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Society are jus home from our holMay. We are both suffering; from a bad attack of after- holiday depression. The first symptoms showed themselves the moment we arrived; the maid told us, i.s she opened the door, that she had decided to pet married and was leaving at once. She said that while we were away the house had got on her nerves. Next morning, when my husband had gone to the oll'icp, I threw myself, with as niikh enthusiasm as 1 could summon up into the gruesome process known as "settling down." 1 unpacked; I realized that the sun had faded my frock, the sea-water spoilt my shoes.

I called for our dog at the kennels where we had hoarded him. lie had caught mange. I fetched our cat from the friends who had promised to look after her as though she were a well-loved child. She was so thin I didn't know her. 1 went home and had "a look round." The house was full of dust.

The garden was full of weeds. The back gate had come off its hinges and the sink was stopped up. Meanwhile my husband had been hung up half-an-hour by an excursion train. At the office he found that Jones, who had been doing his work, had made such a muddle of everything that it will, so I gathered, take the best part of a year to straighten out again. His ununl lunch waitress was on leave, and he was served by a dour female who wouldn't laugh at his jokes.

On the way home he nut Smith, who waa just starting for bit holiday. Something had to be done, we felt, to conquer our mutual fit of the "blues." We thought of our blessing. It waa rather nice to Bleep In our own beds again. It waa pleasant, too, not to watt In a draughty passage for a lukewarm bath four Inches deep. And we found other cures.

One was work. But a word of advice on this point: Don't overdo it. The woman who trlea to clean her house within twenty-four hours of her return to It, the man who tries to catch up with his work in a single day. will undo all the good their holiday haa done them. Fascinating Calculations There after all, plenty of time the whole winter, in fact! We planned email Improvements in the house and garden.

We started again those fascinating calculation connected with the possible) purchase of a second-hand car. We bought an album and stuck our inapshoti In It. We laid our white flannel garments reverently to rest and discussed our winter coats. We told each other how nice the long winter evenings would be. We laid In our winter stock of coal.

And, when all else failed, we put our heads together and planned our next year's holiday! Mr. Harold Turner, of Quebec. Is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith, K'jslyn Hoad.

Mrs. Thomas Julius. Ft. James' Place, will entertain Monday evening In honor of Miss Grace Gilmer. Mr.

and Mrs. K. D. Martin will leave Monday for Toronto, where they will epend the next few weeks. Mr.

Douglas Clark returned today from Hamilton, where he hae spent the past few weeks. Mire Marjorle Whyte mill leave next week to be the guest of her sister, Mn. Leslie D. palter In New York. Among those seated at the head table at the meeting of the Women's Canadian club, which took the form of a high tea in the Iloyal Alexandra hotel dining-room.

Friday evening, were Included" Mrs. P. I. Shepherd. Mrs.

Arthur Rogers. Mrs. R. F. MrWilliams.

Miss Helen Palk. Mrs H. M. Speachley, Mrs. Robert D.

Fletcher. Mrs. A. Moisson, Mrs. M.

MctJovern. Mrs. Herbert Sellers, Mrs. J. Lvndall.

Miss Bay-ley. London, Eng. Miss Enid P.ogerj. Dinner Hostess Mrs. William C.

Russell. Klngv wav. entertained at dinner Fridav evening, her gueMs later attending the dance given by Mrs. Hugh Phillips. This gathering Included: Mr.

and Mrs K. H. Bmset, Mr. and Mrs Reginald Iawson. Mr and Mrs Charles V.

Pentland. Mrs. Norman T.each. Miss Eva Pnwley. Mr V.

W. Kneeland and Mr. Glen Mao donald. Toronto Society TORONTO. Fen.

22 -Mr George King, of Ctilpman. R. who has been the guest of Hon J. II. and Mrs.

King, In Ottawa, Is now in town. Hon. W. R. Motherwell and Mrt Motherwell, of Ottawa, are passengers on the Empress of Scotland, due at Quehec this week nd.

