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PAGE SEVEN Social and Personal Little Ri Dance Success serves Birthday Large Attendance Marks Bridge Given By Women Teachers Guild VI Successful Affair Is Held At Y.W.C.A. Increase In Membership Announced; Attractive Prizes Arc Awarded ATTRACT 1YE affair of Wednes- I Caroline Mutch. Mr. Bob Bradley. Aliss day evening was the bridge party "jidred Jiillincsley.

Mr. Jack Ed- w-ards, Miss Arta Gav. Miss Jean Dewar, given by the Border Cities Women lss by Florence Kontze. Miss Grace AIRS. W.

JT3AXTER. of Toronto. Is the ho-ise guest of Mrs. William Davidson, of Seminole avenue, Detroit. Mrs.

J. F. CampbeH entertained a few friends at bridge at her home on Patricia Road, on Wednesday evening. Afrs Reginald W. Simpson, of Ask.

in Boulevard. Is spending a few days in Toronto. At'-ss C. Soott entertained the Skeptical E-ght Bridge Club this week at her home on Windsor avenue. Tea was served after playing.

Air Gordon Hardy la resuming today to her home in Rose dale. Toronto, after spending a few day with her sister. Mra. B. Watson, of Randolph street.

Air. and Mrs John Taylor, of Hanna street, announce the birth of a son on February 1 at Metropolitan General Hospital. DELIGHTFUL affair of yesterday ifvrnnon, tie Van.in tea f.rpr, by ti Women Guild of Bt. Andrea a Preaimenan Chlirrh. in Lr-e Church House.

Tea as aerred at small lao.es throughout the rooms, and each Libia was centred with red tulip. Carry-in out the Valentine Idea were the aerwlette whirii were petered wrtth little red heart. Prom a larger table In the centre of the room, which also centred with a bask'd of red tul'pa Mra. J. laverarlty and Mr.

J. G. Bowman youred tea Mrs H. AC Pauiln and Airs. Gordon AC McGregor, received the fiesta.

Mr. Harry E. Guppy was in e.aarge of tr.e reJr'smrerus and Airs. A. Barr and Airs.

Mason were in charge of the tables. Dunn the af'er-noon a program was given by Mr. WU-1 am Rn. Miss LlHom Alar, rung ham. Mrs.

L. Melliie. and Alias Gertrude and Ms Marie Kocnendoerffer. Among the jest were Mrs W. H.

Hlscock. Mrs. W. Buck. Air.

C. E. Ooen. Mr. T.

Noble Bartiec. Miss Eleanor Kenning Mis Susie Parses. Mrs. James B. Gow Mrs Robert Whyte Mr-ret Bartlet.

AT. W. Donald Mr-t -retror. Mrs. A E.

Westland. Mrs L. JfcOUi Allan. M-u M. W.

West. Mr. I. A. Klln, Air.

A. Part let. Miss A. McKay. ACm T.

C. Ray. Mra. Miss Jessie Bailiie. ana.

3u iek. a Css A. Mi Teachers Guild at the Y.W.C A. A large crowd was on hand for the event, the guests being received bv Aliss Gertrude Johnson. Aliss Hazel Elnor and Miss Caroline Mutch.

Attractive decorations were used the lounge rooms, and clever tallies and score cards added to the charm of the affair. Announcement was made of a large Increase membership in the guild. Lovely prizes were awarded the winners, Miss Laura Glenn having been charge of them, and delicious refreshments were served afterwards. The guests included Mrs. Vera Lowndes.

Miss S. Ward. Mrs. P. L.

Louks, Airs. J. JLi. AIcNaushton, Aliss u. Dickson.

Mrs. W. Longey. Alts D. H.

Noy Mrs. Marjorie Holden. Aliss Emma N. Bell. Miss Ealake Logan.

Miss Muriel Masse v. Miss Edna Smith. Aliss Leiia Dunran, Mis Edith Wakefield, Miss Cora Parker. Miss Evelvn McEwen. Ml Marv Ross.

Miss Lucv Smith. Ml-s Lillian Niblock, Miss Myrtle Desmond. M.ss Blanche McGrezor. Miss Ethel Watson. Miss Edna Poole.

