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THE WINNIPEG EVENING TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, '1927 Jennings, Eileen Groves, Mary Groves, Mildred Dewar, Janet ing, Muriel Wolfe, Helen Miller, Mary MacKenzie, Jean Bailey and Doris Wiltse. Mrs. F. E. Trautman and Miss June Trautman have returned from spending the last two months at Banff, are en pension at the Royal Alexandra hotel.

Miss Pussy Denison returned from Kenora, where she has spent hear the past few weeks. Mr. David "Detro arrived today from Prince Albert A and will spend the week-end at Minaki, the guest of Mrs. J. Y.

Reld, en route to his home in Ottawa, Guests at Minaki Lodge, Minaki. include Walter C. Velgil, Chicago, Mr. John F. Hickey, Chicago, Mr.

Alex. Toronto, Mr. E. Pollock, Toronto, Ont. honor of Miss Gwendolen Webb, a bride-elect of early September, Mrs.

George Downie, Elm entertained at a miscellaneous shower this afternoon. The gifts were presented by little Miss Hazel Wright. An attractive tea table, centred with AL miniature bride, banked with white stocks and lighted four vhite candles in silver holders, was presided over by Mrs. Ralph Webb and Mrs. Fred Schofeld.

guerts included Miss Webb, Mrs. Ralph Webb, Mrs. Abbott, Miss Dorothy Abbatt, Mrs. M. Bate, Mra.

Fred Pickles, the Misses Lillian Allen, Marjorie McLean, Phyllis Webb, Helen Hancock, Helen McIntosh, Audrey Pickles, Jean Rigger, Gertrude Pickles, Marjorie Cadham. Mrs. Richard R. Collard tained at Wednesday evening at the St. Charles Country club in honor of her brother, Mr.

M. J. Gordon, Port Dalhousie, Ont. Miss Constance Bousfield entertained trousseau tea Wednesday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Douglas Warren.

The rooms were decorated with a prothe tea table was centred fusion of summer, bloom, while in with tall tapers in silver the bride's, and lighted holders. Engagements Mrs. John Emes, 184 Rupertsland announces the engagement of her daughter, Maud Alair, to Mr. Thomas Morton, of 166 Matheson ave. The wedding will take place early in September.

Weddings FORSHAW-SLOAN A wedding took place at Knox Presbyterian church, Stonewall, Aug. 20, at 4 p.m., when Marjorie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.

Sloan, was united in marriage to Daniel Forshaw, only son of Captain Daniel Forshaw, Lytham, Lancashire, Rev. R. G. Stewart officiating. The church was decorated for the occasion, the bridal party being grouped under an arch of spirea and pink and white sweet peas.

To the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march, played by Miss Alice Druitt, Teulon, the bride entered the church with her father. She wore a gown of white flat crepe combined with ivory satin, with a regulation An heirloom of family. She carveil and coronet thot orange blossoms, ried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses and sweet peas. The bridesmaid, Miss Muriel Patterson, chose a gown of peach Canton with picture hat and carried A bouquet of mauve and peach sweet The bride's mother was gowned in a dress of wedgewood blue satin with model hat and wore a corsage of pink roses. The bridegroom WAS attended his nephew, Daniel Wilson, Winnipeg.

Alex McAdam and Mayfield Williams acted as ushers. During the signing of the register D. C. Henderson sang "I Love You Truly." After the ceremony a reception wag held at the home of the bride's parents when Mr. and Mrs.

Forshaw received the congratulations of about 70 guests under a A prettily -decorated bell. The bride's table was centred with a four -tiered wedding cake and decorated with pink roses and tapers. The bride later donned her travelling costume of a Paris model of cedarwood crepe Romaine with hat of the same tones a fox fur. Mr. and Mrs.

Forshaw left for Winnipeg by auto, leaving on the 10.45 Moose Jaw and other points west, where the honeymoon will be spent. On their return they will take up residence at the Adanac Winnipeg. The out-of-town guests included: Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. Howard, Miss S. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. G.

