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Vancouver, B. Saturday, Julv 19, 1913 THE SUN Seven B5 DIAMOND SOLITAIRES Mrs. Harry Palmer, who 1ms been making an extended visit in Seattle and Tacoma, has returned to the city, and with Mr. Palmer, Is a resident at the Elysium hotel. Mr.

and Mrs. G. B. Johnson, Mrs. William Johnson, Mr.

Alfred Johnston and Miss Effle Warwick motored AMD WEDDING RING On Dit to Seattle to attend the Potlatch. Mr. Alex. Munro, 17fi0 Parker International Suffrage Movement Women of the Wide World Meet street, with Miss Munro, returned this week from Toronto where they attended the missionary conference. They have since been visiting relatives In Toronto.

Mrs. J. J. Tulk, of this city, was again elected grand mistress of the orange. Women's Benevolent Association at their meeting in Toronto.

Miss Gertrude Wright, of Renfrew, Ontario, has arrived from Edmonton this week to spend some time SATURDAY SPECIAL The public showed their appreciation of bargains laift Saturday, ai shown by our sales slips. We decided to offer Player Piano Rolls the same prices as last week, viz: All 65-note rolls at 25c each, large election of 88-note rolls at 76c each. Vou can try each roll before purchasing. The Oldest Masic House in B.C Thore ia nn expression of value in those rings which makes them the ideal in the ryes of every buyer. Enough is known about the quality of the MIRKS' diamonds to convince the purchaser of the true value of every gera set in these solitairies.

THE B1RKS' WEDDING RING is made in 18-karat gold and is designed to please the eye and give comfort to the wearer. derful energy and spontaneity of devotion displayed by the women delegates. Especially remarkable was the amount of ability displayed by tha women from comparatively small countries, whose women themselves constitute the most striking feature of the congress. Signs of Advance. Impressive also Is the official recognition that various governments are now extending to women's congresses.

In France the government has recently granted an appropriation for an Internal Ujnal women's congress In Paris. The Hungarian government and the municipality of Budapest contributed to this congress. All this is intensely Interesting, showing that everything Is uniting and moving In one direction favorable to woman's cause. The Budapest congress showed more decisively to the world the extent of the woman's movement than any other congress I ever attended." These views, expressed by one so eminently qualified to Judge of the situation, should reassure those who feel uny doubt as to the ultimate outcome of the woman suffrage movement throughout the world. THE International Woman Suffrage Alliance has Just concluded a convention at Budapest, and at these sessions many marks of progress were displayed by European women.

From Many Lands, relegations were present from such European countries as Rumania, Finland, Hungary, Gallcia and France, and the women from these countries showed themselves to be fully abreast of the most modern thought and progress. It was only owing to the fact that none of the emancipated members of the new feminist organizations of China Is able to speak anything but Chinese that delegates were not sent from China. Although the admission of China to the International alliance Is extremely Improbable, the activity in China Is significant as Indicating the beginning of the women's movement in the Orient. Uuihui-Ntliig Knrrgy. It may be of interest to note the outstanding features of this recent congress as recounted by Miss Jane Addams, of Chicago.

In reviewing the proceeding of the congress, Miss Addams says: "Most Inspiring in Its cosmopolitan character was the won om9 Ltd. it, mjeSSi JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS GEORGE E. TR0REY, Managing Director. Hastings and Granville Street. Jp C3j intuit i ri owa univ Muitp.ioN ig iiaujd -QXT '00 VANCOUVER LADIKS Ol'T FOR Till: VOTK DIStTSS OLD Ii.M) The uniting of the various suffrage societies of Hrltlsh Columbia into one central parliamentary council was the main topic of discussion at the meeting of the 1'lonocr 1'olltlcal Kquallty League yesterday afternoon at 824 Granville street.