Miss Ann Murphv, Miss mfred Toole, Miss Jean Fry. Miss Laura Glenn. Miss Gertrude Johnson, Mss Miriam Toll. Mr. R.

A. Brown. Miss Elizabeth Gibbon. Mis Iabcl Biehn, Mrs J. Start, Mrs.

E. H. Bell. Airs. Brown, Miss Ethel Beattie.

Miss J. R. Brown. M-fs 1 Helen Gillie. Miss Margaret C.

Drake, Ml Helen I. Bertrand. Miss Alma B. Cummins Mrs. B.

Pierce, Miss Anne Glenn, Miss Annie Watson, Mrs. C. E. HuM. Mrs L.

McCrae. Mrs Ross Mc-Lodae Cornanation Hall, Wyandotte Aloine. Miss E. Drake. Aliss Grace Hall, at Devonshire Road, will hold a euchre Olive Edsar.

Mm Grace Cooper, party, Saturday night, commencing at Miss M- Catherine Straith. Miss Aud-'8 30. 6 valuable prizes will be given I rp' Kprr- Mrs- A- Lynch. Mr. AC Admission, 25c.

1 Gard. M.s M. Havnes, Miss L. Blam, I Miss B. Draper, M.ss Mellia Dickson, The aov in 'Ml Edith Dickon, Miss Helen Golden, 1 Windsor, Satjirdaj, Feb.

14 8 p. Hopkins. Mis A a Peal Hltrn rla nrrnptf ra ill Vw atfan. r- I High class orchestra will be in Mlss Ruth Pearce, Aliss Eva "1 "1 lies Guild In Busy Year Delightful Affair Staged At Walkerville Boat Club ASE of the most delightful of the pre-Lenten affairs In the Border was the supper dance given by the Little River Golf and Country Club at the Walkerville Boat Club Wednesday evening, with a large attendance on hand. Valentine decorations, the big hearts having golfing pictures on them, proved most attractive and amusing, and the splendid music was a delight to the dancers.

Bridge tables were also available. and lovely prizes were given the winners at each table. Supper was served later In the evening. Mrs. F.

R. Guest, Airs. W. H. McLean and Dr.

F. J. Furlong constituted the committee in charge of the successful event. Among the guests were Air. and Mrs.

H. C. Gracey, Air. and Mrs. John H.

Cuddle. Mr. and Mrs. A. James Thomson, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Y. Wesley. Mr.

and Mrs. Wi Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. F. S.

Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hammel, Dr. and Airs.

D. D. Lloyd. Mr. and Airs.

Lloyd M. Murray, Mr. H. B. Williams, Aliss Lillian V.

Alaurer, Air. and Airs. H. AI. Aloynes, Mr.

and Mrs H. A. Brokenshire. Air. and Mrs.

H. Hefferman, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Evelegh, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brough.

Miss McCarthy. Mr. C. G. Seddall, Mr and Mrs.

C. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lindon.

Mr. and Mrs Ben Brick. Mr. and Airs. George Gerald, Dr.

and Mrs. F. J. Furlong, Mr. and Mrs.

H. R. Wickham, Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Batters, Dr. and Mrs.

R. G. McMillan. Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Davis, Mr. and Airs. David E.

Alitchelson. Dr. and Airs. F. R.

Guest. Mr. and Airs. D. T.

Alexander. Mr. and Airs. T. Forth Groves and their daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. D. Anderson.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Ernest Coutts, Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Col will. Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. AIcLean. Air. and Mrs.

N. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. T.

W. Woodruff. Air. and Airs. A.

D. Harris, Mr. and Airs. W. R.

J. Ball, Mr. H. H. Macdonald and Mr.

and Mrs. D. W. Smith. Mr.

Resume will entertain the Monday Bridge Club at her home on Sunset avenue. Sandwich, on Monday. Mia Alary Teahan. of Park Place. Sandwich, entertained a few fnenda at tea at her home yesterday afternoon.

Much Welfare Work Done Presentation Made To Retiring Head rpHE annual report of the Cadies Air. E. J. laird te r. rtai 1 ng her A social Service Worker Guild of Krtdge club at her home on Roeedale united Church, made public todav.

Boiuerard, Sandw ch, nevt Tuesday goas that the 25 members have had a.temoon. 1 a buy year. I The treasurers report show that Air. F. C.

