. Mrs.

Charles Addison and Mra. J. Johnston. Mr. O.

Baker was in charge of the money donations. Presiding at the tea Uble were Mrs. John Praser, Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mrs. J.

Roche and Mr. A. Helmer. In charae of the tea room were Mrs. C.

S. Borbridge and Mrs. Neville Smith. The auistanta In the tea room were Mrs. Wslter Murray, Mis Evelyn Hope, Miss Rose Stewart.

Mis Iiabel Brohskili. Miss Margaret Murray and Mia Christine Murray. The program consisted of selections by a seven piece orchestra and vocal solo by Mr. Bert Summer. This wal in charge of Mrs.

P. G. Bronskill. The exhibition of was. in charge of Mrs.

M. McPherson and Mrs. D. E. CarmichaeL a Presbyteriati Y.

P. Rally. Under the auspice of the Young People' Association" of thr- Presby- terlan Church in Ottawa, a rally wa held last evening In Erskine Church. Mr. Donald MacKenzie presided and the devotions were conducted by Mr.

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QITESN 1423 GALE- La lSSSiwrksCt i.uvuv roue SAUSAGES1 Tmh Dsfly nvrer4 Sell At AH W. T. MacSklnnejr. Th offertory prayer waa given by Rev. Dr.

W. H. Laethem and the speaker waa the Rev. Dr. George E.

Roe. Among the clarev were Rev. J. Logan- Vencta, Rev. Robert Ooode, and Rev.

A. X. Rivard. The aocial hour wa niovad under the direction of Bessie Forbes and gamea were in charge of Mia A. Bowman.

Mis McGregor and Mr. H. Knauff. 1 8t Georga'a W. A.

St George' Woman' Auxiliary held an interesting meeting yesterday afternoon when Mra. Harold Barton, united thank-offering eeeretary of the Diocese, gave a splendid address The hostesses at the tea hour were Mrs. cnariea uenay. Mrs. rayioa.

Mrs. H. Cole, and Mrs, U. Bpcnoe. e- Westbor C.

G. I T. The monthly 'meeting of. the West- boro United Church uG. T.

wa held in the form of a council supper. Miss Mavis Smith presided, and the worship service was lad by Miss Mildred Thompson. A very interest Iixst talk was aiven by Mis Ray Thompson about her experience at Normandal. Trie nipper waa in chare of the "Jay" btoud and the entertainment la charge of Mis Grace Kelson group. Mr.

Allan Entertain. Mr. Lawrenoe Allen entertaln- ed the members of the executive of the Protectant-Women' Federation at her home, 41 Florence street Plan were mad for the annual meeting to be held on Monday night in Albion HalL Mra. G. R.

Stewart presided and u)Lr. v--? lit with eacli 'il'fv EUREKA Vacuum Cleaner purchased on December let CLEANING TOOLS for $140.00 for $159.00 V. The FAS COSNE3 Eajey jmsT feed, Cat hi Cceafert TXIXfSSI)AY SfXCIAL COAST TDHILXT or 'FblCeam D1NNCB 1 SON ies -J the hoeteaa acrvad dainty refresh- men is. rer Mrs. Slater.

Miss Marjorlo Clot entertained at luncheon jreatarday in honor of Mra. N. JT. who' leavea tomorrow for California' to spend the winter. Mr.

and, Mr. Aliulia Green are at Waterbury- Inn, Vermont, and are expected in Ottawa Best week. 1 i eiMratag iaaa MaadraaJ." The French Minister to 'Canada and Mra. Charles Arson Henry, who have been In Montreal, for the past week, are returning to Ottawa fat Miaa Tetouorwa. Mrs.

a D. Skelton entertained at a delightful luncheon today la honor ot miss Toyo TOKugawa, daughter of the Japanese Minister, who Ja on of this season' debutante. Cover were 114 lor ten. Mr. IL 8.

White. MJ. and Mrs. White, who have been la Ottawa for the Parliamentary anion, have turned to their home In Montreal a Brlda to Bacetoa. Mr, a.

J. Roger, formerly Miss Helen McCormick. wlU receive for the first time since her marriaee to. morrow afternoon from 4 to o'clock at the home of her mother, Mrs. OeorgcCormlck.

