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IS. Carl Austin with her daughters, the Misses Maraud Mary Jane Austin, will by motor (or Minneapolis 6, i nere they will attend the ecoming football game. rs. Arthur Stead is at present guest of her brother and in law, Mr. and Mrs.

Eric the Pasadena, prior to leav next Wednesday for her home 4ontreaL rs. IT. C. D. Thompson has reed from Quebec where she was guest of Mr.

and Mrs. H. ISS Margaret Beat tie will be luncheon hostess of Sal ty afternoon, when Miss Bessie nan and Miss Jean McLean, es elect of November, will honors. iss Margery O'Neill has reed to her home In Toronto, ng been the guest of her par Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. O'Neill. enston street, for the past weeks. iss Jean Whiteford, who has in charge of the Victorian of Nurses In Kitchener, Ont.

come home on a six months' of absence, owing to the 111 of her mother, Mrs. L. White istmas Card Sale Be Feature of Tea Given by Knox Auxiliary ie Genevieve Irwin auxiliary Cnox United church will hold a and sale in the Indies' parlor he Church, Saturday, from 3 p.m. He president. Miss Edith Payn with Mrs.

H. M. Irwin, will ive the guests. Pouring tea the first hour will be Mrs. A.

cott and Miss Lilla Bell, and the second hour, Mrs. Thomas hart and Mrs. Michael Scott girls of the auxiliary will an sale of Christmas cards Is in go of Mi Beatrice Campbell, le the curiosity table will be 'harge of Mi Phyllis Bryce. Davidson Thomson and Miss id Bryce will be In charge of tea arrangements, and Miss Edwards is In charge of the ie cooking table. Piano, Violin, Singing Guitar Tuition Practice ftowiu Available SHINN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC re Bias.

Phone SO I First Lutheran Church Ladies' Aid To Hold Tea and Sale Saturday The Ladies' aid of the First Lutheran church, Victor will hold a tea and sale of home cooking in the T. Eaton assembly hall, Saturday, from 2.30 to 5.30 p.m. Receiving will be the president, Mrs. B. B.

Jonsson, the honorary presidents. Mrs. H. Olson and Mrs. Jon Julius, and Mrs.

B. J. Bran deon, Mrs. J. K.

Johnson, Mrs. Frank Dalman. Hostesses at the four tables will be: Mrs. Fimus Johnson. Mrs.

K. Hannesson, Mrs. O. Frederickson, Mrs. J.

A. Blondal. Presiding at the tables will be: at EH DA af US: C. Horn J. blvnuofl J.

MirkuMua Oraie Tr.orlekaon II. H. rredrrirkaoa Jarmeoa T. H. Johnson Handle Johnaon D.

a. curry I. Jnsjaldaou a. TMrlclieoa H. II olaoit Walter Aillena Kobert Bla.k Jul MrKentjr Maria Henna C.

Breckman The home cooking table is In charge of Mrs. S. Backman, assisted by Mrs. J. S.

Gillies. Mrs. S. O. Bjerring.

Mrs. D. Jonasson and Mrs. S. Bjornson.

A musical program will be given under the direction of Palmi Pnl mason. The general convener is Mrs. O. Slephensen. MR.

and Mrs. G. C. Barrett Hamilton and Mr. Harry Poiteous will entertain informally during the weekend in honor of Mit Jean Reid and Mr.

Donald Williams, whose marriage will be an event of next month. a a In honor of Miss Jean Reid, a bride elect of next month, Mrs. J. Lyon and nils Dorothy Stevens entertained at tea this afternoon. A presentation was made to the guest of honor.

a a MISS Janet Carruthers. Evergreen Place will entertain at a Hallowe'en dance Saturday evening. a a a Mrs. Egerton Pope, Edmonton, ts giving a dinner party on Friday evening for Miss Marnrthur, who is Mr. and Mrs.

Grth Morse's guest. a a a MR. and Mrs. Gordon C. Smith, who have spent the past few months In Brandon, have returned to live in Winnipeg.

a a a Mrs. H. R. Lane and small son, Richard, of Carnduff, are visiting Mrs. Lane's mother, Mrs.

