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

THE -OTTAWA JOURNAL, (SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ST The Governor General rece ivedl iT'; Juan Carlos who presented his tettejr. of. Credence, as Ambassador Extraordinary and Pietflpotehtlary of the Argentine Republic oh Monday 'morning. Dr. Rodiigftez was accompanied by Drj Ernesto J.

pieht Counsellor, and Dr. Wilfred Brunet, First Secretary. CoirtheUonT t. W. Gibson, Secretary of State, represented-.

thef Hon. L. S. St. Laurent, Secretary -of State for; External Mt.

L. B4 Pearson; Under-Sec-; retary of State for External Af-f lairs, and Mr. Wriloward Meas- ure. Chief of Protocol, Depart- r- ol- External Affairs, we're present, and Tthe members of the Governor General's Staff were in attendance. His Excellency aiter-j wards gave a luncheon partyVfor the Argentine Ambassador.

The Viscountess Alexander of TunUTattended by Miss Bridget Yesey. wa the guest speaker at thev S3rd annual" meeting Sf the Ottawa Local Council of Women at the Chateau Laurier on Mon-T da I Hon. Humphrey Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell have lef for Niagaraalls, and Wetland. They will Jte a way.

for a week. -Mrs. Luis Alyarado leaves in rV Thursday- for Peru to spend some' tune. She will be accompanied. by daughter, Maybetle.M, Lt- FranlTtedoux, Royal Cana dian Barrie, and Mrs.

Ledoux, wha have been visiting her; husband's parents, Mr. and "Mrs. E. D. Ledoux, of Westmount, arrive in Ottawa this evening.

They wiil be the. guests of Lt Ledoupc Cfndr. H. "fc. Ledoux.i RCAF, and Mrs.

Ledoux. of Highland Park for 10 days. jriMrs. J. Earl Lawson, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Donald Baptist and Mr. Baptist in returns today to her borne in Toronto. yMrs. Gordon Hyde, of 'spent the week-end in Ottawa as 1 thetuest of Mrs. Norman Mr.

-Robert has re turnedto Montreal, where he is attending McGill UnLversityL after apending than holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. D.

McCurdyr -i Elizabeth of Toronto, who has beer the guest of 'Miv'sand Mrs. Glenn Bannerman returns on Wednesday to cher bome in 'v rs H. S. Ather-and Miss Marr Jorie Small have returned from Blue Sea Lake, where they spent the past week. W.

J. Gartley of Toronto, spent few day in Ottawa, guest of Mrs. Jessie and will leavea shortly on. an extended motor trip to California. -( N.

Bate returning to Ottawa fnext week' from Edmon- ton, wbere she is visitink; her, daughter, MrsTranklin xSamp-aon. -V Miss Barbara Edmunds has re turned to Toronto University- after spending the holidays with hex parents, Mr.juidMrs. Robert Edmunds. Joyce CJTnnpr has returned to the Ontario Ladies College havingbeen in Ot- tawa. for the- holidayeason with ber-parents, Mr.ind Mrs.

-Fred Connor- i IrU McGill left yesterday sfor. La Jolla. where she will "remainfof six. weeks She will later visit points in -Call- forrtia- and Will return- to Ottawa Drs, Jr A. and McLean, Jti spent the.

past1 week- end In Ottawa with the former's parents. Dr. and Mrs Lean. Mrs. E.

-C McDonald returned from 'Mbntifeal," whir she spent a few" dayaL the jlitz- CarUon" Among those who have enter-- tained in honor of Miss Lbis Ryan, whose marriage will be held today, were Miss Mary Sullivan, at a linen shower, and Mrs. W. J. at a miscellaneous shower. honoring Miss Thelma Woods, wriosemafrtage'will be held shortly.

Mrs. Douglas Osterhout entertained at a.rnWcella'neous shower. Mrs. Ernest Russell is spending some time in Montreal with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Gearge Russell. Miss Betty MacDermott jhas lretufned from Montreal, wbere she spent a short time. I rrorPT I ano TL vh i I riML ii via I I Repairs (ffijffi i Service 7t2 Bank St Near TUESDAY. JANUARY It 1947; Senator1 and Mrs. J.

H. King are on their! way to Ottawa from Vancouver tfnd will be in the city on Thursday. Mr. Walter Woods and Mr. Gordon Murchison are in Toronto, and will leave over the week end for Victoria, where they will spend some time.

i IMrs. A. Barclay, of Montreal, is spending a short time in Ottawa. ji i v. 'br-' Cmdr.

and Walter Dever. of Halifax, are spending a few days in Ottawa guests of the letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Heidman. 1 Mrs.

