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I Council of Women Plans Luncheon For Provincial President A luncheon was arranged for Mrs. F. J. Rolston, provincial president of the Local Council of Wo men, who is to be guest speaker at the Women's Canadian club Monday, when members of the Local Council of Women met in the City hall Monday. Mrs.

J. Fletcher Shaw presided and seven affiliated societies were represented. The secretary was instructed to write Mrs. L. O.

McCarter expressing appreciation of her sen ices as treasurer and regret that she had left the city. Mrs. Clark, president of the Wo men's Institute, reported having secured a building to be used as a Women's building. Mrs. Shaw gave an interesting report of the national convention.

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bowden and two sons are leaving this week to take up residence at Green Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newby and family motored to Vancouver Sunday to take down Clayton Newby, who left for Guelph, where he will study at the Ontario Veterinary college. Engagements The engagement is announced of Ethel Rose, elder daughter of Mrs.

E. Price and the late A. W. Price of this city, to Lloyd Eckhoff, son of Mr. and Mrs.

F. C. Eckhoff, Rosedale. The wedding will take place in the evening of October at Rosedale United church. You'll Like Our Expert Service Come here when you want a better permanent! We are in touch with the newest fall beauty trends, and we'll help you select a flattering hairdo.

Empress Beauty Parlor Teetzel Latimer For PERFECT BEAUTY SERVICE Ob 1 98L iti CSffi A THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1939 Personals Miss L. Gilbert returned home Wednesday after spending a week in Vancouver. Mrs. Carl Grossman has returned home after spending several days in Vancouver. Mr.

and Mrs. Frederic K. Grim mett moved this week into their new home on Kipp avenue. Mrs. C.

J. Bell, New Westminster, and former resident of Rosedale, is a visitor in the valley. Mrs. W. J.

Allan, C.B.E., was a visitor to Vancouver Friday in connection with Red Cross business. Mrs. B. H. Harford entertained at the tea hour today honoring her sister in law, Mrs.

Lindsay Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Barton held open house Wednesday evening at their home on Trans Canada highway. Fred Meilicke, Edmonton, spent a few days this week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. F.

Meilicke. Mr. and Mrs. W. Dawson, Victoria, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Isaac Nixon for a few days this week. Bob Davis and Dick Foster left today for Portland where they will continue their studies at the dental college. Miss Margaret Evans has re turned from a holiday spent visit ing friends in Nelson, Nakusp and Kelowna. Mrs.

W. R. Gilbert, Mrs. C. A.

Martin, Mrs. E. B. Lee and Hugh Dorland were visitors to Vancouver Sunday. Miss Clare Chadsey has returned home after spending two weeks holidaying at Enderby, Vancouver, Penticton and Seattle.

Miss Frances Baird, Miss Phoebe MacFarlane and Miss Ruth Car ruthers are holidaying this week in Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Street, Mrs. Byron B.

Dafoe and Mrs. F. K. Grimmett were visitors to Hammond Friday. Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Higginson have had as their guests the lat ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. E.

Mostyn, Vancouver. Miss Nina Mary Martin, R.N., spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rowed Martin, Yale road. Ivan Kerr has returned to Princeton after spending a few days with his mother, Mrs.

Chas. Kerr, Yale road east. Visitors to Ladner Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. McCaw, Mr, and Mrs. F. K. Grimmett, and Miss Lillian and Miss Ella Kerr.

Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Milton have returned from a motor trip to Re gina, Moose Jaw, Glacier National Park and the Grand Coulee Dam.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex. J. Cameron former residents of this city, and Mr.

and Mrs. Hammond, Vancouver, were visitors here this week. Miss Gertrude Wunch, R.N., New Westminster, and formerly of this city, is visiting friends here and will leave shortly to nurse at Hazelton. Miss Belle Dickinson left Tuesday for Tallheo, across the bay from Bella Coola, where she has secured employment as a governess. Mr.

and Mrs. F. A. Matheson and their guests Mr. and Mrs.