Mr 1, Drew and Mr. Rovd sailed Wednesday from Montreal, on the S.S Northland, for the west coast of Newfoundland. I Mr Sullivan returned Friday from Niagara Falls. where he visited the American artist. Mr Frank Lynch.

He also visited Mr. and Mrs. Coogan and their son. Jackie Coogan. wi-io Is leaving soon for Switzerland, to enter school.

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Olmstead. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jngersol Olmstead, and Mr. George P.

Hendrle. younger son of Mrs William Hendrle, Gateside and the late Col. Hendrle, will take place on October 20. In Christ Church Cathedral. Hamilton.

Ladv MarMlllan. wife of TTon. Hugh P. MacMillan. PC, KC former Lord Advocate of Scotlard.

who has been In Canada with her husband for elx wrek. was the ration d'etre of a tea na tv at Government House Friday given by Mrs. William D. Ross. Miss Mortimer Clack presided at the tea tabic Thirty guests attended.

I i I I THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1923 i- i i if If 'V---' 1 i r-MsA I fit cr" i 5 -w r- 1 i i i A-o. i Engagements Rev. Chhoti and Mrs. Walter M. Loucks, of Holy Trinity rectory.

Toronto, announce the engage rnt nt of their eluVst daughter, Constance Harvey, to Mr. Ht nry J. Woodman, son of an Alia. John Hodman, of Winnipt'K- The wedding will tftko place in Toronto, Oct. 2.

Mr. and Mrs. John Bradcn, Loch Katrine apartments, announce the engagement of their daughter. Norma, to Mr. J.

R. Harper, of this city. The wedding will take place In October. Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. R. Davidson. 67ti Spruce announce the marriage of their son, Cranston, to Miss Isabel McMillan, second daughter of Mr.

A McMillan, Katlisheen, Knock. Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. Pugh announce the engagement of their only dauuh- xer, Hose.

to Henry I harles olllns. second son of Mrs. and Mr. J. Collins, of Klmwood.

The wedding will take place next month. Mr. and Mrs. Hessaaon. Selkirk.

announce the engagement of their only daughter. Villa, to Mr. Lewis Anderson, eldest son of Mr. and Mis S. Anderson Winnipeg.

The marriage will take place at the First Lutheran church Oct. 20. Mr. and Mrs. James B.

Milllgan announce the engagement of their second daughter. Edythe May, to Mr. Janus Alexander Brown, of Moose Jaw, youngest son of Mr. George A Brown, and the late Mrs Brown, of Winnipeg. The marriage will take place the middle of October.

Mr, and Mrs. A Olivia announce the engagement of their only daughter Elizabeth Miller, to Mr. Clarence V. Antenbring eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Antenbring. Winnipeg The marriage will take place October 13, in St. Paul's United church, at 3 30 o'clock! Mrs. W.

J. Mundell has returned home after spending the summer months in England and the contin enL Mrs Charles Constantine will arrive t-undav from KinEstnn. to be a guest at the Royal Alexandra hotel. I A stag dlnner has been arrang'-d for Monday evening at the Kovnl Alexandra hotel in honor of Mr John l. Rogers.

Mr. and Mrs Ernest I.lnvd are visitors in Winnipeg fur a few rtavs en route from Vancouver to their home In Mont real. Mrs. H. E.

Si llers and Mr Sellers have left for St. Catherines where George win attend the Bishop Ridley college. Mr and Mrs William Wbvt. nH family have closed thoir summer home at Boundary Park and re-i turned to Winnipeg. Sir Daniel McMillan dinner Friday evenimr nri in the dance held by Hugh Iliil-Iipps, Wellington Mrs John Hillings Bnd returned today from small son Rrand where she was the guest of her mother, Mrs.

