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3 PAGE Congratulations to Mrs. W. J. Lindal, who had the honor of speaking before the members of the University Women's club of Ottawa when Her Royal Highness Princess Alice and Princess Juliana of the Netherlands, were present. Mrs.

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5. Arrid has been swarded the Approval Seal of the American Institute of Laundering for being harmless to fabrics. 25 MILLION jara of Arrid have ban sold. Try a jar todayl ARRID At all atoPM irlllBfc tnilrt mA Uaa IS tod Janj i 1 L.v JwLiJ 111 I II Toronto Graduates Gather At Reception Given For Mr. And Mrs.

R. Mc Williams Replying, His Honor said he I'm cherished the memory of his early days; his iast two years at university were particularly formative ones. "Those were the days when the girls had long hair and small waists and we danced to music, as I told the graduates of this year from the University of Manitoba, the other night." Mrs. McWilliams seconded her husband's thanks. "There was a bond between people whether you know one another or not.

I was delighted to shake hands today with a graduate of '81 and another of '40. The graduate of 60 years ago is B. E. Chaffcy, secretary of the law society; the '40 graduate is Lieut. J.

F. Brown, of the artillery training centre. The graduates present signed a guest book which was presented to Mr. and Mrs. McWilliams.

The guests were received at the entrance to the tea lounge by Dr. and Mrs. Fred Young, with His Honor and Mrs. McWilliams. Aid.

R. A. Sara, a graduate In engineering, announced the guests. The gathering congratulated Dr. W.

J. Dafoe, chancellor of the University of Manitoba, upon his birthday, which was Sunday. M'ss Catherine Anning Is Honored At Tea Given By Her Mother Cadboro Bay, B.C., will take place Saturday, Mrs. A. A.

Anning, Harbison entertained at a trousseau tea Monday afternoon and daffodils and lighted with white candles, was presided over by: Mrs. H. Dexter, Mrs. T. C.

Taylor, Mrs. E. G. Simpson, Mrs. A.

Dell, Mrs. K. Tomlinson, Mrs. J. Hunter, Mrs.

H. C. Hooey and Mrs. J. Lindsay.

Assisting were: Mrs. C. Anning, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs.

H. Maltby, Mrs. W. Sanderson, Mrs. H.

Shorten, Mrs. R. Morrison, Mrs. S. Jopling.

Mrs. R. B. Godfrey, the Misses Margaret Scott, Peggy Fleming, Irene Dexter, Margery Meikle, Evelyn Lindsay and Jean Hooey. IN honor of her mother, Mrs.

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60 Front St West, Toronto 2 Ont, M1 til by Ivory tapers, was presided over by Mrs. L. A. White. The rfsistants were Misses Jean Mac Kay.

Barbara Johntone and Flor ence Haraern. M1 ISS Catherine Anning. whose marriage to Mr. Clifford Trevoi Godfrey. Cadboro Bay.

B.C., will take place Saturday, was the guest of honor Saturday at a luncheon arranged by Mrs. W. Sanderson, at the Marlborough hotel. Covers were laid for six guests. Mr.

Hugh McDonald relumed Monday to St. Catharines. Ont. to resume his studies at Ridley College, after spending the weekend in winninee with his narents. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. McDonald, Park Nearly 2f0 graduates of the Uni delighted to know you are holding! versity of Toronto, now residents in 'a reception for Mr. and Mrs.

Mc 1 1 i Winnipeg, paid triDute to His Hon Williams; I wish I could be with MfS. J. jCrOgye I 0 or R. F. McWilliams.

KG. lieuten you." JJ.p,, AUec Meet'ma ant governor of Manitoba, and Putting the right people in the f06" Mrs. McWilliamj. Sunday afternoon rjght plat.PS was one of tne great jn GfOCe LhurCrl a rci rpuuu ana i wa. Advantages and responsibilities of Alexandra hotel.

His Honor and democracy, said R. H. G. Bonny Mrs. McWilliams are both gradu castlc.

hphai ot aiumni, ates of the University of Toronto. lct me say we tnink tncre could "We offer you our felicitations be no more Bppropriate appoint and hope your term of office williment tnan Mr nd Mrs McWil be happy one," said Dr. Fred jams and chairman of the gathering, He read a Iptter of good wishes from Dr. H. J.

