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TBI OTTAWA JOUBHAL THUMDAY, OOTOBM 19X1. 11 -Woman's Realm -ySpciat and Personal Club News -ZCitif Chmties Literature 10: C4 til SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS. Ledj Bard BnIm. Lady Borda nUrliliM charmingly uaiitd luncheon yes terday la beaer ol Bra. Walter Nichols, of Victoria.

B.C.. who visiting bar daughter. Mr. B. R.

Malnguy. a a Far rsaarag Gaeet. Mr. David Cllmoar sBlartalaed at luarheo today la honor of Mra. Leslie Mcoaa, of Canning, N.aV.

who to th caat of Mra, De videos Br la. a Pot Debwtaate Daagtitor. Mr. Godfrey B. OrMM will n-tartalm at la oa lbs afternoons of Tueedey, November 1, and Thursday, Horembor I.

I kaaor of har daughter. Mlaa Barbara Orson, wko to oa at thla aeaaoae ebU aataa, a. a For Mra, Charles. Mlaa Marguerite Crombie enter-taiaed at luncheon yesterday Id fconor of, Mra, Eric charlea, of India. tar Bla Bxeellaacr lha Oovarnor-Oaaaral kaa axundad kla petron-to tka concert to ha gives at Hla -Majesty' Thaatra.

Montreal, br ha ataiara aa Sunday alia lot Ihirt. Mr. Leslie Maeoun and her tea Rosa mood Maroon. who ara vialt- Inr la ntLewa. will aall OB Wd' aoadar next tor Parla lo ipaad pome (IBM abroad, i ex.

Mix Dotslkr Cotton, ot Montreal. I Ik guest ot Mra. C. H. MacLarea tor a law dar.

a. a Bowse Daam raw Maw Mecoaa. Mra. Pertr Bordea will SBler- tala at a kooM dance at kar koto RoekelUe oa Monday eveaiag, October IT. la boaor ot kar gaeet, Mlaa Roaamoad Maeoea.

ot Can-alar. MA. aad tor a aamber ot tkl aaaaoa'a dabaUalc. Mlaa Graham, ot Toroato, la wieUlag kar eoaala, Mra. F.

W. Avery, aad will aall at tka aad ot i tka ateath tor Barops. aecompaa- 1 tad by Mr. H. P.

Wrtgbt aad Mia Marie Wright. a 5 at la Laara Ilk Issvw at tka aad at tka weak far WakeOeld la 1 'Wakadald. apaad a taw Watka a liar lo- tsartag tor Mont- I reel. wksr' sad tUII Mr. I Major HamirtoB Irwla.

ofMoat- Vi-- raal la" apeadlag a taw dr wltk kla fatkar, Caloaal D. T. Irwla. a Mra. job Baaaott la ataalag wlU kar mother.

Mr. P. W. Arerr. arlor lo laklag aa reaidaoca li Montreal.

Baiara at ComMry Mlaa Jocalra Braaaaa ta aalar lalnlai at a dance at (ha Coentrf Club oa tha arealag ot Tha radar, Octobar Id, la kaaor ot kar brother. Mr. Jack Braasaa, aad Mlaa Georglne Caachoa, wkoaa marriage will take place aarlr la the New Tear. Hoaae Praai Moatnal. Mlaa Tara Coa haa rataraed froai Moatroal where aha went to meat bar mother, who baa been editing relatrrea lo Beglaad tor lha past four mnathe.

While la Moalraal Mm Coa waa tha lueil ot Mr. rrank Aahtoa, formerljr Mlaa Mar Fenn. a Mn. R. Haaderaoi, rlca-prealdent ot the Womea'a pulld at Empire, and Mr.

Flore, urnm-mond. coatrollar la chlel ot lb me orf anlialloa, wbo bare baa a Ib Ottawa, rataraed to Moalraal reeterdaj and ara at tba Rtt Carlton. Mre. Drammoad tall oa Saturday for Englaad. Retara ta Qarka.

Mra. J. Beaaoa Wllllami bai re turned to Quebec, having been ta Ottawa far a few dare, the gaeet of Mr. O. O'Parrell.

