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

THE OTTAWA JOURNAL! MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1942. Women's Realm antl Personal Club News Welfare Activities Fashions 10 Ursula Cole. Is Winner Minto Cup for Juniors Keen Competition Marks All Events At Minto Skating Club. Ursula Cole was the winner of the Minto Cup at the annual competitions of the Junior division ot the Minto Skating Club held on Saturday. By virtue of her triumph she becomes junior ladies' champion for the year.

There was no competition for the Soper Cup, emblematic of the boys' championship. In all the other events there was-keen competition and some surprises resulted. Connie Choquette was a three times winner, being successful in capturing the Potsdam Shield, the Devonshire Cup for intermediate girls, and the waltzing competition, in which she paired with Frank Sawers. She was second in the girls' pairs, in which her partner was her sister, Andree. Eleanor Bowler won the Wilson Cup.

and Pierrette Paquin the Devonshire Cup for girls of 12 and under. Jane Kirby won the Gil-inore Memorial Cup for girl novices and Don Tobin was the winner of the boys in the same event. Don Tobin also captured the Joan McNeil prize for the most improved boy skater. Frank Sawers won the Devonshire Cup for intermediate boys, and argot Merewether and Nancy Minnes the girls' pairs. Hew Robertson and Elizabeth Sheridan won, the ten-step competition.

During the afternoon prizes and i UNWANTED HAIR Palalraly a ad r-aaaacaUy ImmtiI hj ELECTROLYSIS Uargaret McCrorie ITS Ncpcaa St. CAM. 31 Telepfeaa S-titt New Fashions for Spring arriving daily in "the Devlin Apparel Shops. ONLY 5 SHOPPING DAYS TO EASTER Flower-fresh Hats to catch all eyes! Pompadour. Pillboxes, Calots excitingly veiled.

$2-49 $3.00 POLLY ANN HAT SHOPPE 11S BANK trophies for the season 1940-41 and test emblems for the season 1941-42 were presented by Mrs. Harold Osmond, wife of the club president Mr. Osmond, In regretting the unavoidable absence of Mrs. H. S.

Southam, who was to have presented the prizes, said that the standard of skating amongst the Juniors had improved under the teaching of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gold, the club Instructors. Prise Ust The prize list was as follows: Minto Cup, Constance Choquette; Sifton Cup, David Youle; Soper Cup (mixed pairs). May Simpson and David Youle; Wilson Cup, Nancy Lewis; Novice cup (boys), John Jamleson, (girls) Kenneth McCuaig; Potsdam Shield, Constance Choquette; intermediate Gllmore Memorial Cup (girls), Constance Choquette, (boys) Andrew McLennan; Devonshire Cup, Denyse Choquette: girls pairs (group 1), Nancy Minnes and Mar-got Merewether.

(group. 2) Andre and Constance Choquette; ten-step, Barbara Rogers and Denis Ross; waltz, Gloria Ketch um and George Macintosh; weekly competition (qualified skaters), Denyse Choquette, (unqualified) Helena Rocque, (third class skaters) Nigel Stephens. Pass Tests. The 'following passed the LS.U. first test during the present season and were awarded the bronze medal of the Canadian Figure Skating Association: Cynthia Kirby, Nancy Lewis, Nancy Minnes.

Helen Legge. Denyse Choquette, Eleanor Bowler, Diana McLennan. Andree Choquette, Joan Stephens, Connie Choquette, Ursula Cole. Joan Nash, Pierrette Paquin, Marjorie Mahood, Ann Gfllen. Suzanne Tbouln, Mary EJeanor Thprburn, Joan Jamleson.

Susan Burgess, Pat Kennedy, Dorothy O'Brien. Hew Robertson. Ken Lochhead. Alain Pinard and Andre McLennan. The following passed the preliminary test and were awarded Minto Club Pam McCullough.

Claudia Coulter. Joan Jamleson. Denyse Taschereau. Mary Eleanor Thorburn. Pat Kennedy.

Jane Kirby. Dorothy O'Brien, Helen McDonald. Elizabeth Sheridan. Joan Waddell. Margot Merewether.

Don Tobin, Betty McCreeyy, Frank Sawers, Suzanne Ida Hundevad. Helene Rocque, Ruth Mather, Pat Price, Norah Cole, Denyse Lafleche, Cairine Hodgkh). Members of the Women's Auxiliary of the Corps of Military Staff Clerks are reminded that in place of Thursday there will be a meeting Wednesday evening at 384 Third avenue. The next regular meeting will take place Thurs day, April 18, in the Regal Building at 8 o'clock when Mrs. T.

