The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 10

MISSE. K.PAUL CHARMING BRIDE Become the Bride or Harold Edl- on. Treble at Ceremony Here. Vmhtm toS3ivv- PeJui's-Eastern 1 United Church i was the scene of a pretty and interesting wed- ding ceremony this afternoon I at 3 o'clock of: Miss Kifa Kathleen a 1, daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. William Paul, of London.

En ffland to Mr. Harold Edfson Treble, of Ottawa, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Treble, of Crystal City, Man. Rev.

W. W. McNairn officiated. The bride, who was unattended, was given in marriage by Mr. Ingram Connell.

of Ottawa. She wore a smart costume of navy blue tree-bark crepe, the hip length coat trimmed with a blue fox collar and opening, over a rose pink crepe blouse. She wore a small French hat with short nose veil and a corsage bouquet of pink roses. Following the ceremony, a re- ception was held1 for the immcdi- ate friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Treble will tnke up 'residence in Ottawa. W. M. S.

Of Wnfrrn I'nllrd. The November meeting the evening W.M.S. of Western United Church was held at the home of F. Towsley, and presided over by Mrs. W.

D. Connelly. The worship service and the first chapter of the study book were In charge of Miss Grace Taber, assisted by Miss Alma Hammond, Miss Grace Cook, and Mrs. G. I.

Wallace. The thank-' offering was received and plans were made for Autumn work. Refreshments were served- by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. G. Ernest Towsley.

i A MAGIC VOICE WEEK AT W. Lindsay Co. Ltd. IN Sparks Street No Mora Blue Mondays When Ton Own a CONNOR ELECTRIC WASHER Currier-McKnight Co. M-171 Bass Bt, a to.

rflCWSST IN WINTES, COATS rur rrtmmed with lynxif fox. et. ZZ.DU, "Axj KtT I Prices for Fur Work in tfeasint-unl. 1 4 1 Relining torn $17.50. 1 Ufa fclinj i snopssnop Zesto Coffee I Ground Fresh In Our Stores Wbll you Pound Stores AH wait.

23c Over Town. Thil 11 Bmbifm I IdtotlflM I l.D.A. DRUG STORES taovpuosat oracgisur auiut At NO snyii IQST Toronto Guests. Sir Ernest and Lady MacMiUan, ot Toronto, were Invited to dinner at Government House on Tuesday evening. Luncheon Guests.

Hoti. D. H. Drummond. Minister for Education, New South Wales and Miss Drummond, had luncheon at Government House on Tuesday.

Leave for Montreal. His Excellency the Governor General, accompanied by Mr. H. R. Stewart and Lieut.

S. G. Rivers-Smith, R.N.. left Ottawa for Montreal on Wednesday morn- ug. His Excellency will return to Ottawa on Saturday morn ing.

For Holt-Moloney Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Powell, of Valleyfleld. will be in Ottawa for the Holt-Moloney wed ding on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kerr leave tomorrow for St.

Petersburg, Florida, where they will spend the Winter. 1 At the Seigniory Club. Colonel J. F. Clarke was among the recent guests at the Seigniory uiuo, wue.

At Cousin's Wedding. Mrs. Hubert Gibbon was -honor at the marriage of her cousin. Miss Doris Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Emerson Fee. of St. Hyacinthe, to Mr. Horace Charles Blenkhorn, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Blenkhorn, of Athol, N.S.. which took place on Saturday last at St. John's United Church, St.

Hyacinthe, Que. For Niece's Wedding. Miss Elizabeth Scollard, of Peterboro, is in Ottaw for the marriage o( her niece. Miss Gertrude Moloney to Captain Perci- tdnionton'CuesL Mrs. Bessie Evans Duggan, of Edmonton, is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs, A. Davies, 114 Somerset Street West Mrs. Flavellc Taillon has returned to the city from Boston, where she attended the American Dietetic Association convention. Mr. and Mrs.

Lyttleton Cassels are spending a few weeks at Nor-anda. Saskatchewan Visitors. Mrs. D. G.

Anderson, of Spring- jslde, and Mrs. C. Anderson, of Beavordale, are I the guests of their brother and 1 sistcr-in-law, Hon. C. A.