Cody, president of from the alumni at Toronto. Mrs. F. John Scroggie, London, England, a member of the advisory council of the Women's Voluntary Services for Civil defense, of which Queen Elizabeth is president and Lady Reading, chairman, will speak lo a mass meeting of women In Grace church, Monday at 8.15 p.m.' Since arriving In the United States last June, Mrs. Scroggie has traveled 15,000 miles speaking to; the women of America.

Recently In I New York, with but 24 hours', notice, Mrs. Scroggie addressed aj gathering of 12,000 women. While' there the N.B.C. Broadcasting Company placed their station at her disposal when she gave a 45 minute address. CLUBS The Children's Home Sewing Guild will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m.

at the home of Mrs. Archie F. Brown, 589 Gertrude ave. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Valour Road Memorial Branch, Canadian Legion. B.E.S.L.

will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the! Institute for the Blind. The Irish Protestant Association's Ladies Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs. R. McWilliams 657 Corydon Wednesday at 2.30 p.m.

The Ladies Auxiliary, Canadian Legion B.E.S.L., St. James branch, will meet at the Fire Hall, Berrj Tuesday at 8 p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary of th Amalgamated Civil Servants o. Canada will meet in the Free Pres; I In honor of her caughter, Miss board room Tuesday at 8 p.m. i iamanne Anning, whose marriage i to Mr.

Clifford Trevor Godf rev. of! The Fort Rouge Group of the R.C.N.V.R. Ladies Auxiliary will meet Monday at 2.30 p.m. at the home ot Mrs. H.

Belcher. 647 Jessie ave. i Easter Lodge No. 241. Ladie; The tea table, centred withi Auvilinrv tn the Brotherhood Railroad Trainmen will meet Tue day at 8.30 p.m.

in Traveler's ha' Mearns" Camp Ladies Social clt: will meet at the home of Mrs. Haywood, 362 Beverley Monda; at 8 p.m. Knox United W.A. will meet Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. in the ladies' parlor.

Presbyterian the church Tuesday. Winninee Junior Hadassah will R. Hignell, on the occasion otlhold a radio tea Monday at the her 80th birthday, Mrs. E. J.l Hebrew Free school at 8.30 p.m.

Heaney, 210 Niagara will be at proceeds will be in aid of the home Saturday from 2.30 to 6 p.m. Lillian Freiman Military hospital. Mrs. Marie church will meet in hall at 2.30 p.m. Silverman, Mulvey celebrated their 53rd neapolis mid west regional anniversary Monday.

An informal reception will be held this evening for the Immediate family. Min president of Hadassah, will speak to Ezra chapter Tuesday at 2.15 p.m. in the Royal Alexandra hotel. Aliyah chapter will present a dramatic sketch under the direction of Mrs. J.

J. Lander. The meeting Is open to all chapters. The Mothers' club will meet Thursday at 3 p.m. In the Y.M.C.A.

The Lenten Mission Study class of the First English Lutheran church. Maryland and Ellice, will meet Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. A. McMurdo, 488 Arlington.

Members of North Centre Win nippeg Conservative association will hold a social evening in the Winnipeg Conservative club rooms. Home Investment building, Tues day at 8 p.m. Hon. Eric Willis will br the speaker. Mrs.

J. Colvin is chairman of the arrangements committeee. St. Jude's church guild will meet Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. in the parish hall.

The Forfarshire Ladies' Auxiliary will hold a special whist drive and dance in aid of war work in the Civic Caledonian rink, Thursday, at 8.13 p.m. L2 TAKE A IIP FROM ONE WHO KNOWS I 4 PERTUSSIN WORKS I Sk TOUR COUGH S00 GOES 1 A 'ou ruo stow I WOMEN I HEED THIS me Thouaandi of women are helped thru "try in I ay ri .1 nuiDim i van. ItStrf table Compound Vfc Jki. known tor over 60 veara In rellftvtn ySjl male functional trou. him.