Mr. Willi me waa formerly Mlaa Eulalla Olllea. a a a Left For New Tork. Mr. and' Mr.

CltCord Mackey. of New York City, who bare been tha gaeet of Mra. J. Irlmey, bar left to rult la Toroato aad Niagara Fall oa tbalr way kom to New Tork. Lady Fotr, wko ba been Ibe gaaat ot Mr.

aad Mra. M. B. O'Brlaa at tka Acadia. Moalraal.

will remain la that city aatll tha ad ot tb waa a. a Mr. Nestor Irlmey. wko haa baaa at as par National Park for tb paat Haair, ta aow la Wla- alpag. Maa.

a a VmM Mr. N. J. 0 area a left eater- day tor Ragtaa, to rtslt kar oa. Dr.

U. J. Oaraaa. Ska will be away for aareral aoatb. Madame Margaertt Wllaoa kaa rataraed tram New Tork where waa a gaaat at tk Hotel Com modore.

a a MoC'a ed freea Waaaiwary, Dr. aad Jamea Morlarlty. dad Mia Doaakaa, at Waterbary. ua. aaoiara Ottawa a ware, tba gaaala at Mr.

aad Mr. H. Lambkla. a a Mr. aad Mra.

J. McCarthy week-end tweet of Mr. Qlobakr at Vla Maaor, Tarra- boaaa. Mr. Jack Taptay, wko ha beak rUltlag bla pareata, Mr.

aad Mra. Notable Values In Ladles' Timely Offering of Smart Styles for Immediate Wear uni Specially iltCU ttl $25-00 Ara amartl ut Ootta cat Importad Tal waft, witk trreraiblb plaid llninr aad eoay wjaabroom collar of aablr drtd aad fltch dyed opowa-nra, and patch or enrelop pockatii Ooaii of atnfliku OhlaoMna, without Jar trimauag, in nary blue, African brown and aenarf tmaadas 1 7M-' And alao DrwawJdar OoaU of loadla, in blot, BaTy,) waeoa and Bar-' gTindy, with ghawl eoliani ol flteh and aabla dyrxt wKKimon. aek eoat a imart, well-Biad garment which ffAP If) worth far, tnora than Momli taia pried LJ Exceptionally' $9 Q.50 rncea Are Oaasa at Bmamrtad Taeed wltk aaawl collars Amaticaa opoaeam. Chtawbdlla CmmU Irlmaaad' Wltk alatlaaee W.tR owaeaam: a ana Trarral VMM at rerentbie tweea. Trawal Cwawi of rererMble tweed, 1.

atylad i lld "Ooato wklck' kk i aad welVrat CwBh f. PA Kpiwaaat rear J9v CSO 1 es "kii 'AH Bwaab rawta of Freaak aaadlepotat aad Madksav la Mack, graeklekaea Hue, Afrkaa arewa. Teat aad (amea, attracUraly trimmed with Aiaeka aabla. wtlk aabla ayedr aad aataral poeaunv SKee Id ta 4, bat cktoay Jarga atoaa wklck' aJTord raal opportunity the larger raa. Vji', Aad alao awty Model TVarrl Oaeaa Ml la twoed.

wKk Alaska aabie aaa asm lf Id to Aaroae a Oat wbtrh ran eat tall I (-manil for amartaea, a are to li. aalltag I aaaa ru wemrar rrlea aad aeoaomy. ml a a 8133. II I II MMWHVMWMWWW Taplay. la 14.

Joka, la pasted, la Ottawa ghorUy plait kkt brotber-ia-law aad atatar. Mr. aad Mra. Baymear Ratkbaa. prior raturatag tka United atata.

a Iale. seeing Mra. Joka dmltk. of Moatreal aanouncea tka engagement of ker roaniest daughter, Madge, lo Dr Jama Harry Lalekley, of Moal raal. alder son or Mr- aad Mra H.

Lalshley. of Ottawa. Tb mar riage will tak placa la November a Mia Ethel Kaox. of Oreeabaak spent the weak-ead at Hoge Back. tka gaaat or Man Alttaa Dele, i a Mr.