Malrol.v.wwi. of Mxnne- 505 50 wax spent throughout the year. attendance. For tickets and information, call 3-9660 4-3093. Scott.

Mr. J. M. Francis. Mlss Ada Amer, Miss Mable Hoy.

Mis Cora Ap-porlev. AIlss Hilda Frv, Miss Ruby Rundle, Miss Flora McRae, Miss Anne SIDNEY COHEN The small son of Mr. and Mr. P. Cohen, of Pougall avenue, celebrated hi third birthday this week.

I The Camper Club will hold a I bridge party at Y. W. C. A on Wednesday, Feb. 25.

Admission 50c, begmnlng Spalding, ALss Olive Anderson. Mlss Briodv. Miss Miriam He land. AIlss Celia Briodv. Mrs E.

Grant. Mrs. A. J. I 8 p.

m. Public invited. Florence Campbell. Airs. Basil McPherson.

Mrs. Basil Barrick. Mrs. Edward Krebser, Mrs. G.

G. Henderson, Miss Ruby Wilson. Miss Alargaret Dawson and Miss Hazel Elnor. Bunco Party Will Be Held Tonight Card party will be held Alondav, Feb 15, under auspices Busy- Bee Hive No 363. Alaccabees, at Odd Fellows Temple, Victoria Refresh-Mrs.

R. Howitt and Mrs. T. Skinner freshments will be served. are Joint conveners for the bunco party Benefit drawing for hand-made quilt, to be held in the Colonel Bishop school.

I whjch to drawn Februarv 14. Labile, this evening, in aid of the i Draw mg will be made April 15. Quilt building fund of tne Anglican Church on dtpiay at C. H. Smith store.

Tickets there. Splendid prizes have been ob- 25c. tained for the evening, as well as WINDSOR'S OI HEST PHI STORE Pm ides I Tee Delivery Anywhere I SE YOLK PHONE Groceries, mills, clothing, and fuel were given out to 23 families, and In some cases rent was paid. One family was given furniture to start housekeeping. Seventeen layettes were made and given out.

At Christmas time six baskets were delivered to needy families. A donation was given to the Victorian Order of Nurses. The society heard many outstanding speakers and other artists throughout the year. At the last meeting the retiring president, Mrs. H.

Lehmbeck. was presented with a set of sliver salad forks. Mrs. E. Atkinson and Mrs.

A. Bottertll making the presentation in appreciation of her work for the past two years. Mrs. Lehmbeck then thanked the women for their kind remarks and gift. The off.cers for this year are Mrs.

H. Thrasher, president; Airs. H. Lehmbeck. vice-president: Mr.

Cowdery. secretary, and Mrs. E. Atkinson, treasurer. The women are planning a busy year for 1931.

LAINGS Drug Store Lodge Ambassador. Son of England, will open their 1931 season with a dance to be held at the Ontario Street School, Pilerte Rd East Windsor, on Wednesday, February 18th, from 9 to1 Admission 25c partners 40c. Pub- lie invited. Led a Offers Smart Rainy Day Clothes PARIS. Feb.

13 Leda launches novel rainy day suits for country wear that have long trousers of navy blue waterproof gabardine to be tucked into high boots that zipper trimly almost to the knees. There is a bright red leather double-breasted jacket, something like a bellboys except that it is hip length, and belied and equipped with two breast pockets and two hip pockets for all eventualities. If the leather jacket prove too warm it may be replaced by a navy gabardine jacket to match the trousers, cut on the same lines. A leather sou'wester with a Ouellette Ave. PHONE 3-4b01 basket of provisions as a door prize.

Everybody is cordially invited to attend. Rain Hats Crocheted Of Gay Rubber Strips Rain hats that are very practical without looking It are the new lacy berets crocheted in an open pattern from the strips of colored rubber. Patou new sailor hat with a slightly MISS JESSIE THOMPSON is general convener for the bridge party to be held by the Alpha (iainnia Chi Sorority tomorrow afternoon at the Mandarin Carden. Photo by Browne, Canada Building. scoop brim, mad of cellophane or lac- I long' back brim and a front brim that quered straw, withi belt of patent lea-( 1 turns up or down completes a weather- ther around the crown, is a hat that defying ensemble.

is equally smart for rain or shine. 1 Friendly Club Holds Successful Keno Party An Interesting meeting of the Friendly Club took place yesterday at the club rooms, the meeting taking the form of a keno party, with Mrs. W. Stidworthy and her committee In charge. The affair proved most success! uL Church of Ascension Auxiliary Observes Twentieth Anniversary More Than 60 Women Gather At Delightful Ten In Parish Hall; Charter Member Present pELEB RATING the 20th anniversary Whittaker.

