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PAGE 4 The Garnet and Cold Club or Success Business College will entertain at a 1 DANCE in the Colonial Ballroom of the I ROYAL ALEXANDRA HOTEL Tuesday, November 14th 9:00 12:00 Jimmie Carson Orchestra Tickets $1.25 a Couple i YOUR HPS SAY "BEAUTY" IN Oothe your lips with new loveliness give a lift to your new clothes. A new lipstick by to moke you look younger, lovelier, more vital in a new, natural especially when worn with those famous Pink Powders Renoir Pink ond Paradise Pink. Pr4lM Pink Uprtkk, 1.60 (r.tllli, .0) Pararfl Pink No Poliih, .91 5 PORTAGE AT SHERBROOK PHONE Ml New Cream Deodorant Safely helps Stop Perspiration 1. Does not tot drnwt fit nenl hint. Does not imure tkim S.

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"Cettl AlMilVmdSVi'tert Brides Home Is Setting For Bridal 4. united in marriage Charlotte Mae, elder dauchter of Mr. and: Mrs. W. Christie, Goods, elder son of Mr.

lowed the ceremony. After a short wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Gcorts will reiude at The ras.

The bride changed to a prin cess frock of tapestry blue crepe, the bodice with a square neck. Her hlack felt hat was trimmed with felt hows atop the crown. It was veil draped. She wore racoor coat and corsaee of pink roses. 60th Anniversary of W.M.S.

To Be Celebrated The Women's Missionary Society of Knox United church will celebrate the With anniversary of the founding of the Provincial W.M.S. Tuesday. At a meeting at 2.30 in Knox church women dressed In the costumes of the 81's. will enact the annual meeting as it was conducted in 1RSS. Mrs.

W. Gordon, whose mother. Mrs. J. M.

King, was the first president, will speak on the personality of aome of the early memben. Mrs. Colin H. Campbell, was the first secretary. Tea will be served ana a collect.

on taken to support one of the students In the mission field. It was on October 24. 1884 that the first W.M.S. west of the Great Lakes was formed with a membership of 13. During the first year they raised and sent 5 sacks of clothing to needy Indians at Edmonton.

To white settlers who had suffered from prairie fires they sent J9, as well as 19 sacks of clothing, 1 sack of oatmeal and 25 gallons of molasses. Handicraft Guild To Hear About Linen The Handicraft Guild announce the following group meetings. Red Cross, Nov. 14, Audjtorium: Hookers. Nov.

IB. 2 p.m. Craft rooms: Weavers. Nov. 20.

2 15 p.m.. Craft rooms; Embroidery, Nov. Z2, 2.15 p.m.. Craft rooms, The Guild will meet Nov. 9 at 10 In the Art gallery, Vaujhan st.

entrnnre u'han Mnn 'subject. Examples will be shown I ISneakar untl i a lrr wainnci Mr, e. m. Watts. Parent Education Group To Hear Miss Dolmage An open meeting for all the groups of the Parent Education Association will be held In the Cornish Library, Tuesday, at 815 p.m.

Miss Grace Dolmage will speak on "Intelligence Testing and Its Significance. Miss Marjory Benard will sneak, Nov. 14, to the school age gmups on Discipline; Nov. 21, Mrs. A.

W. Dampsey will speak to the adolescent group on Emotional Problems In Everyday Living. Victory Lodge Names Executive Virtory Lodge No. 240, L.O met Friday night In Roval Templars' hall, when Mrs. E.

Dunsheath conducted the election of officers. Those elected are: Immediate past mlstrew, Mm, R. Gunter: worthy mistress, Mrs. J. Smith; deputy mistress, Mrs.

G. Hailing; tumor deputy mistress, Mrs. Shaw; chaplain, Mrs E. Marks: re cording secretary, Mrs. D.

Cook; financial secretary. Mii Beatrice Turner: treasurer, Mrs. M. Kidner; guardian. Mrs.

R. Dixon; director of ceremonies, Mrs. E. Houston; lecturers. Miss Jean Kidner, Mrs F.

Smith; pianist, Mr. Sybil Faid; Inner guard. Mrs. M. Deaver; committee, Mrs.

M. McCormack. Mr. 'A. Jack, Miss A Murlak, Mrs.

B. Duke; auditors, Mrs. Deaver, Mrs. Duke. Mr.

3. Stewart; degree captain, Mrs. B. Pink. I Upper Deck of the R.CN.V.R.

women's auxiliary will hold a social at the home of Mrs. M. Pension, 49 McMillan ave, Monday at 8 p.m. i I SMOTHERS! Avoid these BabDiscomfortTN I 0 Follow the advice of many modem baby specialists give your young baby a complete oil bath every day. Daily applications of pure, bland Cutieura Antiseptic Baby Oil will not only keep your baby'i skin soft and amooth but actually help protect it against Diaper Rash, Chafing, Chapping, Dryness and Irritations.