E. V. Sloan, Dr. and Mrs. A.

N. McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. D. C.

Henderson, Miss M. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Bescoby and son, Alderman and Mrs. A. R. Leonard, Mrs. J.

C. McNabb, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Osborne, Miss M. Moss, Mrs. C. J. Davies, Mrs.

H. E. Paterson, Miss F. M. Taylor, Miss E.

Grant, Miss Helen Mason, Winnipeg: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Clear The Pores Of Impurities With Cuticura Soap Ointment, Talcum sold ever CANADIAN NATIONAL EXCURSION TO EASTERN CANADA Round trip excursion tickets are now on sale daily by the Canadian National to points in Eastern Canada.

These tickets, which are firstclass, are good to return until October 31st. They carry special stopover privileges. Those taking advantage of these reduced fares will enjoy the comand conveniences of modern train equipment--together with good meals and a smooth roadbed. Added to this comfort and contentment is the courteous consideration of those who serve our guests their thoughtful regard for the guests' welfare. The Canadian National offers A choice of routes the "Continental Limited." leaving every morning at 10 o'clock--the "Confederation" every afternoon at 6.00 o'clock.

On both trains, standard sleeping car gers, while reclining in the easy chairs of the observation car, may "listen In." For fares, reservations and full information, visit the City Ticket Office, 890 Main Street (telephone 25 891), or 667 Main Street (telephone 26 861). -Advt. Sloan, Middlecnurch; Mrs. Miss A. Gall, Wavybank; Mr.

and Mrs. H. Druitt, Teulon; and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Matheson, Stony Mountain.

CUNNINGHAM-BUDDEN St. Matthew's church was the scene! of the wedding, Aug. 19, of Dorothy Lucy, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.

G. Budden, to Robert Andrew ningham, Winnipeg, Rev. H. A. Alderwood officiating.

To the strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding March, played by Mr. W. McKean, the bride entered the church with her father, preceded by the matron of honor. The bride wore an oyster georgette and silver point lace gown with veil of heavily embroidered silk net and orange blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet of Sunset roses and lilies of the valley. The matron of honor, Mrs.

Burrer, wore an orchid taffeta gown trimmed with French flowers in tel shades and a French hat to match. She carried Ophelia roses and mauve sweet peas. Soft music was played throughout the ceremony and during the signing of the register Miss M. Meisner sang Beloved, Is Morn. The bridegroom was attended by George Budden, brother of the bride, and the ushers were Messrs.

A. and G. Winslow. After the ceremony A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Immediately following the reception the bride donned her travelling costume of powder blue French embroidered georgette with small felt hat to match and grey kasha cloth coat.

Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham motored to Minneapolis and points south. The bride's mother wore a gown of navy blue georgette with a closefitting model felt hat. A corsage of and lily of the valley completed the costume.

On their return from honey. moon Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham will reside at Ste. 18.

Brussels apts. AITKEN-RODWAY Maryland United church was the scene of a pretty wedding Saturday afternoon at 2.45 o'clock, when Doris Hilda, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Rodway, Beverly became the bride of Robert S.

Aitken, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Aitken. Rev.

Geo. L. Waite officiated. The church was prettily decorated with ferns, palms and cut flowers. To the strains of the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus, played by Mr.

F. Oldfield, the bride entered the church with her father, who gave her in marriage. Very charming she looked in a French gown of powder blue georgette, the bodice showing rows of fine pin tucks and the skirt made with apron front, falling in soft drapes on either side and embellished with cut- embroidery. Her hat was a smart bonnet model In matching georgette, underlined with shell pink. She carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses and valley lilies.

The bridesmaid, Miss May Hooper, chose a dainty gown of daffodil yellow georgette combined with white, large georgette picture hat in yellow and white. She carried a bouquet of Columbia roses and orchid sweet peas. Mr. Jas. Kinnear acted As best man, and the ushers were Messrs.