H. A. track ka rataraed horn from Montreal, where rta ki beea speadlng a fw day, a a Mr. William Aadarcoa. of tka Pacific Hotel.

Taaeoarar. B.C. the guaat of kla parents, Mr. aad Mr. William Aadaraoa, Carllag a Opme Chtb Ida aaa.

Tba tint meetlag ot tha Opa cm a waa aaia reeterday afiernooa at Ike aome of Mra. Jack Aadaraoa, Wararlay street. The elab plea ta carry en wltk Ita aanaJ phllaatkropla efforts during ike winter aaaaoa. Tka following war elected to office, prasldeat. Mrs.

J. at. Taxi maa: rtce-aresideBt. Mra Jaca Anderson; aacretary. Mr.

Artkar Balllle: treasurer. Mra. Harold Coartenay. Splendid report of laat sed eon's work war girwa aad- tkl year I expected lo onng area greater raaoita a a Roy. Dr.

Joha Aatla. ot the Co lumbia Coast Ckurch of Bniland Mlaaloa. kaa arrived la the city oa kla way to Toroato, where ka will remaia for a few days a rout to his bom la Vsncourer. B.C. While la the city, he la the gaeet of Mr, Charlea McNab.

a a Farewell Diaarr. Mr. aad Mra. Matanaaia will ratertala dlaaer tomorrow erea- Ing at the Country Clab aa a fare well to their frlead. Moatralaa.

Mrs. Lyons Bllfmr la returning at the end of the week oa the Montcalm from Englaad. ftealdea oa Goto Head, Mr. aad Mr. As drew Starke.

the latter formerly Ml Fraacea Couaeas. of Ottawa, hare takea bp raeideace at tit Cot dee Nelga Koaa. Moatreal. Mra. H.

P. IU1I wUl praalda tomorrow at tka aatuma general meetlag of tk May Court Club, to be bald at halt paat three In tha club, oa Cooper street. A large attendance of member la expected aad tea will be sent ad followlag tka meetlag. see An aaiaia' LaeW OaJM. Thar waa a (Btaadld attaad-aca at tka Octobar meal ing ot tka Ladles' delld of All talala' China, Weatboro.

yea- teraay altera eon. The dorotioB war waadaetad by Mr. Waltoa milk, pr eel dent of tk OTgaaUa-tloa. Iatereatlag report were preaeated by the rarloaa otftoara. Mr.

W. B. Acrea, ireaaarer, re ported tkt ta fanda of Ik On lid aad baaa aagawated coa-ddarabty by tka raceat banraet appar. Plaa war mad for a aala of home cooking lo ba bald oa October aad a bates tba latter part November. A pleasing feature at tba meeting waa the preaeaUtloa ot a gift of allTer ta Mra.

William Pkllllpe. Tea waa Barred at tka cloae of tha meetlag. 1 Bartbday Party. A blrtkday party waa bold at tk koaa of Mr. aad Mr.

George Doiloe, ot Brock tret, Aylmer. la koaor of tkalr oalr aoa. Lonla thrbloa. Aa address waa read ky Wilfred Laaalraad aid a algaet rlag waa preaeated ky a boaeuet of roaaa ky Ultla Iraaa Dotto. Tha arealag waa apeat la playlag card aad daglag aad a dalaty appar waa aarrad.

Tb tabl wa pretty wltk rat tlowara. Tka gaaata taeladed Mr. aad Mr. P. Lamtraad.

Mr. aad Mrs. C. Bouch er. Mr.

aad Mra. Joeepk Vlane, Mr. aad Mra. H. caartraad, Mr.

aad Mr, Leyar. mi a. oiaadoa. D. Morria.

A. Morla. R. Vlena. A.

Dubois. D. Dabola. Larlgaa. J.

Morla. Lamlraaaa. La re I. at Hall. F.

Loreay. Ottawa, P. Lav-oatk. Hall; A. parlaeaa.