Remember, you get world known "Cnticnra Quality" when you boy Cutieura Baby OiL Only 60, at druggists. CUTICURA ANTISEPTIC BABY OIL Buy Cutieura and you get MORE FOR YOUR MONEY than in other leading brands law and Mrs. Kenneth Mc Gregor, who have (pent the last week tn Winnipeg, returnel Saturday to their home In Ada, Minn. TpHE 60th annual meeting of the Board or management of the Children's Home will be held November 15, at 3 p.m.. at the home.

A ceremonv. olerr.n:red at the 'scaaemy rn. o. l. Deing home of the' bride i parents.

413 general bylaw of the corpora tihrn. .1 7 vm will be presented for con nrmation. 'Ijfatrida Chapter to and t. b. Goods.

Rev. f. j. ison offi Hold Tea and Bazaar The hride's nwn of rose crepe Chapter No. 8 E.S..

matured a ruffle of the rrere the sweetheart neck and three l'n lne winoorougn noiei. inurs ouarter sleeves. IVr veil was held irom 1130 ,0 5 30 Mr hv a Juliet cap of the tulle McLean, worthy grand mat ished with a rihhon bandeau. Tn the event, carried a bouquet of Joanna mill ehing will be Mrs. Gladys roses.

Gronbarh and Mis. Eertha Mclllroy. Lou Christie was her is Tea table conveners will be Mrs. J. ter's bridesmaid.

Stanley Kosman Mackie. Mrs. T. Flemmini: and Mrs. was best man.

A reception fol R. Wood, general conveners. Mrs. L. Gronhach and Mrs.

D. Harrimaji. M' Victor Williams 418 Ward will hold a recep tinn Tuesday, from 3.30 to 5 TO p.m., in honor tf Mrs. D. A.

P. McKay, candidate for achool trustee In Ward one. Pride of Beaver lodge No. 454. ladies' auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will meet Tuesday at 8 pm.

in Travelers' hall. Election of officer! will take place. John R. Lamb Funeral Rites The funeral service for John R. Lamb, chairman of the board of the Bank of Toronto, was held Tuesday afternoon last at the residence, 103 Dungevan road, Tuxedo.

Canon Wilkinson, of St. Paul's church, officiated, and burial was In Mount Pleasant cemetery. Honorary pallbearer were P. J. Myler, Hamilton; F.

K. Morrow, Toronto; Aubrey Davis, Newmar ket; E. D. Gooderham. Toronto; A.

F. Fifield. Cleveland: W. J. Hutchinson, New York; J.

A. Mc Leod, S. II. Logan, C. S.

Robertson. F. It. Marsh. J.

L. Carson. B. Vanstone, R. Fashhy, Toronto, and J.

A. Woods. Winnipeg. Artive were Ralph C. Gadsby, R.

K. McCarthy, Edgar S. Pierce, of Farm ington, Dr. Howard Heffron. Adrian.

Mich, Frank Kerr and P. J. Ilanley. Coercion Charged In Labor Congress Supportof C.C.L. VANCOUVER.

Nov. 6 (CP The Canadian Congress of Labor has become "the dog which follows the wag of the C.C.F. tall," Wil liam Stewart, Labor Progressive candidate for Vancouver North in the next federal election, told a political rally here Sunday night. Mr. Stewart charged that prior to tha passing of a recent C.C.L.

resolution re endorsing the C.C.F. as the political arm of the C.C.L, C. H. Millard. Canadian director of the United Steelworker of America (C.I.O.).

told U.S.W. i delegates to a C.C.L. convention I In Quebec that if they did not support the resolution they would be dismissed from their posts as union directors. Mr. Millard.

C.CF. member of the Ontario legislature for York East, appointed James Robertson U.S.W. organizer, as director of the C.C.L.'s political action committee for British Columbia without con suiting the B.C. Federation of Labor. Stewart said.

THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE MONDAY. NOV. 6. 1944 Eleanor McKay Chapter To Hold Benefit Bridge The Eleanor McKay I E. will hold a bridge Tuesday at 8.15 p.m in the Roseland.

Kennedy and Portage, in aid of war projects. The regent, Mrs. A. B. Ronald, will receive the guests Mrs.

