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8 High Tribute Paid Mrs. C. H. Campbell Devotion of Provincial Reaent of Long Standing Recognized in Tangible Manner The members of the various Mani toba ennpiers jnininK in inir rmi annual conference at Vlrden during the last few days (rave expression to thi lr appreciation of the work done hy Mrs. Colin H.

Campbell during the pint few years hy establishing a scholarship fund and medal which will lie awarded in all the public a lino! a In Grade 11. for the highest standing in English literature. ilra, Campbells work among the daughters of Empire Is widely known throughout the Dominion, she having held the high office of Regent of the fort Garry chapter for many years, and also that of president of the Man rhantep durinff 34 venrs. The award Is to be known us the Minnie J. B.

Campbell medal and vlth an additional purse of 2r 00. The resolution, hroiiffht In hv Mrs. Wilson Pmlih, Regent of the Sir Kdward Grey chapter, and seconded by Mrs. K. K.

Horke. first ice president of the Fort Oarry hapter, was unanimously adopted. Representatives from more than hapten attended the meeting; and euuiea Dusiness occupied mucn 01 tne attention of the members, Satisfactory roorts nn ffia war memorial were presented and educational advancement in India, due to i lie untiring efforts of the many Do i ilnton chapters, was also reported. The meeting, presided over by "Ira, A. J.

Hughes, provincial pre ent, was prefneed with the I recession of ofTlcers led by the provincial and local standard bearers. The address of welcome was given the Mayor of Vlrdcn, and respond 1 to by Mrs. Wallace, president of Wawanesa chnpter. The session aa brought to a. fitting close hy a incuet at which the members of the irden chapter acted as hostesses.

iiiMimrinAriAAA rL Clubs Tlie Imperial London association leld its opening night of the season vlth a whist drive and dance in the )dd Fellows' temple. Kennedy Thursday evening lust. Winners at whist being: Ladles, Mrs. M. Rlggs, Mrs.

T. Walters, Mrs. K. Kerr; gents, Mr. O.

Burgess, O. H. leaven, A. G. Fowler, and special hidden number ind door prizes.

The association intends to hold fliese dances once a month throughout the season. Calvary church Ladles' Aid society met at the home of Mrs. Geo. Hat eary, 1015 Garfield st, Thursday afternoon. The meeting took the form of a shower for the mystery booth of the bazaar, which Is to be held Nov.

5. The business session was In charge of the president, Mrs. J. Horn, after which the articles were presented In a decorated box. Luxurious FUR COATS that Wear Better and Cost Less SEARCH everywhere COMPARE and yon won't find values the equal of Finest quality coat of carefully selected pelts.

Handsome Hudson Seal coats, lavishly trimmed with Vox. Squirrel, Skunk, and Kolinsky. Selected Caracul Coats. Beau, tlful Muskrat Coats. French Electrlo Seal, etc FROM $129 UP Every Coat Carries Hurtig 's Guarantee And Remember Our Reputation is Your Protection.

Users of the World's Finest Furs 383 POKTAOE AVE. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. (ieo. Huteury, Mrs. W.

Iliggall and Mrs. K. Hewitt. Those present wero Mrs. J.

Aituins, Mrs. Wm. Ashall, Mrs. C. lioutr.

Mrs. It. Kimberley. Mrs. M.

Hurnett, Mrs. C. Urooko, Mrs. U. Havies, Mrs.

Geo. llardsley, Mrs. H. Flnnle, Mrs. W.

Greenwood, Mrs. C. I ro.ler, J. Horn, Airs, ueo. Hatearv.

Mrs. R. Hulsall. Mrs. It.

Gregg. K. Hewitt, Mrs. 8. Hauch, Mrs.

A. McLaughlin, Mrs. A. Willie, Mrs. w.

Menales, Mrs. A. Harris, Airs. W. Itlggnll.

Mrs. R. Maclieod, Mrs. O. Krrltt, Mrs.

K. l'urker, Mrs. E. Mc Ivellnr Mrs. A.

Kllrrows Mrs. D. Lclghton, Mrs. W. Hoole, Mrs.

T. Hill, Mrs. W. McKnrlane, Mrs. J.

Hmlih, Mrs. II. Rhodes, Mrs. J. I'ldgeon.

The member of the Fort Rouge Rcckets will hold a meeting on Mon day evening at the home of Mrs. Alva liardman, sto. 19. Wodlawn court, Warsaw and Wentworth sts. The Ladles' auxiliary of t.

Andrew's church, Elgin held Us special thankolterlng meeting Wed nesday evening. The speaker ot the evening was Rev. Anderson, of Wes ley college, formerly a missionary from southern India, A special fea ture waa the presentation ot a life membershslp to the president of the society, Mrs. W. R.

