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PAGE EIGHT SASKATOON STAR PH (EN IX. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2 1940. Will Receive Convener Sion Alumnae Association Holds Eti joya ble Mid Win ter Ban quel Home" (Dvorak)', Ave Marla (Bach-Gounod). Betty and Billy Ivison, piano accordion duet: Ciri Birl Bin," Twelfth Street Rag. Salvation Army Citadel Band: British Melodies." EXHIBIT KIT OWNED BY FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE AT NURSES TEA FRIDAY SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION ARRANGED IN AID OF RED CROSS IN HUDSONS BAY COMPANY STORE ATTRACTS MANY VISITORS 257' Present Concert Sunday to Assist Shrine Hospital The revised program of the concert being presented under the auspices of the Saskatoon Shrine Club in the Capitol Theatre Sunday evening at 9 o'clock In aid of the Sbrlners Crippled Childrens Hospital, Is as follows: Salvation Army Citadel Band, conducted by William Smith: March, Golden West I Percy Merritt), cornet solo, The Best Fred Smith, soloist, Mr.

Ralph Judge, tenor, accompanied by Mrs. Sadie Lumby: Luce van le Steile from La (Puccini), Think Alone, (Victor Herbert). Miss Helen Battersby and Mr. Gordon Hancock, piano duo: "Arabesque' (Dvorak), Malaguena'' (Lecuana). Mr.

James Eby, base, accompanied by Mr. Gordon Hancock. Roam as I May (Salvator Rosa), "Vulcans Song (Gounod). Miss Dorothy Overholt, Miss Thelma Johannes and Mrs. E.

G. Reinhart, instrumental trio: Serenade" (Szckacs), Waltz Scherzo" (Oscar Strauss), Miss June Wright, soprano, ac companied by Mrs. Sadie Lumby Lovely Night (Landon Ronald Selected, Sylvan Chorus, conducted by Mrs. Sydney Aird Hogarth; Going The Sion Alumnae Association of Saskatoon held its annual midwinter banquet Thursday evening in the Blue Room at The Elite. Several representatives of other convent alumnae were present.

Miss Genevieve Daly, president of the Saskatoon Sion Alumnae Association, welcomed the guests and expressed pleasure at the presence of members of other alumnae. Miss Daly introduced the Rev, Father Mulcahey, who formally presented each representative and introduced the speaker of the evening. Dr. W. B.

Doctor Markle expressed his pleasure in addressing a group whom he knew had had the advantages of a good Christian training. These young ladies, he said, had been formally educated in a convent where they had developed certain delicate qualities which were very noticeable to those with whom they came in contact That these qualities had made themselves more manifest was evident from the manner in which the girls had remained united. The speaker expressed the wish that such gatherings as these be held much more frequently and perhaps be a little less formal. Others who have not had such advantages, he said, looked to such groups as convent alumnae for leadership. Doctor Markle concluded by assuring the alumnae that those who had a closer contact with public affairs had the convent alumnae deep in their thoughts, deep in their prayers, and deep in their good wishes.

After the banquet community singing was enjoyed. Plans were begun for a piovtncial open air rally to be held in the spring. GUESTS Those present were: The Misses Adelle Ritz, Eva Kohn, Fern Boehm, representing Bruno Convent Alumnae; Miss Betty Guiding-er, representing Rosetown Convent Alumnae; Miss Clair Smith of. Moose Jaw Sion; Misses Mary Mc-Farland, Rowena Udell of Sacred Heart, Regina; Miss Margot Hoeschen, representing Loretto Abbey, Toronto; Misses Louise Charlebois, Sadie Lundy, Mary Ber-inl, Molly Kelly, Irene O'Brien, Margaret Elliott, Frances Dolan, Gertrude Mahoney, Kay Melaven, Florence Bateman, Margaret Schrelber, Mary Louise Long, Gwen Dawson, Genevieve Daly, Florence Miley, Hilda Schmitz, Lillian Provost, Marie Roch, Irene Daly, An-dalena Usselman, Helen Pershlck Ruth Oliver, Hattie Schmitz, Maxine Richardson, Eleanor Priel, Kathleen Walsh, Margaret Smyth, Mrs. Betty Dickey, all of Saskatoon Sion Alumnae Association.