Mrs. M. Price. Mrs. S.

J. of the Womans Auxiliary of the Falconer. Airs. C. V.

Alvers. Mrs. C. E. Pye, Miss Alice Lodge.

Airs. O. E. Flem Church of the Ascension, more than 60 Company 8 Auxiliary Meets This Evening A meeting of the Mothers Auxiliary to Guide Company 8 and Brownie Pack 5 mill take place this evening at the home of Miss M. Webster, 1307 Sandwich street west, commencing at 8 o'clock.

AT OUR SHOPS IV WINDSOR WALKERVILLE CHATHAM Let Your Valentine Be MOSHEBY If she pride herself on being fashionable. she will be sure to have a fondness for the Brands that Browns carrj Nothing would pleas HER more than a pair or two of exquisite silk hosiery from our varied stork. Such weli-knowh brands as Orient and Holeproof are carried. In the very sheorfst of Chiffons or the heaviest of Service IV eight. $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $1.95 A SPECIAL' PURCHASE OF Gorgeous Silk Gowns Reg.

to $2.95 You will be sure to want svml when jon see thoe. ery heavy grade of knitted silk Gown, mostly In the Non-Run Sill. All have lace joke of a richness and fineness to be found onlj Tl on gowns at two and three time- this price- All pastel shades. Perfect quality, of course. suggest early choosing.

Ing. Sr Airs. J. A. Kearney, Airs.

Kinghorn, Mrs. J. Hogan. Mrs. G.

North. Airs. Dlnsmore, Aliss S. Crabbe, Mrs. R.

Rvatt. Mr. J. Cronk. Mrs.

J. K. Lee. Mr. R.

D. Fetherstonhaugh, Airs. J. Walsh. Mr.

W. Lowe, Mrs. Alary Howe, Airs. F. Nicholas.

Airs. Fred Creed. Mrs. L. Barnes, Mrs.

B. Scratch. Mrs. C. W.

Ion. Airs. T. L. Rowe.

Aliss Dot Rowe, Mrs. H. Jacomb, Mrs. P. Phillips.

Airs. R. Deshields. Mn.A. Reed.

Mrs. Francis S. Drake. Aliss T. Pinfold, Mrs.

A. Bcscoby, Airs. R. AC Holt. women, including a number of original members, gathered at tea in the parish hall Tuesday.

Airs. A. E. Appleyard presided. Following a short service, minutes of the organization meeting mere read.

Messages of regret at inability to attend were received from the Rev. Canon and Airs. Snelgrove. of Galt. Canon Snel-grove was rector of the parish when the auxiliary was organized.

Miss Mary C. Crawford at whose home the first meet ing was held, was among the guests. Among those present were Airs. A. E.

Applevard. Mi Mary C. Crawford. Airs. A.

J. Rogers. Airs. J. H.

Rue. Air. H. E. Whicker.

Airs. E. J. Heine. Airs.

J. Spracklin. Airs E. Cooper. Mrs.

H. Patterson. Mis Eora B. Sheppard, Miss C. White.

Airs. D. Morrow. Air. C.

A. Langmaid. Air. E. King.

Mrs. W. Falr-c lough. Airs. J.

A. Unwin. Airs. Gordon P. Thompson Air.

Fred Slnasac. Airs, TOM LEVITTS Old-Time nd Modern Dance Tony llotifford, i'nller Krnle Mnrrhand Onhera Herjr SatnrdftT lht LANCASTER HALL (or Pierre and Wyandotte At MHO p.m. Miarp Expert Eye Attention If you have the slightest suspicion that you need glasses, let us give you a thorough Eye Examination. If you do require Glasses, we can fit you accurately, attractively and inexpensively. White Gold Filled Rimless Flexible Frames and the Exact Toric Lenses Expect Crowd At Y's Mens Party Badminton SPALDINGS apoii.