A. Douglas. of Miss Ali fn Mrs. William S. Anr! Millan ave.

will entertain at tho tea hour Wednesday afternoon Mrjt Georxe Heffelfinger. Acad emy will entertain at, luncheon lueiinv afternoon, at which Miss Alix M- 'Vide will be the honor guest. Mrs, A Munro and Miss Ellleen mn of Portland, Ore. (gon have mi rived to spend lb" ret few months wi'h Mis Munro'e parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A McDonald, Cornish apt and Mrs. u. Feaitv. Ink-sler Mvd entertain a number of friends In honor of Mr and Mrs James Ruiid, who aie leaving Winnipeg to make their home In Saskatoon. Mr.

and Mrs. RM wrr. presented with a silver a Those pi "sent w-re: Mr M. VVcstmacotl, Mi. Mr, P.

Grimes. Mr and Mrs v'. sir and Mrs Snli Mr. and Mis A Intvle I ft' Mr and Mis. Mcf oil, Mr and Mr A Mr.

and Mrs A Restali I Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Bcattjr.

Dancing Season Opened With Large 'First Dance of Season En joyed By Many Friends The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Philllpps, Wellington crescent, was en fete Friday evening when Mrs. Phllllpps entertained at a delightful dance. The large drawing-room and hall were arranged for dancing, the orchestra nrovlillng the latest music for an Informal program.

The large sun room was Ideal for sitting out and a huff. supper was served from the dining-room. The nostess wore a Handsome gown or flesh georgette embroidered with Pelhnm Wlnslow. crystal. Mrs E.

Montreal, who va a bouse guest, chose a model of gold lame and black cliilYon. Among the guests were included: Mr. and Mis. K. P.

Wlnslow i Mont real), Major-General and Mis Elmslle. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Di.dd, Mr. and-Mm.

Reginald I.awson. Mr and Mis H. H. Shaw. Mr.

and Mrs 1 Coleman. Mr and Mrs John Glassco, Sir Charles and Lady Tupner. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Rcece.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Taylor. Mr and Mrs.

II. I. (inoderham. Mr. and Mrs Norman Leach.

Mr and Mis. I'. V. Torrance. Mr.

and Mrs. James Geminill. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Knrehmd. Mr. and Mrs. George Heffeitinu'er, Mr. and m.

Nichols. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Riley. Mr.

anil Mrs. Har- rison Gllmotir. Mrs. Leinh MeCarthv 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Pentland. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Heubaeh. Hon.

R. and Mrs Vereker. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Morrison.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Rogers, Mrs. Leslie Cameron Vancouver i.

Mr. and Mrs. H. p.isset. Miss Mai von Martin, Mr, and Mrs 8.

Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Gwvn. Mr and Mrs.

J. II Monk Mr. MISS N0RA1I E. of G. T.

House Dance and Mrs. Fetherstonh.iugh, Mr and Mis. W. W. Richardson.

Mrs. Hugh Winslnw (New York) Dr. and Mis. Harvey Smith. Miss Muriel Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. William Russell, Mr. nr.il Mrs. C.

V. AiTowav, Mr. and Mrs. Geiald O'Gradv. Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Spenillove, Mr and Mrs Rex Hooton, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred J. Andrews, Mrs. John Roberts Allan. Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Mc-Muriuy.

Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Williams.

Mr ami Mrs. Montegu Black. Madd Ma earth nr. Mr. anil Mrs.

D. Mai Lachlan. Mr and Mrs. Walter Hastings. Mr.

and Mrs Fred .,,1 McMahon. Miss norence ross. Miss r.mern ross, ar and sirs. Ralph McGurkin. Miss Eva v.

Miss Kutti Monk. Mi-s Jean Mather. Miss Ruth Carrutt.ers. Miss Audiev 1-isher, Col GoiNon-Goilson. Dr.

John Guiiii, Col. Hugh Osier. Messrs. R. Rwan-Dixon, Frank Stoddait.

Edward N'anton, Jack Gillespie. Hirold Turner lynched. Harry Smith, John Giiumill, llcihert Gcm-mill. Miss Porothv Adderley and Mrs. Havdnn entertained at a miscellaneous shower at the home of the latter.

Washington East Kildonun. on Wed nesdav. In honor Miss Mary Whitcombe. a bride-elect of this month. The rooms were decorated with wedding belie and pink and white streamers and summer bloom The gifts were drawn in on a dccoiated wagon by Master Geo.