Buller will receive the final reports on ticket sales for the bridge and euchre to be held April 22. Mrs. A. Hagar, who is in charge of the rummage sale to be held shortly, will be glad to hear of used goods if they will telephone her at 8-7143. OTTAWA FLYER MARRIES iffy XT; 4 Jmm solemnized Saturday 8.30 o'clock) in St.

Church, Calgary. s6 Photo ot TO. Russell by Karth. PRINCESS Flying Officer Gordon A. Russell and his bride, the former Princess Tatiana Jvana Geigeleschwilly, of the Caucasus, South Russia.

They were married on Saturday in St. Mary's Church, Wigton, Cumberland, England. Flying Officer Russell is a son of Mrs. J. A.

Russell of the Aylmer Road. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. P. Carrington, wife of the Bishop of Quebec, who 'has been the guest of Mrs. Robert Turley during the week, spent the weekend with" Mr.

and Mrs. John Roper. Miss Madeleine Mary Walker will return this week from Rad-clif fe College. Cambridge, to spend the Easter holidays with her parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs. A.

H. Walker. H. D. G.

Crerar is spending a few days In Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dolan entertained at dinner in the grillroom ot the Chateau Laurier on Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Peterson, who are leaving Ottawa shortly. Covers were laid for 22. Mis Jane Irwin was hostess at a week-end luncheon in honor of Miss Munel Scobie, one of this week's brides.

err Mrs. Grete dUont, of Montreal, who came to Ottawa and Pembroke for the opening of the Hostess House at Petawawa. was the week-end guest in Ottawa of Mrs. Weston- Webb, Master Ross Smith will be home this week from' Bishop1 College School, Lennoxville, to spend' the Easter holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Norman Smith. Mrs. Henry G. Birks and Miss Sheila Birks, of Montreal, will be in Ottawa tomorrow for a few days.

They will stay at the Chateau Laurier. Misses Yseult and Anne Beaudry entertained on Saturday afternoon at tea and a handkerchief shower in honor ot Miss Andrfce Blais, whose marriage takes place shortly. Mrs. Laperriere and Mrs. Robert "BLal presided at the tea table.

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69 SPARKS STREET costs no moke to store your furs at alexandor'S: Master Ian Murray will return on Wednesday from Trinity College School, Port Hope, to spend the Easter holidays with his parents, Majoi and Mrs. W. Gladstone Murray. Mrs. C.

P. Hotchkiss, who has been the guest of Colonel and Mrs. E. W. Hubbell, left today for her home in Toronto.

Mrs. Hubbell and Mrs. Hotchkisa spent the week-end at the Seigniory Club. i Flying Officer Walter Dunne, R.C-AJT, and Mrs. Dunne have returned tq Calgary, having been in Ottawa for some time with the former's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Dunne. Mr.

Tony German will return on Wednesday from Trinity College School, Port Hope, to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barry German. Miss Phoebe Hamilton, of Mont- real, will spend the Easter season with her aunt, Mrs. L.

Mc-Keand. 0 In honor of Miss Andree Blais. whose marriage takes place on Easter Monday, Miss Andree Raymond was hostess at the University Club on Saturday. Covers were laid for 16. Dr.

and Mrs. A. V. Kneiwasser will be among the Ottawa guests attending the Birks-Scobie wedding in Montreal on Saturday of this week. The draw for an afghan held by the Patterson avenue Red Cross group has been won by Mr.

J. Pollock, of 166 Friel street. Major A. R. Macnab, Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Regiment, who has returned from England, is spending a short time in Ottawa with Mrs.

Macnab and will later go to Peterborough for a visit wh relatives. i Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Coulson entertained at a week-end supper party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Peterson, prior to their departure from Ottawa.

Covers were laid for 22. Mrs. Peterson was presented with a corsage bouquet and Mr. Peterson received a boutiniere. Mrs.

R. Knowles entertained at a week-end tea in honor of Miss Muriel whose marriage takes, place on Saturday in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Allen were in Montreal to attend the Retallack-Barton wedding which took place in Christ Church Cathedral on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stone accompanied by their two children are spending the week-end at the Seigniory Club.

Mrs. W. J. Woods, of Metcalfe. Ont.

announces the engagement of her only daughter, Eleanor, to J. Wesley Robinson, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Robinson, of Leitrem, Ont The marriage will take place early in April. Miss Margaret Moore entertained at a handkerchief shower yesterday in honor of MISs Mary MacDonald. a bride-elect of this season. The guest was presented with a shoulder bouquet of tea roses. Mrs.