WUbrod (treet. a Left aa Cruise. mr. 4, oarre na ten on a cruise to Bermuda and th British West Indies and waa accompanied by his sister. Mrs.

A. Cot, ef Stumon raus, vox. Bon. Dl Morsnd. MJ.

baa returued to hie bona to Wind- r. Oot. having been here for the rrllamtttary aion. 8t GOeaf Clnrck Chafe. Members of the coiurreamtloa ef St OuW Church wet entertained last night by th choir wbeo an enjoyable evening was spent Th guests were received by Mrs.

Lean-Vencta and by Mrs. Angua Orr, loader ef the choir. Kev. J. Locsn-Vencta wa chairman fcr the evening and welcomed the many guest.

Mr. Alex Vessie, choir president, waa chairman. An inform- program of games and conteeta wa arranged by Mrs. W. McQuaig, Mrs.

M. Marshall. Miss Hilda McLennan and Miss Agnes Lew Refreshments were aerved under the COO of Mrs. O. Spratt and th candy booth wa in charge of Mrs.

K. Coulter. i Gave Family Dinner, Mr. and Mra. Alderlo Parent enter.

tained at a email dinner party last evening In honor of Miaa Marl Le-grla of Kankakee. Ill, and Mr. N. Cmulanwrch, of Montreal. who marriage took place today.

Only th immediate relative were preeent Mrs. Arthur C. Hardy 1 spending a few day in Toronto. Regards Criticism Made As Extremely CapUoua Interviewed before leaving for Winnipeg last night as to the reaction of the West in respect to th trad pacta passed by Par liament W. W.

Kennedy. K.C, MJP, expressed th view that much of th criticism heard from certain West- urn members In the House was regarded aa extremely captious. The West." declared Mr. Kennedy, "is tremendously Interested in these agreement. Th western farmer realise that a very determined effort has been mad by th Federal Gov ernment to broaden and assur their market." 'V FOBMCB CONSUL DEAD.

Toronto not. wid circle of friend and acquaintance today mourned th death of Chevalier-John Enoch Thompson, former Spanish consul and former dean of th eon aular corps of Ontario. Mr. Thomp son died at Jua noma here last night in na Wlla year. 1 BZAB CIVIC CANDIDATES.

PRESCOTT, 38. (Special) A largely attended and enthusiastic public meeting was held in Victoria opera house Monday night when number of candidate for municioal honor were heard In short addresses. Town Clerk W. J. Benson ded and Introduced th speakers.

In cluding. Mayor T. B. Patterson, M. elected by acclamation; ex -Mayor F.

w. uubrule and Wn. J. ConneU. Howard Blrk and M.

J. Brimson, who ant candidate for a aeat on th Council Board, and T. W. Borah, a candidate for election to Ac School Board. i ON MYSTERY ISLAND.

Mystery Island, the summer para dise (tor Boy Scout, hidden in th Gatineau north of Ottawa, was viv idly described with word and picture by Noulan Cauchon. chairman ef th Town Planning Commission. discoverer and rounder of the Island and its project, before th Arte and Letters Club last night Leonard BusselUef th National Council of the Boy Scouts of America, Maw York, proposed vote of thanks to th speaker. Dr. R.

Meldrum art seconded th vote and H. Me. Gillivray led th discussion. A. UunptMU was in th chair.

i H. (EUE) ST. DENIS. A resident of Ottawa for nearly 8 year died on Monday at local hospital In th person of Joseph Hilstra (Xlie St Dents, carpenter, following an tuna of aeveral weeks, tie 4T yean of age, and lived at MT Lsurier avenue west 'Born at Glen Nevis, OnL he to Ottawa aa a young man and carried on hi trade here till two rear ago, when failing health forced him to largely abandon active work. He a staunch member of th United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, Local S3, and waa also as sociated with th Catholic Order ef Furcate is.

A communicant Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, he was asambar ef th League) of th Sacred Heart ef th pariah, and took great Interest in affair at the church and perish. Surviving are en daughter, Mary, at hem, two Sisters, Mrs. Joseph Toupin, Montreal, and Mrs. Franc Cadiens. of St.

Anne de PreecoU, and thro brothers, Alfred, of Green Held. OnU Paul, ef Akaumdria. On. and John, of Edmonton, Alberta. Mr.