The Hrltlsh Columbia Suffrage League, the Political Kquality League and the Equal Franchise Association have signified their willingness to unite with the Pioneer ShiloM "The Fsmlly Frlnd for 40 yean." A ntvtr falling- relief for Croup and Whooping Couch. High-class Residential and Day Schools I ANGARA Eq M. A. A. B.

TAIT, An exceptionally atrong teaching staff. BoyV preparad for university matriculation or for nterlng lha Koyal Military Collet a. Careful aupervlslon of tha puplla In their imri a mall ai their atudiea. Special attention paid to tha davalop-ment of character. School year begins Tuesday, September be made at ones.

WESTERN RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS LTD. Dr. E. 1. McLaren, Superintendent.

with her sister, Mrs. Douglas Rousen. Miss E. dark, of Winnipeg, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.

J. E. Dadson. of Twelfth avenue, left this morning for Calgary. Miss Constance Darling, Barclay street.

Is spending a week In Seattle, tho guest of Miss Ressle Blackstone. Miss Jessie Faivcett, of Brandon, Manitoba, is the cuest of Mrs. F. S. Whiteside.

Mrs. Mills and family are spending the summer on Uowen Island. Friends of Mr. C. W.

Stocss will regret to hear that he Is seriously ill at his home on Nelson street. Messrs. Dyne Harrison and Kayll arc leaving today to spend the weekend lit the North arm. The Peg, Colllngwood Enit are visiting Mrs. XV.

Shaw, Coquitlam. a Mr. and Mrs. F. L.

Newberry have left Coquitlam to take up their per manent residence in tbl3 city. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and family are spending the summer or. Howen Island.

Other Vancouver people, who arc occupying their summer homes there, are Mrs. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Fay, Mrs. Scott, Mrs.

Mc-Matin and family and Mrs. Cates and family. Mrs. McGregor ami Miss have returned to Nanalmo after a fortnight In Vancouver. Mr.

E. Rogers, Mr. W. S. Rogers, Miss Rogers and Miss R.

Campbell motored over to Port Albernl yesterday. Captain S. F. Davidson Is spending a few days In Victoria at the Empress hotel. Mrs.

Howard Chlswell. who has been spending several weeks visiting friends In this city, has returned to her home In Nanlamo. Mr. A. Cameron Is spending several days In Victoria.

Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Bullert are guests In Victoria.

Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Tlmmins and two daughters are in Port Albernl as the house guests of Mr.

and Mrs. A. B. Wood. Mr.

Stanley H. Ewing Is visiting In Victoria. A survey party composed of the Messrs. Bell-Irving. J.

Gallagher, H. Piatt, Creery. J. A Taylor, F. S.

Wedge. L. A Pascoe and G. R. Parson hove gane to CUyoUot for the summer.

Potlatch visitors in Seattle to register at the New Washington yesterday Included a motor party from Canada composed of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of Vancouver. B. Mrs William Johnson.

Alfred Johnson. Miss Effle Warrick, Mr and Mrs. Collister and Douglas Col-lister, of New Westminster, B. C. Vancouver people in Victoria In-! elude Mr J.

Caryle. Mr. W. Wade. Mr.

A Stewart. Mr. W. McNeill. Mr.

Henry F. Brown. Mr. Henry BIs-, fel, Mr. A C.

Mutter and Mrs. Mut-' ter. Mr II. Rilev and Mrs. Riley.

Mr. F. F. yulnn and Mr. O.

Michael-son. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing are in Victoria Mr. and Mrs.

E. Mrh'een are spending sveral days at the Empress hotel. Victoria The marriage took place in this city on Thursday Miss Juanlta Nw-combe to Mr. Raymond A Eraser Mrs. Pollock.

Nanalmo. Is visiting her parents. Mr, and Mrs. W. Marshall.

lr. S. A Tunstall Is the guest of Capt. an1! Mf" W'orsnop. Kamloops.

on Thiirsd.iv evening Mr. and Mr. Fay. on Roiveti tsland. entertained with a dancing party.