T. M. Grover, Carlyle apts. a a Mrs. II.

B. Kirby. who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. K.

C. Kirby, Cunnington ave, has left for her home in Napanee, Ont. SKIN ALL "ROUGHED UP" AFTER r) SMOOTH RIGHT I 4XV) WAY THANKS (Z IS to pond's anishingcreamI vh rv NpA SOFTENS 1 OVERNIGHTJOO CAN jftfeW AWAY LITTLE ROUGHNESSES N'T time of year, a morning out against i. the wind can leave your skin covered ith little chappings! SJSi? Those flaky bits on top of your skin are st dead siu faee cells, forever drying up, llfTmrr rvfT Hnrch irAa Tr.i A distinpuLshed dermatologist tells how easy is to melt these roughnesses away: "Dried it cells on surface akin can be melted off omptly with a keratolytic cream (Vanishing am). Then the young, sud underlyine; cells appear, vine; the akin a childlike loothness." Make Pond's Vanishing wm your beauty habit.

It's wonderful powder base and emight cream. a smMth make atp Bpfore wdering, put on Pond's tnishing Cream. Watch your in take on new smoothness, ake up toes on with a eauty ealon finish clings! might Hr lasting i ter cleansing, smooth on nd's Vanishing Cream. Next rning. feel your skin.

Amu its extra softness! MM. IJ. ts Hw shin PeM(tet Croi fctkm of oater kin. Dried out par tk lca mi top make kia rough. Melt them off! Mrs.

William L. Mellon, Jr. "I amooth ewwy arr? Hrttc nxthnimi aft tarf akin arttb rVaBd't Vantehlne. Oeara. I pert oat aearaatht.

em. after deamalm THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE. WINNIPEG. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29.

1936 (Vol. XLVII. No. 260) MISS Daphne Allen arrived today from Calgary to be the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Andrews, Wellington Crescent. a a a Mr. Phillip MeBenn has returned by motor from a visit in Toronto and other Eastern points.

a a Mrs. W. G. Harbottle and family will shortly occupy their new home, 360 Queenston street. a a a IIEUT.

COL. T. Moore and Mrs. Moore. 751 McMillan will entertain this weekend in honor of Lieut.

N. O. Bardal and Mrs. Bardal. a a a Miss Adele Harman has returned to her home in Toronto, having spent a short time in Winnipeg.

a a a Capt. and Mrs. Carrington Smith are spending a few days in Winnipeg and will leave Wednesday for London, where Capt. Smith has been transferred. a a a MISS Evelyn McBean has arrived by motor from Toronto and Is spending a few days at the Fort Garry hotel.

a a a Miss Edith Fowler entertained Monday evening at a pantry shower in honor of Miss Mildred Squair, a bride elect of early November. Those assisting were Miss Lillian Cookson and Miss Nora Villett. The guests numbered 20. The gifts were presented in a decorated carriage by Miss Florence Wilkinson. a a a Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Code, SIS Niagara celebrated the 23rd anniversary of their wedding Wednesday evening, with an informal gathering of relatives and friends. They were recipients of mementos of the occasion. a a a George Seale Division Of St. John Ambulance Honors Miss Roberta Allan The George Seale Nursing Division of the St.

John Ambulance association, under the con venership of Mrs. Charlie Mann, entertained Thursday at a social evening at the Red Cross rooms. 187 Kennedy In honor of Miss Roberta Allen, who is leaving shortly to reside In Calgary. Mrs. Clifford Levitt and Mrs.

William Mcllwraith received the guests. Mrs. George Seale poured tea from a table covered with a lace cloth and centred with a silver basket of russet and yellow chryanthcmums. Yellow tapers were an additional adornment. Sister Edith Hudson read an address to the guest of honor and presented her with a blanket, Addresses were given by Col.

H. Gillespie, Commander Eustace Brock. Mr. E. D.

Campbell, Dr. Elinor Black. Dr. Ellen Douglass, Superintendents Miss Myrtle Tate and Miss Margaret Delaney, Mrs. George Seale and Miss Ida Ross.

a a a R. and Mrs. Eugene D. Carey are en pension at the Fort Garry hotel prior to leaving during the weekend for Calgary and the Pacific coast cities. a a a Miss Kay Daly has returned from a visit In New York, Boston and Rochester.

a a a Miss Ida Snary has returned from a holiday spent In New York, Boston and Montreal. a a a Guests registered at the Roye' Alexandra hotel today include: Mr. and Mrs. T. B.

Dundas, of Montreal; Miss F. Boland, Toronto; Mrs. Ross Magee, Camden, N.J.! Mr. and Mrs. E.

James, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Warner, Reg in a.

a a a Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Spittle.