George Williams of Prince George are spending this week on Vancouver Island. Mr. and Mrs. O. F.

Meilicke, Miss Charlotte Meilicke, Mrs. John Vas seur and Donald Meilicke attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Mei licke's niece, Gretchen Meilicke, and Norman Hyland in Canadian Memorial church, Vancouver, DRESSES just Party Taffetas, Afternoon Crepes and Wool Sheers are among this grand lot of new frocks for wear now and into the winter. Sizes 14 to 20 HATS The ever ready classic Sport; the smart Coachman, with high crown, lovely soft tams and off the face Queens are just a few of the many models to select from a brand new shipment Select Your COAT Now from our wide range of Fur and Untrimmed Styles.

A small deposit will lay away your coat until wanted. Priced from $14.75 to $35.00 PICKARD STADE LTD. Chilliwack Late September Days Marked by Many Pre Nnptial and Post Nuptial Affairs Complimenting Rose Price, October Bride elect TO compliment Miss Rose Price, whose marriage to Lloyd Eckhoff takes place early in October, Mrs. V. McGlashing and Miss Vera McGlashing were co hostesses this afternoon at a miscellaneous shower at their home on Woodbine avenue.

The chair for the honoree wasMiss Shirley Vines, Miss Eileen decorated in the pink and white color scheme and was placed under I an arch. Autumn flowers enhanced the rooms. Dorothy Barber drew in an oil truck which held the many parcels for the bride elect. Miss Evelyn and Miss Marion Sather and Miss Cleo Johnson favored with vocal selections. When refreshments were served Mrs.

E. Price, mother of the guest of honor, and Mrs. F. C. Eckhoff, mother of the groom to be, were asked to preside at the urns.

Those present were Mrs. E. Price, Mrs. F. C.

Eckhoff, Mrs. M. H. Milton, Mrs. William Orr, Mrs.

J. A. Barber, Mrs. H. D.

Morgan, Mrs. Neville, Mrs. G. L. V.

Smith, Mrs. E. C. Woodruff, Mrs. T.

Lai sen, Mrs. F. Kuhnke, Mrs. F. G.

Barnes, Mrs. B. Sather, Mrs. Burgess, Miss Edith Price, Miss E. Jensen, Miss T.

Gammon, Miss Evelyn and Miss Marion Sather, Miss Cleo Johnson, Miss Dorothy Rumble, Miss Helen Eckhoff, Miss Flora Barnes, Miss Thelma Morgan and Miss Maiza Orr. Newlyweds Honored A shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Fred McFaul, a recent bride and groom, was given by Mrs. Isaac Nixon at her home on Nowell street Wednesday evening.

The rooms were decorated with fall flowers and gifts were brought in on a miniature bread van drawn by Billy Larsen who was dressed to represent a baker. A contest was enjoyed, the winner being Billy Larsen. Vocal selections were given by Miss Helen Currie and R. Stanton accompanied by Miss L. Jensen.

Refreshments were served with Mrs. J. C. Henson, mother of the bride, pouring tea and Mrs. K.

McFaul, mother of the groom, presiding at the coffee urn. Tea aides were Mrs. W. McFaul, Miss L. Jensen, Miss P.

Webb, Miss M. Jardine, Miss G. Whitlam and Miss H. Currie. Those sending gifts were Mrs.

H. Barr, Mrs. H. W. Currie, Mrs.

M. Burgess, Mrs. W. Barritt, Miss Mabel Day (Calgary), Mrs. Glover (Armstrong), Mrs.

C. Glass (Hope). Mrs. F. Kipp, Miss P.

Webb, Mr. and Mrs. W. McFaul, Mrs. J.

C. Hensen, Miss L. Jensen, Miss M. Jardine, Mr. and Mrs.

K. McFaul, Mrs. T. E. Larsen, Mrs.

G. Saunderson, Miss E. Jensen, Mrs. McGlashing, Mrs. E.

T. Anderson, Mrs. R. J. Henderson, Mrs.

C. Fletcher, Miss Helen Currie, Mrs. D. Whitlam, Miss Ruth Scott, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Mitchell, Mrs. C. Craig, C. and L.