Mrs. J. 8. Mills, Mrs. Roy Bow-man, Mrs.

R. M. Pinder, Mrs. E. M.

Holiday, Mrs. R. F. Turnbull. Miss Munay, Mrs.

Jean Mackenzie, Mrs. A. Higgle, Mrs. H. E.

Balder-ston, Adjutant F. Moulton, Captain A. E. C. Breece, Mrs.

A. Mr. John Conley, Mrs. S. Kendall, Mrs.

I H. Maycock, Mrs. Noel Truscott, Mrs. E. 8.

Paine, Mis. W. 8. Carpenter, W. Cowley, Mrs.

Jackson, Mrs. R. K. Sampson, Dr. F.

Hoffman and Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs Adamson, Miss I-amont, Mrs. A. G. Genereux, Mrs.

G. R. Peterson, Mrs, A. E. Laver, Shirley McFarland, Mrs.

Norman Faulkner, Mrs. W. I. Roberts, Mrs. George B.

Wlndwick, Mrs. A. P. Salter, Mrs. H.

A Ehbels, Mrs. Roy Todd, Mrs. A. McPherson, Mrs. M.

A. Hall, Mrs A. E. Chatwln, Mrs. F.

W. D. Thompson, Mrs. A. D.

Dallas, Mrs. J. Holmes, Mrs. A. MacG.

Young, Mrs. M. Borland, the Rev. S. L.

Lochhead and Mrs. Lochhead, Mrs. J. Gourlay, Miss R. Stewart, Mrs.

A. D. Cavers, Mrs. F. G.

Salisbury, Mrs. E. Lumb, Mrs. C. Kemp, Mrs.

W. A. Ferguson, Miss Carrie Taylor, Miss Dora Tucker, B. Waddington, Mrs. G.

C. Palmer, Mr. C. C. Palmer, Mrs.

J. E. Mackey, Mis. A. Stancliff, Mrs.

A. Russell, Mrs. D. H. Marshall, Almost 300 guests were entertained Friday In the auditorium of the Hudson's Bay Company store when the British Graduate Nurses, Unit No.

1, entertained at a successful tea In aid of the Red Cross, Mrs. T. Waddtngton, president of the nurses organisation and Mrs. A. M.

Blue wife of the president of the Saskatoon Red Cross, welcomed the callers. Of particular interest was the exhibit of the nursing kit carried by Florence Nightingale tn the Crimean War. The interesting piece, owned by Dr. H. D.

Weaver and Mrs. Weaver of Saskatoon, was In marked contrast to the modern kit now carried by the Victorian Order of Nurses, which was also on display. The Florence Nightingale kit was a heavy affair of wood, built with doors, ar.d compartment, much like a modern medicine chest. It was lined with green baize. At the back was a secret compartment opened by a sliding panel, in which the great nurse probably carried dangerous drugs and poisons.

The V.O.N. bag, a light durable leather affair provided ample space for drugs, scales, bandages and records. The table from which tea was served was arranged to form the MRS. R. R.

WATTS As president of the women's section, Saskatoon Golf and Country Club, Mrs. Watts will join Mrs, C. A. Robinson in making arrangements for the mixed bridge to be held by the club in the Hudson's Bay auditorium, Saturday evening, January 27, beginning at 8 o'clock. Members and their friends are invited to attend and are asked to notify one of the conveners of table plans.

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we give prompt service at prices that are economical, lhone 6588 Today- Social and Personal Mens Suits and Tuxedos Womens Plain Dresses and Suits Cleaned and Pressed ill Red Cross. White damask was laid i Mrs. G. P. Marshall, Mrs.

C. J. over red and a large red cross wasiArneson, Mis. E. Ross, I Jen-arranged in the square.

A low sll-nings, M. Iveson, Mrs. J. McNIes, ver candelabra holding five white'Mrs. D.