Dunning and Mrs. Dunning at their new home on Island Park Drive. i'al Saturday. She is the guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Dr.

and Mrs. P. J. Moloney. 28.

133ft mi mi -m mm mm mm ms. a mm. aaea mm i m- mt mm. mm mm mi at mm i THE OTTAWA JOtiKNAE t- a HONOR GRADUATES OF IMMACULATA HIGH SCHOOL From left to right, the Misses Addle' Gertrude Cain. Margaret Hlggerty.

Mary George. LeontiM Audrey MacGregor, and Margery S(oddart, honor graduatea ol Immaculala High School. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL At Symphony Concert His Excellency the Governor General, attended by members of his staff, was present at a concert given by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra In the Capitol Theatre on Tuesday evening. His Excellency the Governor General received Mr. F.

C. Blair at Government House on Monday. 3m I iSSK Ottawa! Most Outstanding Fur Stvhsti. I s5K mi i I I mi iiiirw lass 1 vra-AK mi mi mi, mm Baa Iff AMPLE 1 TME i I Ere Winter snows set in iP- For the refashionim mniernitint rtlimng of "out-moded" furs. XSs Recently imported Paris and New York models with Antoine deft touch- f8 theiltnwsrlH fashion, assure 1 Wtft I Madame Mademoiselle of detail just I MS I current trends.

I Singleton Burns St Peter's Anglican Church, New Boyne, was the scene of a charming and interesting wedding on Saturday, when Es telle Myrtle jitirene Rnmi nnlv nt i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bums, of Portland on the-Hideau, was united in marriage to Mr. Joseph George Singleton, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Singleton, also of Portland. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Secor, rector.

Attended by Miss Gwendolyn Greer, of Brockville, the bride was given in marriage by hef father. Mr. Sheridan Singleton, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ivan Wills, and Ernest Willis, cousins of the bride and groom, acted as ushers. Following the ceremony a re ception was held at the home of the bride's parents.

Later the couple left on an extended, motor -trip through New York State and will return by way of Niagara Falls and Toronto. On their return they wilJLJaiie. j-esidence-arPdrtlarid-on-the-Rideau. Hold Sewing Meeting. Officers and members of L.O.B.A.

No. 12 met at the home of Mrs. William Douglas for afternoon tea and sewing. This was the Iirst of a series of sewing meetings to be held weekly for the purpose of making toys and clothes for Christmas cheer. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs.

D. Garland, Willow street 8t Luke's A.Y.F.A. St Luke's- A.Y.P.A. held their fortnightly meeting in the parish nau, wnen Mr. Mervyn Murphy led in prayer.

In the absence of Rev. Serson Clarke. The vie president Mr. John Watson pre sided, and following the business, a program of entertainment and dancing was enjoyed. I i i i.

1 Chararterln our rur Cou Vou I mTj TTf-tWf ow it to jaurseil to them. JA3 I 4 H.nafa.l.rlai Lil- fJP fXS- Trtlt Cdlaalrt JL 1 -'r Sparks 8t Qoern (93-634 s) sj HMO GREATEST October Sale NOW OOINO ON rlX Valnei yoo ar Uktly to at i 1 sparks Bt am y' I V'kMOW tils MVC'OMnCXtOM I I EARING APPAREL) WtIY I ALWAYS WMOVC I TOKj.icas on oua DCFlkHlio YMKT flam I YeoqiVigT.CS TrlOHOUfrHtY WW 4 tUX TOILtT SOAP GUAKO Itloto by Baby, EUeea Koogh, WOMEN'S AUXILIARY ENTERTAINS IMMACULATA HONOR GRADUATES Delightful Tea Given By Hosteases to Young Ladles, GueaU Being Received by Mr. N. J. Lerlerc, the President and Mrs.

W. J. Bambrtrk. First Vice-President ffl HE members of i Mrs. B.

G. Maclntyre, Mrs. A. La the Women's Auxiliary. Im-macuiata High School, were hostesses at a delightful tea given for the honoc graduates.

These young ladies were most successful in then-school career. The many guests were received by Mrs. N. J. Leclerc, president, and Mrs.