C. McClellan and S. L. Irwin. During the signing of the register Mr.

W. N. Bruce sang My Prayer. After the ceremony an informal reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Later Mr.

and Mrs. Aitken left on their honeymoon for the Lake of the Woods, the bride travelling in becoming frock of two-toned beize crepe, with smart wrap cinnamon brown tricotine, with collar of moleskin, and model felt hat to match. Upon their return Mr. and Mrs. Aitken will reside at 730 Goulding st.

Mrs. H. Rodway, mother of the bride, chose a smart gown of beige georgette with silk and felt hat to match, and wore a corsage of roses and sweet peas. Mrs. Stanley Irwin, sister of the bride, wore pretty frock of ashes of roses georgette with trimmings of.

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wore navy blue and henna georgette and matching hat, with corsage of roses and sweet peas. SOUTHERN-McRAE On Saturday, Aug. 20, at noon at Calvin Presbyterian manse, Alexander Mr. Thomas H. Southern, of 722 Maryland was married to Miss Winnifred McRae, of 721 Toronto st.

The bridal pair wera supported by Mr. William and Miss Margaret McRae, brother and sister of the bride. Rev. D. Johnstone officiated.

COOK--CHIEF A quiet wedding took place at Christ church, Selkirk, Saturday, August 20th at 8.00 o'clock p.m., when Ellen Chief, of Scanterbury, became the bride of William Cook, of Libau. The bridesmaid was Artn Gum, and Thomas Walker attended the groom. The Rev. L. Swalwell officiated.

LLOYD-HATTON St. Jude's Anglican church was on Wednesday evening, August 17, the scene of a very pretty wedding when Winnifred Hatton, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hatton, was united in marriage to Frank Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thos. Lloyd, the Rev. George Horrobin officiating. The church was decorated with palms, ferns and baskets gladioli, snapdragon and other garden bloom. As the guests and friends of the young couple were entering the church, Mrs.

George Horrobin played soft wedding music ou the organ. At the appointed hour, preceded by the choir, the wedding procession entered the church, the maid honor and bridesmaid leading, followed by the bride and her father, and lastly the tiny train bearer. The bride wore a gown of white crepe back charmeuse satin, with lace panels and bouffant skirt. Her veil of silk tulle was held in place with a coronet of orange blassom, and she carried a shower bouquet of Sunburst roses and lily of the valley. The maid of honor, Miss Winnie MeNeil, and the bridesmaid, Miss Trixie Woolley, wore gowns of taffeta and georgette, with bouffant style skirt and picture hats to match, the former choosing peacock blue and the latter mauve.

Their bouquets were of pink gladioli and mauve sweet peas. The little train bearer, Miss Joan Poomes, wore a white frilled and blue ribbons and bonnet to, match. During the signing of the register, the choir sang wedding hymn, Strength and Stay." The groom was attended by his brother, Fred, and the ushers were Geoffrey Hatton, brother of the bride and William Tozer. After the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's home. Later in the evening Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd left for the Pacific coast. The bride's travelling costume was of Princess Mary blue flat crepe and a grey travelling coat, with hat to match. She also wore a platinum fox fur. The bride's mother wore a gown of nile green canton crepe, and the mother of the groom chose a beige flat silk crepe frock.

On their return from their honeymoon Mr. a and Mrs. Lloyd will reside at 1017. Dominion street. ROSS-MILLER A pretty wedding was solemnized Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at 211 Academy road, when Jannette home of Mr.

onto Mrs. 'P. H. Ross, Anderson Miller became the bride of George Wilson Ross. In the livingpalms, ferns, sweet peas and room, roses formed a pretty background for the ceremony, which was performed by Rev.

Dr. H. J. Keith. Mrs.

J. Taylor Hazelton presided at the The bride, who was given in marriage, gown by of Mr. white S. taffeta Williams, with skirt tiered in narrow frills tulle. Her hat was a model of white tulle with pearl and rhinestone trimming.

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0-21 "Let the CLARK Kitchens help low chrysanthemums and sweet peas. The groom was attended by his brother. Mr. Gordon Ross. During the signing of the register Mr.

J. Taylor Hazelton sang God Made Thee Mine. Mr. and Mrs. Ross left for points west and on their return will reside at 186 Braemar Norwood.