C. W. Richardson, Mrs. H. tapers centred the cross and each G.

Whitemarsh, Mrs. J. T. Robson, corner of the square waa marked Major Helena White, Mrs. G.

D. Phone 5588 Today W. W. Forsyth Optometrist AND NOAV-HERES an idea VANCOUVER. Tired of bending down to pick up the evasive knitting needle while knitting socks, a bright young thing here carries a magnet on an afternoons knitting.

If the needle slips to the floor it is back in her hand in a jiffy. Calendar The Fortnightly Club will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. G. P. Marshall, 117 Seventh Street.

The Doasulike Club will meet Monday evening at the home of Miss E. Anderson, 208 Fifth Avenue, north. No. 7 Nursing Division will meet in the City Hall, Tuesday, at 8 o'clock. Dr.

H. A. Matheson will continue his lectures on First Aid. The Willing Workers Circle of Westminster Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Hugh Storey, 1010 Melrose Avenue, Tuesday, at 2.30 oclock.

vDmttfurritnlM 123 20th Street. West Orthoptist MacMillan 21st Street PHONE 7122 Phone 2424 Strand Theatre Bldg Prince Albert MISS S. J. STEWART who, with A. J.

Irving, will receive the tea guests at the bridge and tea to be held by Saskatoon Women's Liberal Club in the Hudsons Bay auditorium Friday, January 26, from 2.30 to 3.30 o'clock. Bridge guests at this interesting affair will be welcomed by Mrs. J. W. Estey and Mrs.

R. M. Pinder. Mrs. A MacGillivray Young will act as general convener.

Those wishing to make up tables are asked to notify Mrs. Young, Mrs. F. A. Nuttall or Mrs.

M. Lang. Yakonwita Club Holds Enjoyable Leap ear Ball The annliE dance sponsored by the Yakonwita Club took the form of a gay Leap Year ball Wednesday evening in the Avenue Ballroom. Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Saville, Mr. and Mrs. V.

W. Abercrombie and Dr. W. D. McPhail and Mrs.

Me-Phail lent their patronage to the function. GUESTS PRESENT The following signed the register: Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Beveridge, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Farmer, the Misses Betty andblom, Berenice Rea, Rita Nlcolson, Ethel Gregor, Ida Land-blom, Elsie Thaler, Eileen Wright, Margaret Lawrence, Edith Rtmmer, Bus Rlmmer, Dot Foster, Mabel Robb, Freda Laycock, D.

McKellar, Giady Reid, Dot Creelman, Kay Mills, Norma Rochon, Patty Moore, Marj Lawrence, K. Russell, Mary Elton, Alice Buzik, Mary Buzik, Isobel Stewart, Olive Wozniak, Kay Stephens, Doris Jackson, Mildred Gregor, Sybil Tupman, Doris Rem-per, Edna Buck, Betty Bartholomew, Kay Bartholomew, Dorothy Forsyth, Jessie G. MacKay, Kay Jarvis, Phyllis Hartney, Betty McMillan, Nora Shoquist, Audrey Sargent, R. Abernethy, Ida Taylor, Elsie Guthrie, Alice Bradbrooke, Betty ODonnell, Carol Armstrong, Helen Clendenntng, Marty Marshall, Addle Billings, Anne Douglas. Freda Carmichael, Nora Hamilton, Eleanor Corner, May Lirdsay, Ruth Wood, Thalia Peterson, Dorothy Cassidy, H.

Wagar, Millie Peterson, Edith Peterson, Mary Dumas. Messrs. Harry Longworthy, Lome Kershaw, Jimmie Houston, Alton Sitman, Cecil Adair, G. Land-blom, Jack Douglas, Nelson Warner, Geddes Forsyth, Lome Rayner, Percy Shore, Bill Stan, Andy Stoltz, Norvai Armstrong, Bompass, Jack Watt, Bob McCormick, Norm Vallance, Walter Brown, Jack Jones, R. A.