George Valentine, of Toronto, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. McDonald. r- Lieut.

Cmdr. Tj-iiiU Aitsfta leaving on Sunday for Washing- ion, wnere ne wiu spend a few days. Mrs. H. Blacklnton, of Paris, France, has left for New York after visiting her nephew, the Assistant Military Attache at the United States Embassy, and Mrs.

Walter A. Wood. Miss Margaret Wilson is spending some.tlme in the Laurentians. Pearson-Riddell Miss Thelma Geraldine Riddell, daughter of and Mrs. Floyd KlddeU, became the bride of Gunner BasiLPearson, son of Mr.

and Mrs; in a double ring ceremony which was held at high noon on Saturday at Glebe United Church, with Rev. F. Fidler officiating. The wedding music was played by Mr. J.

Mitchell. The oride was given in mar riage by her father, and attended by--Miss Constance Beer, as bridesmaid, Mr. Kenneth Simser was best man. For her wedding the bride chose a street' length! dress of beige wHol, with brownj accessories, and a shoulder-knotjof American Beauty roses and lily-of-the- valley. She' wore a strand of pearls and a matching bracelet Following- a reception at the home of the bride's parents for, members of the Immediate famV ilies, the couple left on a wedding trip to Toronto.

For going away Mrs. Pearson wore a bine dress and coat, with black accessories, and a black brocaded purse, the gift of the bridegroom. Upon their return they will take up residence in Ottawa, 'lb 'j. Out-of-town guests were, Mrs. Pearson, of Buckingham; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Casselman, of Corn wall. Bronson Memorial. The monthly 'meeting of the board of directors of the Bronson Memorial was held yesterday with the president, Mrs. Charles Thorburn, OBE, in the chair.

The visiting lady for the past month, Fergusj McDlarmid, reported on the Christmas celebrations held at the Home, and on the special meals and Visitors on New Year's Day. Several entertainments were held during the past month. Including one by the Protestant Girls Club convener-ship of Miss Helen Ogilvie, when a musical evening was enjoyed, and each resident was given a jar of candy; Mr. Andrew. Welch arranged a showing of moVies, which were-enjoyed by the residents; Rev.

James Ritchie, of Westboro. accompanied by 30 young people of Gloucester Presbyterian Church, sang Christmas carols; Rev. G. H. Sparks, of Stephen's Presbyterian Church, held a Christmas service "13 the Home on December 27.

Mtk William Coristlne will be lady for the coming month. P14nj were made for the annual meeting, which' will be held on January 22. Saxe's Creations NEW CLOSED BACK PUMPS Platform Soles. tv Beautiful Bows. SAXE'S SHOE SALON 183 Sparks Street JANUARY SALE NOW ON 1 i 101 RBAU jx, A Good Nam0 A Good Prqduet A Good Company, An Ottawa Institution illl0 Av with J.

fk RAINW CATS AND DOGS, These sub-sub-debs don't mind. They're waterproofed in gay new "Catt- and Dog" -printed raincoats voith matching headgeati 1 V. St. Andrew's Church Women's Guild Holds 73rd Annual Meeting The 73rd annual meeting of the Women's Guild of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was beid with the vice-president, Mrs.

Gordon Booth, in the chair, to the absence of. the retiring president, Mrs. Harcourt Emra. The. annual report, Was read by the recording Mrs.

F. W. leary, nd the treasurer's imwrarai was preseniea oy jvirs. In the absence of the corresponding secretary, Mrs. R.

F. Burns, her report was read by Miss Annie MacPherson. Several reports were given concerning the activities of the Guild during the past. year. Mrs.

Gordon Booth and Mrs. Scott Murray paid tribute to the retiring president, Mrs. Harcourt Emra, who gave so much of her time to furthering the cause of the Guild during her 12 years' as president. i Mrs. Scott Murray presided during the election of officers, and the nominating committee, under the convenership of Mrs.

Alvin Macdonald, presented the following slate of officers for the coming year: Honorary president, Mrs. J. G. MacPhail honorary vice-presidents, Senator Catrine Wilson and Emra; president, Mrs. Gordon: Booth; first vice- L.