A number of guests came up on the evening boat and on the launch Spray. Among the guests were Miss Thomas. Miss Gore, Miss Hael llorton, Miss Murtel Scott, Miss Winnie Miller. Miss Violet Mills Mr John Dunsmulr, Mr. Ray Spratt, Mr, Howard MVCgm Mr Hilll Lees.

Mr Bert Johnson and Mr. George Dorma.n. Th engagement. Is announced Muritaret. youngest daughter Dulcl of the late Major Hornby and Mrs.

Hornby, of this city, to Howard Lionel Rodwell, i'K eldest son of the late i E. i Itodwell. K.i.. Ingersoll, Ontario. The marriage will take place, at.

St. James' church. July 30. Mrs. Nicholson, wife of Capt.

NIchoNon, of Vancouver, formerly of Sarnla. Tent a month In t'ohmirg wltl her mother. Mrs. 11. Williams.

The Misses Jennie and Lucilla TaremiT are visiting friends In this I I Mr and Mm. A. GHithv. Winnipeg, have left for iin extended visit I In Vanouver. EVERYTHING IN MUSIC.

You Are Cordially Invited to Attend Our Official Opening JL Jb(4TI8 rtuni J'lqoH pu ouiidoiny 'paaui auhib )o Ojj lllV.tt Ai tJoatMjntj League and It Is probable that within a short time there will be a united suffrage organization to present petitions to the government at Victoria. Miss Ella Sykes, who lectured at the Canadian Club in this city, Is now a guest at the Alexandra Club In Victoria. Mr. O. W.

Scholefleld is a guest at the Empress hotel, Victoria. Vou will gvt a bettor Piano for your money at Thomson's, 1127 Granville. than anywhere else. Call or send for catalogue. BRAEMAR MISS MARGAKET ROSS Principal HulUllngt and staff unsurpassed In tha Dominion.

Each mistress specialist In her own department. Regular training In gyrunaatlcs by a competent mistress. Domestic science Included la the regular curriculum. 1. Applications for admission should 11)47 rrnUrtll Vancouver.

B. C. Endinsr Saturday July 26 th Street East C. Electric Tram Station. At the Hotels Vancouver J.

R. Hoothby, Cow-lchan; K. A. llerno and. wife, New York; Mrs.

J. W. Bailey, Mrs. J. W.

Gates, Cincinnati; J. l-'arr, O. L. Klsher, E. it.

llebb and wife, K. C. Stevenson, Winnipeg; C. A. S.

Attwood, Grand Forks; A. J. Meade, A. S. Uest and wife, Los Angeles; C.

A. McMillan, K. Lloyd-Jones, Montreal; C. Uenlson, London, E. A.

Kennedy, W. E. Austin, F. I. Thorneloe, T.

J. Wtlkins and wife, A. llethune and wife, Miss Bethune, 11. W. He-thune, J.

J. Warran, Julian Ersmann, Toronto; Mrs. W. Scott. Chicago; K.

C. Macpherson, Ottawa; F. H. Hughes, Victoria; Mrs. O.

C. Pratt, San Francisco; C. A. Cochrane, Vernon; Dr. F.

O. Laurence and wife, St. Thomas, H. II. Motley, V.

D. Spence and wife, Calgary. Punsmulr V. E. Liggett, wife nnd daughter, Tacoma; Miss (.

Glllman, Kansas City; Mrs. G. McManus, K. H. Duce.

C. J. Wilson, Mrs. A. E.

James, Victoria; Mrs. and Miss Maunder, Mrs. Huchan. Ottawa; C. W.

Cameron, Nakusp; W. W. Ferguson, Winnipeg; C. M. Parker, Kam-loops; L.

Bedell, Portland; S. II. Beaver, Denman Island; Miss Bal-court. Chemainus; Miss Hobinson, Ladysmlth; T. F.

Vogt and wife, J. C. Muller and wife. Milwaukee; Mrs. Albert Johnston, Princeton; II.