Weston, Les Guthrie, Basil Cyr, Alex. Guthrie. Stan Jameson, Ernie Brown, Davie Thomson, Colin Looker, AI, Wyman, Cam Kerr, Charlie Kargut, George Hunt, Paul Heasman, Sterling Hookway, Cecil Bt-adwell, Ford Forsyth, L. Goodfellow, A. Read, Art Agnew, Harold Mighton, E.

Oiafson, Jack Mather, Eob Palmer, Bill Glover, Norm Robson, Eric Arthur, Bob Brown, Harold Nicholson, Jim Ar-nott, Jack Arnott, Jimmie Anderson, A. F. Jones, H. N. Ibbltson, Howard Truscott, Keith Rankin, Ralph Denison, Gordon Bell, R.

Goble, Cliff Hulme, A G. Kerr, Jim Forsyth. Archibald, Mrs. O. M.

Barker, Mrs. W. J. Pulley, J. M.

Duthle, Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Bryce Kalians, Mrs. E. F.

Whitmore, Mrs. A. Marr, Mrs. D. Morrison, Mr.

G. C. Hanselman, Mra W. 8. Hamer, Mr.

and Mrs. G. D. Underwood, Mrs. E.

B. Fleming, Mrs. Roy Hawkins, Mrs. George Chilson, Mrs. H.

M. Sumsion, Mrs A. Croll, Mrs. J. 8.

Findlay, Mrs. J. T. McIntyre, Mra W. V.

Clare, Mrs. Frank Miley, Mrs. J. W. Kemp, Mrs.

A. J. Irving, the Rev. Robert Hall and Mrs. Hall, Mrs.

A. C. Cowan, Mrs. A. Cram, Mra F.

J. Hill. Mrs. Malloch, Mrs. G.

R. Morse, Mrs. E. H. Oliver, Mrs.

W. J. Plnchin, Mrs. H. C.

Nixon, Mrs. W. Wood, M. J. Thomson, Mrs.

A Smith, Mra G. E. Dragan, Mrs. W. P.

Thompson, Mrs. J. J. Leddy, Mrs. F.

W. Leeper, Mrs. M. Jackson, Miss O. Thomas, Mrs.

D. Ellison, the Rev. R. Rowat and Mrs. Rowat, Helen Robertson, Patricia Robertson, Mra C.

Morton, Mrs. A. Lyons, Mrs. W. G.

Sullivan, Vivian Crawford, Mrs. Walter Murray, Mrs. P. J. Smith, Mra.

H. C. Manuel, Mrs. F. F.

McDermld, Mrs. E. R. Myers Mrs. J.

A. Gilroy, Mis. H. Cook, Mrs. Dudley, Mrs.

G. Geertng, Mrs. D. Croll, E. V.

Fleming, Elizabeth Allen, Mrs. R. Scratch, Joy Scratch, A. Donald, Marjorie Searle, Dr. Margaret M.

Donnell. Patricia Armstrong, Mrs. T. D. McCallum, Miss R.

Abernethy, Miss J. Whlteford, Dr. H. D. Weaver and Mra.

Weaver, Mra Alex Chisholm, Mra J. R. Macdonald, Mrs. R. W.

Asselstlne, Mrs. Gould, Mrs. C. E. Diggle, Mrs.

H. Parry, E. M. Geddes, Mabel M. Booth, Mrs.

A. H. Campbell, Mrs. J. W.

Wilson, Mrs. J. M. Powell, by a vase holding red tulips and white narcissi. Mrs.

W. C. Murray, Mrs. J. F.

Bryant, Mrs. J. S. Thomson, Mrs. G.

D. Underwood, Mrs. J. F. Cairns and Mrs.

A. E. Chatwin presided during the afternoon. Assisting in looking after the pleasure of the guests were Mrs. G.

W. Parker, Mrs. C. Clarke, Mrs. W.

Gibson, Mrs. J. Graham, Mrs. H. G.

Harris, Mrs. G. M. Donald, Mrs. F.

Clark, Mrs. F. Hoffman, Miss Betty Walkinson, Miss Audrey McKay, Mrs. Del Cleveland, Mrs. Hill, Mrs.