For travelling, the bride donned an emsemble suit of black and white flat crepe. close-fitting black felt hat with brilliant pin completed her costume. CLUBS The novelty committee of the Ladies' Orange Benevolent association for the bazaar of 1927 will postpone the whist drive that was to be Friday evening at 8 o'clock Richardson's residence, 394 Kennedy through illness, will be held Friday evening, Sept. 2, at 8 o'clock, at Mrs. Robinson's, 480 Simcoe st.

Proceeds will be devoted to the Protestant orphans' home, St. Charles. A silver tea and sale of homecooking and candy will be held at St. Patrick's church, Weston, Saturday at 3 p.m. The regular monthly meeting cf Court Star of Hope No.

1, Canadian Lady Foresters, will be held this evening in the Oddtellows' hail, Society interesting event of Wednesday evening was the farewell dinner a number of Mrs. A. F. D. MacGachen's intimate friends prior to her departure for residence in Victoria, B.O.

The dinner took place in the viceregal suite of the Royal Alexandra hotel and was attended by 24 guests. The long table was centred with bowls of delphinium, stocks, sweet peas, gladioli, asters and other summer bloom which were flanked by tall yellow candles. During the evening, Mrs. MacSachen was presented with handsome platinum wrist watch. an graphed guest book and a giant basket of yellow chrysanthemums and pink roses.

Victoria lodge, L.T.B, 20, will hold basket picnic Saturday at 2.30 p.m. in Kildonan park. Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Cameron. 181 Ash River Heights, are recetving congratulations for the birth of a son. The marriage of Miss Constance Boustield and Harold Crossin will take place Saturday, Aug. 27.

at 7.30 p.m., in Knox United church (not Augustine church previously announced). The Misses Edmere and Dorothy Wilson of Toronto, are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. W. Gault, 480 Home street. A surprise party was held: at the home of L.

Stefan, 103 Hart Elmwood. The occasion celebrated the birthday of Mr. Stefan. In honor of Miss Edna Findlay, a bride-elect of this month, a miscel- laneous shower was given at the home of Mrs. J.

McKeown, 348 St. John's ave. The gifts were presented in a prettily decorated parasol, while the tea -table, centred sweet peas and gladioli, was over prelided" by Mrs. J. McKeown and Mrs.

B. W. McMorran. The guests Included Miss Edna Findlay, Mrs. R.

Wallis, Mrs. W. Holland, Mrs. E. Bridger, Mrs.

W. Stanbrooke, Mrs. A. Dangerfield. Mrs.

M. Tait and Misses Margaret Mason, Findlay, Jennie Johnson, Annie Oldfleld, Lena Stevenson. Mildred Marion Yates, Ida Snary, Blythe Mills, Jean Coleman, Mary Tait, Margaret Skagford, Florence Myers, Muriel Curle, Patricia Baby, Mary Curran, Olive Corbett. Alex Munro, Bertie Kerr, Mary Jackson, Elsie Seaman, Edna Smith, Jessie Hammersley, Jean McPherson, Dorothy Omerod, Jessie Truthwalte. Dorma Rose, Else Kuhn, Bertha Armstrong.

Alta Gammon, Margaret McDonald, Mabel Colwell, May Clarke and Josephine McComb. Mr. and Mrs. H. Shafer, 284 Alfred announce the marriage of their daughter, Viola, to Dr.

Samuel Eugene Neikrus. of New York. Dr. and Mrs. Neikrug are at present visiting in Winnipeg.

Miss Olive Smith entertained at trousseau ten Saturday afternoon. The tea table, centred with sweet peas and snapdragons, was presided over by Mrs. E. M. Jarvis.

Those assisting were Miss Evy Eden and Miss Ruby Smith. Mrs. Phillip Osler will leave early next week to spend some time in Toronto and other eastern points. Mrs. E.

M. Robinson has returned from St. Paul, where she has spent the past few months. Mrs. Gemmill, Point, entertained at a tea Monday afternoon.

Mr. Gordon Osler who has spent the past few days Winnipeg left today on a tour of the west. Mrs. R. B.