1452 Wellington Crescent, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a daughter. a a a Mrs. W. G. F.

Hullett. who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Figsby, has left for her home in Cedars, Quebec Poetry Club Addressed On Philosophies of Housman and Hardy A. E. Housman and Thomas Hardy, two poets "with strikingly similar philosophies," were considered at the Winnipeg Poetry society Tuesday night in the hall of Rupert's Land College. The guest speaker was Mr. Hugh Molson.

British MP. from 1931 to 1935. Both poets believed there was no purpose In the universe, the speaker said, that human life was misfortune rather than a bless Ing. Whereas Hardy was obsessed with the pity of It, Housman weighed the advantages and disadvantages of being alive, how to face death, etc. Housman regarded little of his own poetry as worthy of being published; consequently, only two slim volumes.

26 years apart, were given the world. Hardy had been a poet In his youth, turned to novels, and reverted to poetry in his latter days. "Shropshire Lad" had contained some hint of the good in life especially with Rose Hartand. Last Poems presented Hous man's view that it was better to die young, that fortitude In facing death whenever it comes was praiseworthy. "Eight o'Clock" was read, and also "The West," in illustration.

'Canon J. O. Murray gave the chair to the new president, Mrs. Hugh Phillipps, who commented on the large proportion of the members who alligned themselves with one of the study groups: Spoken poetry, the Greek drama. Shakespeare, poetry and travel, Georgian poetry, poetry and nature, and modem poetry.

Mrs. G. R. Laycock, secretary, said the membership had now grown to 166. The outstanding event of the last year was the visit of Miss Marjorie Gullan, British choral reading advocate, who is shortly to return to Winnipeg.

Social Activities Home Interests Special Articles Birthday Party Given For Mr. P. A. St. Laurent By Joint Hostesses Mr.

P. A. St Laurent, of La Broquerie, was the honor guest at a surprise party held at his home, Sunday. He had celebrated his 85th birthday. Friday.

Joint hostesses were Mrs. De Gagne, of Marchand. and Mrs. Alex. Chenier, of Huronian, Ont.

Mr. St. Laurent, who settled in the province in 1882, has seven children living. 49 grandchildren, and 80 great grandchildren. A complimentary address was read to him by Miss Priscilla De Gagne.

The 3o guests gathered for din ner at a table centred with the birthday cake, glimmering with 85 little candles. Carnations and red roses added to the decorations. Many gifts were presented to the guest of honor. TO RECEIVE GUESTS A 1 MRS. B.

J. BRANDSON Mrs. Brandson will assist In receiving the guests at the tea and sale of home cooking to be held in the T. Eaton assembly hall. Saturday, under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of First Lutheran church.

Miss Dagmar Gustafson Elected President of Onwego Snowshoe Club The Onwego Snowshoe club celebrated Its 15th anniversary with a banquet at Moore's, Oct. 22. The event was also a re unlon for some of the original members. The table, decorated with orange and brown streamers, was centred with a birthday cake. Following the dinner these officers were elected: President, Dagmar Gustafson; vice president, Alice Shackley; secretary, Isla Pearson; treasurer, Flora Comfort; committee, F.

Hlnde, E. Senor, G. Gilbert. 1. Gil bey, E.

Greenaway, B. Whalen, I. Hoerner, M. Muir. Captains, B.

Finney, M. Dalton, L. Mansfield. J. Wilson, O.

Hutchison, H. Vine; racing delegate, Miss Isobel Gilhey; social delegate, Miss Frnnkie Hinde. Winners at Court Whist were Miss lsla Pearce and Mrs. B. Finney.

a a a MRS. Athol McBean entertained informally this afternoon in honor of Miss Evelyn McBean, of Toronto. a a a IN honor of Mr. A. Campbell Counsell, whose marriage was a recent event, a men's dinner was arranged for Wednesday evening at the St.

Regis hotel. A presentation was made to the guest of honor. a a a MRS. R. W.

Williams and her daughter, Joan, with Mrs. W. H. Wilson and her son, Derek, left Monday for New York from where they will sail on the Queen Mary, November 4. for a visit In England.

They will visit In Minneapolis and Chicago en route to New York. a a a Mrs. A. G. Meindl left Tuesday for Vancouver where she will spend the winter.

a a a MR. and Mrs. Marsden Harris are en pension at the Fort Garry hotel for a few days prior to occupying their new residence, 395 Cambridge street. a a a The marriage of Miss Helen Johnson to Mr. Rudolnh re.erson will take place Saturday, October 31, in the First Icelandic Lutheran church, at 3 o'clock in the Helping Hand League Displays Work at Annual Exhibition Gay quilts and pretty children's clothes were hung in the hall of the Salvation Army citadel.