B. La-raaaaa. N. Grarelle. L.

Rsmala. L. Baarlol. L. Holt, Maaara.

B. Charje- bola, B. Boargaal. w. Oeargaaa.

A. Quintal. A. Dabola, R. Damoa- chal.

W. Lamlreade. R. Soallwre, Ckartraad. B.

St. Loala. T. Vlena. O.

Be Martla. L. Vlaaa. A. Robiiiard.

J. Ham la aad maay other. a a a BkUoyable Daaca. A pary enjoyable erenlng waa aeat at a daaca at Bt Matthias Hall aader tba managemeat of a aomber at roaag people. A dala ty (appar waa aarred at attd-algkt aadar tka oaTeaerakl at tka roaag ladlea.

Ameag tboea areaeat were Mr. akd Mr. Bharp. Mr. aad Mrs.

Rabtaaea, Mr. aad Mr. Orm. Mr. aad Mrs.

Broeka, Mr. aad Mr. Patrick. Mlaa Helea Malooea. Mlaa Helea Smyta.

MVa Badl LaaboTlta, Mlsa Floreaoe Ueharlt. Mlaa Olady Dirkaoa. Mlaa Orara McDeaaJd-Mlaa Belea Corbett. ts Mary McBoae, Mr. Mm D.

Tork. MM Hasel Mlaa Margaret CMaera. Mlaa Margaret Mears, Mlaa La- ralatat Mlaa McLarea. Mlaa Saae aa. Mis U.

Weir, Mr. Caraaaga, Mn AUaaader. Mr. BITly McLawa. Mr.

Keaaatk McLeaa. Mr. Marrl Markai Maears. L. Larberlts.

Al ftbermae, Clemaa -Baaa, Ray ta- roehar, Q. MeOermleb, Jeaa Faa- lam. Morria Bkalmaa. Flak. La- plaat4 Wllaoa aad Bert Daagker- Hwm' akUt mm iW.

ieaa, fsfl yaaUrday lor Calgary ta nam fa, wrmar a aaMbar. Mre. Cleat. Dery, Br. They will be away a boat aaowta.

atraj JetrajTVala baa "rah tor Toroato ta- errlt bar atatar, Mra. Baglaald Caaa. Fa aftw.iTlraMl..'.' ftoa. H. McOlrerla aad Mra.

coirerta will eartertalr at dlaaer tbl weenie at tb Cowatry Clab ta boaor at Mra. Waller Nlebol, of wba la lb guest of bar daatbter. Mr. B. CHARM1NC AUTUMN BRIDE; i Mrs.

Black, foraaariy Mfaw Mary Boad, emaarMer of Mrs. HrdlrJcb. Bob), of Toroato, whoae nsarrlace to Mr. Lrwoox Black, aoa of Mr. aad Mrs.

1. P. Black. Cote dee Koad, Montreal, took place recently at a. Mary 'a Cnarch, Cameo.

Mra. Black has beea a freqaewt visitor be uttswa. CATHOLIC WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS BpWndld Reeorte of Actlvltlre Pre eeaaea to rcaiasuao inoceaaa Dlrlaaoa ad Caaapbstl'a Bay. Splendid report were present' ed at tka Pembroke dlooeaaa con vention of tka Catholic Women's Loagn. held at Camaoeir Bar.

with Rt. Rar. Bishop Ryan pre siding. Tb atteraoea session waa glrea over eallialy to bsalnaae and report were prsaatd trom the 1 1 ab-dlrtshaa. Aa tatarastlu programme waa glvea ad tk erealng avaatlag whan tk speaker war Hat Lordship Bmbop Ryaa, Mra.

M. J- Lysas. of uiiawa; mra. KawardT Boatt, and tar. rather BarlghtA pleasing faalkr of the erealrig jwbb tba prsaeaUtlOB of 'asa)ketabf lower ad aa ad-lrear MrW Ed war Scott, retiring dloceaaa preeident rs.

r. a. raraatt at Ara prior, read the addrea aad the So wart were prsaeaUd by MraMarray. of rameroge. Mra.