Uada rn.r1. THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE MONDAY. MARCH 10, 1941 News of Social Activities ISS Patricia Gibbons left Mon day for her home in Toronto after being the guest of Mrs. J. H.

McDonald and Mrs. R. D. Guy for the Armytage McDonald wedding festivities. In honor of Miss Marjory Elliot, a bride elect of March, Miss Ber nice Chad wick entertained Wednesday evening.

The table, cen tred with spring flowers and light II i I i 11 i jfs vT i fr i mirrrir "uri i i mum 1 R. AND MRS. IRA VAN VOGT, whose wedding was an even. The Ladies Aid Unit of First rf Poim.ntnn when the nb nlana Van 7n rr a Mita Ravarlav Nnrmi War. riner, young daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Warriner. Mr. Van Vogt is Mr. and Mrs.

H. Van Vogt's son. Photo bjr Tribune Staff Photographer. Athletic Awards Presented At Science Club Luncheon At the graduates' luncheon of the Science Ladles' club of the University of Manitoba Saturday, at Moore's, covers were laid for 38 guests. The table was centred with dolls dressed as graduates.

Miss Marie Baragar, retiring lady stick, proposed the toast to the King. The toast to the graduates wasgiven by Miss Eileen Stoddart and replied to by Miss Anna Bredt. Miss Margaret Rice proposed the toast to the faculty, following which Mrs. W. Leach, retiring honorary presi dent, spoke briefly.

After the prophecies for the graduates were read, Miss Dinnna Loranger, president of athletics, made the awards. Senior letters went to Miss Winifred Ross and Miss Marie Baragar: intermediate letters. Miss Peggy Moot house, Kay Stevenson, Florence Stirling. Marion Gowan. Junior letters went to Misses Isabel Kippen, Helen Winsor.

Elaine Feldsted, and a sweater to Miss Dianna Loranger. Miss Grace Musker received the curling crest; Lillian Floyd and Sybil Rampton, Reception Follows Baccalaureate Service Students, staff and board of United college were entertained in Young church hall, following the annual Baccalaureate service Sunday evening. Mrs. Gwendoline Goodman sang a group of songs. Rev.

R. J. Leighton was chairman. Refreshments were served by the social committee of the Wo men's association, with Mrs. Rus sell Hignell as convener and by I members of the United college! Women's auxiliary.

Those assist Ing, Included: Mrs. W. A. Cooper, president; Mrs. Don Murdoch, Mrs.

I H. Steen, Mrs. H. Rogers, Mrs. J.j T.

Johns, Mrs. R. Kelly. Mrs. A.

Griffin, Mrs. E. Sward. Mrs. F.

J. Lough and Mrs. F. McEown. Mrs.

W. E. N. King and Mrs. W.i E.

Donnelly poured tea. I toon. RS. L. M.

Hovey has returned hockey crests; Miss Rosemary Townend, track; Margaret Rice, bowling. Gymnasium certificates were presented to Misses Anna Bredt, Sheila Blackie, Jocelyn Jackson, Eileen Kachanosky, Peggy Moorhouse. Margaret Rice, Florence Stirling. Eileen Stoddart, Elaine Feldsted, Isabel Kippen. Verla Nettleton, Grace Musker and Rosemary Townend.

The following representatives were elected: Track. Miss Townend; bowling, Miss Btevenson; hockey, Miss Winsor; curling, Miss Kippen; 4th year representative, Margaret Rice; 3rd, Marion Gowan; 2nd, Grace Musker. Miss Baragar then introduced the new lady stick, Miss Winifred Ross, and presented the stick to her. Following discussion on a change in constitution, Miss Jessie Watson was elected social convener with Miss Margaret Somerville assistant. The Junior lady stick elect, Miss Frances Hazelton, was I.

G0DtlIB 093 i i MR. AND MRS. JOHN WHITLA GREEN ARMYTAGE are pictured on the stairway at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton McDonald, Park following their wedding which took place Saturday evening in St.