Currie. The guests were: Mrs. Whitcombe, E. Jlayilon. Mrs.

M. Mrs. J. Anderson. Mrs.

Gray. Mrs. J. Pankhurst, Mrs. J.

Moore. Mrs. A. Lote. Mrs.

E. Harvey, Mrs. C. Lane. Mis.

Wnner, Mis. A. Mrs. M. McMillan.

Mrs. .1. Angus. Mrs. VV.

Rentley. Mrs. H. Price. Mi.

Linlev, Mrs Currie. Mrs. Mitchelson. Mrs. W.

Emslie, tiie Misses D. Adderley, Vance, H. Livingstone, E. Wil- ATTENDANTS McDONAI.n The holiday season has extended to the early fall, and many visitors are enjoying; the autumn beauty of Winnipeg. Masters Bill, Douglas and Garvin Robinson have arrived by motor with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Robinson, from Vancouver to lie the guests of their grandparents, Captain and Mrs. William Robinson, Roslyn Road. Mrs. Charles Short, of Vancouver, has arrived with her wo small sons, John and Peter, to be the guest of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. V. A. Weir, Wardlaw ave. Mrs.

C. and small son, Paddy, who have spent the summer in England, will arrive this Week in Quebec en route home. Photo of Mrs Bedson by Campbell. kins, L. Williamson.

E. Gammon, G. Ramsay, H. Wishart, li. Simmons.

C. Chalmers, L. Fullerton, K. Lvrne. A.

Forbes, M. Elides, L. i 'leniiening. P. Rennett.

G. Reare, Master G. Currie, Master R. Reare. In honor of Miss Gladys Thomas and Miss Gertrude McGowan, a shower In the form of a presentation was held at Eaton's cluh rooms, Friday evening, Miss Thomas being presented with kitchen enamelwart and Miss McOowan an eiderdown.

Those assisting were: The Misses Joe Ness, Edith Whyte, Dorothy Ross. Noreen Rarling, Ellzabetn Taylor, Amy Smith, Daisy Andrews. Mvrtle doling. Mrs. T.

Farmer. The Mabel Herget. Connie Ness, Doris Invited guests were: The Misses Shaw, Pert Stringer. Mabel Crom-Gladys Thomas, Gertrude Mc- well. Maud Irwin, Doris Roscoe, Gowan.

Reth Thorn, Marian San- Rernice Tye. Annie Wilson, Mrs. P. fold. Reth Thomas.

Harriet Brown, Linklater. Mrs. V. Matheson, Mrs. Daisy Andrews, Reutrire Walking, George Hatton.

Mrs. J. Sharpe, Mrs. Doris Kritzer, AUco Taylor, Martha i A. McKinnon.

Mrs. Thomas Fanner. AT WEDDING MRS. ERIC X' yr. "I -v -i.

Nowell, Irene Tetreault, Myrtle Young, Evelyn Newberry. Mary Ewing. Clara Greenwood, Margaret MeKee. Gudny Markusson. Vv Winifred Small, I.ea Angelone.

Isabel Patterson. Emily Ix)la Johanesson. Edith Whyte, Dorothy Balsdon, Dorothy Ross. Lily Mc-Dowall, Muriel Mersey, Ray Teven-dale, Nettie McDonald, Noreen Rarling. Christine Gordon, Joe Ness, Amy Smith.

Elizabeth Taylor. Ruby Dawson. Pat, Stirling, Alice Sharpe, Catherine Violet Reid, Mary Merritt. Lena MeElwee, Isabel MiI)onald, Gladys Cberritt, Lily Cook. Annie Hunter, Lillian Anderson, Elizabeth Crawford, Maf garet Watt, Elizabeth SprouL' SEVERN' i a i jf if -r jr.

'fc -f i i K--. 4 Mrs. Erie Severn will be matron of honor and Miss wedding dav Wednesdav, Sept. 2(, which will take place McDonald will be bridesmaid fur Miss Marian Turnbull onjin Hnly Trinity church at 8.15 o'clock. Photos of Mrs.