J. J. McGalrs, of Kgaanlle. waa elected prealdaat. Other of.

deer laclade: Paat arealdaat. Mra. Jam Boatt, Renfrew: Bret rice- Ask Taw Orooar A the Tea Hour Tk lwUlB' (alU quickly MiHgaii altdjmoonav ft aval ttmffc ItMk (h CktlMl Hlbta bckB AtlftKljr ih wtrtath m4 baiir of PMcoch Alia. tedw-wocd4 oonvr at aoft tnuaie. tb caarr tattr of ta-(klaigra, ara all part of tha allur tha plaaant a-ctftl hoar whan amrt rt Uwtv Mtharm at th Cha- tavaaj iu IT NOW BamOWpBoaTi ad ta Qwjeea aooo fa JOURNAL Toat oaa 'ajMrg a Otlsvw anemia laak Bra ka Taa Jeaiaol bliswis they aaaw aaa a retasata raawta aa aVrnra Jm Waa Ada ap aad daw a tea street- Taw reaxk inow wag aa TWO Aad tb pete aaly a tear president, Mm.

Daggaa, Renfrew; second Tlee-presldeat, Mra. Murray Pembroke; tklrd vice-president, Mra. Orlffln, Campbell's Bay: dioce san secretary. Mra. M.

I. Maloaay: dloceaaa treasurer, Mra Parent, of Arn prior. FIRST COUNCIL OTTAWA C.G.T. Olrla Decldo To Wear CalrorBva Aa Bla of Eqaality awal Tka Caaadlaa Olrla la Training of Ottawa aad district held tbalr first oobbcII for ltlT-lt ta tba Suaday school ball of Kaox Prae-byterlan Charck, ysaterday. Bap- par wa serve ay c.OJ.T.

to about 10 repreaentatiras of 'the rarlosa groap. Tk gaasta ot tk area rag were Mrs. Hope, prseldaat af Kaox Ladies' Aid Society; Mrs. Robert Johaatoa. Ml I.

Whelaa. presl- aant ot the uiri- work Board; Mlaa Haber, assistant aapena- teadaat Mcl-ood C.OJ.T, aad Mlaa Isabel Hill, upcTlntendeat of Knox group. Alter aome flweuaaioa, ta following resolution wa passed: "We. Ibe C.O.I T. girl, meeting at Kaox Church, oa Octobar If.

resolve that tka standard CO.LD aalform of whit middy wltk aavy blue collar, caffs aad skirt wltk black Ua. tied la Bailor fashion, should be wora at Councils aad every meetlag possible. Thla pat tha girl oa aa aaaa! beets, aad promotes the COLT, Tba officers for the coming year were elected: President, Wltalfred Potto; vice-president. Margaret Barkkolder; secretary. Dorothy Brooks; treasurer, Eunice Broog; press reporters.

Doris wefdtager aad Beryl Trowbridge. Attar tha bealaea easaloa, re- porta were presented by Eunice Brook, Hassl Blake aad Wianl- trsd Potts, who atteaded Normaa-dala Prortacial Camp. Tb are-gramma closed wltk a abort alnx- song aad aa opea oamp rally. St. Stephea Charck.

Old Chel ae. waa tka aceas of a pretty wsooiBf oa uetoaer of Mary Hoses Bark, daaghter of tb lata Joaaph Burke, of Weal Taapletoa, aad of Mrs. Michael Malvl- klll, of Aylmer Bast, to Mr. Leo Beaaoa Keefe, of New Tork. sob of Mr.

aad tk bit Mr. Wa. Keefe, of Nortk Walaole. Maw Hampshire. Ray.

Father Dowd, the parish prleet. eMciated. aastst-ad by Rar. Fatkar OTools. of Pakanham, Oat.

Tka charck waa arettllr dacorai. ed wltk aatuma blooms aad Mrs. raaay. of Ottawa, presided at Ua orgs a. Mlaa Lilllaa Malrlhlll was bridesmaid, aad Mr.

William Keefe waa bast mas. Mr. Mtekaal Marrtklll gave tka arid la marriage. Attar tk eaawmoa a e.aArfl. dlaaer waa aarrad to tk latlmat friend.