Craig, Mrs. H. W. Burrowes, Mrs. A.

Jardine, Mr. and Mrs. I. Nixon and Miss Mary Nixon. For Mrs.

Knight Mrs. W. Ellis entertained this afternoon at her home on Church avenue at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs. T. Leslie Knight, the former Ethelmary Brook.

Her guests were Mrs. Lionel Miller, Mrs. T. P. Knight, Mrs.

E. Patterson, Mrs. W. J. Whitlam, Mrs.

Walter Nixon, Mrs. S. Marshall, Miss Leone Marshall, Mrs. T. T.

McCammon, Miss Vera Mun ro, Mrs. Farquharson, Mrs. W. J. Pyvis, Mrs.

A. A. Hinton, Mrs. B. Hinkley, Miss Nellie Hinkley, Mrs.

G. H. Conor, Mrs. Allen Higginson, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.

M. H. Nicholson, Mrs. J. Allen Knight, Mrs.

S. Pattenden and Miss Marjorie Lett. Co hostesses Entertain Complimenting Mrs. T. Leslie Knight, Miss Audrey Lehrman and Miss Hazel McKay were co hostesses at a miscellaneous shower Friday night at the home of the latter on Princess avenue.

Invited guests were Mrs. T. P. Knight, Mrs. George H.

Conor, Mrs. J. Allen Knight, Mrs. Marshall McLeod, Mrs. A.

Lyle Chambers, Miss Betty Jack, Miss Margaret Jess, Miss Nora Vines, IN $3.98 $1.98 and up Phone 5611 Harley, Miss Marion Wilson, Miss Josie Fowler and Miss Marjorie Lett. Today's Bride Feted Mrs. Ronald Arthur, Miss Loma Lowther and Miss Mary Jones were joint hostesses at the home of the first named Monday night when they entertained at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Mabel McElroy whose marriage took place in Vancouver today. Invited guests were Mrs. H.

R. Arthur, Mrs. Alex. Karr, Mrs. D.

H. H. Lowther, Mrs. Harvey De Long, Mrs. H.

C. Pook, Mrs. E. B. Butchart, Mrs.

Noel Butchart, Mrs. George Lindsay, Mrs. Wallace Howie, Mrs. P. Sowerby (Vancou ver), Miss Jean Robertson, Miss Betty France, Miss Dorothy Pook and Miss Dorothy Ratzman.

Honors Mabel McElroy The Nodus Tonus sewing club met at the home of Miss Margaret Maclachlan on First avenue Wednesday night when the highlight of the evening was the presentation of a coffee table to Miss Mabel McElroy. Contributing to the gift were Mrs. Harold K. Manuel, Mrs. Ronald Arthur, Mrs.

Allan Stevenson, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Dorothy Pook, Miss Lorna Lowther, Miss Belva Brett, Miss Ella Kerr, Miss Marion Wilson, Miss Dorothy Ratzman, Miss Bernice Hannah, Miss Audrey Lehrman, Miss Eileen Harley, Miss Adeline Graham, Miss Ruth Halpenny, Miss Lorene Jones, Miss Frances Baird, Miss Jessie Lockwood, Miss Margaret Maclachlan and Miss Bunny Weeks. Fetes Roberta Simpson Mrs. Lucas Adank was a delightful hostess at her home on September 19 when she entertained in honor of Miss Roberta Simpson, now Mrs. Leslie Wilson. Pink, mauve and white asters decorated the rooms while a vase of vari colored antirrhinum graced the tea table.

During the afternoon a gift was presented to the guest of honor. Invited guests were Mrs. Ken neth Carpenter, Mrs. Frank Scott, Mrs. George Bradwell, Mrs.