Rupert Friday night, when the Helping Hand league displayed its work at the annaul exhibition. AM articles shown were for needy families. In addition to neatly made garments, the league displayed Its wares as thev were received bits of old curtains, old clothes, cushions, toys. This shower of donations filled several tables. It will all be picked over and made into useful things by the league members.

The total for this year was 1.440 garments and 61 quilts made by the league. Brigadier William Oake presided at the musical program that preceded the shower and exhibition. Engagements The engagement is announced of Katharine Gemby, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gemby.

to Mr. Kenneth Alexander eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John McKenzie. Hostesses Share Honors In Arranging Luncheon For Miss Lilian Bulman Miss Eleanor Dutton and Miss Louise Halls combined the hospitalities this afternoon at a luncheon given at the Manitoba club in honor of inst Lilian Bulman, whose Marriage to Mr.

Gordon Pla(air Caine. of Vancouver, will be an event of November 1L Sweetheart roses and white pom pon chrysanthemums formed the floral no' for the table. The uests Included: Mis Bulman, Mrs. Frank Halls, Mrs. V.

P. Dutton, Mrs. A. Abbott, Mrs. A.

M. Wilcox, Mrs. John Wcdbridge (Toronto). Miss Olive Caine, Eleanor Breen, Miss Helen Horn, Miss IJorothy Bulman, Miss Mary Johnston, Miss Isabel Hilchings. THE CONVENER iff 5 MISS MARY ARMSTRONG Miss Armstrong is convener for the Hallowe'en dance to be held by the Winnipeg Canoe club, Saturday, in the club house.

Ladies' Auxiliary To Canadian Legion Hears Reports on Activities The Manitoba Command Ladies' Auxiliary Canadian Legion, B.E. S.L., met in the Red Cross building, Kennedy October 23, with Mrs. E. C. Scott, vice president, and act Ing president In the absence of Mrs.

Edith Rogers, presiding. The following members of the executive were in attendance: Mrs. E. C. Scott, Keewatin; Mrs.

E. Flex man, Winnipeg; Mrs. Nickle, Port Arthur: Mrs. L. M.

Parsons. Elk horn; Mrs. F. A. McMillan, Mrs.

G. Martin, Miss L. Germain, treasurer, and Mrs. P. G.

Rumer, secretary. The secretary reported that many new branches of the auxiliary had been organized at various points In the country and that many more were in process of formation. From reports received ail branches under the Jurisdiction of the command were displaying unusual interest In the work of the auxiliary and actively participating in the work of the various communities. Reports of the work among soldier patients in the various hospitals were received. Plans were formulated for providing Christmas cheer to the soldier patients at Ninette sanitorium.

The patients of the Brandon institution will also ie remembered. a a a IN honor of Mrs. J. S. Lynch, of Toronto, Mrs.

J. L. Doupe entertained Informally at luncheon, Wednesday afternoon. a a a Mrs. Athol O.

McBean entertained at luncheon at the Manitoba club Wednesday aftprnoon In honor of Miss Evelyn McBean. of Toronto. Fort Rouge Rebekahs Plan Luncheon, Tea and Novelty Shoppe The women of Fort Rouge Rebekah Lodge l.O.O.F. will hold an Old Country tea, novelty shoppe and luncheon in the l.O.O.F. Temple, Kennedy Saturday.

Luncheon will be served from 11.30 to 2 p.m., and tea from 2.30 to 530. Assisting Mrs. C. A. Boyd, who is general convener, are the following: VESPAMF.8 aouthara W.

Dala I. rarlna) J. ntt R. Iufl II. Ollphant J.

Mathawa M. alr J. ljiwrn. A. HarSmaa J.

ersuaoaj MISSKS Shaver D. CraiS Young Women Liberals Sponsor Bridge on Monday The Laurier club was the scene of a gathering Monday evening when the members of the Twentieth Century Young Women's Liberal association held their first bridge of the season. The guests were received by the honorary president. Miss B. Mol loy, and the president.

Miss Florence March. A buffet supper was served from a table centred with a bouquet of bronze and yellow chrysanthemums and lighted by bronze tapers. Prizes were won by the Misses Betty Pound and Grace Miss Margaret Auger was convener. St. Jude's Mothers' Union Names The Executive At the monthly meeting of St.

Jude's Mothers' Union, held Oct. 20, the following officers were elected: Enrolling member (president). Mrs. R. F.

O'Brien, reelected; vice president. Mrs. J. W. Read; second vice president, Mrs.