A. B. Carnegie, of Toronto, who motored to Ottawa with Mrs. C. P.

Hdtchkiss, left today for he home. While in the city, she was the guest ot Mr. and -Mrs. Hugh J. Dunne.

In honor ot Miss Mary French, whose marriage takes place shortly, Miss, Louise Lonergan entertained at the Chateau Laurier. Covers were laid tor six and Mrs. J. J. Lonergan presided at the tea table.

The bride-elect was pre- sentrd with a corsage bouquet of red roses. Madame Teresa Wolfe-Rashkie, ot New York City, will broadcast from Toronto on Tuesday in a joint recital with the English violinist. Miss Christine Eyles. Madame Wolfe-Rashkie is a well-known lyric soprano. Mrs.

Robertson Is Elected Mrs. William Robertson was elected president of the Ladies' Auxiliary No. 64, to Clan Cameron No. 306 Order of Scottish Clans. Associated with her in office will be: Past president, Mrs.

John Honeyman; vice-president, Mrs. William PeU; chaplain, Mrs. Rob ert Bayne; recording secretary, Mrs. Vivian Johnson; financial sec retary, Mrs. Sidney Arnold; treasurer, Mrs.

William Black; conduc tor, Mrs. Stanley Bailey; assistant conductor, Mrs. H. M. McGhee; guard, Mrs.

William McLay; sen tinel, Mrs. Andrew Smith; Union Jack bearer, Mrs. George Grant; Scottish standard bearer, Mrs. James Hart. i A substantial sum of.

money was turned in to the treasury by Mrs. James1 Hart, who convened the officers' euchre party held recently, also by Mrs. James Strachan, convener of the grandmothers' night. A bale of blankets, quilts, clothing and other articles will be shipped to Lady Ruth Balfour, chairman of the Women's Voluntary Ser vices for Scotland. I Mrs.

J. Douglas donated a gift which was raffled, and added a substantial sum to the war fund. Mrs. Peterson won jthe drawing and Miss Mary Crawford won the War Savings stamp In honor of Miss Evelyn Simzer, whose marriage takes place in April, a cup-and-saucer shower was held at the home of Mrs. Drummond, Friday evening.

The girls of MacCraken, Fleming and Schroeder acted, as hostesses. Mrs. Drummond poured tea assisted by Miss Theresa Charbonneau and Miss Maysel The bride- elect was presented with a bouquet of Talisman roses. I The marriage of Miss Margaret E. Spencer, of Calgary, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Spencer, to Flying Officer Fred R.j Riddell. son of Mr.

and Mrs. F. Wl Riddell. of Ottawa- and Vanco was evening at Barnabas Misses Lorraine and Pauline Dechene were hostesses at a shower at their home In honor of Miss Suzanne Trudel. whose marriage takes place on April 11.

The bride-elect was presented with a set of silver candle-holders. NAVY SUIT DRESSES la mart, fcuie ttylM and lincerl trimmed fecaqtlvi. Sell at Nermaa'i far onlyi NORMAN'S $4 DRESS $5 $6 SHOP 104 BANK ST. I All laundered II ready for dm. II fthlru.

Se each. Additional. iocka. Se Pair, Haodkta tc each I m. Spring It's fun to go whirling in the If' Canadian Grill Chateau Laurier Women's 1 Canadian Club Hostess to Girls The Women's Canadian Club entertained on Sunday afternoon at the Y.W.C.A.

for a number of the girls who have come to Ottawa to join the Civil Service. The tea was convened by Mrs. Norman McLarty who was assisted by Mrs. G. Harold Burland.

Miss Edna Inglis, president, assisted in receiving the guests. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. J. D. Stewart, J.

B. Hyndman, Mrs. Robert Devine. Mrs. Omar Wilson, Mrs.

Cecil Burns, Mrs. G. L. Jennings. Miss Salt showed colored films of the King and Queen's visit to Ottawa.

She was assisted by Miss L. Barrigan. The guests enjoyed 'a sing-song. Daily Menu Toning Up With Salad. Take your Spring tonic the salad way.