Rerg-mnn. Kegina; Dr. C. J. Lynch.

Ytktmn. E. Benson, Iidner; G. H. Ashbourne, Dublin; H.

S. Boss, Tortno. St. Regis R. C.

Mott, Bartsvllle, Oklahoma; W. A. Thrall, William York, W. Sampson. Nanalmo; U.

Payrltz and wife, C. C. Rose and ife. E. A.

Williams. Victoria; E. Littler, Montreal; G. C. Abrich.

Seattle; A. Shaw, Mrs. H. Shaw, A. R.

Belcher. Edmonton; Rev. and Hon. T. R.

Heneage, Victoria; Dr. E. W. Brooke. H.

C. Chaplin, Calgary: A. Muller. San Francisco; J. Wilton Hope.

W. Modglns. Hampton. J. C.

Smith and wife, Chicago: G. Chow, Spokane. Alcazar R. P. Crispell and wife.

Colorado Spring; T. H. Flart and wife. Tacoma; Rev. F.

Beck, New Westminster; Rev. Boenlg. Williams Island; W. H. Bohaman, Madras; R.

O. Millard and wife Seattle; L. A. Morgan, Boston. motor coat Which may al- uwl a rain-itwt.

tt of F.ngllxh raglan. ill ill ip i I foil AI Fresco Party The spacious grounds surrounding the home of Mrs. G. J. l'hllllppo, North Vancouver, was the si ene of a most successful garden party last evening given by the Ladles' Aid of St.

Edmund's church. All afternoon and until 9 o'clock in the evening the lawns were thronged with smnrtly-gowned women who listened to the delightful programme, shopped at the various booths or chatted over their tea or Ices. Among those who took part In the programme were Mrs, Laughlan, Mr. Garvey, Mr. Catalllc, Mrs.

Oarvey and Miss Perry. Till: TI RMINAL STKAM COMPANY, Get away from the heat and noise of the city and take a refreshing sea voyage up Howe Sound on one. of the excursion steamers of the Terminal Steam Navigation Company. Boats leave, at 9:15 every morning, returning at 7:15 p. m.

$1 round trip. Phone Soy. WEEK OF JULY MTH: GRACE CAMERON Amri'ii I're-enilnnt Crictur ASH A SHAW Prntirnr a ulriKinn ami fslKln novelty. "A IN CHINATOWN" Worth th prt- by themslvi Edison's "Talking Pictures" Two nw ntiMts this nk rnMKRTS. HAVKS 4 JKHTS offering l-vtton of Uughter, (IN TH A HAL MF.RRITT Hi'! Manning int.

ViifiY I.RANPKR A 0 fit tig KxtrMnrflmiiry, TRoUPKiTl An MXgrff4H'irt if lr nr'lttn a i f1 I i 1 all 1 rfer ed. Innr, 2 V' hair Any, TI'K Nlglitiv. in n4 1 "ir. j.w-. 3 if and Str.

S'M'i rt-Hrv! On Vpp In A'van. ALL THIS WEEK Willard's Temple of Masic A Stupendous Musical Spectacle Three Shows Pally, and 9:15 Season's Prices M.iflmvs 13c, tven. ngs ami KINEMACOLOR Theatre te Hnui for and ntinsmulr Streeta imm Today; KIXKM A' i MAN UTI ATI. INS Kmemarnlnr THK Tt'ttN 'K TIIK TIliK A pi, turriwiu nf in- THK INT'-'tC xrinNAI. ful.o MAT H-- Knrt.an Anit-rl, a THK I'BI-'K -iK Klnemarnlor I tr act THK it NTIiV A remarkably M' 'NT liflAPHlf th latent evantK i prfirniaa, frnn, noon In l'ri.