FINE PRE-INVENTORY A IL IE Here is an opportunity to avail yourself of quality ff clothing real savings. Ladies' Coats and Dresses Men's and Boys' Coats and all reduced nothing withheld! SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Ladies' Trimmed 25 QDTFTF and More 3 Groups Reg. to 12.95 6.95 DRESSES Reg. to 15.50 8.95 GLOVES, 1.50 to Clear 75c reg; to 2.99, to Clear 2.19 PURSES, reg. to 8.95, to Clear i 4.95 BED JACKETS, reg! to 2.99, to Clear .1.99 PARKASr reg.

to 7.50, to! Clear 4.95 'C AT i BOYS' and STUDENTS'. SUITS and O'COATS 25 (OIFIF AND MORE Boys' PARKAS, reg. to 8.50, to Clear 6.50 Frieze W'BREAKERS, reg. to 3.95 2.98 SWEATERS, reg. to 3.25, to Clear 2.25 Men's ROBES, nice variety, reg.

to 11.95 8.95 NO INTEREST NO CARRYING CHARGE 4 WAYS TO BUY CASH LAY-AWAY BUDGET PLAN CHARGE ACCOUNT if 7V, tt I 'a -r president, Mrs. Alvin Macdonald; second vice-president, Mrs. Campbell Laidlaw; third vice-president, Owen Toller; vicerpresidents, Mrs. Norman Guthrie, Mrs. A.

Ian Burnett, Alison Sutherland, and Miss Helen McArthur; recording secretary; Mrs. F. W. Cleary; corresponding secretary, Mrs. R.

Ferrier Burns; treasurer, Mrs. J. M. Wyatt; treasurer of relief, Mrs. J.

M. Brownlee. Conveners:) Miss Jennie Crannell and Mrs. M. M.

Farnham; John Black; flowers. Miss Madge Mc-Rae; music, Mrs. F. W. McKinnon; program, Mrs.

Beverley Thorburn; choir, Mrs. Melbourne Mooney; visiting, Mrs. Russell Dick; Mrs. R. C.

Wilson and Miss Annie MacPherson; Red Cross sewing, Mrs. W. L. Donnelly. At the close of.

the business meeting an address was given by the minister, Rev. A. Ian Burnett, MA, and later a short lalk was given by the newly appointed assistant minister, Rev. Allan M. Old, MA, who has recently arrived from Scotland.

i Tea was served by the execu Uve of the Guild. i i Ceramic tile, generally thought of In connection with the modern home, has been used in home building over 6,500 years. Coats Untrimmecl To lear Reg to 18.00 account paid a arranged In JYiona. SALE NOW ON Dally 9 to Closed 1 p.m. HE Clothiers to the Entire Family 183 Rideau iSt.

Mrs. Berej ibrH HeadsGrbup Mrs. H. G. Berekfbrd was elect- presldeni 6f th Hampton Park Service Group, when the seventh annual meeting was held at the home of Mr.

R. BMwn. The re tiring president, Mrs. John A. SUles was in the chpir.

Mrs. R. M. Preridergast, secre tary, presented a wsume of the year's activities, aAd said that In April, 1848, the Hampton Park War Service Comrjiiittee was reorganized as a lofcal group for local needs and is how known as the Hampton Park Service Group. The financial report was given by Mrs.

I. G. Smith. Donations were a follows: $30 for games, and corftforts for the Rldeau Military Hospital; $30 to the Save the Children Fund to help an English child; $96 to aid a European SI? to tne Canadian Institute, for the Blind in Carleton County; $15 to the IODE for the war memorial fund; $50 to Grace Hospital; $ia for Pablum for needy children,) Sponsored by the Save the Children Fund. The sum of $10) was donated for a Christmas pijesent for the two French childri, who are sponsored by the group.

In March and JMne a total of 107 dozen home itiade cookies; two dozen rolls; 501 books and a number of magazines were sent to the Rldeau Military Hospital. Other services included the sending of ta Chtlstmas food parcel to the Ijnglish child sponsored by the group; provision of 100 yards of flannelette for needy babies in Europe and a collection of used jclothlng was sent to the Unitarian Service Committee. I Beresfbrd reported 98 articles of knitting completed, and Mrs. Burgess sad 290 pieces of sewing were finished. Mrs.

Ropef spoke on the collection of clothing for the Unitarian Relief Committee. 1 i Mrs. W. Cochrane moved a vote of thanks to the executive, for the work accomplished In 1946. The officers for the year are: President, Mrs.