Menu for Dinner. (Serving 3 or 4) Chilled Tomato Juice Creamed Eggs on Buttered Noodles Savory Spinach Wholewheat Bread Apple Butter Spring Tonic Salad Sliced Oranges Fig Crispies Coffee (Adults) Milk (Children) Spring Tonle Salad. (Inexpensive) One tablespoon granulated gelatin, cup pineapple juice, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 cup boiling water, 4 cup grated carrots, Vi cup chopped cabbage, 2 tablespoons chopped parsley, 1 teaspoon finely minced onion, 23 teaspoon salt, teaspoon white pepper, 2 tablespoons salad dressing. Soak gelatin five minutes in pineapple juice, add lemon juice and water. Stir until dissolved: Cool and add rest of ingredients.

Pour into mold, chill until firm. Fig Crispies. (Require little sugar) Two-third cup tat, Vi cup dark brown sugar, 2 "eggs, 1 teaspoon grated orange rind, 1 teaspoon vanilla, teaspoon almond extract, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons cream, 1 cup chopped figs, Vi cup chopped prunes (dried), 13 cup nuts, 3 cups uncooked oatmeal, 1 cup flour, 1 teaspoon soda. Cream fat and sugar. 'Add eggs and beat well.

Pour in rest of ingredients and shape into two-inch roll. Wrap ia waxed paper and chill several hours. Cut off thin slices. Bake eight minutes on greased baking sheet in moderate oven. Season, carrot strips by soaking in cold water with a slice of onion.

Sprinkle the crisp strips with salt Just before they are served. Bananas dipped in strained honey, lightly sprinkled with lemon juice and a little salt and bake 15 minutes in a moderate oven make delicious side-partners for broiled fish steaks or fillets, chops or chicken. Hearts Trim Child's Mode if By ANNS' ADAMS. Now, more than ever, is the time to sew-and-save on tiny frocks: smart mothers everywhere use Anne Adams Patterns! Pattern 4920 is fashion-right with its easy-to-button back bodice, its adorable heart trim. Make a tricolor version with a heart appliqued en the bodice; make another frock all of one fabric, with heart pockets and cheery ric-rac trim.

Pattern 4920 is available in children's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10. Size 6, collarless dress, takes 1 7-8 yards 35 inch fabric and 3 1-8 yards ric-rac; dress with collar, 1 3-8 yards 35 inch fabric and 5-8 yard contrast Send TWENTY CENTS (20c) in coins (stamps cannot be ac cepted) for this Anne Adams pat tern. Write plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER. Send your order to Pattern Department, Reader Mail 60 Front St West, Toronto 2, Ont The Calla Dover Chapter of Junior Hadassah will hold a "Victory Dance" in the Talmud Torah Hall bn April 5. Proceeds will be for war work.

Those convening the dance are: Queenie Feller, Mollie Shnay, Miriam Katz, Saretta Rill, Jennie Green-berg, Margery Cooper, Shirley Robin, Goldie Gennls and Shirley Pearlman. of Mrs. J. H. Garth, of Montreal.

'CharlM Ogilvy SI IDS LimiVIU W. H. Jeflery. 34 Newton street, celebrated his 7th birthday on Friday. He was born in Barth, England, a son of the lata John Jeff ery and the former Ann Creed.

He came to Canada in 1882 and tor 37 years was a member of the Civil Service, retiring 14 years ago. Ha went overseas during the last war with the 147th Battalion. Prior to his departure he had fired the noon gun. on Parliament Hill tor 13 years. Sprightly 4.95 Keep spirits high this Spring, wear a perky straw sailor in red, white or blue, topped off with contrasting ruffles, enchanting veils, cocky birds, dainty flowers or bright, colored feathers.

vv f.n jms ti zi ties cut from good quality striped rayon. ts, step-in and trunk leg styles in small. medium and large s. Whitei and to wear with Spring fashions. 1.98 Smoothly fitting slips cut on princess lines.

Lace trimmed, embroidered or tailored styles. Luxurious rayon crepe or satin materials in tearose or white. Adjustable shoulder straps. Sizes 32 to 42. v.

jr Spring time to make sure of a new supply if Rayon Panties 68cs Well made pan PA VJ it Still time tp learn how to effectively LAC KOUT your home The Canadian Women's Voluntary Services are continuing their blackout and air raid precautions demonstration this week on fourth floor. v'- Come in and see the equipment they have planned for an emergency refuge room. Learn from them what supplies you need on your emergency shelf and how- to deal with an incendiary bomb. "Fine Quality Diamonds'' Plus, "Hand Crafted Rings" Yes, this is the finest combination for that happy event. Choose a Lang- ford diamond and know that no effort has been spared to assure you of the A finest in diamond quality.

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