J. M. Simpson, Mrs. Frank Chevalley, Mrs. A.

K. Johnson, Mrs. Wesley Simpson, Mrs. H. Bradwell (Field), Mrs.

Harold Chadsey, Mrs. A. J. Hudson, Mrs. S.

Howard, Mrs. H. C. Banks, Miss Irene Wilson, Miss Grace Murray, Mrs. H.

Hender son and Mrs. R. W. Stewart. For Mrs.

Beltz Mrs. Stanley V. Brown entertained at a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. James Beltz, the former Jean Bennett, Wednesday when invited guests were Mrs. Marvin Johnson, Mrs.

Sam Marks, Mrs. J. Bennett, Mrs. G. J.

Anderson, Mrs. Beckitt, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. D. Hawn, Mrs.

Barclay, Mrs. G. Atkinson, Mrs. M. Jorgenson, Miss Evelyn Jorgenson, Mrs.

A. Thompson, Mrs. H. Beltz and Mrs. J.

Brown. After the gift box was opened, tea was served. Militia Dance Enjoyable Affair The Rollerdrome dance Friday evening at which enlisted men and their ladies were guests was well attended by the men and by the public, and was a thoroughly enjoyable event. Cash receipts have been put aside to assist in pre senting another evening's enter tainment for the militia men at some future date. Liberal assis tance by 20 business firms and by women who assisted in serving refreshments is gratefully acknowledged by the sponsors, Charles Dew and Neale Unruh.

Baptist Y.P.S. Makes Presentation Following the regular meeting of the Baptist Young People's society Monday night, Mrs. Ross Bowlby, on behalf of the members, presented a gift to Miss Belle Dickinson, a member of the organization who left the following day for Tallheo. A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Women's Canadian Club Open Meeting Monday October 2 Empress Hotel 8 p.m.

CHILLIWACK Speaker: MRS. F. J. ROLSTOX President Vancouver Women's Canadian Club Subject! "Voluntary Keglitretlon of Canadian Woman" Weddings GLEIG IIANNA Fall flowers graced the home of Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Hanna, 24 Lewis avenue, Wednesday evening for the 7:30 o'clock ceremony at which their daughter, Alma Julia, became the bride of Donald Gleig, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. B. Gleig, 31 Lewis avenue. Rev. J.

A. Munro performed the ceremony under a bower decorated with pink and white streamers and autumn flowers. For her wedding the bride had chosen a teal blue satin crepe dress with bustle effect. She wore a corsage of Talisman roses and a coronet of forget me nots. She was given in marriage by her father and was attended by her sister, Mrs.

D. B. Hawn, as matron of honor, who wore flowered sheer over pink taffeta on which was pinned a corsage of Talisman roses and she wore matching flowers irt her hair. Mrs. A.

Mansfield, sister of the bride, rendered a vocal solo "At Dawning." George Sutherland was groomsman. A three tier wedding cake cen tered the bride's table covered with a white linen cloth bordered with flowers in pastel shades, and was flanked by triple brass candle sticks holding tall ivory tapers Mrs. Charles Hodgson, Mrs. Leslie Martin and Mrs. Arthur Mansfield were serviteurs.

For travelling to the Coast on her honeymoon the bride donned a wine coat with black fur trim and black accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Gleig will take up residence here. Out of town guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Gleig, Abbotsford; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Martin, Vancouver, and Mrs. A.

Mansfield, Biggar, Sask. TINKLER BROWN Autumn leaves and cedar boughs with dahlias and gladioli formed the setting of a quiet wedding at Chilliwack Seventh Day Adventist church when at 11 a.m. on September 24 Viola Ruth, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Brown, Edmonton, became the bride of Desmond Ernest Tinkler, only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Tinkler, Sardis. The ceremony was performed by Elder E. A. Beavon, Vancouver. Given in marriage by her mother, the bride looked lovely in a shimmering gown of India brown silk, family heirloom.