E. Misener and Mrs. C. A. Hall are general conveners.

Mrs. C. L. Jobln will have charge of the exchequer. Mrs.

W. McKay Funeral Held The funeral service for Mrs. William McKay, of 79 Bannerman former teacher in East Kil donan school, who died Friday in the Generat hospital, at 87, was held at 4 p.m. today in Old Kil donan Presbyterian church. Burial was in Old Kildonan cemetery.

Rev. P. F. MacSween fficlated, assisted hy Rev. David Johnstone.

The Thomson funeral chapel was in charge of arrangements. Mrs. McKay was born In Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and came to Winnipeg In 1882. Upon arrival here she taught school in East Kildonan school, until her marriage to William McKay, who died in 1925. The couple resided in West Kildonan for several years and later sold their homestead to the city.

Part of the property Is now Kildonan park. Mrs. McKay was a member of the Kildonan Presbyterian church and she was active in the W.M S. and was honorary president of the West Kildonan Ladies' Curling club. She is survived tiy a son, D.

McKay, of West Kildonan; five grandchildren and three great prandchlidren; also a sister. Mrs. Thomas Harkness. of Brandon. Honorary pallbearers at the funeral were John McBeth.

Ed. Tartridge, Angus McKay, Fred Coultart. William Young and Arthur Simpkin. Active were Chief George Smith. Robert McBeth.

John Neil. James Pettis, J. Restall and D. Caldwell. You Women Who Sutter From I West Winnipeg Scout ll AT ri RfiiiPA Officers Elected iiui ruiMita then CHILLY FEELIIJGS If you like so many women betireen the acrs of 38 and 53 u5cr from hot Cashes, weak, nervous Irritable, feelings, are a bit blue at times when due to the functional middle aee period peculiar to women try Lydn E.

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I vnii muvuiut VTflmwr liimh L. nnnnnm 4 W. Hainins was elected president of the West Winnipeg district. Scouts' association, at the recent annual meeting. Other officers elected are: Vice president.

V. Cartwreht: secre ta tieasurer. T. Thordarson: ba'dge secretary. Heddeshiemer; executive.

J. Aiams. M. McDonald, J. D.

Lee. Rev. V. D. Gant.

V. C. Marat, V. V. Shepherd: district officers, commissioner, Lome McLean: assistant commissioner.

Cubs, Mrs. E. Hnlkinsnn; Scouts. J. Paterson; diftnct scoutmaster.

Dhn Winslade; district cuhrr.a. ter. Kd. Picker. ng.

Easter No. 2 11. Ladies auxiliary to the Rrotherho. vd ol I Railroad Trainmen, will meet Wednesday, at S.l.l pm, in Scott Memorial hall. Election cf officers will take place IPI ll 1 v5r1 lb 1 IEUTENANT COMMANDER NEIL ANGUS SMITH.

C.N.V.R., and his bride are pictured signinc the register following their Imarriaee in Ausustine I'nited church Saturday evening. The bride i.m! was Miss Jean Louise Forrester, only daughter of Mrs. J. S. Sampson penal Veterans will hold a whist an(1 Ulr A Forrester.

Otterhurne, Man. The bridegroom is drive at 2.3't p.m. Tuesday at 291 the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Smith, of Campbelltown.

Portage ave. I Argyllshire, Scotland. 1 1 AND MRS. PATRICK GARROW are pictured coming out of Paul's Anglican church, Fort Garrv, following their marriage Saturday afternoon. The bride was Miss Mary Jane Austin, younger daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl E. Austin. The bridegroom is the only on of Mrs. Alexander Garrow, of Brooks, Alta.

and the late Mr. Brooks. Boofcs from Dance Will Go to Cwacville Library The Woman's association of the University of Manitoba held the annual dance, Saturday evening, at Ika U' nn nan A il4ltrlllt An Cwacville at Fort Osborne bar racks. The girls of St. Mary's Academy and St.

John's College, under the direction of Norma Jukes, made war savings stamp corsages to be sold at the dance. A co ed chorus, trained by Betty Scovllle, presented a program dur ing the intermission. Norma Bruce, Betty Zimmerman and Cally Kennedy were among those taking part. Virginia Adamson was In charge of the program. CLUB NOTES St.

Johns Ladies' Afternoon Lawn Bowling club will hold a card party at the home of Mrs. Alex Pollock, 147 Cathedral Tuesday at 8 p.m. The evening branch of St. Margaret's church W.A. will meet at the home of Mis.

J. B. Kerby, 108 Garfield Tuesday at 8 p.m. Thankoffenng boxes will be re ceived. Ladies' auxiliary to the Polish branch, Canadian Legion, will meet at the home of Miss M.