Severn and Miss McDonald by Campbell Studio. Summers Color Scheme PUMMKR, as we have seen, ar-ranges her color-nchemes according to plan when she paints field and hillside with flowers. She started out In the sudden spring that Is really summer In disguise with a pretty manipulation of red shades, and the first tesseiated buds were red, and bronze and orange, and the willow catkins were yellow and only the marsh marigolds were a yellow aa the buttercups and dandelions. At the same time, however, that she summoned all these sunny flowers, she experimented with moon-white fruit blossoms and anemones, and waxy pigeon-berry flowers, and white violets, which made her enamored of faint subtle coloring and pa.stcl shades. Hence the wild rose perfumed the warm, dusty roadside and white and purple vetch, shell-pink twlnflowers, and hardy clover, showed what marvels can be wrought with pink and mauve and rose, and the climax was reached with the wild orchid of the swamps.

Pink and violet coud be no more beautiful, so summer scattered blue flowers to reflect her best skies. Bluebells quivered In the long grass or nodded on rocky heights, then as nthlng could surpass their symmetry the wild mint outdid them In blueness. Blue larkspur succeeded SU WEDDINGS Mcdonald kay A quiet wedding took place Thursday afternoon at the residence of liev. F. Reade.

tioO Agnes street, of Miss Alice Kay and Mr. George McDonald. Mr. and Mia. McDonald left for Chicago and points East.

ALLEN BLACK Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Black, gr.3 McDcrmot announce the marriage of their youngsit daughter, Barbara Hazel to Hurry A.

T. Allen, of Chicago, late of Winnipeg. The ceremony was performed at Buena church bv the Rev. Henry Hepburn, D.D.M.. Monday, 17th of Sept.

CHAPMAN ROBERTSON Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robertson announce the marriage of their daughter, Leta M.

to Mr. Reed A. Chapman, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Chapman. The ceremony was performed in Fh-st Presbyterian church, Medicine Hat, Saturday Sept. 8. Mr.

and Mrs. Chapman will reside In Medicine Hut, Alta. McILRAITH CRAIG Mr and Mrs. Charles VV. Jackson.

Kenora, Ontario, announce the mar-riago of Ihuir sister, Helena Allison Craig to Charles Wilson Mcllraith. Tuesday. September The wedding tooU placa In Eaton Memorial I'nited church. Toronto. Rev.

Trevor H. Duvles. D.D., performing the ceremony. Mr. anil Mrs.

Mc-Ilrallh left on a motor trip to Lachtite. yuebec, where they will in future reside. GILL AM JENNER St. Jude'a church was the scene of a very pretty wedding the afternoon of Set, temper lo, when the Rev. G.

Horrobin united in marriage, hithel Kathleen, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jenner.

of trus city, to Leslie George Gillam, youngest son of Mrs. H. J. Gillam and the late Harry John Gillam, of this city. At the appointed hour, the groom and his groomsman.

Harry U. Gillam. took their places at the chancel steps, as tne bridal party moved slowly up the aisle to the suains of LoTiengrln's Wedding March, played by Mia. G. Horrobin.

First came the ushers. Muster Juck Jenner and Arthur Waite. then the bridesmaid. Miss D. Jenner, sister of the bride, then the little flower girl.

Rtihv Gillam. niece of the groom, and, lastly, the bride on the arm of her father, who gave her in marriage. She was gowned In white flat crepe with uneven hemline and was caught in front with a rhinestone ornament. Her veil was of French net with embroidered corners and was made Juliet cup style, caught with a coronet of orange blossoms. She carried a ahower bouquet of sunburst roses end lily of the valley.

The bridesmaid was gowned in a frock of powder bine georgette and cream luce, with uneven hem line and hat to match in silk mohair: she carried Primier roses and sweet peas. Tho little flower girl was drissed in pale pink. hitie with silver ribbon. She curried a basket pf pink sweet peua. During the signing of the register.

