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the the THE LEADER-POST, REGINA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1940 PAGE NINE STYLES, SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS OF SASKATCHEWAN St. Paul's Choir Cleverly Offers Music Comedy, Drama A NAUTICAL KNOT was cleverly untangled by Paul's church choir Tuesday night at the parish hall. The lively musical comedy, A Nautical Knot, proved to be full of humor and good music. The production pleased the large audience greatly. Lionel Allen is music director, B.

M. Laubach accompanist, William Reid producer, and Walter C. Holt make up repeated expert. Wednesday The program night. will The take piace on the beach scenes, little English village, Barnstapoole, and the actors represent townsfolk and sailors.

The women's costumes of bright prints formed a fine contrast to Jack Tar's garb. Never was more sailor-looking a crew than that of the Bounding Billow. Cotton jerseys, jaunty caps and liberally tattoed forearms were details. Particularly fine acting is provided by James M. Kerr, Bill Salt, boatswain of the Bounding Billow.

In deep voice he tells fabulous stories to the girls of Barnstapoole about "elephanta sitting in trees" and of a Tahitian queen loved him; but they remain unimpressed and tease him unmercifully. The three other tars, George Ford, George Burge and George Newman acted well the parts of rough and ready sea- men. Mildred Allen Fills Role Mildred Allen as Julia, haughty belle of Barnstapoole, referred to by Bill Salt as "a trim little clipper," charms all the sailors away from their sweethearts and thereby earns the jealousy of the village, girls. Mrs. Allan charmed the audience too.

Her lovely voice was heard in a number of the finest solos of the comedy. Dorothy Liddon, Joan Richards and Norma, Reid as Delia, Daisy and Dora, three girls, form captivating Their chief village, sorrow is that their sailor sweethearts have left them for the haughty Julia and they express disconsolation in a sweet-toned trio. William Reid, as Barnabas Lee, wandering artist, draws many laughs with his enormous tam, blue smock and ever present easel. His song telling how he searched Drug Book Drugs, Toiletries We are exclusive agents for Regina of CHARLES OF THE RITZ TOILETRY PREPARATIONS For this week only an introduetory $1.25 box of INDIVIDUALLY BLENDED Face Powder given away FREE with each $1.25 purchase of Charles of the Ritz. Call in and consult Miss Iris Wanamaker from London, and New York, for the newest Ideas in Fashion Tone Make-up, COLGATE TOOTH POWDER ONE GIANT SIZE, ONE MEDIUM SIZE: BOTH FOR 34c TOILETRIES VINOLIA CASTILE SOAP SPECIAL Cakes for 10 25c SOAP.

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Archaeology had helped to discredit the opinion ancient civilizations were inferior to modern. Dr. Graham gave illustrations of the complexity of life known to ancient peoples. Helping with the program were: Jack Rittinger, William McKay, A. McLellan and Frank Holdsworth.

St. Andrew's Club St. Andrew's Carlton club Sunday will make plans for final meeting May 12. Guy Campbell was in chair for last meeting; Douglas gave finance report; Ted McDonald voiced club's thanks to Ken Green, George Olson, Don Brown and Stan Dacey for work connected with last social. On proalso were Ted Paxton, Robgram ert Wilson, Jack Stewart, Kenneth Kirkwood and Burton Smith Technocracy, meets Wed- nesday evening, May 1, at 7 Banner block.

L. O. Balliett will speak on Living Today and Tomorrow. Carlton Club Hears Archaeology Speech Professor W. C.

Graham, principal of United college, University of Manitoba, gave an address on Archaeologists in the Field, before Westminster Carltons. Dr. Graham told of working on buried towns in Iraq and Palestine. He described methods of excavating. Architects, engineers and history experts were a few of many skilled men who accompany an expedition.

When the site of a buried town is decided on men first survey the area making charts and dividing it up into plots. Then they proceed to dig. Dr. Graham was lucky enough to find the first specimen in one of the ventures. It was the handle of a vase and the experts were able to tell of a Hebrew town of the middle iron age.

It was remarkable how well sei- MALVERN MAY RETURN WOODSTOCK, Malvern college, at present evacuated to Blenheim palace here, will return to its own quarters at Malvern in September, "subject to no unforeseen emergency," the headmaster has been informed. Club Notebook Women's auxiliary, brotherhood of expressmen, meet at Saskatchewan hotel, Thursday night at 7:45. Stated meeting of Regina Chapter No. 1, 0.5.S., will be held at Masonic temple Thursday night at 8 o'clock. D.V.A.

ladies auxiliary meets at Davin block club room on Thursday night at 8 o'clock, all members asked to attend. Regina Registered Nurses association meets Thursday evening at 8:30 at Nurses residence, Grey Nuns hospital. St. Andrew's Society sick visiting committee will hold a tea at home of Mrs. R.

Douglas, 978 Angus street, Wednesday, May 1, from 7 to 10 in the evening. Receiving will be Mrs. G. G. Muir and Mrs.

pouring P. tea, Cleland Mrs. and J. Caul- Mrs. James Cromb.

Assisting will be Mrs. W. Keith, Mrs. A. Whyte, Mrs.