Todd, by a mem ber of the society. United Empire chapter, I.O.D.E., will hold a special meeting at room 222, Phoenix block, Monday afternoon, at I o'clock. Under the auspices of group No. 7 (Mrs. Torbet convenor), ot King Memorial church, Mrs.

T. B. McMil lan will give an address with lantern slides, in the church, Monday, at 8 p.m. The subject of the address is "Home Life in India." Assisting will be Mrs. N.

G. Gray, Mrs. Geo. Douglas and Miss Margarut Hamilton. WEDDINGS HOLMS STEWART King Memorial church was the scene of a wedding, Wednesday even ing at 7.30, when Jean Tropin, eldest daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Stewart, 71 Noble was united In marrluge to Mr. Robert Holms, of Winnipeg. DR.

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TOE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1927 Rev. K. O. V.

Freeman, M.A., B.D., officiated. At the appointed hour, the bridegroom, who was attended by his cousin, Mr. William Mack, toolc his place at the altar while, to the strains of the Bridal chorus from Lohengrin, played by the organist of the church, Mr. Hodges, the bridal procession moved slowly up the aisle, proceeded by the ushers, Mr. William Stewart and Mr, Archie Stewart.

The bridesmaids, MIsmcs Tlllle I'hllllps and Mabel Stewart, followed, and lastly came the bride with her futher, who gava her In marriage. The bride was gowned In French crepe, trimmed with a brilliant buckle. Her veil was caught with orange blossoms, and she carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses and lily of the valley. Miss Phillips chose a dress of shell pink georgette, trimmed with blue, fashioned with a tight bodice nnd full skirt, and wore a model hat of blnck velvet trimmed with a pink pin. She carried a bouquet of rosea and carnations.

Miss Mabel Stewart chose a dress of champagne taffeta with a tlKht fitting bodice and full skirt. She wore a model hat of black, velvet and a gold pin. She carried a bouquet of rones nnd carnations. During the signing of the register, Mrs. It.

Hope sang At Dawning, After the reception, which. held at the home ot the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Holms left on an extended trip to the West. The bride's travelling dress was of two tone sand crepe and a close fitting hat to match.

Her coat was a Hudson seal. The brides mother chose an autumn leaf georgette dress and hat to match. She wore a corsage of roses. The groom's mother chose a black sntln dress, with hat to match, ami wore a corsage of roses. DEANERY TO MEET Tho proceeding qf the General Synod or tlm Church of Kngland In Canada In the recent sessions at Kingston will be tho subject of dis cussion at the meeting of the Rural Deanery ot Winnipeg to be held at St.

Mutlhew'a Pariah hall Maryland street, on Monday night ut o'clock. Specially prepared reports on tho. various departments of the Synod's work will be presented by the dio cesan delegates. In view of the Im portance of the matters dealt with, an invitation is extended to all Anglican men and women to be present and hear th reports and INQUISITIVE CHILDREN BURNED IN EXPLOSION nclal to The Tribune CAULYLK, Oct. Chester Barber, the eight year old son of Mr.

and Airs. A. K. Burner, had Ills face, left hand and leg very seriously burned Tuesday afternoon, when a can containing methyioated spirits was set on firs by the lad. A number ot small boys were playing behind the drug store and discovered a can containing Good Dentistry At Reasonable Dr.H.B.Wescott 201 Fashion Craft Bldo.

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Nume Address Vhstisit? Pre Paro Di Solvo 71 i II the spirits, which they took to the boy's home and put a match to it causing an explosion. A small son of Mr. and Mrs. C. i'hoenlx was also burned.

The vlrls mission band has been re 'nrni tnmti with 19 II It. Andrew. The organist la Mrs. J. W.

Klnnee. The following officers were elected: President, Lois Beattjri secretary, Helen McKellar; treasurer, Anna Forsyth; outlook, committee, Nora Kutiin, Minnie Pierce and Theltna Beatty. 2 BOYO STUDIO CLUB The Stella Boyd Studio club will hold Ha regular monthly meeting on Tuesduy evening, Oct 25. Miss Boyd will give an address, on "Interprets, lion," which she will illustrate with a vocal programme. The musical comment events period will be a feature of the evening.

RUTTAN JUNIOR CLUB Miss Myrtle Ruttan's Junior Studio club Is organized for the season with the officers: president, Stanley Jackson: vice president, Sylvia Bose Boom Dine and dance at Winnipeg's most popular rendezvous. Reservations may be made for club luncheops, dinners and banquets. El)f prime caters 'especially to Ladies' Afternoon Tea and Bridge Parties. Delightful Accommodation Excellent Cuisine Unequalled Prices. $rtott 282 4 PORTAGE.

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