St Denia was pred.rcaasd by his wife thro and a half years ago. The funeral will be held en Thurs day. December 1, free his late resi danee. Ml Lsurier a vena i St Patrick's Church for requiem high mass a eight o'clock, sad burial at A asrety gasoline, which will Utiffnish a match drorrwd mt h. the awket but eaguies have to fe aaerwa a lj News Charities Declares Women Still Retain Deep Spiritual Sense M.

A. Mehoney Peys Sfrikin Tribute to Their Achieve, tnents to Bonne Entente Address. 1 "Modern woman may step on the gas, go tip in the air, or out on sklis, or with a golf club or tennis racket or dance into the -wee small hour of th morning; but with all of this bravado or love of Ufa and laughter, or whatever else you prefer to call it there remains that deeper spiritual sense which nothing in the world baa aver destroyed or ever can destroy." With these words, Michael A. Ma-honey concluded a re marks bis tribute to women in a lecture last night on "Women and Their Work In World Progress," delivered before a large meeting of the Bonne Entente League of Canada in the Chateau Lsurier, featured by an unusually interesting program. It wa under the patronage of Their Excellencies th Governor General and th Countess of Beasborough.

Given Life Membership. At the earn meeting, Mr. Mahoney was honored by being presented with a life membership in the league for his services In helping along the work of the Bonne Entente- in Ottawa. In commencing his lecture. Mr.

Mahoney declared that hia subject wa one that had baffled philoeophersr sociologists, sexologists and a ecor of other ologists. The former editor of a wail-known publication for women that had aa enormous circul-tion. who had spent years writing ef woman, for women and about women, had written In hia final editorial: "As for woman, that charming, baffling, mysterioua creature, confess 1 do not understand her at all." perhaps with th valor of said Mr. Mahoney. "and stepping In where angels fear to tread, vantura to discuss a subieet for which you have probably decided, I have no qualification at ail." The speaker then went en to deal with his subject in a different way, not attempting to analyse, or psycho.

analyz woman' soul or emotion but to deal with woman's achievements msinly. There was no branch oi human pro. gres. or sphere or Human activity, na declared, in which women had not played a major part They had given to th world heroines, rulers, political leaders, mathematician, financiers, scientists, inventors, writers; and they had Inspired th beat achieve, ment in such things. In mem Th historic fact wa that without women there would have been no world pro gresa.

Th first hospital In th world wa built by a woman, a patrician lady ot Rom. Th history ef th human race had been brightened by the fade leas heroism of women like Florence -Nightingale and Edith Cavall who gave of their last measure of de-votlon to alleviate suffering and pain. He cited th mighty achievement of heroines like Joan of Arc Catherine of Russia and Elizabeth of England; of poet and writer like Sappho and George Sand, the Bronte and Eliza beta Browning and a host of otnars; of political leader like Madam da Stael; of scientists like Madam Curia, discoverer of radium; ef educators like Hilda, of Whitby; great extras like Rachel and Bernhardt and of wonderful singers such as Patti and Jenny JLind. In concluding hi tribute, Mr. Mahoney placed above all other virtue possessed by women, their ability aa "the colleague, the comrade, th tn- spirer of men." Were history to be re-written with due regard to women's ahare- in it many small case heretofore disregarded might be found to fully explain peat and unloosed for results.

The mightiest figure In history had given to their wives all credit for their achievements. Speaker. Mrs. Peter Heenan In conveying th appreciation of the meeting to Mr. Mahoney.

ald the speaker had recalled the past and visualized the fu ture OI women, and mad at realize th wonderful contributions bad made to th world. Oh behalf of th Bonn Entente, ah desired to thank him for taking th Urn to come and give th Organisation such an in. spiring talk. Her motion was seconded by Mde. A.

B. Lecerte, During the evening, a musical pre. ram given. Mrs, M. B.

Mar. goachea, who wa accompanied by Aline Ma the. contributed group of Irish songs, with a violin accompenl- ment played by Armand WaUbord, who recently arrived from E. Mallet gave a tenor solo, accompanied by Mia Eileen Tbibaault white violin (elections were given by eleven year old Keith Scobie, who was accompanied by Mrs. Edith Young Brown.