McElheran and Master Brock McElheran returned Wednesday from Toronto and Muskoka, where they have been the guests of the Misses Brock. turned from where she Mrs. Edward FitzGerald, has rehas spent the last six weeks. Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. D. MacGachen are en pension for A few days at the Royal Alexandra hotel prior to their departure on Monday to realde in Victoria. Mrs.

S. M. Webb, who has spent the summer in Flaxcomb, will arrive shortly to spend the next few months in Winnipeg. Mra. J.

Walker, Britannia Selkirk, was a bridge hostess Tuesday evening in honor of Rev. N. S. and Mrs. Thorlakson, who leave Sel- kirk this week.

Three tables were arranged for. The prizes were won by Mrs. Sigmar, Mr. Thorlakson, Mrs. E.

L. Murdock and H. Sigmar. Those assisting Mrs. Walker to serve were: Miss McLean, Mrs.

E. L. Murdock and Mrs. A. Mitchell.

Dr. George W. Fletcher, who has spent the months in Vienna, expected today, Mrs. George Martell and Mrs. A.

Jacques, of Norwood, entertained in honor of Miss Elizabeth McNaughton of Edmonton, and Mrs. E. Cheatham, of Neepawa. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

G. Martell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilbeault, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Todd, Mr. and Mrs. B.

Carter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gilbeault, Mrs. A.

Jacques, Mrs. G. Todd, Mrs. E. Cheatham and the Misses E.

MeNaughton, G. Wooden, D. Todd, A. Gilbeault, V. Gilbeault and Messrs.

A. Todd, W. Jackson, F. Cancilla, J. Carter.

T. Gilbeault. Mrs. D'Arcy Mellroy and small son Larry are spending the summer at Toronto and Muskoka Lakes. Mr.

and Mrs. A. McGregor, Park Circle, left Monday for Minneapolis, en route to Denver and Colorado Springs, where they will spent a vacation. Several luncheon parties have been arranged for Saturday afternoon prior to the opening of the autumn meet at Whittier park. Mr.

W. W. Thompson will be at home for the first time since her marriage at the cor. of Gimll road and Robinson Winnipeg Beach, the afternoon of August 30. Honoring Miss Esther Cohen, bride -elect of September 4, Miss Anne Abramson entertained at luncheon and bridge at the Nankin Gardens.

Other guests of honor were: Mrs. A. Fomain (Chicago), Miss Ethel Polsky (North Battleford), Mrs. Balapolsky (Chicago). The prizewinners at bridge were: Mrs.

B. Mogul, Miss E. Cohen, Mrs. G. Glazerman.

The wedding of Fred Tod, of St. Vital road, will take place on Saturday afternoon in Knox church at 2.30 o'clock. The bride will be Miss Doris Townley, of Winnipeg. The young couple plan to spend their honeymoon with an auto tour to Detroit Lakes. They will later reside Cunnington ave.

Miss May Greaves entertained at miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Flora. MeGregor, bride-elect of September. SEPTEMBER BRIDE MISS LILLIAN ROSS Miss Lillian Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ross, whose marriage to Mr.

W. J. Teal, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

Teal, Medicine will take place Saturday evening, Sept. 10, at Knox United church. rooms were decorated with white streamers and wedding bells. The guests were: Mrs. Albert Davis, Mrs.

Thomas Greaves, Mrs. H. H. Thompson, Misses Flora Gregor, Norma Bain, Elleen Calvin, Doris Fuller, Agnes Pellor, Hilda Worsley, Jessie McLeod, Florence Lenton, Caroline Smith, Jessie Falconer, Donalda Ferguson, Kitty Annon, Margaret Gunn, Mabel Barber, Myrtle Bovey, Julia Tesche, Winnie Everett, Winnie Chapman, May Greaves and baby Dorothy Davis. In honor of Miss Blythe Mills, September bride-elect, Miss Ida Snary, Oxford entertained on Friday evening.