McKelvle, Mrs. Brother-idge and Mrs. B. W. Currie.

Mrs. A. M. McLennan was in charge of the dining room. Mrs.

Watklnson took charge of the Florence Nightingale exhibit. Guests were registered by Mrs. R. Savage and Mrs W. J.

Myatt Mr. Bob Fleming who played a number of hie own compositions and Miss Betty Fleming, who sang a number of his songs, added much to the pleasure of the guests during the afternoon. All members of the organization wore their Old Country graduate badges. The following registered: Mrs. A.

MacLennan, Mrs. J. Rorlson, Miss O. Bartlett, Mrs. F.

M. Savage, Mrs. W. Gibson, Mrs. H.

Harris, Mrs. N. R. Clark, Mra C. Smith, Mrs.

Parker, Mrs. J. Anderson, Mrs. G. M.

Donald, Mrs. G. R. Clarke, Mra. M.

J. Sexsmith, Mra C. H. Price, Mrs. R.

K. Gillis, Mrs. J. Graham, Mrs. N.

Jacobson, Mrs. J. Storr, C. M. Waddington, Mrs.

P. Warner, Mrs F. Hoffman, Miss Alice Soott, Mrs. E. Lovell, Mrs.

C. P. DeRoche, Mra Butler, Mrs. Fraser, Mra T. AIR.

AND MRS. D. F. 8TREB en-tertained at a charming reception this week in honor of their son, Ralph, and Miss Adele Little whose marriage takes place January 23. Mrs.

W. H. Collins assisted Mrs. Streb In welcoming the guests at this enjoyable affair where the tea table was unusually attractive with a Mexican embroidered cloth and centred with flowers to match the colorful Mexican pottery. Tea honors were performed by Mrs.

W. W. Ashley, Mrs. P. M.

McCarrell and Mrs. J. W. Bishop while assisting with the arrangements were Mrs. T.

Williams, Mrs. O. Valde. Mrs. Charles Miners, Mrs.

Guy Doig and Miss Berta Francis. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Murphy, Mrs. Hatton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miners, Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Mr.

and Mrs. Valde, Mr. and Mrs. T. Williams, Miss L.

Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Griffiths, Dr. W. W.

Swanson and Mrs. Swanson, Mr. and Mra. Bishop, Miss W. Brears.

Mrs. L. H. Little, Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Ashley, the Misses Mary, Joe and Ruth Ashley, Berta and Alleen Frances, Mary and Ruth Newell, Mrs. T. H.

Newell, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Forrester, Mrs.

George Stainsby, Mrs. E. H. Tricksy, Dr. F.

E. Roluf and Mrs. Roluf, Mrs. D. McGill and Glen McGill, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth McLeod, Mrs. R. B. McLeod, Mrs.

A. H. Hanson, Mr. Gordon Hanson, Mra. P.

Gerlach, Mrs. G. Doig and Mrs. P. M.

McCarrell. Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

Flnnle entertained this week In honor of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stobbs, the occasion of their fortieth wedding anniversary. Cards.

Chinese checkers and bingo were enjoyed during the evening, honors going to Miss Sibson, Mr. J. O'Neil and Mr. H. Accelton.

Assisting the hostess with refreshments were Mrs. J. B. Stobbs, Mrs. Findlater and Mrs.

Sibson. Guests at this pleasing affair were Mr. and Mrs. C. Gibson.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Accelton, Mr. and Mrs.

J. O'Neil, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson, Mr.

and Mrs. Sendai), Mr. and Mrs. Anwetler, Mr. and Mrs.

Perris, Mr. and Mrs. Find-later, Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Stobbs, Mr. T. Sibson, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs.

Clark, Mrs. Heralkorn, Miss Myrtle Sendall and Miss Lillian Sibson. Tea honors at the Womens Canadian Club membership tea next Tueadav will be performed by Mrs. A. M.

Blue, Mrs. Charles McKerron, Mrs. J. 8. Thomson and -s.