10. Kwiillign AVENUE riioin'H Sfv, 4034 W't'fk July 1 1 Mary Janes Pa Miititioos Wcilnosiliiy ami iit- Columbia Theatre Th IImum with thf llJ.urt Ventilating t'p-to Vmnlr viUf, nd Thotftpinvg frnltt i 'hung nf I'mgi nmtiif Mrtrtlnf nl ThtiretfUv M'lpi frnni I (ft to ft in Kvfnlngn, to 1 1 p. m. t) I.Y IITHt nnfl.t I iifMifMT mill lnrmlii4 Mnvtl it nil Allrii tlnhit 1 hli nnd nmimni I hitllU 4 hrtlll I ftnrnitm A ft tmvh Tt 4r lllunlmiUU OANTAGES ft ALL THIS WEEK Ife1 Mr. F.

A. Thompson and family have moved to their ranch at Hammond for the summer months. Mrs. Adolphus Williems was the hostess of smart dinner party on Wednesday evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs.

Bury, of Winnipeg. Covers were laid for fourteen guests. Mr. Mrs. A.

Strutrent. whoso marriage was solemnized at Sudbury on June 25, have arrived In the city and are residing on Comox street. Mrs. Strumetit was formerly Miss Helen Dent, daughter of Mr. H.

M. Dent, late of the Merchants Bank, Renfrew. Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Knight, of Edmonton, with Mrs. Knight's sister, Miss McKinley, Seaforth. Ontario, are en route to this city. Mr.

W. E. O'Brien anil Miss Gertrude O'Brien have arrived in the city from California and have taken a suite In the Royal Alexandra for a month. Mrs. W.

Coles, of fill Broadway west, who has spent the past year in Europe sailed from Southampton yesterday on the Andania. Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Ross, of Edmonton, are guests of Mrs. S. S. Taylor, Comox street. Miss Hazel Auld.

of Edmonton, who has been the guest of the Misses Hall, has returned to her home, Mr. J. E. Rice and family are motoring to Seattle for the week-end. Mr.

J. D. Swanson. Miss Mary Swanson and Master lickie are visiting at the home of Mrs. D.

Cantelnn, Third avenue west Mrs. Bowman and Miss Bowman, of Hampton court, have left for Seattle to attend the Potlatch. Dr. William Patterson, formerly of Cook's Presbyterian chun h. of Toronto, recently of Dublin, Irelntid, will preach at both services on Sunday at the Chalmers Presbyterian church, on Monday evening he will lecture In the church on "Ireland and Horn Rule." Mr.

and Mrs. F. t'olbourne. Miss Col-bourne, and sons. Fred James and Ralph, of Vancouver, are spending the week in Seattle.

Mr. and Mrs. Walkr are guests in Victoria. Dr Charles McMehen is a guest at the Empress hotel. Victoria.

SUMMER HEAT HARD ON BABY No season of the year Is so don-gerous to the life nf lltiU ncj as is the summer. The excessive heat throws the little out of order sm quickly that unless prompt aid Is at hand lh- lialpy may lie beyond al! human help hefore the i mother realizes he is til. Summer is the season when diarrhoea, cholera infantum, dysentry and chohc most prevalent. Any one of these troubles may prove deadly if not promptly treated, Hiring th" sum- nter the mother's liest friend is Baby's own Tablets. They regulate the bowels, sweeten the stomach and keep baby healthy.

The Tablet are sold by medicine dealers or at i.i cents a box from The Or. Hiliiaui.t' Medicine Co, Brorki illet tint. The Oldest and Most Reliable! Health Restorer in America ApH: tMUt. juffrtl inorn than nsn- vmih uith lumhMg't. 1 i'oiiWJ nii'iirr i-rt nor lip an-1 thfl tor i-mihi lo liitie ni I t-in I ml Hp 't nit-l fur--" 't'-i-Ka from th lUn r' mihi I uaik-( 1 fini hi oi'ltf rt ntiii I iuitnrpl hftn to A'l ho siiffflr l'b u-nhag-i i'KTKtt.