W. J. Bambrick, first vice-president The spacious auditorium with Its decoration of Autumn leaves, ferns and colored lights, presented a very picturesque scene. The tea table, bright with yellow chrysanthemums and silver candelabra holding yellow tapers was in charge of Mrs. E.

Usher, assisted by Miss Anna Delaney, Salle, Mrs. S. Wither, Mrs. S. Fil- lion, Mrs.

D. McAuliffe, Miss M. Egan, Mrs. C. Kavanagh, Mrs.

F. MrKenna. The following ladies 1 presided: Mrs. J. J.

Lonergan, Mrs. Philip O'Meara, Mrs. P. Horan. Miss H.

LeBelle, Mrs. F. J. I Slater. Mrs.

E. L. Slattery, Mrs. I C. J.

Furlong, Mrs. J. T. Shaugh-j ncssy, Mrs. C.

Alexander, Mrs. M. I Taylor, Mrs. John Grimes, Miss i M. M.

Vaughan, Mrs. J. B. Losty. The graduates were seated at a table appropriately decorated in their honor and when leaving expressed their deep appreciation to the members for the kindly interest and good wishes for their future.

Registration of members was In charge of the following: Mrs. T. S. Patterson, Mrs. W.

C. McEach-em, Mrs. J. J. McLaughlin, Mrs.

L. Quinn. Mrs. H. E.

Villeneuve was general convener and much of the success of the tea was due. to her capable arrangements. Walker Calderone A quiet wedding took place in St. Patrick's Church on Monday, October 26, at 10 o'clock, when Dorothy, youngest daughter of Captain and Mrs. C.

Walker, was united In marriage to Mr. Gus. Calderone. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Calderone. Rev. Father Burke officiated. The bride was attired in a iirown ensemble, trimmed with mink fur. She wore a corsage of mauve orchids.

Following the ceremony a re ception was held at the home of the bride parents at 176 1-2 Ne- pean street Mr. and Mrs. G. Calderone left later on a motor trip to the Middle States. On their return they will reside in Ottawa.

Breakfast Club Meets. "Ottawa Credit Women's Breakfast Club held their first business meeting for the Autumn season on Tuesday morning at seven o'clock. The meeting was Opened with a sing-song led by Miss Olive Mather, and the president, Miss Ivy Riddle, gave a short talk on the constitution and bylaws of the club. The secretary, Miss Myrtle Holland, presented a report and that of the treasurer was given by Miss Dora Harwood. An interesting boost of Miss Margaret Rowan was given by Mrs.

Agnes Geekie. The boost prizes were won by Mrs. J. Gardiner and Miss M. Holland.

The members were entertained by Miss Kay Rollins, who gave two amusing recitations. The meeting was convened by Miss Dora Harwood, and new members were enrolled. To Visit Here. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Manlon, who have been spending their honeymoon in Florida and in Washington D.C., arrive in Ottawa next week to spend a few days with Mr. Manion's parents, Hon. Sr. and Mrs. it.

J. Manion. Hold Hallowe'en Dance. Members Of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Elmdale Municipal Association held on enjoyable and largely attended Hallowe'en dance on Monday night in Elmdale Hall. Thojr were received by the honor ary president Mrs.

J. D. Aber- crombie: Mrs. Melville Johnston, the president and Mrs. W.

Tag-gart vice-president Games and dancing were enjoyed amid gay Hallowe'en decorations. Controller Allan B. Turner and Mr. Russell Boucher, K.C., drew the door prises which were won by the following; Mrs. Jack Hill, Mrs.

George Cowan, Dr. S. C. Aiken and Mr. J.

D. Abercromble. Mr. and Mrs. Radmore Stewart were Judges of the French Minuet that was won by Mr.

and Mrs. Mervyn Novelty dance were won by Mrs. Walter Wardlaw, Mrs. Wil liam Southwell, Mrs. 8tanley Bul-lis, Mfc Harvey Armstrong.

The program was capably arranged by Mrs. William Southwell. Refresh. menta were In charge of Mrs. E.

Schroeter, "Mrs. C. Skinner, Mrs, H. Shone, Mrs. Cecil Joynt, Mrs.