Ernest R. Myers. All Saskatoon women planning to join the club this year are Invited to attend this affair which will be held in the banquet hall of The ess-borough from 8 to 8 o'clock. AIRS. E.

R. PETERSON enter-' tained delightfully at the tea hour Friday having as her guest of honor Mrs. Jack Little who arrived In the city Tuesday by plane from Toronto. Mrs. G.

R. Peterson presided over the attractive tea table and assisting with the serving were Mrs. David Clarke, Mrs. O. McClocklin, Mrs.

Alan Embury and Miss Margaret MacMillan. Honoring the women from over the Province who were in Regina on Wednesday for the Saskatchewan Liberal Council meeting and the Saskatchewan Liberal Womens Association executive meeting, a delightful dinner party was held at the home of Premier W. J. Patterson and Mrs. W.

J. Patterson. Mrs. Patterson was assisted in performing the honors by Mrs. D.

A. Mc-Niven, who poured coffee, and Mrs. C. W. Parker, In the living room where a grate fire burned the decorations were crimson carnations and azalea plants.

In the tea room the table was covered with a handsome ecru lace cloth and centred by a glass reflector on which stood a silver bowl of crimson carnations. Silver candelabra held crimson and ivory tapers. Miss Lillian Grassick of Regina is spending the weekend in the city. see Mrs. W.

J. Alcorn of Asquith announces the engagement of her daughter, Adelle Jean, to Mr, Sidney Powell of Melville, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Powell of Justice, Man.

The marriage will take place early in February. ess Mr. and Mrs. William Neill, 817 Avenue north, announce the en-gagement of the former's sister, Elizabeth Nelli, to George Gates of Saskatoon, the wedding to take place some time in February. More than 110 attended the enjoyable dance that followed the dinner Friday evening at The Elite held by the Young Men's Board of Trade.

The evenings entertainment was carried in true Leap Year style with Mr. Arthur 8. Boxer in charge of It was the first social function for the club this year and clever and amusing items added to the pleasure of the occasion. There were novelty dance numbers by Mr. Jack Taylor and the Misses Patricia Herbert and Sylvia Sugarman; vocal selections by Mr.

Mickey Miquelon and music by The Elite Trio. St. Paul's Altar Society held a successful membership and guest tea at the home of Mra A. M. Mac-glllivray.

Guests were welcomed by the hostess assisted by Mra J. M. Guilmette and Mrs. G. Naylor.

Mrs A. Mettel and Mrs. B. Pfefferle poured tea at a table gaily decorated with a bowl of rose colored tulips. Servlteurs included Mra E.

Holmlund, Mrs. B. B. Bowen and Miss B. MacDonald.

iThe register was in charge of Mrs. G. H. Frederick and Mrs. C.

T. Hynes. Joint conveners for this delightful affair were Mrs. B. Swartout and Mrs.

A. Macgilllvray. Milk You Can Depend On All Ways Hamilton, Mrs. McKelvle, Mrs. W.

Mrs. C. E. Sexty, Isabel Wilson Littlejohn, Mra E. Walkinson, Mrs.

Mrs. A. Wilson, Mrs. H. Wheelock, James F.

Bryant, Ellen 8. Mackay, Miss M. Wheelock, T. M. Dolan, The annual meeting for the congregation of St.

John's Cathedral will be held in the parish hall, Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L., No. 63. will meet Monday evening, at 8 o'clock, in the ladies' lounge of the Canadian Legion. The Womens Co-operative Guild will meet Tuesday, at 8 oclock.

In the Y.W.C.A The meeting will take the form of a lantern lecture. Topic: The Challenge of Changing Conditiona, given by Mr. J. Mc-Naughton. The regular weekly bingo of St.

Paul's Altar Society will be held In the basement of the church, Monday. There will be an attractive door prize. Catholic Young People's Class will meet In St. Paul's Hall Sunday evening at 8.13 o'clock. City Park Circle of Miriam Re-bekah Lodge will meet with Mrs.