H. Beresford; first vice-president, Mrs. H. J. Keith; secretary, Mrs.

A. Laird; treasurer, Mrs. Nell Ferguson. One-third of thJ gifts purchased each year are of the jewelry "store type, 22 percent being personal Items and! 10 percent, household items. I Continuing January Clearance Sals of Ladies' Better Wearini.

Apparel ft. or Beauty Appointment 151 SPARKS STREET DIAL 2-1717 Closed Wednesday it 1.00 p.m.1 JANUARY CLEARANCE Sk to WOff Stele's Regular fPricea 149 Bank Street Gifts of Distinction 167 Sparks Sf. 3-5455 Baked. Sliced Macaroni and Cheese LOAF OOL lb. waagnpMsjisaBsjBf i.

Now, during pur I a'ctory-to- Wearer January sSala. Mm Rideau I St 1 I ij Photograph Albums andScrapbooks There Sl a wide and varied collection included in this group of handsome albums and! scrapbooks. Some large, others not so laree sdme plain, others decorated with floral or novelty Durable leatherette or sturdy wooden covers. Pad er Files Reg. 75c Masonlte boards! equipped with metal clamps.

Various Men's Sports Jackets Men! Here's exciting, downstairs chance surprisingly lowH priceslj clearance to make room, "best Sizes 36 to 44. all of 'They're all included over 200 toys all kinds, shapes and sizes sure to receive oh's and ah's from young folk. Chemistry sejts Chemistry sets Pianos Small metal Wagons Metal telephones Ski sets Sleighs Drapery We're ptoud to homespuns and slip covers and WEDNESDAY Bridge Sets Regularly 2,85 1.90 Good quality printed basket-weave cottons, gaily splashed with floral designs. Fringed ends. 36" square cloth, 4 napkins because of.

broken size brown. Sizes 2 to 5, Save 25 1 -I I Wednesday take If and choose from 1 lection if colours BOYS' advantage many Wednesday POWER Walker5 Turner radial drill and motor Multi-use pullers Jig saws Fuji-sized plans reduced 33 l-3 Lufkin squares Polishing heads maroon, black. I Stationery, Street Floor news from the Sport Shop ito purchase a smart Jacketj at We ve reduced them for quick for new stock the season's wind and water proof fabrics. I'. Sporting Goods, Downstairs Half Price Games-Ha If Price 9tol Reg.

Speclaf 100 .50 2.75 9.05 2.56 .79 .3.25 2.25 1.38 4.98 1.25 .40 1.63 1.13 Remnants Over 300 different games for 13 to 50 year-olds! Reg. 1.00 to 1.50 Half Price Golf. present this great show of chintzes, damasks, tapestries, upholstery fabrics colourful designs in a sparkling col ready for curtains, cushion thalr covers. Lengths to 5 Fourth Floor MORNING in the Chenille Bath Mats y3 off Individual mats or mat and lid sets in1 solid colours or with contrasting trim. Beg.

3.00 to 5.95 9 TO 1 SPECIAL 2.00 to 3.96 Linens, Street Floor Drill grinding! attachment Jig saw attachment Portable electric These and many niore saw TT 4 to $1 Good-sized 25c green, Total Victory I Ouija oards Skid-bowl Crown and Anchor Dice -x Toys' Downstairs I I HALF PRICE BOOTS and OXFORDS 1 of these substantial sayings sturdy shoes, reduced to clear fringes! Choice of black or and widths. Men's Shoe Shop, IIS Rideau Morning Specials in the TOOL SHOP and more on items for for drill press 19.80 i 184.50 similar savings being offered TATlTTTr 1." to i Desk Pads Half Price pads with well Reg. 1.2S corners. Brownv- JQ REDUCED Reg. 6.95 and 7.95 -r j.98 IteiCtP cHiiv aiaui mare CEB covers, shopping yards! Linen Department Guatemalan Luncheon Sets 13 Off Discontinued patterns! In- teresting novelty design woven on grounds of brown.

blue or white. Pringed ends. 54" 58" cloth, 0 napkins. I NOW Ct7 54" cloth, 8. napkins.

now X. 1.M Reg. 3,95 to 5.00 2-95 St, 147 Besserer the Work Shop to 1 SPECIAL 13.83 70. 4.70 2.93 11.95 14.83 138.00 6.25 3.95 15.95 in the. Power Tool Shop.

Wedjnesday Store Hours: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. CHARLES' OGILVY UIMITED.