Allnnesota. who ha been spending the past weeg in New York City, is the guet of h-r mother. Mrs. John AC Duck of Giles Boulevard east. Alls Florence Spier, of Aid afreet.

Sandwich. Is entertaining a few friends at tea at VT home this afternoon. Mr Trank Hairy art entertained a fr friends at bridge at her home on fardvicb street east. Sandwich, on Wednesday evening Mr Haegsrt is also entertaining at bridge on Monday evening. a Dr.

Lawrence Reynolds, of Detroit. Will entertain a group of friends st the Valentine dinner dance at the Eases County Golf and Country Club Saturday evening of this week. Among the g-iest will be Dr. and Air Col Iyer. Dr.

Eaton and Dr. Bramble, Ann Arbor. Michigan. Alisa Florence Janisse. of Ste Rose Eodality.

Riverside, entertained at a bunco party at her home on Home Dale Boulevard, this week for the sodality members. Miss Leona Piquet. Mias Gertrude McDonough and Alisa Helen lap-pan assisted. A delightful luncheon was served and beautiful pnw were awarded to Mia Rre Raehlor, Miss Germaine Janisse. Mas Florence Barnhart and Mis Henrietta Clifford.

Those present were Miss Ieona Piquet. Miss Henrietta Reuglet. Miss Germaine Janisse. Alls Geraldine AC Blonde. Miss Dorothy Hails.

ATisa Prances George. Allas Frances Byrne, Miss Carmel Janisse. Miss Mary Agnes Histng. Miss Henrietta Clifford. Alia Rose Murray.

M.v Evelyn Goyeau. Miss Roe Raehlor. Miss Irene Stone. Miss Florence Barnhart. Miss Dorothy Bangle.

Miss Gertrude AleDonnugh. Alias Katheleen McDonough. Miss Margreate George. Mias Helen Lappan. Alias Dor-ertiy Bailtargeon.

Miss Mary Ionise Noel. Miss Florence and Miss Audrey George. The marriage of Rita Marlon, daughter of Mr. and Air. E.

Smith, of Windsor. to Gordon, son Mr. and Airs. Samuel Bullard, of WalkervlUe. was aclemnized last Saturday evening at Central United Church, the Rev.

Dr. A. Runnrlls officiating. The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, to mu-alc played by Miss Dorothy Cit.er. was lovelv In a blue lace gown.

ath matching hat and shoe. Miss Ethel Smith, the brides sister, as bridesmaid wore Nile green, and carried rose. Mr. Clarence Bullard assisted his brother as best man. After the ceremony.

dinner was served to 25 guests in the dining room of the church, which was attractively decorated In pink and white, the table being centred atth the bride's rake, which was a gift of the ladies' Bible Class of the church, and pink rosea. After dinner, a basket of roses was presented to Mrs. Smith, an old member of the church, it being her Jlfty-arond wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.

Bullard will reside In Walker-yille. The marriage of Airs. Florence A. Master, daughter of Air. and Mrs.

John McLean, of Prince Road. Sandwich, and Mr. C. Davidson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Davidson, of Pari. Ontario, was solemnized on Wednesday. February 11. at 7 br the Rev. Arthur Sprarklm.

Following the eeremonv. the wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride parents, and Air. and Mrs. Davidson left foe an extended motor trip through the South. They will go on to (Tuba foe a short time.

An interesting feature was the presence at the ceremony and dinner of four generations of the bride family. ft wery enjoyable evening was spent at the laome of Miss Evelyn McLean. PeUseier street, recently when she entertained at a bridge party In honor of Atlss Bertille Evnn. of LaSalle, bride-elect of February. Prizes for cards were won by AIlss Dorothy Douglas and Airs.

Helen Bennett. Among those present were Miss Bertille Evon. Miss Yarsetta Bankstlen. Miss Edna Wagsr. Mrs.

Helen Bennett. Miss Lillian Holland. Miss Helen Simpson. Mrs. M.