M. J. Jackson; secretary, Mrs. A. D.

Johnstone, re elected; journal secretary, Mrs. E. Cox, re elected; librarian and literature secretary, Mrs. J. Emek: sick visitor, Mrs.

C. Towner, re elected; pianists, Mrs. J. W. Read and Mrs.

A. F. How arth; Link secretaries. Mrs. Micklewright.

Mrs. Howarth, Mrs. W. Eaton, Mrs. A.

F. Howarth. The Imperial London association will hold a whist drive and dance in the Donalda Block Saturdsv. Whist will start at 8. dancing at 10 p.m.

Masouerade dress. GENERAL CONVENER Lia MRS. C. A. BOYD Mrs.

Boyd is convener for the luncheon, novelty shoppe and Oid Country tea to be held by the Fort Rouge Rebekah Lodjre. I O.O.F. The event will be held Saturday in the IO.O.F. temple, Kennedy st. Mrs.

Jessie Whitley Plans Dinner as Honor For Betrothed Couple Mrs. Jessie Whitley will be a dinner hostess of this evening, when she will entertain in honor of her niece, Miss Jean McLean and Dr. Elmer S. James, whose marriage will take place November 7. The table will be centred with a crystal howl filled with pink chrysanthemums.

Candles in harmonizing tones will add a pretty light. HURTIC peg Uuinun Girl Guide association, held a luncheon Wednesday at the Manitoba rlub. Those pretent i eie: Mrs. W. J.

Tupper. Mrs. John I Bracken. Mis Joyce Wolton, I Madam Bouryouin, Mrs. J.

N. Sem THE marriage of Ruth Bodwell, dauthler of Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Glasgow, to Mr.

Daniel (Ward Kenix, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. P.enix, will take place Saturday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock in St.

Ignatius rectory. The ceremony will be followed by a reception at I the residence of the bride's par 1 ents. 34 Middlcgate, Armstrongs Point. a a 1 1 4I I. Luncheon Hostess For Miss Joyce Wolton In honor of Miss Joyce Wolton, of Foxlease, England, who left for the Fsl Wednesday niht.

Mrs. T. G. MM hers, president of the Winni mens. Mrs.

W. H. Collum, Mrs. N. A.

Gmnelli. Miss Gladys Millard, Miss Gertrjde Simpson. i IN honor of Mr. Olin Downes, of New York, Miss Eva Clare en i tertained informally at the tea hour Wednesday afternoon, when the following were guests: The Board of Musical Studies, the officers of the Provincial Manitoba Music Teachers' association, the officers of the Winnipeg branch of the Manitoba Music Teachers' association, and members of the Press clubs Mrs. Robert Fletcher presided over the tea cups.

a a Visitors in Winnipeg today who are guests at the Fort Garry hotel include: Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Morgan, Seattle; Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Fabricius. Montreal; Mrs. Gordon Payne, Aylmer, Miss Esther Owens, Saint John, N.B., and Mr. M.

Weithoff, Minneapolis. 100 Great Bargains! FIVE Mother and Daughter Arrange Shower For Saturday Bride Elect In honor of Miss Mae Hogg, a bride elect of October 31, a miscellaneous shower was held Monday evening by Mrs. F. Chambers and her daughter. Mrs.

S. E. Hoiloway, at Mrs. Hollo way's Jiome. The tea table was centred with pink roses and lighted by tall pink tapers The gifts were presented by little Miss Lois Piper.

Mrs. W. Hogg and Mrs. Courage presided over the tea cups. The guests numbered 20.

a a MRS. Richard McComb, Dauphin, formerly of Winnipeg, will leave for Vancouver, Friday, and will sail from there. November 4, for Sidney, Australia, to spend the next six months. At the home of Mrs. D.

H. Wat. son. 285 Melbourne Miss H. M.

Watson eniertained Friday evening, at a personal shower in honor of her cousin. Miss Edith Johnson, a bride elect of November. Mrs. V. J.

Bailey, grandmother of the guest of honor, presided over the tea table. The guests numbered 20. a Shower Is Event For Miss Dorothy Dickinson Miss Dorothy Dickinson, whose marriage will be an event of November, was the guest of honor at a personal shower held at the home of Mrs. J. Russell, Jefferson Thursday evening.

Tea was served from a tablf? centred with bronze and yellow pom. pons and lighted by matching tapers. Mrs. G. S.

Dickinson presided over the tea rups. Those assisting were: Mrs. H. B. Russell, Miss L.

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