The girls from the accounting department of Winnipeg Electric Co. presented Miss Mills with a set of pale green and white crystal table glasses and cut- glass flower basket, while other friends presented her with separate cups and saucers. Another useful as well as ornamental gift was 8 kitchen shelf set of cream pottery. Tea was served from a table decorated with streamers of two shades of mauve, centred with garden blooms of mauve and purple tones. The same shade of mauve was repeated in wisteria blossoms which hung from the silver chandeller over the tea table.

Mrs. H. G. Stewart presided at the tea table while Miss Myrtle Bogue cut the ices. A Assisting were: Mra.

Wallis, Mrs. Wesley Swall, Misses Marion Yates and Hazel Hollands. Mrs. Hugh F. Osler and her small son.

Gordon. have returned to their summer at the Lake of the Woods. The mid-week dinner dance, held Wednesday evening at the Charles Country club was largely, attended. Among those who dinner or later motored out for the dancing were included: Mr. and Mrs.

William Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Konantz, and Mrs. Stewart Searle, Mr.

and Mrs. Konantz, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clarkson. Mr.

and Mrs. Reffell. York: Mr. and Mrs. M.

F. Wardhaugh. Mr. and Mrs. H.

G. Nares, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Symington. Mr.

and Ralph McGuckin, Mr. and Mrs. Clarrie Balfour, Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Russell. Mr. and Mrs. 1, F.

Riemadyk, Mr. and Mrs. Cumberland Reld. Mr. and Mra.

Clive Bette, Calgary: Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Grundy, Mr.

and Mrs. D. N. Finkelstein. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Sitton, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Smith, Mrs. Irene Brydges, the Misses Phyllis Allan, Grundv. Margaret Richards, Josephine Nourse, Dorothy Grant, Margaret Muir, Nora Hogan, Mary McBean. Priscilla McBride, Marjorie Maulson. Winnifred Monkhouse, Nan McArthy.

Jean McArthy, Toronto: Jean Wallace. Kathleen Burrows, Margaret McManus, Evelyn Richards, Frances Fowler, Helen Poussette, Jovee Blackwood, Margaret Lang. Florence Riley, Virginia Wright, Margaret Clark. Muriel Smith, the Messrs. C.

F. Joyce, Jack Milledge, Carl Hall. Cecil Clifford, Stewart Ormond. John Moss, Robert Swan, Ronald Riley. Colborne Ryan, Arthur Burrows, Culver Ryan, H.

Skynner, G. H. Thacker, Brian Ireland, Louis Redmond, Clarence Smith, Robert Baynes. G. K.

Killam, Harold Hanson. Arthur Sullivan, Lyman Van Vliet. John Rogers, Merrill Shepard, Lennox Bell. James Mason, Augustus Nanton. William Allan.

William Clark. Rufus Brown, Morgan Boxhall, James Christie, Augustus Lemon, Alan Robinson, Edward O'Donnell, William Munro. Mrs. John Glassco, who has spent the past few days in town, returned today to her summer residence at Point du Bois. Mr.

Joseph Guilbault left Wednesday by motor for Chicago, after having spent the last few days as a guest of his mother, Mrs. Edward Guilbault. In honor of Miss Mae Fraser, who will leave shortly for the Old Country, the Winnipeg General Hospital Nurses Alumnae association, will entertain at the home of Mrs. Fletcher Argue, on Saturday, Aug. 27 at 4 p.m.

Miss Anne Bronaugh, with her new managing-director, Mr. Homer Miles, and the juvenile leading man, Mr. Weldon Heyburn, arrived this morning on the trans-Canada. In honor of Miss Kathleen Jennings, a bride-elect of September, Miss Alfreeda Ferguson, Home street, The charming tea table centred with entertained at the tea hour Tuesday. silver basket of sweet peas and gladiolas was presided over by Mrs.

B. Jennings, while Mrs. W. H. Daiton and Miss Frances Jennings assisted.

The guests included: Miss Kathleen Jennings, Mrs. B. Jennings, Mrs. J. M.

Ferguson, Mrs. R. Wallace, Mrs. W. H.

Dalton, Mrs. K. B. Vincent, Mrs. M.

Ross, Mrs. E. La Morie, Mrs. J. H.

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