J. Reid and Mrs. J. Turner; money basket, Mrs. J.

F. Bennett. Bonnie Heather Bingo club entertained at home of Mrs. McElroy. Honors were won by Mrs.

G. Leslie. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Wm. Lunan and Mrs.

Leslie. Others present were: Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Hawes, Mrs. Neale, Mrs.

Rowley, Mrs. McGregor and Mrs. Walsh. At previous meeting bingo honors were won by Mrs. George Neale.

Refreshments were served by hostess, assisted by Mrs. Walsh. Forget chapter I.0.D.E. will hold their spring tea at home of Mrs. W.

A. Thompson on Friday, May 3. Receiving with Mrs. Thompson will be Mrs. J.

Alex MacKenzie and Mrs. R. E. Smale. Mrs.

W. J. Bourne and Mrs. Stanley L. Ross will have charge of the money basket.

Pouring tea will be Mrs. W. J. Patterson, Mrs. E.

A. Lay, Mrs. A. H. Westhaver and Mrs.

F. W. Bates. Assisting in living-room will be Mrs. David M.

Balfour, Mrs. C. W. Parker, Mrs. M.

C. Ross and Mrs. N. B. Williams.

In charge of tea room will be Mrs. G. W. Neelands, Mrs. H.

E. King and Mra. W. H. McDonald.

Felt Hat Athletic club will hold a party and dance for their members in uniform at the Orange hall on Thursday, May 2, at 7:30. This dance will be for Able Seaman Bill Sandham, who is on leave and for Sappers Larry Spanier and Cecil Voss, R.C.E. members of the club who are on active service include: Ken Stewart, Sid Ozlund and Bill Rothermal, R.C.A.F.; Dennis Ward and Rod Martin, Royal Canadian Navy; Bud Spencer, John Gertsman, Albert Mruk and Dennis Cunningham, Aldershot, England; Mel 'Zummack, with the Princess Pats, and Cliff Wilkening, United States Marines. All former members of the club are invited to attend. Charter Members, 41 Years Standing, At Balmoral Meet Mayor Grassick was presiding officer at a past chiefs night of Camp Balmoral, Sons of Scotland, held recently.

Two charter members of the camp present were Mayor Grassick and Dr. David Low, who occupied the past chief's chair, and who joined camp 41 years ago. Telling of the changes that had taken place, achievements accomplished and educational facilities inaugurated by Mayor Grassick the camp on its sustained progress. The chairs were occupied by past chiefs each of whom had something to say of his associations with the camp. They were: Chieftain, James Mitchell; chaplain, J.

N. Bayne; marshal, G. W. Robertson; junior marshel, C. G.

Hutcheson; standardbearer, A. B. Muirhead; senior guard, J. A. MacKay; junior guard, G.

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In Malaysla bees make honey but do not eat it. Since there is no winter there, the bees need not store up food. only for beauty was well received. It is inevitable he should fall in love with Julia, the village belle. William Thompson, as Joe Stout, mate of the Bounding Billow, and Phyllis Middleton as his sweetheart, "Nance," sang a pleasing duet.

The comedy ends with everyone on the stage, every jolly tar with his arm his sweetheart, and the beautiful belie won by the young artist. The boatswain finishes the rollicking finale with solo depicting the glories of life on the bounding billows. Chorus consists of Mrs. S. Ashmore, Mrs.

E. S. Biggs, Ellen Gent, Mrs. F. Harrison, Winnifred Kirk, Mrs.

T. Liddon, Mary Filer, Margaret Moore, Mrs. H. P. Thompson, Lily Wood, Mrs.

W. G. Wilson, Mrs. T. Hogg, Jesse Ford, S.

O. Robinson, Harry Shawcross, A. C. Witt, Col. T.

H. Hewitt, H. P. Thompson, Frank Harding. Girls who perform a horn pipe in the first act are Jean Spence and Minnebell McIntyre.

Drama on Program "Such Is Fame," a comedy in one act, presented by members of the choir, forms part of the program. It, is full of humor. The conversation of Mabel Harrison, as Jane, the cockney housemaid, cook and confidential adviser, ie especially sparkling. Her mistress, role filled by Margaret Moore, a young novelist whose first book has just been published, is besieged with letters, callers and messengers, but Jane handles them all deftly in cockney form. Miss Moore, in the part of Jessica Wynbush, the novelist, young, inexperienced and naive, gives an excellent characterization.

The climax comes when Jessica's two maiden and very, eccentric aunts pecognize, their, aunts portraits are in taken her by Myrtle Smith and Winnifred Kirk. They arrive at the young novelist's home at the same time and an amusing scene follows when she tries to placate them, all talking at once and both aunts shaking umbrellas at the novelist. The scene ends satisfactorily for Vestry including, entertain the everyone, the audience. two casts at the parish hall Wednesday evening after the final performance. Society News Miss Ivyanne Dannels, whose marriage takes place early in May, was presented with a silver carving set from the office staff and inspectors of the old age pensions branch of the government.

Mr. W. C. Mills, commissioner, made the presentation. Miss Marion McKee has returned from the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg.

Mrs. W. H. McEwen entertained at a charming luncheon for 15 guests Monday at her home. Dr.

A. N. Hardy has returned from a month's holiday which he spent at Vancouver and Victoria. Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Merrill have returned from Vancouver and will be in residence at 108 Balfour apartments after Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. A.

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