Later Mr, aad Mrs. Keefe left for a motor trtp, aad will tak a reatdeoce at M4 Albany Crew-seat, Bronx; New Tork. lira BM.il m.Di v. iss MareeU Caaptar, I. O.

D. aV, aa aarlalaad tk member hut algbt wkea tke Iret aatama meetlag waa r. swr aome. ara. a.

marnond waa appelated treaaarar were mad to bold a bridge at tb boat of Mrs, Brodl aa October L1 ir waw aad Mr. M. ta Dlanaoad wtl rapraeaat tba Dhtraall Cbsatar iw uhi ik- Maatstpal Ckaptaf la tkelr aala at poppiee tor Arm let ice. Day. A BAehea mt mriAvm mfIU.

will La Ui.j Ureagkeet Ike wtaler haoataa. i iMeakers-et tka Aeada.Clak war eatertalasdtat tk hatha of Mra, Ia Caner, Wbea Mbm M. ft. Oowaa gar a I taterestlag ad-drsss aa "Bcbee at the World' Bdasattaaal Coa grass ta Torosto. Mra.

Lew Mae areslded. Tb bosessa waa BBaated asreraB pa-freehmeaU by C. Beta a rer. mrs. aaaa mra.

Thorns Bad Mrst k. Crack neH. Tb -October meetlag WUl taa Obilorp ot I BAPTtST WOMEN RAISED $9,182 srisawHi'ldeesm WMk flraa la. farest To Adores Oa Mtestoa Work. Tks large deleaatloa allanHlne tka annual meeting of tka Women's Baptist Home aad Forslga Missionary Boeietlee of East ara On-larlo sad Quebec.

Ilsteaed lo lu-Uveetlag asd helpful sddrssses gives jesieraay attaraooa sad yraalag. 1 Mrs. Wllllsm Blltoa. wit of tha psaior Of the Eaatelew Baptist Church, opened the afternoon meeUn with davotlgaa. Mr.

Bol-Haa, who was re-elected treasurer, reported recelpta of l.7( (I Ttlf wa made ap of a balance vi eiai.sa irom last year, si, tbl. Of from the mlasloa circles. tlt.lt from the Young Women's Circle and 1611.47 trom the bnada. With the addltloa of i.l from the P.rso building and 1341. from otoer sources, the flnsnclal sta'e ment showed total recelpta of fb.llt.3S.

There were circles eootrlbatlng. tl young women's circles and bsada. Childrea ta CtMiraae. That t.0 would be seeded to Saaace tha plaaa for the next year was bowa la tha report of us cwrrespoaaing aacretary, given mra. m.

a. wnite. or Ottawa Mra. White Mated that tba report of tha future poller commit- te rwrsaled lotI of 15.515 re-lurrad for lha coming year. Aa Interesting feature of the meeting was tba presentation of Scripture memory and choruses by 21 childrea froox the Person Mem-crlsl Sunday School.

Thla waa performed under the direction of Mlaa Lewltt, who alao delivered a i. port oa ths activities at the Par-ton Memorial building. A dellgbt- nii ouet waa given by Mr. M. Thomas and Mra.

B. Cooae. accompanied by Mra. McNea. Tha dalagatea listened with great Intareet to lha address br Dr.

C. C. McLaurln. who outlined tha mlaaloa work among the Rath-en Is ns. Hsngarlaai.

Russians and other bow settlers In Canada. He made special mention ot the grant of Itld glvea by the Yoaag Women's Circles towards a scholarship st tha Brandon College. The spiritual aad financial aeststaaee of tha convention would be rf greet benefit. Dr. McLaurln aald.

The mlaaloa work of the Grande Llgne waa tb aebject of aa ad-drees by Rer. O. R. McFaol. pa-tor of tha Preach Baptist Church.

My. MeFaul characterised tha last year aa a prosperous one that had ended sjlth stronger finances than had beea anticipated All the provinces had iBenssed their roatrl-' batlons ta tb Grand Llgaa mls-aloa and asraral aew recruits had beea collated. A very subatantial work waa being done amoag the Prsarh-Caaadtaa young people. Braawasfcee sMwccsaeats. Address by Rr.