Eddy, suite 3, Queen's Court, Monday evening. North West Circle of St, Georges Church will meet with Mrs. M. Smith, 416 Avenue south, Tuesday at 3 oclock. The Women's Bible Class will meet at the Gospel Hail Sunday at 8 o'clock, subject, The Significance of Christian Baptism.

All Saint Guild will meet In the parish hall Tuesday at 8 oclock. Golden Key Mission Band of Third Avenue Church will meet Sunday at 11 o'clock. Lodge Saskatoon, No, 89, Junior S.O.E, will hold Us meeting Monday, January 22 at 7.30 p.m. All members are asked to attend for installation of officers for the coming year. Members of the advisory board are also asked to attend.

Women of the Moose and their friends are Invited to meet with Mrs. H. Simmons, 306 Twenty-fourth Street, west, Wednesday at 2 o'clock. St. James' Mothers Union will meet Tuesday at 3' oclock.

All membeis are asked to make an effort to be present as installation of officers will take place with the Rev. R. K. Sampson presiding. Mrs.

W. J. Myatt, Mrs. J. Bird, Mrs.

H. Kirkham, Mrs. R. F. Hogarth, Mrs.

A. M. Blue, Mrs. E. N.

Griggs, Mrs. H. Foxall, Mrs. L. T.

Ritchie, Mis. F. Wood, Mrs. J. Sleeves, Mrs.

D. Cleveland, Vera M. Hills, Mrs. B. Hope-Johnson, Mrs.

H. T. Plzzey, Mrs. E. W.

McGill, Mrs. F. E. Redmond, Mrs. F.

McColeman, Mrs. C. F. Irwin, Mrs. T.

F. Calder, Mrs. B. Eyford, Mra R. A.

Spencer, Mrs. C. F. Patterson, Mrs. Merrett, Mrs.

J. Hay, Mrs. J. W. Porter, Mrs.

J. C. Noble, May E. Reid, Mra H. Matthewman, Mis.

Hugh 8. Thompson, Mrs. W. Thompson, Mrs. R.

E. Strohan, Miss C. McKay, Mrs. Malcoln Wallace, Miss McLeod, Mrs. 8.

J. Thorburn, Mra J. F. Cairns, Mrs. C.

Chubb, Mrs. 8. E. Lanrefield, Mrs. J.

A. Valens, K. W. Ellis, Mrs. W.

A. Edwards, Mrs. W. O. Perry.

Mrs. G. L. Collard, Mrs. W.

Chapman, Mrs. Roland F. Taunt, Mrs. E. C.

Insklp, Mrs. J. 8. Brown, Miss Victoria Pallett, Miss Margaret Hunter, Mrs. 8.

Russell, Mrs. H. L. Saunders. Mra G.

Campbell, Mrs. W. F. Wood, Mrs. N.

L. Taylor, Mrs C. Campbell, Mrs. H. Smith, Mrs.

8. T. Atkinson, Mrs. Seymour E. Bushe, F.

Mahon, M. E. Grant, Miss Ceilia Townley Smith, June Johannes, Mrs. H. R.

Brown. Mrs. Roy Melville, Mrs. V. J.

Ferguson, Mrs. P. Sherman, Muriel Crawford, the Very Rev. Dean W. L.

Armitage, Laura Tunall, Bert Harris, Mrs. V. Dunn, Mra Andrew Leslie, M. Filler, Mrs. McConnell, Jessie E.

Walls, Margaret H. McGill, Miss Peggy Fleming, Mr, Bob Fleming, C. H. Maddocks, Mrs. B.

J. Symea, Mrs. H. E. Alexander, Mrs.

Alice Heddle, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Clark, Mra D.

A. Gilchrist and Miss Mary Elizabeth, Mr. A. M. Blue, Mrs.

B. W. Currie, Mrs. Brothertdge, Miss Betty Watkinson. PERIIAIIEHT WAVES NEUTER OIL WAVE OTHER METHODS $7.50 $3.00 and an PRO-TIEN-1ZE OIL WAVS NESTLE WAVE Mark Anniversary At Family Dinner $5.00 $2.50 50c Russian Music Is Subject of Study The Music Research Club held its first meeting of the New Year on Tuesday evening at the home of the president) Miss Thelma Johannes.