H. Kelly, Mrs. J. ShouWice. The membership tickets were In charge.

of Jin. Frank Bcott and Mrs. Jiuface AiMlersoati HOSPITAL BOARD, HAD BUSY YEAR PreteaUat Children's Village Be- aril Are riesaulad la Large Attendance. EPORTS of a successful and busy year were presented yesterday at the loth annual 'meeting of the rotestant Children's Hospital Board, when Mrs. H.

S. Bates, the president presided over a- large attendance. Rev. Harry Mollina conducted the pray ers ano gave a oner address. Mrs.

H. S. Bates. In a short dreas, thanked all the friends of the hospital tor their splendid cooperation during the Reports were given on correspondence by Mrs. R.

X. Odell; treasurer, Mrs. Gordon Booth; sewing, Mrs. f. Gray Masson; superintendent, Miss Winifred Hudson and medical board, Dr.

John Armstrong. A splendid reoort renlete with Interesting details of the work off Hold Hallowe'en Party. miicw, was preaentea oy mis. E. F.

Erzlnger. The following statistics nresent- ed by Mrs. Erzinger, indicated the progress of the hospital in the year; patients in the hospital, Oc tober 1, 1938, 21; patients admitted, 621; clinic patients, 652; clinic patients admitted to the hospital, 151; number of patients in residence during the year, 621; capacity of beds. 55. There were no deaths during the year, and 299 patients were operated upon.

In the diet kitchen, there were 39,465 bottles of formula; 6,840 spoon feedings; 10.018 trays and 1,063 special trays. Seven young ladies were graduated at the ceremonies in June. Gratitude was expressed to the many fraternal organizations and service clubs, as well as individ uals for their increasing support. Thanks were voiced to the follow ing conveners: Mrs. W.

G. Mas-son, sewing; -Mrs. F. A. Heney, food purchasing; Mrs.

H. J. Sykes. hospital and residence supplies; Mr. C.

H. Plnhey, finance: Miss Anna Pinhey, visiting; Mrs. W. P. Trowse, social and Mrs.

G. D. Fin-layson, hospital managing. At the close of the meeting tea was served, when the table was presided over by Miss Anna Pinhey and Mrs. J.

H. Garland. The following were the mem bers of the board of management for the pew year: Honorary directors: Mrs. W. M.

Southam, Mrs. H. M. Ami. Mrs.

W. E. Mathews, Mrs. F. Pratt.

Life members: Mr. C. H. Pin- I hey. Miss Anna Pinhey, Mrs.

Jackson Booth, Mrs. A. W. Fleck, i Board of Management: Misi I Anna Pinhey, Mrs. W.

E. Ma-i thews, Mrs. F. A. Heney, Mrs.

H. S. Bates. Mr. C.

H. Pinhey, Mr. H. If. W.

Nesbitt Mrs. G. D. Fin-layson. Mrs.

H. J. Sykes, Mr. F. A.

Heney. Mrs. G. E. Booth.

Miss Edythe Brownlce, Mrs. H. Code, Mrs. H. M.

Tory, Mrs. F. W. Mus-grove. Mrs.

F. W. Berry. Mrs. W.

K. Eastman, Mr. H. J. Clarke, Mr.

J. L. Kemp, W. P. Trowse.

Mrs. W. G. Masson, Mrs, N. W.

Campbell, Mrs. E. F. Erzinger. Mrs.

A. K. Hay, Mrs. L. M.

Mc Coy, Mrs. R. K. Odell, Mil. J.

B. Dover, Mrs. J. H. Garland.

Mr. Stanley Lewis, Dr. H. D. Courtney, Mrs.

A. R. Mortimore. The. Sunday School hall of First Baptist Church was-lheactne-of-a happy Hallowe'en tea yesterday afternoon, arranged by Group 3 of the Women's Union.

The many -received by "Mrs." Stuart Ivison. wife of the pastor; Mrs. e. uordon Blackadar. presi dent of the Union and by Mrs.

A. G. MacMillan. leader of the group. Mrs.

J. Victor Butterworth was convener of the tea, assisted by a COMING EVENTS AlMVMMatt WMt mt tnu mxnm lor lift Grand Iwfan and Social on Wadnes-' day. October ana. at t.U umpuon raruat Hau, EutvWw. Ad' nussloa.

Me. Bav. t. Cody. PJ.