Marios Smith, of Montreal, aad by Dr. C. C. Mc-Lauriu faalarsd the evening meetlag. Dr.

McLaarta apok oa tha Una work doa ky the Baptist Church li, promoting western mleaiene. Bmlth. la the coarse COMING EVENTS The tint meeting of tka Bagiltk paakiag Terllarlea af St. Domialc will tak place la the basement ot 81. Jeaa Baptiat Charck oa'Saa- day, Ittk, at a p.m.

A meeting of tha Womea'a Caaadlaa Historical society, pea to public, will he hem Friday sre. Oct. 14. at o'clock, la tke T. C.

A. Hall. Addreae ky C. fl. Cowan.

"The Ceiebratioa of taeJ Jubilee of UoafederaUoa st Of 'Maslc of bla remarks, emphasised the Inducement offered for Christian service. The work ot Ik Forolga Mis sion Board will be ekown throagb varioua reporta preaeated today, Officers of thla branch will be elected. OFFICER WEDS AMERICAN GIRL Lieutenant Commander Lawaua sad Philadelphia Bride Will Reside la Ottawa. Br CaaaSlas flees PHILADELPHIA. Oct.

II Miss E.telle Dallas Bandera, of Philadelphia, and Lieutenant Corn-mauler R. F. LawaoB, Royal Canadian Navy, were married today la St. Paal's Episcopal Church. Chest nut Hill.

Rev. Malcolm B. Pea-body, rector of the churcb, offi ciated. Tha bride Is the daughter of tba lata Mr. and Mrs.

Dallas Sandara, of thla city. Lieut. Commander Lawaoa la the son of W. B. Law-son.

K.C.. and Mrs. Lawson, of Chesterrille. Ont. After a wedding trip the count will raald la Ottawa.

ANNUAL MEETING ATROYALOTTAWA Mlaa Helen Pasrt, Wlas the Driving Prix Is the Silver DIvUlos. Ths lsdlas' committee of the lloyal Ottawa Oolf Clab held thalr closing lancheoa and annual meet ing yesterday with an attendance of 1. Mrs. J. r.

Kldd presided nd the secretary's report was read by Mra. K. A. LeSueur. A two-ball foarsoma waa played whea the wlaaers were Mr.

Maud Roes and Mra. 8. V. Patterson with Mra. Allan Horwood and Mra.

Roy Cameron as ronnere-up. Miss Helen Paget woa the driving In the stiver division and Mrs. Allaa. Ross 1b the bronxa group. Mra D.

P. Crulhshank was the winner of tha putt lag competition. Win Hold Baaasr. Tha Htnioabsrg Branch committee ot th Yoaag Worn' Christian Asaoclattoa met at the home of Mrs. J.

T. Hammlll, oa Tuesday afternoon, to plaa for tha baaaar which tb Hlatonburg commute and chapter will bold Ib the Central Association on Brads 7. November IT. jAltsr ths meeting Mr. HaamfTl erred tea.

Your Hands? Leaving tha carefree oatdoor Ufa of asm macs aad entering tha baay social whirl of tea and wbst of roar neglected beads Let a kelp you rest ore your hands to thorn former lorabV Oil axUnlonr 76o Plain Kanlonr Wo Tabs regulsr, per-alateat ear of th bsada, aad oh I th salt at worth ltl Beaaty She. The Men's Morley's" English Wool' Socks oft waollaa aockal ta plala akadta aad beat bar mlxlarsa. j. A pwf f.t i. i 75c Caslimere Socks Free aaakavsrb la dlfsrsst aksde aad FaactaaUsgj ttttM alack kata, af aoVrfl.

satte, toJts asd sstls tbad madams win her aatli BNyvraa of lovely aad 1C CATo djOO fTl. v0AUeFV tfawssWV Pembroke Weddings aa BROKE. Oct! 11. Al lH onega, on Wedl assday afternoon al 1.10 o'dockl a rery pretlil aad cere moay was hel'l hen Mlsa t'l trad I eg daaghter ot Mrl aad Otl Helaa of Alice! becaiaa tbd bride ot Mr. EftbarJ Neuman, aoa of Mr.

sad Mrs. -n-. Nenmaa. of Alice. Rer.