Reports were also given during th evening by th French and English secretaries respectively, Mia Maria Louisa Dumont and Mr. Leslie H. Davis. Th meeting wa in charge of the two president. Mrs.

Charles Stewart and Mde J. M. Loran. Mrs. Charles Stewart introduced th speaker and the presentation ot life membership was mad by Mde J.

M.Xorana. These cover the 14 years that the Bonne Entente ha been In existence. i- (jlf tas Susses and Eldeea Sts. nOUUDTMP Travel Dargahs Toronto SJS 110.90 $2165 2L89 Detroit Syracuse 'Chicago New York Canadian Funds No Exchange LOW CIOE WAY FAE3 mottvcal S.1S anu.mil eaocmriLLS fOKinNAt. SJU l.n l.e 44S CtUTILLS TORONTO udo eg itrreoiT ile WtLLIASSBUBa JUt -MOSBtsetRO ue Occupied the Boxes For lhe First Evening li At Ottawa Winter Fab The following war box-holder and gueets at the Ottawa Winter Fair last night: Mr.

and Mr. Scott Murray, Ml Murray, Dr. and Mrs, O. H. Hutchison, Mrs.

Maxwell Norcroa (Clave land), Mr. and Mrs. Georfe Carson. Mia Margaret Canon, Miaa Eleanor Carson, Miss Shirley McXechnie, Mia Claire McKechnle. Miss Lister.

Mrs. Kardi. Mia Meighea Dr. and Mra. T.

H. Leggett, the Misses Leggett Master Teddy Leggett Hon. H. A. end Mrs.

Stewart. Mr. and Mra. Hugh Carson, Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon C. Edwards, Mr. and Mra. F. Plaunt Mr.

and Mrs. W. P. HarreU, Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Belford, Mis Louise Courtney, Miaa Catherine Dougherty, Major and Mrs. J. D.

Fraser, Dr. Charles Camsell, Mr. and Mrs. T. Graham Mayburry, Mia Diana Cowan, Major Meredith Jarvia, Ml Ruth Cameron, Lt-CoL McMahon.

Mia Campbell, Major General and Mrs. J. R. S. McLaugh.

lin, Capt and Mrs. Mann and friend, Mrs. Erie Phillips, Capt. and Mrs. R.

J. Brown, Mrs. J. M. Ritchie.

Mr. W. Banta, Mia Christie. Mis V. White.

Mr. and Mr. T. D. Davey.

Mr. George Rich. Mis Rita Rich. Miss Nancy Courtney, Mr. Charles Shoe-han, Mrs.

Murray MacLaren, Mrs. R. E. Webster. Mrs.

A. Bedfordones, Mrs. Hooper, George Hooper, Mis MacLaren, Dr. George Hooper, Mia T. J.

Gallaher. Mrs. J. Sjostedt Mrs. O.

Master. Mia E. Airth. Dr. and Mrs.

J. K. W. Dickie, Or. and Madam Couture.

Dr. D. M. Robert. son, Dr.

A. 8. McElroy, Miaa McElrpy, Dr. and Mrs. 3.

H. Alf ord. Dr. George Campbell. Dr.

and Mra. B. Moffatt Mr. and Mrs. Mineault Mrs.

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W. D. Spence Many paepie agate bad th oppor tunity of haaring Rev. W. D.

Spence, 1 minister of McLcod Street United Church. In hi dramatization of th life story of franc is Thompson, author, among other famous pieces, of the Hound of Heaven. Mr. Spanca'a ability in dramatic characterisation of the tragic and depressing history of this late modem poet waa evidenced to the full and gave to hia listeners an hour ef interest and suspense. The recital was given at St.

James United Church, of which Rev. Norman IUwson is minister. Mr. Spence' capabilities In this particu lar form of entertainment are well known In Ottawa, with th consequent mult that the church was filled. In addition to th main feature of the program, vocal aolos by Jack Bar.

ron. and violin nolo by Lucy Mc- Crecken Croft both accompanied by Mis Grace Bourne, added to the pleasure of the gathering. The program waa presented under the auspices of St James choir, of which Earl Walker Is president He occu-' pied the chair. It is high time now to be dunking; 7 of gift for old friends you can't be with at Christmss time. They will appreciate that personal thouglitfulness that prompts you to.

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