Rth -V Waati hi nitfri iTnW: fur ft vmm frnt fjoi-itirn tVM ni Hnrn-g of Wo faui i rir.i htm an i 'an rtoi- h- on'- pUt o.jt I ato mafn rol I am nicv on ny no no r'i-rv I I. 1 Ji No. HI Mh i Hi fl nuffern.l two oh matimi tri. manv itoctr tuf mi t'lUf illtlT flvr. I trle-t tlr Urn i anU am no pr.

tually alarp footl ami mora pains. a i Ann.r.i, St th Ave. s.attlt, Waah. M. HEE WO Jamea Ht.

mnA Reennrl rinnr Crown Block. SEATTLE, WASH. College Girls fltCcet The home of Mrs. Craig, 1625 Nelson street, recently of the Ladles' college, Whitby, was the scene of a most Interesting gathering yesterday afternoon when over forty former students of the Ontario Ladles' college living In Vancouver held a re-ilnlon. The guests of honor were Miss Copeland and Miss Purkholder, formerly of the college who are visiting In the city.

These reunions are taking place In nearly all the cities throughout the lominlon and the Vancouver O. L. O. girls are no less enthusiastic In perpetuating the memories of their alma mater. Assisting Mrs.

Craig at the tea table were; Mrs. Comox, Toronto, and Mrs. Mahoney, Comox street. Hoses and sweet peas made fragrant decorations for the attractive rooms. Many happy returns of today to Mr.

William Shaw Buttar, chartered accountant; horn, Corston, Coupar Angus, Scotland, July 19. 1867. To Mr. Benjamin Thillp Wlnte-mute, barrister; born, Ontario, July 19, 1S67. To Mr.

Charles Woodward, merchant; horn. Ontario. July 19. 1S52. of Sunday to Mr.

John J. Banfleld. financial agent; born, Quebec. July 20, 1S58. "Dog Gone It I I Many a poor dog is responsible for an accident similar to what the artist de-I plcts here.

But there is no need to worry about the stained clothes. We re experts In cleaning all kinds of fabrics and take out paint stains very easily. We do the work thoroughly and well, giving our patrons every satisfaction and at a very slight cost. Give us a trial at Cleaning or Dyeing. i Granville Bros.

High-Class Cleaners and Dyers 1835 Granville jtrm Telephones Bay. 45 and 46 Branch Olfce ViO Mnjtlie St. rhone Soy. 831. SYRUP ALL GONE What to do? If you have a bottle of the flavoring MAPLEINE In the pantry, you trouble Is at once over.

Mapletne, beside being delicious and different flavoring for i cakes, candies, pudding and Icings. makes a rich syrup by dissolving whits augsr In hot water nnd adding i Mapleine. Try It. Direction on the bottlt. I Grocer sell It, Ji)e for 3-o.

bottle. I Send 2c stamp for M.iplelne Cook Book. Crescent Manufacturing COMPANY Seattle. Wain. mm Commencing Saturday July 19th We want everybody in Vancouver to see our new and up-to-date music store.

Therefore, for seven days we are keeping open house, during which period we are offering huge discounts on all our stock, excepting phonograph goods which are on contract. 2S PER CENT. OFF REGULAR PRICE OF ALL MUSIC COOPS. 20 PER CENT. OFF REGULAR PRICE OF PIANOS AND PLAYER ALL POPULAR SHEET MUSIC, SIX COPIES FOR $1.00 Every lady calling on the opening and closiug day as above will receive free one copy of popular sheet music.

Watch our window for bargains. THE BOWES MUSIC HOUSE 10 Hastings A Tew Doom East of th B. The oil of People Many oils have come and gon, hut Dr. Thomas' Electric oil continue to maintain Its position and Increase It sphere of use. fulness each year.

lis sterling iiuall-tie have brought It to the front and kept It there, and It can trulv he called th oil of the people. Thousand have by it and would use. no other preparation. r'.