Mr. E. McFec sang All Joy Re Thine. After the ceremony, a reception wus held at the home of tho bride's parents, Maryland street, the bride's table being centred with a three-tier wedding cake and white tapers. The rooms were gaylv decorated with pink nndwhile streamers and wedding bells After the cake had been cut and the usual toast given, the bride donned her travelling dress of navy blue geoigctte and French lace and blue charmeen cloth coat with moleskin trimmings and felt h.lt of brown and tan.

A cinnamon fox fur completed her costume Luter, Mr. and Mrs. Gillam left for Detroit Lakes and points south. On their return they will reside at Ste 1 Komoka ants, Rur-nell street. The bride's mother chose black felt crepe satin and pink georgette trimmings.

Her hat was of black straw and taffeta. The groom's mother chose grev Ilat crepe and black hat of mohair. Miss Jean Jenner wore black flit crepe satin and French lace with hat to match. Mrs. M.

K. Howard. Lenore has us her guest Mrs. O. A.

Harper, of Chatham, Ont. In honor of Miss Lucy McCl 1-land, a bride-elect of this month. Mrs. Edwards. 621 Alverstone entertained at a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening.

The rooms were decorated with mauve and white streamers and wcddkig bells. The tea table was centred with a Boston fein and a miniatuie bride, tall mauve tapers, sweet pens and roses. The bride sat In a rhu.r canopied with streamers and roses, with a miniature enpid hanging above her head. A bouquet of sweet peas and babv's breath and the gifts were presented by little Miss Mnvgaret MacMillan. The invited guests were: Mrs.

F. E. Sparrow. Mrs. J.

Steele. Mrs Mclver. Mrs H. M. T.issell.

Mis D. Dunlop. Mrs. H. Mrs.

Sevmour, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. Mrlnnes, Mrs. A.

M. Mclnnrs, Mrs M. Halton. Mrs. J.

Graham. Mrs Mar.Mi'ian. Mrs. f. Vetteigreen.

Mrs. H. Briggs, Mrs J. Wilcox. Mrs J.

Groves. Mrs, B. MacPherson, Mi McKenzie and Mrs. R. Aston, The Misses Anderson.

Campbell, Groves. Mclnnes. E. Parker. J.

i E. Hnddick. A Thompson. M. Mclnnrs.

J. Mclnnes. R. Sparrow. A.

lson. W. Cameron. A. Mc.

T'heeson. G. Edwards and M. Mac-Millaa. i the rosy peonies In gardens, and lakes turned from turquoise to sapphire, and the sky waa no bluer than distant hills and trees.

So summer lessened this beautiful monotony with a flush of white everlasting flower, and then a sheaf of goldenrod burst Into flame, and the damage was done. Everything burst into a blaze of color: the golden-rod and daisies heralded that ultimate glory when birches turn to gold, and a.sh trees to canary-yellow, and oaks to copper and poplars to every color from peach-yellow to wine-red, and sumac, Virginia creeper and tha hated poison ivy vie with one another In ruddiness. The town gardens took their cue from the glowing fields, as the golden-glow flashed yellower than the golden-rod. and then the orderly scheme of things was forgotten, anil sweet peas, zinnias, snap-dragon and the wanton nasturtiums, and finally the goodly company of dahlias and asters ran riot in rainbow flames that flashed their happy signal from street to street until the trees took notice, and began to turn from green to gold. Then summer saw that she had run the gumut of color, and returned to those yellows and reds with which she had toyed before tha world was green, so she handed her palette to autumn, and departed one night, between a (laming sunset and a frosty dawn.

J.B. ADOLPH HYND St. Paul's church. Elmwnod. was the scene of a wedding, the evening of Sept.

15th when Daisy Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hvnd. Kata st wa.s united in marriage to William Frederick Adolph. second eldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Adolph. of Elmwoyd. Rev. H.

E. Glese officiated. The church was decorated and white tulle marked the guest pews. As the first notes of the "Bridal Chorus" were pn the organ played by Miss Tina Jansen, the bridesmaid. Miss Betty Hynd, sister of the bride, moved down the aisle, followed by the bride, who was accompanied bv her father, who gave her in marriage.