Her veil fell from a Dolly Vardon hat of net. She carried an open Bible, a present from the groom, on which lay a spray of small pink lillies. The bride's attendant was her youngest sister, Marlene, wearing a floor length pink silk dress with pink net bolero and carrying an arm bouquet of baby asters and fern. The groom was supported by El vin Abbey. Soloist was Miss Kathleen Tinkler, sister of the groom, who rendered "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life." Miss Evelyn Tinkler played the nuptial music, A large number of friends from Vancouver, Chilliwack and Promontory attended.

A small reception was held at the home of the groom's parents following which the bride and groom left for a short honeymoon to be spent at Burns Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Tinkler will reside at Prince George. JOHN8TON JETTER A pretty wedding was solemnized in St.

Elmo W.I. hall Saturday evening when Violet Evelyn, daughter of Mrs. M. Jetter, became the bride of Oscar Johnston, formerly of Sweden. Rev.

T. S. Paton, Rosedale, officiated. Miss Nettie Eichstadt, Rosedale, played the wedding march and Mrs. Wylie sang "When You Come Home," accompanied by Mrs.

Ed. Dale. The bride wore a navy suit and a black hat and carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations. She was attended by her cousin, Miss Irene Graham, who wore a pink crepe dress. Her bouquet was also comprised of carnations.

The groom was supported by Ray Jetter, brother of the bride Pink and white asters and streamers decorated the hall where buffet luncheon was served im mediately following the ceremony. After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. O. Johnston will reside in their new home at St.

Elmo. MA CDONA LD TINGLE Twilight Lodge, overlooking Lac La Hache, was the setting for a quiet wedding September 16 when Muriel Eleanor, daughter of Mr. WILSONS REALLY KILL One pad kills flics all day and every day for 2 or 3 weeks. 3 pads In each packet. No spraying, no stickiness, no bad odor.

Ask your Druggist, Grocery or Cicncral store. 10 CENTS PER PACKET WHY PAY MORE? THE WILSON FLV PAD H.mlllei., Out Cloverdale Members Plan to Attend W.I. Convention Members of Surrey Women's In stitute who are planning on attending the Women's Institute con vention which will be held here next week are Mrs. M. E.

Tomer, Mrs. R. Keery, Mrs. J. Keery, Mrs.

L. Balback, Mrs. G. Richardson, Mrs. J.

McCrimmon, Mrs. A. Clay, Mrs. I. Chessher, Mrs.

R. Kippan, Mrs. E. Hornby, Mrs. H.

Hornby and Mrs. F. J. Kellaway. and Mrs.

C. N. Tingle, Sardis, became the bride of Geoffrey John Gunter Macdonald, son of Dr. and Mrs. J.

D. Macdonald, Victoria. Rev. Mr. Proctor, Williams Lake, performed the ceremony.

Given in marriage by Dr. C. E. McRae, the bride wore a frock of moss green sheer woollen with finely pleated skirt and auilted petal closing. Her accessories were in shade of harvest wine and her only ornament was a gold and pearl bracelet which had been worn by the groom's mother.

Her corsage was of roses in harmonizing tones. Miss Margaret Stanford attended as bridesmaid wearing an autumn brown woollen ensemble with black and brown accessories. James Lambeth was the groomsman. For travelling the bride donned a topcoat of jungle green over her wedding costume. Mr.

and Mrs. Macdonald will reside at Williams Lake. THANKSGIVING TEA H.M.S.llON CHAPTER, I.O.D.E. at the home of Mrs. H.

J. Barber 170 Yale East Tuesday, October 3 3 to 6 p.m. TEA and FORTUNES OPENING DANCE RIVERSIDE PAVILION VEDDER CROSSING Friday, September 29 Dancing 9 till 2 MUSIC BY THE MERRY MOUNTAINEERS Gentlemen 50c Ladies 25c Dance In the cosy hall with the wonderful floor. Refreshments. PIPER RICHARDSON Friday, September 29 9 till 2 Admission 25c and 35c Refreshments Available Neale Unruh and His Knights of Harmony FRID.

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