A Victoria Calnraity cVntcnary dinner Is to ba bald at Murphy-Gambia's Itldwu Room on Saturday, October. 31, at o'clock. Dr. C. 1.

Pratt not4CanadUa poet Is to ba Uw sptakar. All Victoria graduates and their wives or husbanda are cordially Invited. Tick.ti. 1.10. capable band of helpers.

Mrs. P. V. Roaewarne and Mrs. Charles J.

Hall, presided over the bright and attractive tea table. The money donations were received by Mrs. Duncan McCormlck and Mrs. William Bilton. Jelly and Jam were sold by Miss Agnes M.

Cameron. Rev. Stuart Ivison Introduced Mrs. Milton F. Gregg, who 'gave an interesting account of her experiences in Europe, aa a member of the official party of the Vimy Pilgrimage.

Mrs. Ernest H. Scam-melt contributed humorous recitations and Mrs. W. O.

Montgomery, vocal solos, accompanied by Mrs. G. O. Barclay. Church of Ascension W.

A. There was a large attendance yesterday at the October meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Church of th Ascension, when the devotions were conducted by Rev. C. A. Bender.

Mrs. L. Ellis-Ingram presided, and plans were made lor Autumn work. Tea was served, when the hostesses were Mrs. T.

Hunt and Mrs. N. Allen. Mrt. J.

H. Matthew Hostess at Bridgi For Many Frft 1 1 by Mrs. J. A. pleasant feature H.

THEWS hostess at Ughtful lowe'en party on day evei when she assisted in celving -n gu McLachlln. of the even was the presentation of a bU of bronze and white baby chryj anuiemums and roses to Mr. a Mrs. McLachlln, on the occasion their thirty-sixth wedding ann versary. tney also received beautifully decorated birthd; cake.

Mrs. S. Henderson was convent of bridge, and Mrs. M. Lyons in charge of the refreshments.

SI: was assisted bv Mrs. VilrC Mrs. E. MacRostie, Mis. J.

Priz!" man, Mrs. Charles Bray, Mr rtugn k. uavies, Mrs. u. Dreve Mrs.

C. Earl, and Mrs. MrLeod. The winners of prizes were James Wade, Mis. S.

A. Gnmh Mrs: A. Stephens, Mrs. K. Kearnc Mrs.

u. Orever. Mrs. Hugh Davies and Mrs. C.

Earl. For Saturday's Bride. Miss Kay McKay entertain. aengntiully at the tea hour nonor of Miss Margaret Hoopei wnose marriage takes place Saturday. Other Social News On Page 9.

mm The Opening of ELM ITT? Blossom ST Kid Gloves i Btmarkablf value In s-button Uuifth trench mouaquetama In fawn, black, white. Blses Mi. and In tha lot Originally 4. l(-buttoa kmsth rang gloves, pale blue 'X and V. gray, bUck.

tawu, tVt. Warm stockings of fine rib- bed all-wool cashmere a quality that should prove especially serviceable for school wear right now. Fawn. Sizes to 10. 1 .58 PAIS Children's All-Wool Cashmere STOCKINGS-50c Pair Shop is an interesting addition to our service shops Fresh cut flowers and potted plants in season.

Japanese gardens, delightful pieces for your home -or for gifts- Artistic floral pieces for weddings, funerals and special occasions. Street Floor Main Aisle Cfiarlw Ogilvy a. i 1 NEMQLASTIK Firm two-way stretch fabric SLENDERIZES LARGER FIGURES Be fitted with a Nemolastlk garment and your foundation troubles will be over. This supple of amazing strength, controls the figure so expertly that a slenderized silhouette is assured. "LITE" a new Nemo Sensation of supple two-way stretch fabric with action boning In front you, will have to try one on before you truljf P- predate the comfort and abdominal support this new feature provides.

S.H the combination, SS.M. The stepin combination sketched is of pique batiste with four wide side panels ol Nemolastlk extending up to the lace' bust sections. Front and back are -boned. No. 77-125 for the very tall figure.

No. 77-124 for the shorter figure. 12 50, Damasclcne Tabling Try this -the next time your kitchen table covering needs renewing. Has the appearance ot damask and may be washed off like oilcloth. In white, yellow, green and blue.

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