A. Pletch performed tba ceremony! Tha hrlda wore a charming wed 4 ding gowa ot white aatla br! crane aad a flowing weaamg jui. caught la a baadesa with orlocJ blossoms. Her sbowsr bouquet! wa. of carnations aad rosea.

Mlaa Nancy Heta acted bridesmaid and wore crepe dro" of Alice bine and carried a bouqu" of The best man waeM4 Bira Neuman. Following the ewrel mony in Pembroke a reception! waa held at the home of tha bride' parents la Alice. Mr. and Mrsl Neuman will reside Is Alice Schiastarms Tartb. A lata fall wadding took pl.ee quietly st ths Brsagwtlcsl Parsond age, Rer.

A. B. Pletch offlclsLlnil Wedneada afternoon at o'elock. when Mlaa Alice, daughtcd of Mr. aad Mrs.

Frederick Yurthl of Golden Lake, became the ot Mr. Frank Srhlmmens. Thai bride wore a frock of poudre bluel with a gmall model bat la grei aad bla to match, and a eoreagi of rosea. She waa attended Mlaa Adeline Yurth. who was la i rosewood crepe dress, and wore i black pleturs hat.

Her eonb.li waa of roaea. Mr. Harrlsoa ITIae-dow waa groomemaB. A receptlur waa held Wedneaday evening the home ef the bride's parental ooiden Lata. Mr.

and Mrs. 8chlm4 mena will reside In Pembroke, a a Rot-peel MUre. Ia Zloa Lathers a Church a rerjl pretty wadding took place Monl day when Mlaa Amy Ml las. dawxhJ ter of Mr. aad Mrs.

George Mileel of England, became the bride Mr. Alfred Koepeel. of Pembrokel son of tha lata Mr. Albert Koepsel nd Mrs. Koepeel, of Pembroke! Rer.

C. Karaka offlclated. The church waa decorated for the orl casloa with late autumn flower nd maple leaves. Mr. Max Died chrr prealdad at the organ.

Tb brld wore a wedding dreed af whit silk crape, wltk werll ding rail which fall Ib grateful fold from tb shoulder. Haa shower bosquet was of Suaborsf roaea. Mia Nancy Todd, of Oil taws, acted bridesmaid anrf wore a- beige crepe dress sad hat to match. 8h wore a corsage of llly-of-the-valley and roaea. Mr IieoBsrd Kohla waa beat mansMrl and Mrs.

Koeosel will reside Irl Penrbroke. There is a Feeling of Formality la the New Black Hiti Jjeagned Tor Matievme. Black hata aohiar tnoa bb air of alsfanoal 1 Little Girls' Hats ITFHE'MEN'S JjA 'l i- -t)A kalcMlaf aa- eomfortabieaeaa to cold. hlrry tssilsg a ua aracaatlea agaiaat It h) to wear waft adrtaaaita.t' rV W.i.i Hail TaatoW' -X- v' JM BBd fXN jv A.theaaai llttla baU ef vatrat. fsll sad sede-irke fabrics sr aaoet booomlag to fresh girlish facea la th sssottTaswt are felt aport kata, becomlsg kaU at wwrrat fabric oonblaaUAB aid blsah alasb gbrbat are real good tralaa at ttla pTtc.

i a inBaffoTlia A aV nion-Table GlotKs 43odt seirkeebla table-cloth, wf aabsa damaak la die ptarvra krd for aaa, by 1 -25 Priced, each r. IsavimdwUa lJijnM Far hlaetsry' WEer' algkU waaaeUU nktaua' beat, trlped aUawahttsa ar tapored atoaly tat waH ftttla prisms, with frogs at arttartal silk IbtwlaV vaV, wld gggtsrtataat at.

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