George's church, Crescentwood. The 1 bride, who was Miss Elizabeth Brownlee McDonald, is tossing her bouquet, which was caught by Miss Maxine Steinkopf. Mr. Armytage is the only son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Green Armytage. Photo by Tribunt Staff Photographer. University Women In Ottawa Hear Mrs. W.

J. Lindal The responsibility of citizenship was the theme of an address given by Mrs, W. J. Lindal, of Winnipeg, before members of the University Women's club of Ottawa last Monday afternoon in the Chateau Laurier. Mrs.

Lindal Is a former executive member of the Federation of University Women, and for several years was on the Unemployment Commission. She emphasized the necessity of avoiding abuse of public men and of establishing authority for any form of just criticism. The speaker was Introduced by Mrs. A. G.

Mc Lachlan. Later the members were received by Princess Alice, wife of the Governor General of Canada, end by Princess Juliana of The Netherlands. Princess Juliana expressed her pleasure for the hon orary membership accorded her in the club. RS. J.

G. Glassco has left to spend a short time with her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore, in Denver. Colorado.

Sub. Lieut. T. Brandson, R.C.N.V.R., left Sunday for an Eastern port, where he will report for active duty. siHiiiiMs Beautifully Ironed Comfortable to Wear ONLY EXTRA With Alpretr Service Flat Work 7elh.

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fQf VcUen tawa, are receiving congratulations fQ Presented To on tne mrm ot a son. inrs. xnorre was Miss Barbara Kelly, daughter MSS Muriel WeSl of Commander and Mrs Frascr Kelly, of Winnipeg, now of Ottawa. Mrs. Mary Clark, of Brandon, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.

W. E. Strang. Craig returned home Sunday. JUNIOR members of the Winnipeg Winter club will hold a dance at the clubhouse March 28.

Mrs. D. R. Gilchrist and her son have arrived from the East and are guests of her mother, Mrs, M. Campbell, en route to join Mr.

Gilchrist, R.C.A.F, at Dauphin, Man. TpHE Junior members of the Wildewood Badminton club were entertained Friday evening at the Winnipeg Winter club when sixty members enjoyed an Informal tournament. Mrs. Fred G. Mc Guiness and Mrs.

Harley Hughes wer the conveners of refresh ments. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Arthur, Lipton st, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Audrey Elaine. M1 RS. W. J. MacDougald has re turned to her home in Cal gary.

She has been visiting her mother, Mrs. W. G. Laird, Oak st. Mrs.

C. C. Somerville of Kingston, is the guest of her skter, Mrs. D. How, Norwood, for a month.

IN 1 fc honor of Mrs. Philip Cox, formally Miss Miriam Brock, of Ottawa. Mrs. W. Scott Neal, Miss Betty Neal and Miss Mary Jane Austin entertained at a kitchen shower Monday afternoon at Miss Neal a home.

Harvard ave. The tea table, arranged with spring bloom, was presided over by Mrs. Fred Anderson and Mrs. W. Scott Neal.

Mr. Ian McDonald has returned to Bienfalt, having arrived to attend the Armytage McDonald wedding of Saturday evening. CAPTAIN Archibald J.R. Stethem will arrive from Hamilton, Wednesday morning. His marriage to Miss Jane McConnell will take place Saturday afternoon.

While here Captain Stethem will be a guest at the Manitoba club. SQUADRON LEADER and Mrs. E. R. Gardner, Roslyn road, entertained Informally at the tea hour during the weekend.

In honor of Miss Muriel West, a bride elect of March 18, Mrs. E. West and Miss Mable Miller enter tained at a kitchen shower Thursday evening. The table was centred with daffo dils and lighted by matching canoues. Mrs.

W. West of Vancou ver, mother of the honor guest, and Miss Rita McNeil presided over the tea cups. Assisting were: Mrs. H. Lcdall, Mrs.

C. Brown, Miss Vera Buck and Mrs. R. Wlckltt. Miss June Wickltt and Joan West ore seniea tne guts.

Guests numbered 40. 'T'HE Faculty Women's assocla. A tion will hold an Informal recen. Hon In honor of the eirl eraduntex. March 19, from 8 to 10.30 p.m.

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