The groom was attended bv his brother Ernest Paul Adolph. The bride wore a gown of whlta georgette, caught with a white satin bow to form en uneven hemline. Her veil was fashioned in a cap stylo and finished with clusters of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses and III of the valley, centred with white heather from inveines, Scotland. The bridesmaid was attired in a gown of nile green georgette, and a gold bandeau head dress, and carried a bouquet of salmon and pink gladioli wiih streamers of mauve and nile green.

The ushers were Messrs. Donald McCauley and Pete Haberman. During the signing of the register Miss Tina Jansen plaved "The Prelude from Gottsrhalk." Following the service a reception was held at the home of the groom's parents. 3H2 Washington ave. Mrs.

Hvnd, the mother of'the bride, wore a gown of "French beige flat crepe. Her corsage was of roses. Mrs. Adolph. the mother of the tjroom.

wore a gown of rose fiope canton creoe. and her cordage was also of roses Mr. ami Mrs. Adolph will resida at 57S) Spence st. WOOD PETHERICK A wedding was solemnized at the manse.

128 Arlington Thursday. Sept. 20. at 7 p.m., of Lllla May Holme Petherirk. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. T. Petheiick, to Mr. Charles Aeron Wood. At the appointed hour, the bridegroom with his groomsman.

Mr. James Wood, and the officiating clergyman. Rev. C. R.

Maunders, took their places. The bride entered the room with her father, and was gowned in a model sleeviless frock of white georgette fasiioned with a tight-litting bodice and skirt of tiered white satin ribbon and rosettes. Hit veil of white tulle was arranged In coronet style, embroidered with rhinestnnes, caught with sprays of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of Bridal roses, white sweet peas and maiden-hnir fern. The bridesmaid, Annie Fletcher, was becomingly dressed In biege georgette with large picture hat in matching tones.

She carried Sweetheart roses. pink Vweet peas and muinden-hair fern. Miss Winnie Harris, who wus the little flower girl, was dressed in a smack frock of pale blue crepe da chine tiinrtned with ecru lace. She carried a golden basket of pink and white sweet peas and baby breath. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the homo of the bride.

The bride's cake centred the decorated table from which tha wedding breakfast was served. The bride's mother chose a nave geoigctte dress trimmed with grey tnft'rta. She wore a corsage bouquet of American roses and maiden hair fern. Mrs. James Steele, sister of the bridegroom, wore a sand gonrgetle dress with knife-pleated flouners and Insets of brown transparent velvet.

Her hat was of sucdlne. Following the reception, the hride changed to her travelling attire, a powder blue Canton crepe dress and grey hal and coat. After a ehort honeymoon to Manitoba. Mr. and Mrs.

Wood will reside at SKS, Sherburn st. Mrs. H. Perlev-Martln, Poplar ave. will entertain at dinner this evening In honor or her sister.

Miss Belle Ypimg. who is leaving Tuesday for McGlll university. Ottawa Society I OTTAWA. Spt. 22 iSpv.l) Ior-l nnd Weir, of Rpnfrw-shire.

Scntbitvl. nr? Kucslrt at tho f'halPHU Mrs. Jjiiuph K. Cmwriy at lunrhpon yesterday In honor of W'cir. Mrs ('.

I. Plnxton pntrtH.ned at lunrheon at the Royal Ottawa I'Jnif In honor of Mia. H. P. MacMillan, who arrompanird her hns bnnd.

Ht. lion. H. P. Mar Millan, hrmT lord lidvnr.iti of Srotlnnd.

to Ottawa, nnd is a guest at the Chateau Laurier. Miss Alma Robertson, dnughter of Hon. C. p. and Mrs.

Robertson, Ifft for Svra-jr. whei im is a rnemrier of the teaching Haft of the univrr.ilty. r.iptain ami Mrs C. W. K.

Men'h 1' f' Jhp Parilie rnit yu-terdiy and wil be away f'T several wee Us. Mr. nni Mrs. V. Stuart at dinner last evrninj; in honor nf Richf Hnn H.

P. Mao Mulan and Mra. Macilillaa,.