The subject for study was Russian music. Miss Annie Fines gave Interesting and instructive 80FT WATER SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE NEW! Professor Vermont TEACUP READER AND PALMIST NOW AT The Elite fc DAILY t.15 to A p.m. A.1A to 11 p.m. 227 2ND AVE. SO.

PHONE 4828 Mrs. A. M. Campbell (nee Leona Heasman) was pleasantly surprised one evening recently when- Mrs, McKay, 813 8eventh Street, gave a miscellaneous shower In her honor paper, dealing with nationalism In Gameil mUfllc were er; EVER CHANGING LONDON. War's effect on fabrics and fashions will tend to increase Individuality, a fashion ex-peit here believes.

By spring women's clothes will he more feminine and it will be ''unfashionable to be he thinks. S.S. Pupils Win High Honors in W.C.T.U. Contest A silver wedding anniversary of interest was celebrated recently by Mr. and Mrs.

M. Davidner, of 405 Avenue south, when they were guests at a family dinner at the King George Hotel and later at a gathering in their home. Present at the family dinner were the guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Davidner, their son David and daughters, Bernice and Ruth; Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Vogel and son Ernest; Mr. and Mrs.

S. Kaplan, Mrs. F. G. Miller, Mr.

H. Reisen-berg of Earl Grey, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wllncr of Indian Head, and the Misses Bessie and Tina Columbia.

After the hotel dinner the party weut to the home of Mr, and Mrs. Davidner where many friends called to extend felicitations. Mr. and Mrs. Davidner were married In Saskatoon, January 12, 1913.

making their home at Southey, where Mr. Davidner was engaged in business. In the latter part of 1916 they moved to Saskatoon and have resided here since. A son, Mr. Arnold Davidner, who recently married Miss Mary Bernbom, now resides in Prince Albert music and dwelling at some length on the work of the lenowned "five." The following program was given: Caprlcclo (Pantschenko), Prelude In A Flat (Cesar Cul), Berceuse (Koostchinsky), Miss Johannes; Song of the Little Fish, (Arensky), Heavenly Clouds, (Darg-omijsky), Mrs.

Penner, Miss Robertson st the piano; reading on nationalism in art from Van Loon, Mr. Palmer; transcriptions: Choral Dance No 17 from Prince Igor of Borodin, Leeds Festival Choir and London Philharmonic Orchestra under Sir Thomas Beechsm, Meditation, (Glazouriov), Jascha Heifetx. Current events in the musical world wars read by Miss Janet Palmer. Joyed during the evening. The guests wars interested to see the blindfolded guest of honor draw in, by meant of a cord, a float in the form or a ship, which waa laden with gifts from thirty-three friends.

Master Albert McKay dressed as a sailor piloted the ship. Mrs. Priest, poured tea and the Misses Dorothy Edwards, Vivian Carbert, Eileen Heasman and Helen Sinclair assisted Mrs. McKay with refreshments. The Duchess of Kent Chapter l.O.DJS.

held a social evening Wednesday at the home of Miss Phyllis Lock, University Drive. Games and contests wer enjoyed, prizes going to Mias Harriet Sloan and MIbs Minnie Williams. Supper was served by the hostess, honors being performed by Miss i Harriet Sloan, first regent of ths chapter. At the close of ths evening Mrs. C.

Miller, recent bride, and regent of the chapter, was presented with a gift of silver from the following members; Mrs. Mathers, Misses Phyllis Lock, Ruth Gilroy, Joan Parry, May Walker, Kathleen Walker Minnie Williams, Mary Williams, Marls Humphrey, Evelyn Hay, Sylvia Owens, and Joyce Humphrey, MORE HEAT FOR LESS MONEY PER SEASON UNEQUALLED FOR FURNACE, HEATER AND FIREPLACE AND DUSTLESS-TREATED FOR YOUR GREATER CONVENIENCE. SASK SUPPLY ARCTIC COAL FUEL CO. LTD. ICE CO.

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