Zaba rylo, ste. 12 Enright block, Monday at 8.30 p.m. The ladies' auxiliary to the Win IVW llicvk M. uronn p.m. In the Free Press board room.

Boyne lodge. L.O B.A., 133, ill meet Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. in Scott Memorial hall. Initiation and elec tion of officers will take place. The W.A.

of Greenwood United church will meet Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. In the ladies' parlor of the church. The Back to the Land association will meet Tuesday at 2.30 p.m. in the sewing room, 200 River ave. Group ofthtTw.W.A.F.A.

will meet Monday at 8.15 p.m. in Grace church. Rupert's Land Diocesan board of the Woman's auxiliary will meet In St. Margaret's parish hall, Tuts day at 10.30 a m. Ukrainian Young Women's club will meet Monday at 8 p.m.

at the home of Mrs. A. Dubyk, 379 Chalmers ave. Rob Roy camp, No. 42.

Sons ot Scotland Benevolent association, will pay a fraternal visit to Robert Burns ramp. No. 87. Sons of Scotland Benevolent association. Tuesday nt 8 p.m.

in the Royal Templars' hall, 360 Young street. The ladies' aid of Kildonan United church will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at tre home of Mrs. R. Gregg, 312 Kilbride ave.

Mrs. T. A. Payne will assist the hostess. The opening tea and membership drive of the ladies' auxiliary of the Winnipeg Aid will be held at the home of Mrs.

L. Berlin. 476 Manitoba on Tuesday at 8 p.m. The Mothers' Union of Holy Trinity church will meet Tuesday at 2.30 pm. In Trinity hall.

Mrs. George Mackay will speak. The ladies' auxiliary to the R.C. A SC. will meet in the Free Press board room.

Tuesday, at 8 p.m. War films will be shown. The Ministers' Wives' association of the United church will meet In Sparling hall Thursday at 3 p.m. DELUXE CLEANING Two to Five Day Service WINNIPEG LAUNDRY UUNDERERS. DYERS.

CLEANERS ISS Constance Chilawll ar rived Friday by plane from. Washington, Miss Maybell Gair Honors Recent Bride In honor of Mrs. Donald W. Reid, a recent bride, formerly Miss Win cna Steuart, Miss Maybell Gair, Sherburn entertained at a mis cellaneous shower Thursday even ing. Mrs.

C. C. Steuart, mother of the honor guest and Mrs. D. G.

Reid, mother of the bridegroom, presided over the tea cups. Guests numbered 25. MRS. D. B.

Emeno, Oxford entertained at tea during the weekend in honor of Mrs. T. J. Simpson, Collingwood. Ont.

Mrs. Gerald Aldous and Mrs. V. A. V.

McMeans presided at the tea table. Mrs. H. S. Srhleifer of Collingwood, and Miss Maunie Emeno assisted.

Out of town guests at the Good Jaquet wedding Saturday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. B. Good, Mrs. Albert Good.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Eyres, Brandon, Mrs. B.

Jar vis. Nakina, Mr. and Mrs. William Dettex. Fort William.

FO. John A. Wilding, D.F.C.. a cousin of the bride, who has just returned from overseas. IN honor of Mrs.

A. Gunn on her 8oth birthday, an informal reception will be held Thursday afternoon and evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. M. White, 412 Church ave.

Group of the W.W.A.F.A. will meet at 8.15 p.m. Tuesday in Grace United church. admission fee this yer of one book! ven'mQ Party for Mrs. D.

W. Reid Mrs. C. L. Reid, Ingersoll entertained Friday evening in honor of Mrs.

D. W. Reid, formerly Miss Winona Steuart, a recent bride. A presentation was made to the honor guest. Presiding over the tea cups were Mrs.

D. G. Reid and Mrs. C. C.

Steuart Guests numbered 42. Gifts of Linen For Miss Marguerite Slater Washington, D.C., to attend the! Mrs. Donald McKenty, tte. 5, iof the guest of honor, presided over marriage of Mitt Jean rorrester to Lancaster entertained rein the tea cups. Mrs.

Victor Persse. evening Miss Chilawell Is with.wnoon In honor of Miss Mar ithe British ministry of supply in guerite Slater, whose marriage to light Sergeant Robert J. Sacou man. A.F, will take place H. S.

Thursday. Mrs. A. J. Slater, mother D.

B. Mrs. E. Boardman. Misses Kathleen and Elizabeth O'Neil assisted, MRS.

T. J. Simpson, Collingwood, and her daughter. Mrs. Schleifer.

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