E. Pooock. Airs. Ella Knight and Miss Dorothy Douglas. Mrs.

Gari AC Stroh. of Detroit, entertained at luncheon on Wednesday lor Mrs. Edwin Barbour Henry, who will leave on Sunday for a sojourn in Palm Springs, California. Air. F.

Langdon Hubbard returned to her home on Washington Road. Crosse Polnte. yesterday, after spending 10 dars with her sister. Mrs. Albert Keep, of Sheffield.

Mass. Atr. William Le Brun has returned to hi home in Epwcrth. England, after an extended visit with hi son-in-law and daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. William Llovd Beamer. of Seyburn, avenue, Detroit. With her son. David.

Air Haldeman Flame, of Crosse Point e. is la ALaml. Florida, where she is a guest at the May flower HoceL Mr. William A. Keen, of Detroit, sailed Wednesday cm the S.

S. Yolendam for a foir weeks' cruise to the West Indies. Guaranteed Satis-factory ANY SH IE LENSES A large attendance is anticipated af the alenttne bridge to be given tomorrow evening in the Building. J. J.

Hanes, Mrs. T. W. Turner, Mrs. A.

on Pellssier street, by the Ys Men Club. Plans lor the affair have been under way for some time, and a delightful evening is promised all who attend by the committee in charge. Valentine decorations will be used In the lounge rooms, where the tables will be set. and playing will commence at 8 30 oclock. There will be lovely prizes for the winners, and after cards, dancing will be enjoyed, and refreshments will be served.

Acting as general chairman for the event is Mr. J. Kenneth Clarke, with Polish Club Dance To Take Place Saturtlay Plans are complete today lor the dance to be held tomorrow evening in Holy Trinity Church HalL Banwell avenue and Langlois avenue, by the Border Cities Polish-Canadlan Citizens Club. Three door prizes are to be RACKETS and BIRDS awarded, and everybody is invited to Mr. George AC Orant and Mr.

Don f' attend. A good orchestra will supply Brown assisting him. A cordial in vita-music for the affair. tion is extended to the public to attend. SILK SHOPPE 355 Ouellette Avenue Opposite Prince Edward Hotel BOB The Choice of Champions Ppismol by Jack Purer II (Canadian Champion) an economical, fiealtliFu! food 1 Rich in vitamins Energy-producing Spalding Birds Adopted EscItlRtTflf by Cnnadian Tladmlnlon Aorlatlnt Ontario Badminton AaaarlatlOBi extern Canada Badminton Aaaorlatian, F.ndoraed by HcnttUh Badminton lab -Cbatbnm Badminton Oob Sarnln Badminton Inb Y.M.C.

4a An economical source of highest quality protein fully matured Kraft cheese is a healthful, bodybuilding food. Serve it with every meal. Welcome News For the Women of the Border Cities LAZARES IS NOW DISPLAYING IN THE NEW FRENCH ROOM IMPORTED FRENCH lernoon and Evening Gowns Rackets, $4 to $15 Birds Special Prices to Claim in CsMds Bowman Anthony Co. HZ-54 PITT ST. WEST And Made by the makers of Kraft Salad Dressing and Velveeta Street Dresses Mi-ifVs 4 Vs I 4 Ml! I nm GOWNS BY Jean Lanvin Jean Patou Zimmerman Martial Armand Lucien LeLong Phillipe et Gaston EVERYTHING REDUCED We wffl be in our new location March 1.

Until then we will offer our entire stock at greatly reduced prices. If you are in need of glassware, china ware, dinnerware, tea.coXfee, crocks, malt, come and see our great values. No need to pay more! Good selection. VISIT THE ROYAL WHEN TOC VISIT THE MARKET YE3A amaEEIIINA Co. 128 PITT STREET EAST (Next to White Store Meat Market) L.

P. LAZARE CO. Limited FAMOUS GUARANTEED FURS You may have the privilege of purchasing Gowns as well as Furs on the Budget Payment Plan 14 CHATHAM ST. E. Initiation to Mark Junior Legion Meet Initiation will take place at the regular meeting of the Junior Moose-heart Legion to be held tomorrow afternoon, beginning at 2:30 clock, in the lodge rooms in the Moose Temple.

Chatham street east. Ail members are urged to be present. Following the meeting the Mothers Auxiliary to the legion will entertain the members at a party. (Iv?) i.